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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1962

Page

16

Gregg Andersons Derby Hope In Akron All American

Good Luck Gregg Andersons fine representative in the All American Soap Box Derby runs today in Akron Ohio. Gregg Kincaid 13 son of Mr and Mrs Donald Kincaid has been in Akron four days enjoying events. His Thursday test run on Derby Downs posted 27.03 seconds the fastest on the 975.4 foot course and faster than recent winning times.

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Washington By Roscoe Drummond Washington's Fallacies

The columnist questions the view that Americans are indifferent to social reform and argues voters seek to prioritize legislation. He notes Kennedy backs Medicare, farm bills, and urban projects but emphasizes the cold war as the top priority. He discusses influencing Congress versus appealing to voters and recalls Truman’s 1948 strategy.

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Something To Think About by Harry Hazlitt

In Newsweek Hazlitt argues that farm price supports created surpluses by design and Roosevelt era policies. He says the cure is to halt price supports and sell surpluses back to farmers below world prices, letting individual farmers decide cropping under new conditions.

Harry Hazlitt Newsweek

Public Power Tax Debate Reviewed In Utility Finance

Opinion argues every government level should favor private over public utilities to boost tax revenue. A California case shows a single utility paid 166.0 million in taxes and franchise taxes, far exceeding state college costs and wages, illustrating private power's tax-creating value.

Washington, D.C Tennessee Valley Authority California

Railroads critique price rules and war on regulation

A leaflet from the Association of American Railroads questions price controls and fair competition in U S transport policy. It notes administration proposals to exempt minimum rates for bulk commodities and agricultural and fishery products from regulation, stressing these apply only to minimum rates. The piece ends by urging Congress to act.

Washington Association of American Railroads Congress

Three Day Weekends a Big Bargaining Point Ahead

The piece contrasts British four holiday breaks with American push for three day weekends. It notes Augusts first Monday, Easter Monday, Whit Monday, Boxing Day, and a 1959 law granting an extra day if a holiday lands on Saturday. Labor leaders propose monthly three day breaks via bargaining.

Oswald Mosley U.S Afl-Cio Congress

Widow's large holdings may need diversifying advice

Robert E. Spear counsels a 72 year old widow to diversify part of her holdings for safety while keeping bank assets, suggests swapping part of Pacific Gas into California Water & Telephone and part of Tennessee Gas into Standard Oil of New Jersey. He notes Mack Trucks is solid but tied to overall business. recommends Green Shoe for steadier growth with a 4 percent yield.

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Let Your Liver Alone Says Dr Brady Health Column

A Milwaukee reader asks how to keep the liver healthy. Dr Brady urges letting the liver be, notes autonomic regulation, belly breathing, and daily brisk walks as key aids. He warns against pills, explains bile drainage benefits, and invites brief letters with SASE for replies.

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Folklore Wit and Wisdom by William Wad

A collection of lighthearted quips and humorous lines on life love and philosophy. Jokes touch on marriage farming education traffic and everyday foibles with a folksy American flavor and a breezy moral edge.

Man Says He Burned 18480 In Bank Notes

George William Stone, 37, testified in bankruptcy court that he burned eighteen thousand four hundred eighty dollars in cash because money brought him only unhappiness. The remark was part of testimony about his finances and the case proceeding in Nottingham, England.

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Clergymen Warn On Uncle Sam Invasion Of Church Aid

The piece rails against government overreach into church charity, arguing Uncle Sam should be referee not player. It cites 700 government corporations, tax-exempt operations, and wasted foreign aid, urging readers to demand a return to limited involvement and to request a booklet titled How to Save Our Republic.

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The Shepherd They Sow the Wind and Reap the Whirlwind

The Shepherd cites Hosea 8 7 about sowing the wind and reaping the whirlwind reflecting on consequences of actions. The phrase warns that reckless deeds bring swift retaliation and correction from higher powers or fate. The historical note ties biblical wording to moral admonition.

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