Big Day For Anderson Wilson Library Dedication
Retiring Secretary of Defense C B Wilson will attend the dedication of the Charles E Wilson Library on Anderson College campus next month. The event honors a man whose career spanned GM leadership roles to the U S defense post, and acknowledges the community support behind the library project funded by thousands of donors nationwide.
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Anderson Indians Triumph Over Red Devils Boosts Season Hopes
In Indiana, Anderson High School Indians crushed the Richmond Red Devils, ending a 16 game unbeaten stretch and signaling a potential perfect season. Coach Jim Carter and the athletic staff receive credit for the revival that drew 6,500 fans and highlighted the school band. Separately, Local 662 United Auto Workers opened a new $650,000 union hall west of Ind 109 near East Tenth Street, a facility aimed at strengthening member service and community leadership.
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The Caveman Roach Saga and Ancient Pest History
LM Watkins surveys roaches from prehistoric caves to modern homes noting their persistence across 200 million years. The piece links ancient habits to today as roaches invade dark damp spaces and even survived the electric light era. It closes with a note on the naming of sherry in Jerez by Moors.
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Posture advice from Dr Brady prompts health education
Dr Brady offers rules for good posture and body awareness in schools including posture, breathing, shoulder position, and chest alignment. He argues against sucking in the stomach and the “tin soldier” stance and calls for anatomy and prenatal hygiene courses. Readers may send letters for personal health questions to William Brady in Beverly Hills. The United States averages 175,000 forest fires a year.
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The Case Records of a Psychologist
Charley, a 49 year old, enters state university and fears flunking out amid tougher college work. The piece urges fast reading and study habits for high school students facing the sharper competition of college, noting screening in freshman year and suggesting tests and practice to improve reading speed and retention. It mentions Dr Crane Mellott for guidance and the need for efficient study methods.
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Roberts interprets news on West Germany’s new leadership
J M Roberts argues Adenauer broadens the coalition to govern with a stable majority, signaling a national responsibility shift. He notes Germans’ confidence in cooperation with the West, the economy improving, and a public unafraid of Russia’s missile threats, reflecting nine years of change.
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Soviet Union Tries Arab World Influence for UN Vote
In a Washington Roundup by Jack Anderson the piece analyzes how Moscow builds influence in the Near East to shape the UN General Assembly vote. It details the Triangle of Suez Yemen and Syria, $150 million arms deals, and efforts to win clergy and intellectuals to the Soviet cause while the United States debates pledges to Munro and Malik.
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German refugee boom fuels West Germany economy
A Ruhr industrialist cites a steady East Zone refugee stream as the engine of West Germany’s economic surge. He notes 2.1 million refugees since 1950 and more than 800 daily arrivals, all largely employable, boosting labor and output while solidifying living standards. He warns reunification could end the labor supply and raise taxes. In Bloomington, Indiana, F Harold Vanorman reports Robert Thames will manage the University Hotel after its $500,000 sale as part of the Vanorman Graham Hotel group expansion.
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Folklore by William Wade Initials game description
A detailing of a party game where guests at four person tables guess notable names starting with shown letters. Cards list about 20 letters per table and players name noted men or subjects matching the letter as bells ring. Winners are those who collect most correct names, with optional table changes for extended play.
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The Shepherd The First Baby
A poetic blessing about the arrival of a baby and the new life it brings to a family. It reflects on responsibility, patience, love, and sacrifice, noting that parents gain a fuller, richer life beyond their marriage. Attributed to Julien C. Hyer.
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