Madison County Bands Shine At Indiana State Fair Day
The Madison County community congratulates all students who competed in the Indiana State Fair Band Day. Madison Heights placed third while Elwood Anderson and Alexandria finished eighth, ninth and tenth. Highland Pendleton Lapel Noblesville and Middletown were also praised for their outstanding routines before a crowd of over 20 000.
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Civil Disobedience: Call for lawful change and restraint
The writer argues civil disobedience trivializes law and endangers society. They insist change must come through legislative means, warn against violent protests in cities like Selma and Chicago, and urge accountability for inciters to reduce moral decline and restore patriotism and public order.
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Statehouse Air Conditioning Costs Scrutinized by Budget Committee
Indiana taxpayers urge legislators and Budget Agency to delay air conditioning the Statehouse chambers. They question the need for heated spaces used only two months every two years and urge letters to budget director Jack Booher to curb what they view as wasteful spending.
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Crime And The Welfare State Clash In Civic Values
A Baltimore Sun column argues that a welfare state breeds crime by eroding shared moral standards and personal responsibility. Keats A. Pullen Jr. contends state rewards for poverty relief and individual crime rewards alike undermine independence, honesty, and familial self-reliance.
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Keats A. Pullen Jr
Baltimore Sun
Drug firm Chief Urges Overseas Investment to Boost Jobs
The head of a major prescription drug producer told a Senate subcommittee that U S investments in overseas manufacturing and distribution, especially in developed nations, can aid the balance of payments. He urged programs to encourage up to 10,000 U S companies to set up abroad to boost exports and private enterprise.
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Russia rejects U S call for comprehensive nuclear test ban
Geneva reports say U S negotiators urged Moscow to back a comprehensive ban with onsite inspections to prevent cheating. Soviet envoy Tsrapkin rejected the proposal as the talks proceed, while West Germany backs NATO role in nuclear strategy amid disarmament discussions.
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Kennedy Johnson feud cools as mutual signals rise
The Inside Report notes a summer White House photo and Kennedy newsletter use signaling a softening Johnson RFK tensions. Observers see a broader mood shift driven by external political forces, with Johnson’s strong Congress showing boosting his image and easing past bitterness.
Folklore and Kennedy Feud Reflections in 1965 Analysis
A composite piece ties a New York World's Fair vignette to Kennedy Johnson dynamics. It recalls a Western lawyer observing a scene, while shifting to Kennedy’s 1960s political stance, cabinet memories, and evolving White House relations with President Johnson and aide Bill Moyers.
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First Lady to Visit Ranch with Rockefeller Host
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson and daughter Lynda will stay at Laurance Rockefeller's 3000 acre ranch near Jackson Hole Wyoming. They will attend a joint banquet September 7 by the American Forestry Association and the National Council of State Garden Clubs at Jackson Lake.
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The Case Records of a Psychologist
Reader questions the dehydration diet and low fluid intake for kidney issues. Dr Crane Mellor discusses fluid needs, fat metabolism, water production from fat, and salt use in hot weather with medical cautions and a note on requesting personal advice.
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Akron Beacon Journal
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Crane Mellor
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John Paul Jones in the American Navy
James B. Martin recounts John Paul Jones joining the American cause at the Revolution’s outbreak He commands the Ranger and Providence before the 18 gun frigate Bonhomme Richard He sinks the Serapis victory stands as Jones returns to port through enemy lines later buried in Chicago and a 1905 search for his mail-filled tomb towards a shipmail history.
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Chapel
Whence came I Who am I and Why Am I Here
The piece presents pensive reflections on identity purpose and destiny inspired by scripture. Julien C Hyer contemplates origins existence and meaning asking where life leads and why God hides answers for a season.
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Julien C. Hyer
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