Learn From The Past On Classics And Civic Values
Essay notes Virgil Whitaker Stanford deans remarks on the revival of classical studies after World War II and the need to study Greece and Rome to understand civilization. Frederick Reinhardt echoes the value of broad education for leaders, urging retention of historical lessons amid rapid modernization and tech bias.
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Virgil K. Whitaker
Stanford University
Stanford Review
Intercollegiate
Center For Classical Studies
Rome
Dean Whitaker
Greece
U.S
Italy
Frederick Reinhardt
Berkeley
Reinhardt
Republic
Our Republic
James Maury
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
United States
The Shoe Fits Many Feet Editorial on Discipline
President Johnson called for self discipline but critics note Congress shows a lack of discipline in spending law making and enforcement, leading to inflation and public unrest. The piece argues for curb on spending and a return to first principles, asserting discipline must fit many feet.
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Johnson
Congress
High Yield Stocks Attract Income Seekers
Question and expert answer on choosing high yield common stocks for income. Recommendations include Imperial Credit Edison General Motors Lorillard Norfolk & Western and Southern Railway. Also guidance on Kern County Land and switching to Standard Oil of New Jersey and Southern Railway for higher cash returns and better income prospects.
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Edison
Dena Corp
General Motors
Lorillard
Norfolk & Western
Kern County Land
Standard Oil
New Jersey and Southern Railway
KCL
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gen
Fea. Corp
Sensing The News Sy Thurman Sensing The News
An unsigned opinion argues against a tax hike and welfare state expansion. It contends Washington plans higher income taxes post election, critiques foreign aid and space spending, and urges trimming welfare programs to curb inflation and foster self-reliance. The piece favors conservative shifts in Congress and cites Japan as a model of work over dependence.
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Washington
Johnson
Ciizenry
U. S
Europe
Congress
Feder
Umty
Avie Kroek
United States
Watts
Johnson and Kennedy
Democratic Party
Midwestern
America
Japan
Asia
Great Society
Calcium claims and dietary supplements push in medical guru letter
A 1963 Newsletter excerpt argues some doctors reject the idea that Americans get all necessary vitamins and minerals from diet alone. It urges calcium with vitamin D, promotes calcium supplements, and solicits readers to request booklets from William Shady with mail-in envelopes. The piece blends medical guidance with promotional appeals and personal health letters.
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the American Medical Association
Council On Foods and Nutrition
United States
FDA
Uniike
Wiley
Sherman
Gitte Taosson
Handel
Aig
William Shady
Camine
South Rev Mills
California
The Worry Clinic on Literalism in Law and Bible
A humorous essay discusses literalism in law enforcement and Bible interpretation. It uses an Indiana teen Victor B. as a framing device to critique strict adherence to rules, noting Jesus challenged red tape religiosity and laws as guiding social behavior rather than worshipped absolutes. It citesDriver tests and biblical examples to argue for flexible judgment and compassion.
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Victor
Auto River
Jesus
Victor B
Indiana
Soi
Christ
God
Moses
Aaron
Abraham
Quotations on modern life from scattered voices
A collage of quotes from various observers in Indiana and beyond offers quick takes on modern life. The pieces touch on coffee and ice cream, returning obligations, driving habits, and political views, with attributions to local sages, anonymous writers, and the Associated Press.
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Anderson
Beanblossom
Southern Indiana
Sage
Commonwealth Conference Dims As Rhodesia Debate Rages
A London based Commonwealth leaders conference shows waning resolve as Britain refuses force on Rhodesia. India, Pakistan and others send lower officials while Malta and Sierra Leone vie for influence, signaling possible dissolution of the empire’s unity.
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Gost
London
British Commonwealth of Nations
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
Jess- Edker
India
Pakistan
Sierra Leone
Uganda
Zambia
Kenya
Britain
Rhodesia
Harold Wilton
Commonwealth
South Africa
Portugal
United Nations
Commonwealth Conference
Malta
Polar voyage marks first North Geographic Path completion
The Nautilus crew led by Commander Anderson declares a historic polar milestone as they push toward the North Pole. Dead reckoning and an inertial navigator guide the vessel, with readiness to cross the Pole within a mile, while prayers for peace accompany the momentous journey from the Pacific to the Atlantic.
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Neutil
Fale
Columbus
Anderson
Neuti
Sealila
Jenks
Godspeed
Pacific
Atlantic
Ain
Eolumn
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Criftenuerger
Presider
Harriet W. Toner
Vicau Prauidany
Robert E Jackson
Jane Toner
Charles W. Laughan
Edwin A Bailey
Povagu
Madasa
Hadrion
Associated Press
Associated Proxy
Tour Herald
Wuhicribm
Harald Thaule
Cpacial Mossangat
Naarait
Valle
Sy Thurman
Gora
Schoor
Brady's Health Service
William Brady
Lille
Ay Wr
George W. Grane
Crane
Mellor. Ind
Folklore
Tokyo
Los Angeles
Orville
Wilbur
Theicvcle
Airline Pilots’ Association
Chicago
Sayins
Times
Americuy
Pointussell
Cyprus
Gambia
Maleawi
Singapore
James B. Martin
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