Indiana on the Rocks critique of Rock on taxes and jobs
The editorial challenges Lt. Gov. Robert Rock about claimed job creation and Indiana taxes. It cites studies showing rising state and local tax burdens in manufacturing, compares 1961 and 1965 rankings, notes plant relocation near Louisville, and questions the 100,000 jobs claim while highlighting closed or moved Indiana businesses.
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Guv
Robert Rock
Indiana
Alfred G. Buehler
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Economy League
Louisville
Rock
Indiana Employment Security Division
IESD
Mr. Rock
National I Ile
Mfg. Co
Greer Steel
Ward Stillson
Ball Brothers
Muncie
Rudy Etherton
Element Of Judgment In Space Missions Questioned
The article argues judgment is essential for spaceflight, citing Apollo 7 commander Walter Schirra who stresses thorough review of each test. It contrasts human judgment with machine responses and notes on the Gemini flights and early lunar missions where on‑the‑spot decisions mattered for mission success.
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Cmdr
Walter Schirra
Suhirra
Schirra
Earth
Growth Stocks and Safe Incomes From A Roger Spears Column
A reader outlines growth portfolio ideas including Cities Service American Hospital Supply Consolidated Natural Gas Campbell Soup and Del Monte with notes on offshore gas and Arctic stakes. Advice covers reducing risk with bonds and a refund annuity while suggesting a $5,000 emergency reserve and a $14,000 guaranteed contract with beneficiary benefits. The column promotes Roger E Spears Investment Guide and directs readers to order from The Anderson Herald.
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American Hospital
Consolidated Natural Gas
Campbell Soup
del Monte
Worl Holding
Louisiana
Arctic
California
Amla
Roger Spears
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Box 1618
Grand Central Station
New York
Agnew under fire as Nixon-era doubts linger
The piece weighs Agnew against Nixon amid criticism of his civility and rhetoric. It cites his TV performances on Face the Nation, questions his stance on civil rights and Vietnam, and notes observers view him as a bold, unprogrammed counterweight to Nixon.
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Agnew Spiroew
Nixon
Agnew
Shin
Vale
Spiro Agnew
Wace the Nation
Humphrey
Agrew
Senatue McCarthy
Senator McGovern
Chicago
Wicla
NAACP
Johnson
Adulsary Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Agnes
Wixon
Harry Trujan
Brady's Health Service reader letter on calisthenics and iodine
A reader lauds Dr. William Brady's column and the Last Brady Symphony calisthenics program as life enhancing. The letter recounts a personal injury from past exercise, praises iodine guidance, and expresses respect for Brady and cited teachers. It requests copies of pamphlets and provides contact details for responses.
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Doctor Brady
Seldo
Saint Lut
Chapel Street School
William Bennet
Canadaigua High School
Buffalo Medics School
Wm. Osler
Laliera
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
South Bevely Hills
California
Constitutional Preamble Text Fragment
The excerpt presents the Preamble to the United States Constitution. It outlines goals including forming a more perfect union establishing justice ensuring domestic tranquility providing for the common defense promoting the general welfare and securing the blessings of liberty for current and future generations.
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United _ States
United States of America
Worry Clinic Leader Highlights Fraternal Codes
The article praises John Knight and the "Fraternity of Bereaved Fathers" for a personal code guiding duty and resilience. It ties Knight’s golf carryover to wartime loss and parental guidance, urging teens to adopt a mature life code rooted in duty and service.
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John &. Knight
John
Knight
Charles McAdayn
Mc Naught
Tith Hote
Western Union
Jack
Mr. McAdam
Mr. Knight
Kight
Chicago
George Washington Crane IV
Glen, View Naval Air Station
John Knight
Chicago Temple
Charley Mo
Adam
Folklore- A southern Indiana tale of storms and tall tales
In southern Indiana a boy asks what a tall tale is as Uncle Ezra and Slim Jim discuss a raging storm. The men recall a wind driven episode where a pedal planner played Nearer My God To Thee and a farmer and mule were lifted to land upright half a mile away.
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Uncle Ezra
Indiana
Grong
Iir
Slim Jinn
Wade
Slim Jim
Ezra
Fura
Businessmen needed in Washington for progress and growth
A Southern States Industrial Council Bulletin argues for experienced businessmen in policy making and top government posts. It credits 1952 1960 with strong economic progress under pro enterprise leadership and warns that eight years of anti business sentiment hindered growth, advocating free enterprise and managerial pragmatism in national policy.
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Washington
Scaff
United States
Free World
Dulles
Fishnessmen
America
Telens
U.S
Hig
National Labor Relations Board
Aires
Cizens
Becaus
Southern States
Cold Still Baffles Science Across the United States
A short Thoughts item notes cold confusion costs the United States an estimated 5 billion dollars annually. The text cites Niven and Hubert in a dispute over politeness amid contradiction.
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United States
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Treawn
Wane Tomer
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Messenger
Oliver
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Mipalchen
William F. Buckley
Buckley
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Kent
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Calvary
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Hubert
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