Anderson boards and teachers reach sensible school settlement
The Anderson Board of School Trustees and the Anderson Teachers Federation Local 519 are commended for settling the dispute that allowed schools to open today. The agreement lets classes begin, budgets be prepared, and future salary revisions planned without overburdening taxpayers.
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Anderson Board of School Trustees
Anderson Teachers Federation Local 519
Anderson
Anderson Herald
Death of Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas Travers in California
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas Travers, longtime Anderson priest and St. Mary's Church pastor, died in California. He led St. Mary's growth, aided in founding St. Ambrose Church, and fostered education at St. Mary's School. His service spanned over 50 years in the community.
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Anderson
Thomas Travers
California
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St. Mary’s Church
Msgr. Travers
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
St. Mary's School
Alf Anderson
Msgr
Travers
Wheat referendum mostly pro forma as farmers back quotas
The Wheat Riddle reports that the wheat acreage referendum is largely ceremonial with farmers voting to accept marketing quotas based on a national allotment, likely yielding 1.82 per bushel if two thirds vote yes. The piece links the outcome to the 1963 crop program and Senate House conference decisions on HR 12391.
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Senate House
Orville Freeman
Congress
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Freeman
Bachelor Love Or Widower Choice In Maude Case
Maude L aged 31 a schoolteacher faced a dilemma between a long term bachelor suitor and a widower aged 26. She follows Dr Crane’s guidance and marries the widower, reporting happiness and plans for a baby, acknowledging guidance helped end seven futile years with the bachelor.
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Maude
Diagnosis of bachelors and cultural lag in US politics
Joseph Alsop humorously critiques bachelor behavior and the cultural lag in Washington as the US debates gold policy and foreign affairs. The column blends personal anecdotes with economic theory, noting Telstar's impact and the broader inflation debate while pondering what drives national economic choices.
Foreign Wage Idea Doubted in Gold Price Debate
Washington reporters note criticism of Kennedy era plans to freeze the dollar price of gold at prewar levels. Senator Kerr argues the move could harm U S trade, while others defend it as part of broader currency reform amid debate on gold as the monetary anchor. A separate anecdote recalls a southern Indiana farmer entering a store after a local event.
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Kennedy
Washington
UPI
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Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
International
New York Herald Tri-Gove
Ibune Inc
Gore
Soap and politics mix in odd newspaper fragment
A jumbled column blends dental remedies from old times with loose talk of soap and fat for wound care then shifts to a White House aide Howard Petersen commenting on trade figures. He cites a $4 billion export over import surplus and supports the administration trade expansion program to keep access for U S goods in Europe.
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Petersen
Philadelphia
Len Harrison A. Williams Jr
D-Nj
Administration
Laos peace efforts unfold amid Laos civil tensions
Interpreting the News notes progress toward a neutralist cease fire in Laos under Geneva accords. The ruling factions clash but show no major mobilization as a commission struggles to meet. fears linger that military strength and mistrust will hinder settlement before elections.
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Don Huth
Vientiane
Laos
Geneva
Pathet
Telopments
Hasdle
Souvanna Phouwna
Phoumi Nosavan
Pathet Lao
Souphanou
Vong
J. M. Roberts
Lill
Successful Investing: Switching for Retirement Income
In a reader dialogue, an investor aged 59 seeks pension-like income from stocks. The adviser weighs Bethlehem Steel, Penn-Dixie Cement, San Diego Imperial, Ford, Magnavox, American Motors, and American Investment Co. as possible holdings, recommending Magnavox and Amex options while noting debt limits and dividend gaps. The piece discusses retirement timing, risk, and potential shifts to improve income and growth.
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San Diego
Indus
Italian Riviera
Penick &Jlong
NYSE
General Features
Corp
San Diego Imperial
American Motors
Traffic Toll Up During Weekend
Indiana ends the weekend with seven road deaths and another fatality from an earlier crash. Hobart resident Mrs. Georgia Hughes died after being hit on a Gary street by a car last Thursday. Anton Doneff, 37, Gary, died from injuries after falling from a tailgate on Griffith street. Gary youth John Koullaros, 15, killed in a two car crash on U.S. 20 in Gary Sunday with Curtis Hanley charged with involuntary manslaughter.
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Indiana
Georgia Hughes
Hobart
Methodist
Gary
Anton Doneff
Mercy Hospital
Griffith Street
John Koullaros
U.S. 20
Curtis Hanley
Crying as weakness in old tales and modern life
A fragment discusses adults who cry or whine under pressure, urging them to accept blame, endure harsh acts, and take their medicine without seeking excuses or avoiding responsibility. It reflects a moral stance against childish sensitivities and relinquishing control.
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