Word: ind
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...convinced as is Gene Pulliam at 71 that he is on the right track, journalistically as well as otherwise. "I think my philosophy is pretty close to the farmer in Seymour, Ind.," he says. "He believes in God. He believes in the U.S. He believes in himself. This intuitive position is much closer to wisdom than the tortured theorems of some of our Harvard dons...
...Indianapolis Star and News, Arizona Republic, Phoenix Gazette, Huntington (Ind.) Herald-Press, Vincennes (Ind.) Sun-Commercial, Muncie (Ind.) Star and Press...
Falling Like Rain. Skelton, the Bel Air millionaire who recently gave away one of his three Rolls-Royces, was born so poor that he sang for pennies in the streets of Vincennes, Ind. when he was seven. His father, a circus clown, had died before Richard Skelton was born, and when Red was ten he ran away from home to join a show-business type known as Dr. R. E. Lewis-an itinerant medicine man who peddled a solution of water, sugar and Epsom salts called the Hot Springs System Tonic. Mississippi showboats, minstrel shows and vaudeville later gave...
RUFUS AND THELMA MARTIN Wakarusa, Ind...
Stave & Stupa. Johnson's recent work (see color) shows how far he has gone in breaking new ground while finding imaginative uses for old forms. The haystack-shaped shrine, set in a Grecian court in New Harmony, Ind., was built as a memorial to the Harmonists, a German Separatist sect that assured its own extinction by faithfully practicing celibacy. But to Johnson it suggests the stave churches of Norway and the stupa forms of India. Without its name, the Nuclear Reactor Building in Israel could be a medieval cloister, topped by a huge, 20-sided tower that seems...