Point IV shakeup questioned as Berlin aid policy risks
The Washington Post warns that mass dismissals at Point IV threaten the program’s aim to provide technical aid for health education and farming in underdeveloped areas. It notes transfers to FOA could push larger, glamor programs with political overtones and asks if the basic mission will survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Top Point IV
Eisenhower
Technical Cooperation Administration
Point IV
America
State Department
Foreign Operations Administration
Institute For Inter-American Affairs
Latin America
Institute
Antique chest quest spurs Delphi home letter
Dorothy Bowes writes from Chicago about seeking an antique chest of drawers for a Delphi home. The piece weaves memories of Pine Shore Vista visits, a 31 year look back at old friends and community life, plus a retrospective on Delphi’s history and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon Davis Bowes
Chicago
Carroll County
Wilson
Lindgren
Pine Shore Vista
Pine Lake
Kenny
Woodcraft
Waytona
Wisconsin
Rhinelander
Cindy
Kenyon
White Sulphur Springs
Homestead
Virginia
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Dorothy Bowes
Flora
Abe Lincoln
Delphi
Albert Hodgson
Iris
Make Merry
David
Carl Gustavers
Lafayette
Agnes
Gustavel
Hodgson’s
Governor’s 100 Million A Year Beer Venture Stirs GOP
A Republican governor proposes a state backed business model worth 100 million dollars annually, aiming to run beer operations as part of government. The GOP had vowed to shrink government, not place it in commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Indiana
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
GOP
Letter from Hazel Shaffer Whipple to The Citizen editor
A reader wraps a yearly subscription renewal, praises the paper and its editorials, and sends an editorial from The Post. She recalls watching the Foreign Aid bill in Washington, muses on politics, grass roots, and a possible Purdue trip via her son Philip’s teaching fellowship in Forestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Citizen
Post
House
Washington
Indiana
Philip
Purdue
Hazel Shaffer Whipple
Adams township man arraigned for driving while intoxicated
Emil Rehwinkle of Adams township faced a Justice of the Peace hearing before Rossie L. Dern on DWI charges, pled guilty, and was fined ten dollars plus costs with a one year license suspension. He also faced a Lafayette court charge of leaving the scene of an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Rehwinkle
Adams Township
Justice of the Peace
Rossie L. Dern
Rehwinkle
Lafayette
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E. Franklin St
Delphi, Indiana
Myron J. Johnson
Arthur M. McDowell
Greater Weeklies of
Washington Post
Indianapolis Star
Jha Mal
Delphi Presbyterian Sunday School
Carl Gustavel
E. O. Grimm
DePauw
Elsa Gardner
Wabash
Clay Pearson
Sally Ryan Grimm
Paul Quick
Rea Martin
F. R. Pitman
Baptist Church
R. O. Kimberlin
Methodist Church
Delphi Woman’s Club
Martha Grimm
George
George Obear
Bess Rothenberger
Hilda Bowen
League of Women Voters
Tri Kappa
John M. Smith
Delphi I
Julia Cowdin
Ladies of
J. F. Holly
Lexington
Kirkpatrick
A. H. Brewer
Mount & Son
Mr. Mount
Gage
New York
Long Beach
Deer Creek
Fannie Hoover
Russell Garrison
Dorothy Knight
Stewart Green
Indianapolis
Mary Cochrane
N.a Howe
Library Board
Frankfort
W. H. Lane
Farmers State Bank of
Camden
Yanus Wells
Carroll County Loan & Trust Co
David Hardy
Burrows
Elizabeth A. Martin
James O. Shanks
Washington Township
Jane LeSourd Whittlesey
Mary Morrison
Roy Gregg
G. W. Julien
Fern Day
Brownsville
Texas
Charles Day
Arthur Dern
Winnemucca
Nevada
Ada Smith
W. C. Smiths
George Sites
A. L. Hodgson
Lebanon
Perry Crane
Tippecanoe Township
Pittsburg
Kathleen Kerlin
Helen Bailey
Eva Smock
Western Reserve College
Cleveland
Mary Davies
Bloomington
Lorene McCain
Yeoman Telephone Company
Albert Holloway
Arlie Julien
University of Wisconsin
Leland Baum
Illinois
Esther Baum
Butler
C. Cc. Crampton
Russ Wilson
Crampton
Front Street
Mindwell
Main Street
Horace Greeley
Fleischman
Curtis
Michigan
Hodgsons
Muncie
Marocco’s
Music Mart
Broadway
Logansport
Ind
L. M. Pletcher Hardware
Delphi, Ind
Fio
Clinton
Maryland
Vansickle
Monticello
Chevrolet
Clawson
E. Main St
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