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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1962
Page
2
The piece condemns broad regulatory power, warning of a Department of Consumers that would oversee production, pricing, quality, and distribution. It argues such controls would curb producer and seller independence and constrain consumer choice, framing freedom of choice as essential against overregulation.
The Wall Street Journal notes that people are no longer thrilled by inflation. Instead fear replaces excitement as higher prices raise anxiety about future prospects and slow stock market optimism.
A Southern city considers banning new service stations to curb conflicts over gas wars and clutter. An oil company paper argues such limits would hinder expansion and profit, noting stations are safe, sightly, and that fewer, better outlets can still grow in number and value for communities.
Senator Byrd of Virginia writes in Tax Review that the nation faces debt deficits and inflation risk. He warns of gold loss threatening security and calls for root-cause action to restore dollar confidence by balancing the domestic budget.
Howard Preston argues readers should refer to government spending as taxpayers' money rather than federal funds to emphasize that government borrows or takes money from people. He notes government cannot earn wealth and spends only what it seizes from current and future taxpayers.
A reader letter analyzes whether to redeem Series E and consider Series H and other utilities to improve income. Experts note Series H yields about 3 percent, maturity timing affects $8 per thousand monthly gains, and discuss conserving capital while waiting for taxes and rates to move.
A clipped Washington column describes an opinion on an aging psychologist figure and a recurring habit of procrastination. The piece uses colorful slang to compare bachelors and drunkards to those delaying decisions, noting the difficulty in choosing to act after many years.
The piece discusses the so called manana complex where educated people delay marriage and decisions into later life. It notes Clyde and others as examples of bachelors over thirty who resist changing social norms and face pressure from family and dating expectations.
The Legislative Advisory Commission in Indianapolis postponed until August 15 any recommendations on bills from state departments and study committees. Consideration included a plan to reorganize the Public Service Commission and double hunting and fishing license fees proposed by State Conservation Director Donald E Foltz.
The excerpt discusses shaping Clyde to view an attractive widow with young children as a goal within grammar school age and notes a trend of raising age limits to forty five. It also highlights Clyde's indecision as a defining trait in both men and women.
A piece by William Wade Ryan asks readers to identify a celebrated author and war veteran tied to Kennedy era fame. It notes the author of Why England Slept and Profiles in Courage, the Pulitser winner, who also critiqued sales of his book on Twitter. The column weaves in U.S. presidents with military service and Cuban unrest reports.
A major life insurance company survey isolates repeated arrests for traffic violations and social maladjustments as human factors contributing to motor vehicle accidents. The study points to personality traits and other personal attributes as key influences on driving risk.
Social scientists find drivers with violations more prone to accidents. A study of Towa drivers shows two or three violations raise actual accidents to 134 percent of expected. Speeding, improper passing, and ignoring stop signs link strongest to crashes.
Two young girls in St Joseph County found a narcotic cache hidden in a tree stump. sheriff William Locks said the dregs in bottles included phenobarbital and codeine likely from a Pharmacy burglary. The bottles were linked to a stamp and had been stored for weeks.
A devotional admonition quotes Proverbs on parenting discipline and affection. It argues letting up on discipline harms friendship and moral formation, predicting regret, while steady guidance shapes character to advance God’s plan and time’s judgments.
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