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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1963

Page

18

Anderson High Offers Indiana First Computer Course

Anderson High School begins a trial three hour Saturday computer course the first of its kind in Indiana. Guides Lamp Division and Sperry Rand units support the program enabling students to learn programming and access equipment at Guide Lamp as they prepare for future roles in the computer age.

Anderson High School Indiana Guide Lamp Division Anderson Ind Madison

Unemployment Causes and the Vocational Education Debate

The piece surveys unemployment drivers including recession, industry decline, automation, and trade shocks. It highlights Harper's Magazine editor Edward T. Chase arguing American education creates unemployables by training for vanishing jobs. It notes Anderson High School's computer course and urges expanded vocational training for 80 percent of youths.

West Virginia Harper’s Magazine Edward T. Chase Chase Anderson High School

Measured Mile kickoff by local YMCA groups

A group of community businessmen will hike from 5th and Meridian to the YMCA to launch the Measured Mile program. Footprints along downtown sidewalks mark one mile each, promoting safe daily walks and gradual increases in distance for new walkers.

5Th and Meridian Sts YMCA White House

Successful Investing Careful Planner Can Improve Program

Financial planner replies to a reader retiring in three years with a $6 000 pension. He recommends selling Scott and Williams and U S Steel and replacing with growth stocks at reasonable P E ratios such as Munsingwear Baruq Cigars and Northwest Airlines, to boost potential gains. In a later note he advises switching Interstate Finance Faultless Caster to Marine Midland for steady yield and growth potential.

Amon Scott and Williams Steel C.H Scott & Willams U.S. Steel Munsingwear Baruk Cigars Northwest Airlines

Steel mill orders stay high into second quarter

Steel mill orders remained near record levels last week with producers of flat rolled steel near capacity for the second quarter. The outlook is clouded by an uncertain labor situation affecting long term production.

New York

Lipmann argues for clearer Franco American dialogue in a changing Europe

In a column on recent Franco American friction Walter Lippmann notes a rare U S France dialogue during a SEATO Paris visit and suggests De Gaulle faces pressure from European allies wary of Paris led nuclear policy. He argues Europe seeks a more self respecting voice in nuclear affairs beyond costly independent forces.

de Gaulle Europe Paris Livingston Merchant Western Alliance Great Britain France United States

Aid Fast Tracks Thresher Tragedy Widows and Orphans

The White House announced swift federal aid to widows and orphans of the Thresher tragedy. Navy and VA programs provide monthly benefits and education support, with survivor life insurance.

U.S Joseph P. Kennedy Kennedy White House Naval

Estes Guilty and Sentenced to 15 Years in Federal Case

Billie Sol Estes was found guilty and sentenced in federal court to a maximum term of 150 years for five counts of fraud and conspiracy involving $24 million in mortgages. Judge Thomason imposed 25 years per count, with three terms to run consecutively and two concurrently.

EL Paso Tex UPI Billie Sol Estes R. Ewing Thomason Thomason Estes John D. Cofer Austin Pecos

Soldier Drowns in Fort Benning Recreation Lake

Pfc. Charles W. Roberts 19 of Indianapolis drowned when a small rowboat overturned on a Fort Benning recreation center lake. Two other soldiers swam to shore. Roberts was with the 2nd U.S. Infantry Division.

Fort Benning, Ga Charles W. Roberts Indianapolis Ft. Benning Recreation Center Roberts 2Nd U.S. Infantry Division

Divorce tale highlights clash over marriage tests and Alice

Norman W 38 father of Alice recounts bitter split with ex wife who spurned motherhood and used their daughter as a wedge. He describes marriage tests he says could have prevented the mess and notes his remarriage and three children with a second wife.

Norman Alice Norman W Dr. Crane Akron Beacon Journal Ious

Unhappy husband’s beer use highlighted as potential alcoholism

A reader asks about a husband drinking two cases of beer weekly and signs of alcoholism. Dr Brady cites denial as common and urges seeking Alcoholics Anonymous, noting beer’s harm and the value of treatment steps.

Vandalism Threat Echoes From Resting Place

An editorial from Madison Heights High School reprints a graveyard tale warning vandals. The narrator claims to be buried alive in 1858 and assures punishment awaits as youths threaten the cemetery.

The Jolly Roger Madison Heights

Bloomington Drug Case Sparks Libel Threats

Monroe County prosecutor Thomas Hoadley faces a libel suit threat after his statements tied to the arrest of Indiana University co ed Nancy Dillingham on a narcotics charge. Dillingham was freed on 500 dollar bond after a raid found a half pound of marijuana. a warrant for Fritz Fisher, a Cedar Rapids graduate student and former Ohio State swimmer, was issued.

Bloomington Ind Thomas A. Hoadley Monroe County Indiana University Nancy C. Dillingham Monticello Hoadley Fritz Fisher Cedar Rapids Iowa Ohio State Headrey

American Word Craft and the Nation's Tongue

Folklore scholar Arthur Waldhorn explains American English growth through native coinages and redefined English words. He notes onomatopoetic roots like bobwhite and katydid, surnames shaping terms such as gerrymander, and neologisms from Franklin to Winchell, plus reimagined meanings like gridiron and bromide. American Saying: The world seems to want peace so much it is always fighting for it.

The Art of Living and Making Friends

A reflective critique on social grace and the value of thoughtful behavior. It warns that losing tact and warmth at first meetings hurts chances to form lasting friendships and suggests nurturing thoughtfulness as a daily virtue.

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