Editorial calls for funding retarded children over governor mansion
Indiana judge L Niblack urges lawmakers to prioritize care for 53 retarded children awaiting admission at Muscatatuck State School and a waiting list of 848, instead of spending 750000 to 1 million on a new governor's mansion. He argues billions for other nations and programs should aid local welfare needs first.
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L. Niblack
Indiana
Marion County Welfare Department
Muscatatuck State School
Ethiopia
Tito
North Meridian St
Branigin
General Assembly
Surprise ties between US Communists and student groups
Gus Hall head of the U S Communist Party told Pravda that the party plays a major role in U S student groups sabotaging the war in Vietnam. He cites the DuBois Clubs as closest ties, with many members having joined the party.
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Gus Hall
U.S. Communist Party
Moscow
Pravda
U.S
Viet Nam
Hall
DuBois Clubs
DuBois Club
Party of
Three Fortunate Prisoners in Fort Dix Court Martial
Three soldiers at Fort Dix New Jersey face lengthy hard labor sentences for draft resistance in Vietnam. Dennis Mora a Puerto Rican descent veteran served 25 year old time, David Lamas and James Johnson received five years each. Mora belongs to the W E B Du Bois Club seen as communist influenced by some. The piece contrasts American punishment with imagined harsher fates in communist regimes and critiques various political figures and media plans.
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Army
Dennis Mora
Viet Nam
Fort Dix
N.J
David A. Lamas
James Johnson
Soviet Russia
Red China
Nort Viet Nam
Mora
New York College
W.E.B. du Bois
U.S
Communist Party
Pvt. Mora
DuBois
Allis-Chalmers stock advice and investor questions
A reader asks if Allis-Chalmers is a hold after a six month rise. The column notes the stock spans farm equipment heavy electrical and construction machinery and recommends deferring purchase until the market stabilizes. A young reader asks for secure growth stocks for monthly investing and is advised to consider Merck and Standard Oil of California with MSP guidance.
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Allis-Chalmers
J.S. A
New York Exchange
Merck & Company
Standard Oil
California
Spear
Gen
Fea. Corp
Kennedy struggles over New York lieutenant governor choice
At the Buffalo Democratic Convention Kennedy confronts Stanley Steingut over nominating Orin Lehman as lieutenant governor, labeling Lehman a two time loser. The episode reveals Kennedy's ambivalence between avoiding and engaging in state party politics and strains with Frank O Connor ahead of the Rockefeller race.
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Bobby New York
New York
Kennedy
Liberal Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Lehman
Buffalo
Bobby Kennedy
Upstate
Howard Samuels
Samuels
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Manhattan
New York City
Frank O'Connor
O'Connor
O’connor
Nelson Rockefeller
Stephen Smith
Commodore Hotel
William Haddad
Milton Gwirtzman
William Vanden Heuvel
Albany
Refusig
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
How Disabilities Drive Fame Across History and Science
A reader’s piece in a psychiatric history column argues that personal limits such as short stature deafness or disability often spur greatness. Examples include Beethoven Steinmetz Demosthenes Kellerman Cunningham and more, with notes on how adversity shaped achievement and ambition.
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Ickly
Renson
Treasure Island
Beethoven
Steinmetz
Edison
Napoleon
Hitler
Mussolini
Annette Kellerman
Glen Cunningham
Why Youths Drink and The Pledge Backlash
Dr William Brady discusses why youngsters drink amid the cocktail era and media exposure. He notes teetotaler stance, cites reader anecdotes about pledges and social pressure, and lists his letter reply policy and address.
Whodunit in a Card Game Night Elimination
Six guests White Brown and Black and spouses attended a home. An antique vanished after departure and Brown becomes the thief by elimination. Cards, paralysis, puzzles and golf ruled out others until Mrs Black is identified as the culprit.
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White
Brown
Black
Wade
Mrs. Black
Mrs. White
Lion
Why Study Latin In Our Schools Today
The essay argues Latin remains essential beyond intellectual training. It grounds culture through authors like Lucretius Horace Virgil Cicero Seneca and Livy and aids understanding of English. Latin supports church fathers law medicine science and helps master romance languages, making Americans wiser and better prepared.
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Vergil Cicero
Livy
New York
Lucretius
Horace
Vergil
Cicero
Seneca
Catullus
Apuleius
Rome
the Church
Navy Chaplains Corps Seeks Moral Guidance for Sailors
Today the Chaplains Corps numbers about 800 ministers priests and rabbis serving the Navy. They advise service personnel and families on spiritual and moral values and address issues arising from the Korean War era and evolving codes of conduct.
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Navy
Chaplains Corps
Rnin
CIA
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