Death of Dr Richard C Swan Remains Noted Community Loss
The Anderson Herald reports the death of Dr Richard C Swan at age 49. A respected physician and civic leader, he served as head of medical staff at Delco Remy and Allison Division, led tuberculosis organizations, and worked as team physician for the Indianapolis Indians and Capitols. He supported First Presbyterian Church and left a legacy of public service and family devotion.
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Richard C. Swan
Dr. Swan
Madison County Tuberculosis Association
State Tuberculosis Organization
Madison County
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
St. John’s Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Anderson Herald
Morgenthau emerges as NY Democratic front runner in 1964 race
The New York City Democratic machine struggles to unite for governor and senator as Robert Wagner backs Morgenthau, who leads a seven candidate field aided by Harlem support. A Harris poll leaked to the press shows Morgenthau ahead of Rockefeller, while Republicans push Rockefeller toward a historic plurality in the 1964 convention race.
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New York City
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rockefeller
Javits
Robert F. Wagner Jr
Democrat
Mayor Wegner
Gov. Rockefeller
U.S
Robert M. Morgenthau
New York Herald Tribune
Morgenthau
Frank O'Connor
Queens
Wagner
Kennedy
Harlem
Louis Harris
Assocites
Wegner
James A. Farley
Jesser
Successful Investing Buying Odd Lots Depends On The Stock
Reader asks if buying small lots is wise or if full lots avoid fees. The response notes odd lot trading is costly and favors investing in steady growth stocks with strong upward trends. Collins & Aikman cited for potential continued growth. untimely dump may miss future gains.
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Roger E. Spear
Collins & Aikman
Bailey Selburn
Collins & Aikmen
Spear
Mei
Collins
Baileyamn
Selburn
Scurm Rainbow
Lowry-Raintow
Hoover Improves After Operation
Former President Herbert Hoover underwent surgery to remove a tumor from his intestine last week. A Columbia Presbyterian Hospital spokesman said Hoover is up and around in his suite and improving steadily as fans await news on his hospital Stay.
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New York
UPI
Herbert Hoover
Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital
Brazil tightens profits repatriation under new law
BASILIA. A finance bill sharply limits profit remittances by foreign companies and was enacted with President Joao Goulart backing. Finance Minister Walter Moreira Salles resigned in protest. The law caps dollar remittances to 10 percent of red capital and imposes new restrictions on foreign investors in Brazil.
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Basilia
UPT
Walter Moreira Salles
Joao Goulart
Activ
Brazil
Johnson visit stirs Turks and editors across state lines
Editorials from the Anderson teachers federation dispute to Johnson’s Turkey trip note mixed reactions. Reports describe Johnson’s easy manner swaying crowds, FBI precautions, and media debates on whether U.S. aid and policy foster a closer U.S. Turkey alliance. The tone reflects cross-state commentary on foreign policy and diplomacy.
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Anderson Teachers Federation
Garven Hudgins
Johnson
Lyndon B. John
Turkey
Apsteet
Scott County
Jourpe Ae
United States
U.S
Yon
ory _ Johnson
Jorial
Cee
Lyn
Don Johnson
Ismet Inonu
Yeni
Sahah
Havadis
Saban
Extraordi
Tuc
FBI
Key
Argentina in turmoil tests U S stance on dictatorship
Washington faces a stark choice as Argentina’s semi civilian military regime frays. The Guido government teeters amid military disarray and Peronist rivals, risking a slide toward dictatorship and crisis for Alliance for Progress aid.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Kennedy
Washington
Jose Maria Guido
Anderson strike exposes coach pay contrasts
The article argues the Anderson school strike reflects elite coaching salaries versus teachers. It claims assistant coaches led the walkout, noting English teachers earn much less, while several coaches exceed 9 000 dollars, suggesting the leaders fight to protect their own advantage.
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Anderson
Anderon
Case Records of a Psychologist Seve NE De he etes
The piece argues Liberal Arts colleges overstaffed and overreliant on federal funding. It claims colleges could double enrollments by shifting schedules and applying business efficiency, without extra taxpayer cost. Professor Howard W. disputes education theories, urging reform and restraint on public spending.
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Howard W
Crane
Harvard
Green sickness and typhoid era medical talk
A retrospective note on chlorosis also called the green sickness, its link to anemia and iron deficiency, and historical views on typhoid prevention through blood testing and sanitation. Included are letters from Dr. Brady, commentary on medical education, and a quiz on British ships lost in the Revolutionary War.
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Osler
America
Poe
Lloyds of London
Jeff
Kles
Bright
Ous
Folklore Rhymes and Sailor Sayings From Old Maritime Days
A field of folklore notes common rhymes and sayings used in speech and memory. It cites quatrains about truth wealth and loyalty and a sea captain Maury who shaped navigation with his books Pathfinder of the Seas and Sailing Directions.
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Maury
M. F. Maury
Naval Observatory
Europe
America
Personal advice requests to Dr Crane addressed to Mellor
To obtain personal advice or one of his psychological charts mail to Dr Crane Mellor Ind please enclose a stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing or printing costs.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
World Airlines Talks to Begin Next Monday
Presidents of 93 airlines from 71 countries meet in Dublin for a five day conference starting Monday. They plan to outline plans for supersonic jetliners, push for fare reductions on international flights, and discuss possible international airline mergers within Europe to better compete with major U S airlines.
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Montreal
UPI
Dublin
Europe
U.S
Early Morning Trash Run Sparks Fashion Reminder
A playful scene unfolds as a householder in curlers hurries to save the trash before pickup. The incident segues into a fashion note highlighting practical morning wear like shirtwaists and wraparound skirts, urging modern, smart options over traditional house dresses.
Fall Wardrobe Features at Roth's Village Shop
The Village Shop offers casual browsing with Little shirt dresses, many colors in shirts, sweat wear, walking shorts, wrap skirts, belts and handbags. Slip a shell and sweater for cool days and maintain a fresh smart look. Roth's presents a personal fashion experience for fall.
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Dacron
Roth
Bible verses offer travel aid and comfort for pilgrims
The excerpt urges carrying a Bible on trips with Gideon Bible providing verses. It cites Joshua 1 9 Hebrews 12 5 Matthew 28 20 and Psalm 145 18 as sources of guidance and peace for travelers. It frames The Shepherd travel aid as a spiritual support.
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