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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1962
Page
4
Madison County, Indiana, showcases 914 4-H members with diverse projects at the State Fair. The county's wealth and industrious base are noted, with strong farming and livestock production and pride in local beauty and facilities. Residents believe the county merits recognition among Indiana's standout counties.
The piece compares President Kennedy's upcoming non political tour to FDR's 1934 West Coast start and 1938 midterm turmoil. It notes Kennedy will test winds, not steer them, while aiming to support New Frontier programs in areas with clear Republican opposition. Roosevelt varied approach in 1934 and 1938 amid party strains.
A lobbying deduction ban bill died in committee by 13 to 3. The piece argues free speech and urges IRS advertising expense deductibility to correct a tax penalty that hinders counterpoints in public policy debates led by major industries. The article urges passage by voice vote, noting past bills in Congress.
Columnist Joseph Alsop is on vacation and will be replaced by reporters covering national and international affairs. The notice explains that during this period the matter of fact column will be written by alternate staff writers.
The piece recalls Franklin D. Roosevelt facing unemployment, court challenges to New Deal laws, and opposition from Congress as he entered his second term, while contemporaneous reflections contrast his struggles with John F. Kennedy's era amid economic doubts and political friction. It notes the NRA and AAA turmoil, Republican regrouping, and Southern Democrats breaking from party lines, painting a tense national mood.
The piece recounts a New York ministerial meeting where Dr X’s rise was debated. Judy criticizes the speaker’s reliance on manuscripts, favoring eye contact and unrehearsed delivery. It notes concerns about political leadership, citing Gruening and cabinet figures about declines in confidence and the need for bold action amid coalition dynamics.
A controversial column argues sermons lack life and humor, urging clergy to study Jesus parable method and accusing many professors of dull lecturing. The author promotes a booklet on delivering engaging speeches and mocks academic sales pitches, urging readers to request it anonymously.
An excerpt discusses remedies and opinions on arthritis and rheumatism from a Kansan letter. It critiques medical authority and recalls bread diet trials. It notes community reliance on nontraditional cures and questions the nature and treatment of chronic joint ailments.
An Indiana firm announces partial relocation of its operation to a building in Clarendon Arkansas. Casson Butcher of Stoddard Quirk says Sarkes Tarzian, maker of electronic components, will start operations there with limited supervisory staff trained locally.
Weekly Sunday School lesson focuses on Ezekiel chapter 34 verses 23 through 31. Julien Hyer presents the text and themes, highlighting God's protection and shepherd imagery for believers.
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