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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1964
Page
2
The piece argues that modern banks offer complete services from checking to various loans and that credit help drives industry and families. It urges liberalized, flexible legislation to modernize lending authority for national banks, enabling banks to meet evolving financial needs.
The industry cites heavy capital spending since World War II and a 1 billion dollar program last year with gains in locomotives cars and traffic control. Spokesmen say 2 billion yearly is needed to overcome obsolescence and unlock benefits if fair competition is allowed. They urge Congress and state legislatures to act.
In Washington lawmakers consider suspending or limiting the Supreme Court’s jurisdiction to revisit the one person one vote ruling and preserve legislative power. The piece recalls 1868 McCardle case where Congress denied court jurisdiction and contrasts with New Deal era court packing attempts and the later shift in Supreme Court stance.
Washington report on Clare Booth Luce allegedly telling senator Keating she will run as Conservative party candidate. The piece notes Luce’s shifting public stance, Keating’s cautious responses, and broader Republican maneuvers around Goldwater Miller ticket amid Calvary politics and other national figures.
A historical case profile discusses Albert W. 23 and his pursuit to convert homosexuality to heterosexual life. It claims a psychologist provided a prescription inviting rapid courtship with a suited partner, amid calls for parental caution and a supporting booklet.
Indiana officials proposed 1965 bills to create the Indiana Labor Relations Board to protect workers rights to organize and bargain, extend coverage to state and local governments, and require deduction of union dues and other contributions from public employees. The plan mirrors a broader move to regulate employers including government units.
The Indiana Supreme Court denied a Muncie man's petition to intervene as friend of the court in a challenge to a 1951 anti Communist statute. Richard Greenleaf argued his writings on Ralph Waldo Emerson could violate the law, but the court rejected his intervention rights on appeal from Monroe County. The case arose after indictments against three former Indiana University students linked to the Young Socialist Alliance were quashed, with a trial judge ruling the act unconstitutional.
Dr Brady's health service promotes prenatal care and nutrition as essential for expectant mothers. A booklet outlines vitamins and minerals needed, modest caloric increases, and home birth trends, while cautioning against old wives remedies and dietary extremes.
In a staged mood, Albert plays the role of a smitten college man for the cameras. He doubts the plan but agrees, then on the next date he kisses her with growing confidence as the Klieg lights approach and the scene unfolds.
Federal aid highway act funds provide Indiana with 69 152 650 for interstate projects and 22 333 697 for primary and secondary roads plus national totals of 2.8 billion for interstate and 1 billion for feder al aid to state systems. Money funds road construction and maintenance under state ownership, sourced from federal highway taxes as signed by President Johnson last week. NSECT DAMAGE WASHINGTON One acre of cropland in the United States lost to insect damage.
A collection of rustic maxims by William Wade featuring Indiana phrases and humorous observations. The quotes cover health, wealth, behavior, and social wisdom with ironic twists and regional flavor.
Signed letters about health and hygiene will be answered by Dr Brady. a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Letters should be brief and inked. Due to high volume only a few can be answered here. No replies to queries not conforming to instructions. Address Dr William Brady 23 El Camino South Beverly Hills.
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