School Board Commended Amid Teacher Pay Dispute
The Anderson City School Board earns praise for managing district education with taxpayers in mind amid a public dispute with the Anderson Federation of Teachers. The board outlines why raises cannot be given now and proposes a larger increase next year funded by new local valuations from Delco Remy Emge and Container Corp and a private Post Office building. The piece notes salaries range from 24.21 to 41.44 per day for a 190 day year and urges community letters supporting the board.
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Delco-Remy Division
Emge's
Container Corporation
Anderson
German measles threat and vaccine progress described
The piece notes rubella dangers for pregnant women including fetal abnormalities and abortions, reports U S Public Health Service isolation of rubella virus aiding vaccine development, mentions a 97 percent immunity vaccine tested in Fairfax County with 3854 youngsters, and compares measles mortality to polio in 1961.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Fairfax County
Power Mad 74 Requests for Money and 27 for Power
The White House has sent to Congress 74 requests for money and 27 requests for new power since January 10. The piece questions ongoing government spending and asserts taxes are the only source of revenue for spending programs.
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White House
Congress
Milk Surplus Prompting Calls for Production Controls
The Agriculture Department manages a dairy glut with butter cheese and non fat dry milk and uses school lunch welfare and food for peace programs to dispose of it. Secretary Freeman urged Congress for production controls while farmers resist and the White House pushes meals for all.
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Agriculture Department
Kennedy
White House
Jackie
Caroline
Italy
Agriculture
Freeman
Congress
Successful Investing Don't Fret Over Paper Losses
Roger E Spear advises a reader with American Telephone General Motors and Dow Chemical stock that yields equal annual dividends to current prices, stresses stocks carry risk and should be reviewed periodically, and suggests adding American Electric Power as a solid utility.
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Roger E. Spear
American Telephone
General Motors
Dow Chemical
Dow
Comnage
Kroger
J.C
Penney
Royal Dutch
Dow Isicf
Mel
Ibe
American Electric Power
Spear
Aly
Understanding True Love Beyond Infatuation in Marriage
Elaine asks how to distinguish true love from sexual infatuation amid engagements. Dr. Crane argues that butterflies alone prove nothing, citing Amnon and Tamar as a cautionary tale. The piece advises weighing financial stability, religious background, education, and practical compatibility to avoid divorce and aims to sell psychological charts via mail.
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Elaine
Amnon
Tamar
Dr. Crane
Jack
Rewan
Elaine G
Crane
Samuel
David
Tamer
Pers
Foundation
Russia
Whitworth
England
Pr. Crane
Meliot
Ind
U S Views on Latin American Turmoil and Democracy
Roscoe Drummond discusses U.S. stance amid coups in Peru and Argentina, noting the shift toward military governance and the challenge to democratic processes. He weighs naval history, political legitimacy, and the need for civilian rule while warning against unchecked revolts and foreign interference.
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U.S
Lima
Peru
United
Prat
Argentina
Frondizi
Latin America
Guido
Congress
Senate
Newsforce
Navy
Great Lakes
Diplo
Nated
Brady
Norance
Junta
Dolless
South America
Michigan
U. S
Butlin
Steven Battery
Organization of Amlit
Fhe
Iran
Shack Alliance
Fragmentary Health Note On Joint Inflammation Theory
Fragmented text from a health column discusses origins of a term related to joint inflammation. Mentions a CrookTatin word and a casual critique of teachings, with unclear person and place references and scattered phrases. No clear event or date provided.
State Awards AS Contracts
A total of 45 contracts were awarded for 205 414 tons of coal at a total price of 2 370 103 dollars for the 1962 63 fiscal year. The report notes procurement details amid broader commentary on political unrest in Latin America and U S intervention debates.
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Indias
Anderton
Congress
Madison
Odjaining
Indiana
Folklore Puzzle and 1952 Herald notice fragment
Word puzzle asks which letter begins eternity and ends every face. The note mentions John Wade Folklore and a 1952 New York Herald Tri Peru item where the junta vetoed as next bune Inc.
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New York Herald
Peru
Next Bune Inc
Letters on school pay and teachers urged to speak up
Readers debate teacher salaries and a potential right to work bill. A mother cites school costs and coal contracts fueling the dispute between the School Board and the Teachers Federation. Residents urge calm, fidelity to duty, and support for the board’s decision while noting the broader context of public education and community impact.
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Indiana
Berg
Virginia
Notted
Central Coal
Zenita Greucions
J Community
Ply Co
Madison
Paul Revere
West Virginia
Miles Standish
Barbara Firch
Ander
Walter Raleigh
Eisen
Interstate
Hower. Coal Co
Central
Teachers’ Union
Weather Map Forecast For Plains Ohio Valley And More
Shower and thundershower activity is expected today over the northern and central Plains the southern plateau and the Ohio valley. Widely scattered showers may move into the southern states and western mountains. Warmer temperatures are forecast for the Mississippi valley and Great Lakes region with cooler weather in New England and the Pacific Northwest.
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Plains
Southern Plateau
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
New England
Pacific Northwest
Valor Award for Indiana highway workers rescues driver after tanker crash
Arthur Bryson and Robert Macyanski, State Highway Department employees, will receive the department's Valor Award Wednesday for rescuing a driver after his tank truck overturned and exploded May 24 northwest of Indianapolis. They were nearby on a painting project.
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Falor
Indianapolis
Arthur Bryson
Robert Macyanski
State Highway Department
Tment
Not all the water can drown a little flea
A fragmentary public address by Julien C Hyer contrasts hatred with Christian charity. It urges voters to elect those who honor brotherhood and esteem God in civic life, condemning grudges resentments and bitterness while promoting unity and respectful leadership.
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Anderson's City
Anderson Federation of Teachers
General Features Corp
Morris
By. J. B. Martin
Washington
Roscoe Drummond
UPI
Jose Guitively
William Wade
Thomas Jefferson
Wepatunenlol Auitmislcalol
Bel
Jemas H
Anderson High School
Contr
Han
Indiana Zens
Frederick Town
Tey
Arthri
Ferms
Medius
Jone
Dan Semsira
Adi Uley UU
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George B. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Manegst
Presidant
Feux
Buck
Edwin A. Bailey
Associated Press
Associated Prais
Apews
Tour Herald
Raytins
Brotherhood
Esteen
Peter
Julien C. Hyer
Aston Tier
Mademoiselle's
Roth’s
Mademoiselle Magazine
Mademoiselle College
Mademoiselle
Bloomington
Peggy Matthews
Midwest
Roth's
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