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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1963
Page
2
Parents must actively teach and model safe pedestrian and bicycle behavior. Children learn from mothers and fathers, teachers, and public regulations about crossing roads, curb safety, and obeying traffic signals. By setting a good example, adults help reduce accidents and injuries to youngsters.
The article reports on a New York led conference where Republican governors including Rockefeller Hatfield Romney Rhodes Scranton pushed civil rights measures while Democratic governors tried to suppress discussion by suspending rules and voting to abolish resolutions. The event highlighted Republican unity and Democratic divisions over civil rights.
A newspaper excerpt presents a mother’s warning about an engaged couple Greg and a nightclub sweetheart. It promotes Dr. Crane’s tests to prevent divorce, urging parental tact and early involvement with the partner’s family to avoid clashes and future regrets.
The Governors Conference, amid partisan debate, aligned in favor of stronger anti discrimination laws and equal rights for Negro citizens. It showed many states already have robust protections and urged Congress to enact broader action.
Senator Paul H. Douglas urged a special committee to study six cancer patients treated with the controversial drug kre biozen. Illinois Gov. Kerner appointed a scientist panel to probe the drug as medical groups dispute its efficacy. Friedman of Flushing died, his wife had led a fight for kre biozen, with claims of relief and tumor reduction.
In Jersey City a white man, 30, was arraigned on murder after a shotgun blast killed 11 year old Serine Tauvlaravartha amid street clashes between white and Negro youths. Police pledged heavy area coverage as tensions flare. two other men faced assault with intent to kill charges and seven others stood charged as witnesses.
The Kennedy administration unveiled a revised tax cut plan aiming for net reductions of 10.6 billion dollars to start next Jan 1, phased over two years. The earlier proposal foresaw about 10.3 billion in cuts with three stage dates in 1963 1964 and 1965.
A collection of quotations reflecting anxieties about hunger justice aging and taste. Figures include President Kennedy Mrs Hattie Twine George H Beecher Sen Philip Hart Gov George Wallace and Horatio Beanblossom. The tone surveys times values and common sayings through brief statements.
Indiana congressman Roudebush denounces repeated “temporary” extensions to the federal debt ceiling and urges reduced spending and debt payoff. He cites a $309 billion extension through November, a 221 to 175 vote, and notes taxpayers incur $33.3 million in interest per year per 1 billion borrowed.
The article profiles Rep. Bill Stinson of Washington, a Marine and sporting goods businessman who, despite a strong opponent party grip in local, state, and federal offices, launched a congressional bid with the backing of his employer and three fellow businessmen. It argues that employer support and effective political organization enable capable businessmen to win across local to national levels.
Lee Shield of the American Life Convention warns that government control of business risks slavery for Americans when state power combines with political authority. He cautions against expanding government bureaus that compete with private enterprise and could harm future generations.
Investor discussion highlights Kellogg and Safeway Stores as growth candidates while noting low current yields. The piece suggests diversifying with Pacific Gas Transmission and West Financial, and mentions Admiral and Case as growth options with varying risk. The outlook favors intermediate-term gains despite earnings variability and long-term uncertainty.
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