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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
2
City urges curbside cleanup as gum litter clogs east square sidewalks. Children and parents are blamed for discarded gum while merchants complain of sticky messes and failed cleaning methods. Officials remind use of nearby trash cans for gum and wrappers.
Letter to the editor praises Delphi and local volunteers for hosting exchange students. It notes Dick Hargraves, now in Philadelphia as ICYE counselor, traveling to Chicago and Washington to meet students and Vice President Humphrey. Frank van Overmeeren will live with an Illinois family next year.
Ann Landers style column discusses a travel postcard from Eau Claire to Minneapolis via Motley and Seattle while detailing Delphi social events. The piece describes a Methodist minister welcome, class gatherings, poems, a wedding bell souvenir, and a humorous driving anecdote, closing with a reminder to keep reading.
A University of Michigan survey finds financial insecurity is the top worry for Americans of all ages and backgrounds. Middle income groups feel the most financial pressure while low income individuals show resignation. Job status and education influence men’s job satisfaction, with high status roles offering ego boosts but also greater disappointment when needs go unmet.
Old Delphi Gazette shows national world news, poetry and patent medicines on front page. Local ads list grocers, tailors, druggists, furniture makers, saloons, and a delinquent tax list for Carroll County 1867 with parcels across townships and Delphi.
A rhythmic parade urges readers to carry a notebook to jot down tasks plans and ideas. It advises writing reminders for life events insurance flowers and to do lists so nothing is missed and thoughts won t fade in sleep.
Rain eased drought for farmers while the city faced a water shortage with fountains running dry and fines for unrequested water. World’s Fair visitors note the fair’s fountains continue to operate, serving guests despite the city’s restrictions and 250 added inspectors.
Senator Vance explains the Social Security amendments bill with a seven percent benefit increase retroactive to January 1 and a lump sum back pay. He describes Medicare Part I hospitalization coverage 60 days then 10 a day, convalescent care up to 100 days, and home nursing care. Part II offers blue shield style coverage for 65 plus with a $50 deductible and 80 percent surgeon payment, plus doctor visits X rays and other items. A House Senate conference will reconcile differences before final enactment and the President signs the law.
Miss Beth Hageman of Chesterton stays with her grandmother Mrs Abner Bowen while her parents and sister tour the south.
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