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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1964

Page

2

We Are Deeply Grateful For Anderson Flood Help

The piece praises volunteers and groups who sandbagged the levy during a flood threat in Anderson Indiana On Park Place and the White River emergency The civil defense amateur radio Red Cross Veterans of Foreign Wars National Guard and many others worked through the night to protect homes and urges remembrance of past floods.

Anderson Indiana Park Place Civil Defense Organization Red Cross Veterans of Foreign Wars National Guard Board of Works Eastside White River

Still At The Helm Overreach By Federal Grants And Private Gas Utilities

The piece argues that the Community Facilities Administration has funded municipal gas utilities with nearly 34 million in six months and issued grants in aid to 22 communities for gas distribution from 1963 to now. It criticizes taxpayer financed subsidies as doled out under the Accredited Public Works Program to employ the unemployed, asserting government dictates undermine taxpaying enterprise.

Washington Community Facilities Administration CFA

Russia’s Bratsk Project Cuts Highlight Power Gap

A national business weekly notes Bratsk hydroelectric capacity reduced by 900000 kilowatts as not needed, while the United States reports record electrical output and advances in high voltage transmission. The piece questions Russia’s ability to overtake.

Russia Bratsk Siberia United States

Government runs thousands of business ventures according to Beall

Senator Beall of Maryland says Uncle Sam operates nearly 19,000 commercial and industrial businesses that compete with private firms. The range includes fee roasting plants rum distilleries printing and power plants medical equipment manufacturing and even movie theaters and ice cream plants. Taxpayers fund these government operations and taxes support them.

Senator Beall Maryland Uncle Sam

Government should cut spending and exit commercial ventures

The Citizens Public Expenditure Survey argues Uncle Sam should govern only and avoid other business. The piece urges rapid government withdrawal from commercial operations to let competitive enterprise revitalize the economy. Representative Bruce Alger of Texas supports cutting spending and restoring constitutional control over the people's money.

Citizens Public Sam Bruce Alger Texas Congress

Successful Investing Forming Investment Club

A reader asks how to form an investment club and get started. The author advises limiting membership to congenial investors, seeking strong security over high risk, and building a stable, tax friendly portfolio. He discusses evaluating tax exempt bonds and cautions against clubs chasing high yields with risky assets.

Roger E. Spear Association of Invest Exempts Aninty Detroit Michigan Massachusetts Features Corp

Oklahoma Senator Hopeful Faces Conservative Backlash

ROWLAND EVANS and ROBERT NOVAK discuss Bud Wilkinson as Oklahoma’s leading U S Senate hopeful. They note a split within the Republican ranks with ultra conservative factions pressuring the party and possibly pushing Wilkinson to the right, risking a November loss despite strong statewide recognition.

Rowland Evans Robert Novak Robert S. Kerr Oklahoma City Oklahoma Bud Wilkinson Repub Bud Wile Kinson Wilkinson Missis-lgent Oklasippi Hemans Charles Bud U.S

Modern newspapers as educators and its political critique

A long mixed copy discusses Paul Miller praising newspapers as liberty protectors and educators, then shifts to American politics. It covers Wilkinson and Goldwater dynamics, campaign funding in 1964, and the influence of Navy coffee culture on political alignments with quotes about Johnson, Kitchel, and party strategy.

Paul Miller Sen Barry Goldwater Washington UPI Barry Goldwater Nlot Tom Harris Wilkinson Johnson Denison Kitchel Kitchel New Hampshire Heltil Navy Lyndon Mgrubess Leu Wikinson Busi Jever Theygins John Publishers Newspas Goldsons Water Organization Afearboro Fan Financial America SMF Robert DeWitt Wallace Raikes Reader's School Peale Gerald Ken Medy Relig Allo Eleemosy Nary IBM Kage Foundation

Folklore Fragments and Letters From a Public Page

A miscellany page includes quotations on culture and urban change from figures like William Wade and William L. Slayton, plus a health inquiry to Dr. Brady and a political Q A about Goldwater and the 1964 convention. Readers respond with brief letters and notes on upcoming church music.

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Moscow Says Mao Deliberate in Misleading Public

The Soviet leadership charged that Mao Zedong deliberately misled both Soviet and world publics by sending a hypocritical birthday telegram to Nikita Khrushchev. Yuri Andropov asserted the Chinese message claimed Sino Soviet differences were temporary and warned of a rising threat of a split between the two Communist powers.

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