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Maranall
Illinois
Hoover urges defense of local law enforcement against federal control
In a strong statement Edgar Hoover argues against a national police force and for maintaining local control. He condemns plans for federal receivership of police departments and stresses local responsibility to enforce laws within constitutional self government. He urges citizens and officials to oppose efforts to undermine local authority.
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FBI
America
Mergers as a force for innovation in American business
The article argues mergers drive corporate growth by pooling resources and knowledge to solve problems beyond a single firm. It cites 1500 mergers in 1966 and quotes W F Rockwell Jr on mergers enabling advances and affordable tech. It notes mergers should create real need and benefits for stockholders employees customers and the nation.
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United States
W. F Rockwell, Jr
Corporation of Tomorrow
Choice 68 Straw Vote Seeks College Student Impact
Time Magazine sponsors Choice 68 a nationwide college straw vote on about 2400 campuses in April. More than five million students may cast ballots though over 70 percent are under 21 and ineligible to vote in November. The event aims to gauge political attitudes and influence future elections.
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Time Magazine
Choice’ 68
You Will Need a Gun Think About Self Defense
Citizens rush to buy firearms amid fear of crime as gun makers struggle to meet demand. J Edgar Hoover comments on public safety and the need for protection, urging readers to consider personal defense options in uncertain times.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Oil Firms Cut Exploration Spending Amid Rising Demand
A Chase Manhattan Bank study shows U S oil companies slashed exploration and production outlays from 77 percent of capital in 1956 to 57 percent in 1966. The American Petroleum Institute notes the drop stems from reduced incentives to take risks in oil and gas searches. Analysts cite a 30 percent fall in exploratory drilling over the past decade as a cost price squeeze. Demand is seen rising about 50 percent by 1980, with Frank Ikard estimating $115 billion needed worldwide to meet future demand.
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Chase Manhattan Bank
U. S
American Petroleum Insttute
Frank Ikard
Institute
Skard
NRA Plans Streamlined 1968 Camp Perry Championships
The National Rifle Association outlines a compact program for the 1968 National Rifle and Pistol Championships at Camp Perry Ohio. Registration is limited to 1800 competitors with events in pistol smallbore rifle and high power rifle scheduled from August 4 to August 22. Two schools for police and juniors run August 18 to 22.
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National Rifle Association
Camp Perry
Ohio
Lake Erie
United States
Dennison Social Notes Highlight 60th Anniversary Visit
Open house at Mr. and Mrs. David Bland honored Mrs. Bland’s parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Johns on their 60th wedding anniversary with about seventy relatives. A long list of visits, hospital stays, and social calls follow from Martinsville to Terre Haute, Marshall, and Clinton, Indiana.
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David Bland
Addie Mongomery of
Marshall
Winford Taylor
Annetta Hollenbeck
Edward Dall
Joan Wolkers
New Lenox
Illinois
P. M. White
Cary White
Elbridge
Arnold Kirby
Mary Kirby
Dean Holmes
Union Hospital
Nellie Liggett
Columbus
Indiana
Russell Taylor
J. H. Johns
Harold Fisher
Herre Haute
Marion Batson
Chester Moore
John Guthrie
Mabel Guthrie
Delbert Prufett
Jesse Scott
Russell Craft
Robert Godden
Clinton
Ted Horsley
Daisy Prusett
Kate Wesche
Marie Shinkett
Terre Haute
BE. O. Jones
John Yeley
Jay Yeley
Nancy Cookie Yeley
Harvey Bennett
Orvile Taylor
Foster Thompson
West Terre Haute
Sheila Taylor
Annette Hollenbeck
Grace Mason
Dean Mason
Brian Ray
George Ray
Melrose Community News Notes Rotations and Recoveries
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Blanken and family helped at the Joe Smitley farm residence where Joe remains wheelchair bound until the 28th of this month. Doctors expect possible removal of one cast and a move to crutches. Additional visitors included the Kenderdines Shelton and Mike who called on Charles Kenderdine, Rodney and Dorina as well as Mr and Mrs Winferd Blanken.
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Beker
Lora Sue
Ralph Blankenbaker
Donna Kenderdine
Warren Kenderdine
June
Jerry Crumlin
Dan
Steve
Wanda Havel
Melrose
Kenneth Blankenbaker
James
Ralph
Winford
Joe Smitley
Joe
Johnny
Shelton
Mike
Charles Kenderdine
Rodney
Dorina
Winferd Blanken
For Better Health In Medicine Research Emphasizes Heart Study
Editorial notes that medical research centers on heart disease, especially rheumatic fever, coronary artery disease, and arteriosclerotic heart disease. It highlights the Heart Fund sponsorship and calls for continued effort to conquer heart illness. A reader asks about thigh fracture recovery after infection. a clinician answers that walking may return with extended care, though healing is slowed by infection.
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The
Heart Fund
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