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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1963
Page
2
The piece argues against government pressure on Amish in Independence Iowa to send children to tax funded schools or hire state approved teachers. It warns successful closure of Amish schools could lead to pressure on other religious groups including Free Methodists Baptists Seventh Day Adventists Jews and Catholics.
Washington commentary argues de Gaulle’s veto of Britain entering the European Common Market splits Europe. While many nations favor UK ties, a rival view seeks Western Europe to stay allied with the United States. European leaders warn against sidelining Bonn and the Atlantic partnership.
The article notes President Kennedy awarding honorary U S citizenship to Sir Winston Churchill at the White House with praise for his courage and friendship in World War II. It contrasts a psychology case about love at first sight with the public honors, quoting Churchill and including a final call for letters to a psychologist for advice and materials.
A collage of verse and prose references spans poems by William Wade and David L Wade, notes on John Derby of Salem 1775, Hoqua and the Columbia, plus a political anecdote about a Topeka crowd and a Hogua launch. It mentions Churchill, Winston, and a White House ceremony broadcast to London with an honorary passport.
London reports the British government will fund the purchase of Polaris missiles from the United States under a pay as you go arrangement. The plan aims to streamline defense procurement and ensure continued deterrence during tense international relations.
Dr Brady discusses calcium's role in bone and heart function, noting young bones store calcium and that a daily calcium and vitamin D intake, such as a quart of milk, supports absorption. He reassures a mild wrist condition from a prior fracture is not serious.
In Junction City Oregon Times humor column a parody riffs on Gettysburg Address noting two score and ten years ago our fathers brought forth a new tax now we are engaged in a great mass of calculations testing whether that taxpayer or any taxpayer so confused and so impoverished can long endure.
C P Ives argues the Kennedy era Wagner Act dethroned managerial control by abolishing management power in wages and conditions. He contends unions gain power to block decisions, causing long wage inflation without replacing management authority. Ives warns that without free management the US cannot resolve the wage price profit crisis.
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington says newspaper publishers and broadcasters accuse the government of deceiving the American people in times of crisis. It cites leaders who compare news management to tactics of communist nations and warn it endangers a free press and informed public.
We spend billions on education believing intellect solves problems but emotions cause most troubles. A rejected unloved child becomes a social problem due to emotional upheaval, not a failure of education. The basic unit of society—the family—is the core issue.
A reader advises young investors to limit stock holdings and switch to savings to fund a future home. The exchange probes what to look for in annual reports and how brokers review holdings, urging sale of excessive positions to reduce risk.
The piece narrates Jesus entering final tests after a day of rest and retreat to Bethany. It references Pilate and Sanhedrin plotting, the crowd, and Judas's betrayal for thirty coins as Paschal events unfold.
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