Editorials Lets Go Over This Again
The Anderson Herald editorializes against building a second governor mansion in Indiana. Judge John L. Wiblack argues spending about 31 million should aid disabled and neglected children at Muscatatuck State School and related wards awaiting admission. The piece urges prioritizing child welfare over lavish housing, urging housing funding be redirected to guardianship and care for vulnerable youths.
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Anderson Herald
Indiana
John L. Wiblack
Marion County
Niblack
Muscatatuck State School
County Welfare Office
Muscatatuck, Con
Welfare Department
Cis
Government Should Not Use Politics To Limit Medicare Drugs
The piece argues against restricting Medicare drug payments to generics only, citing risks from weaker generic batches and praising brand name drugs. It contends patient welfare should guide policy, not political maneuvering, and notes past FDA actions on understrength generics. Prescription prices trend down, yet illness warrants top science.
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England
Investi
New York City
Food and Drug Administration
Pools Of Power Interties Aim To Prevent Future Blackouts
Officials note November 1965 and last summer’s outages stemmed from faulty relays and insufficient supplying of power. Researchers say stronger mutual interties could have prevented these blackouts, prompting utilities to pool energy across large regions for dependable, affordable service.
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Northwest
Midwest
AMF Outlook Brightens Amid Turnaround Efforts
Investment note discusses AMF earnings, early 1960s sales downturn with Atlas and Titan. mentions acquisitions, improved capacity, and prospects for a rebound. Questions whether company can recover. advises holders to consider long-term potential, mentions insurance strategy and a cautious stance on near-term gains.
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Machine & Foundry
AMF
Atlas
Titan
Turning point in U S civil rights debate noted
Thurman Sensing argues the 1966 Senate defeat of the Civil Rights Act signals a shift in northern attitudes and politics. He credits Senator Dirksen for opposing open housing, warns against privilege campaigns, urges reform of private property sanctity, and frames the act’s defeat as a chance to reclaim lost freedoms.
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U. S. Senate
United States
Congress
Barry Goldewater
U. S
Everett Dirksen
R-I
Senate
Sen. Dirksen
Ulinois
Chicago
Illinois
Minis
Inlinois
Jong
Calcium deposits debate in aging and nutrition
A reader letter argues against doctors’ warnings about calcium excess, claiming daily calcium and vitamin intake keeps him healthier and younger. He asserts metabolism varies by individual and criticizes reliance on “miracle medicines,” urging readers to consider personal calcium needs and supplementation.
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Yahbut
Worry Clinic Advice Helps Gwen Face Premarital Choice
Gwen G Iowa coed faced pressure from her boyfriend to spend a weekend with him at a Des Moines motel. Dr Crane counseled her to value future partners and parental guidance, urging courage and self restraint. The piece promotes caution, personal responsibility, and the foundation's success claims.
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Gwen G
Iowa
Des Moines
Gwen
Chicago
Coilege
Arava
Jas
Dr. Crane
Scientific Marriage Foundation
Bellett
Indiana
Sbe
Faithful impartiality guides global dispatches in sharp news values
A collection of brief client notes and sample items shows how the Associated Press frames diverse reports from religion to entertainment. It highlights monastic quests and urban charity, political recovery, a TV host’s audience, and a veteran cinema star returning to film, all framed in concise agency style.
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Associated Press
Associated Prast
Wade
Joan
Slim
Tran van Thien
Saigon
Peace prospects in southern Africa amid regional tensions
The essay argues for potential peace in southern Africa following Verwoerd's murder, with Basutoland Bechuanaland and Swaziland smoothing transitions. It notes Basutoland’s likely aid from South Africa, Zambia's strikes, and a weak AU treasury while urging cautious optimism for a calm southern African path.
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Southern Africa
Near East
Par East
Vasl
Southern
Africa
Dr. Verwoerd
South Kirk Africa
Sv. Verwoerd
Basutoland
Bechuanaland
Swaziland
Ty. Verwoerd
Chie Lea
Boc
Mi Hique
Angola
Malawi
Republic of
Soutth Africa
Republic of South Africa
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Rhodesia
Algeria
Tramania
Briain
Red China
Smith
Basutolam
United Nations
Annai
Morocca
Russia
Charles W. Morgan Whaler at Mystic Seaport Rediscovered
The famed whaler Charles W. Morgan, built in the 19th century, remains at Mystic Seaport where it undergoes major repairs. The ship logged 37 voyages in a six decade career, hauling many whales and earning its owners millions, now preserved as a living memorial to New Bedford’s whaling era.
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Chas W. Morgan
Conn
Mrather McCoy
Secretar
Harry Webb
Mystic Seaport
Martin Wench
Charles Wo Mars
Ethel
Charles W. Morgan
Wail
New Bedford
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