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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1962
Page
5
Editorial argues federal policy fails to improve transportation as Kennedy plans move toward competition and deregulation. Critics call for revising obsolete work rules, reducing featherbedding, faster rate decisions, rail mergers, and more railroad leeway, while unions resist reforms.
Life magazine quotes a 36 year old airline president sounding alarms about a protective society. He argues free enterprise allows merit to rise while welfare state policies treat people as common. He warns that socialism erodes freedom and could bring deeper trouble for the nation.
Dr. John Wernette of the University of Michigan argues that standard economics texts distort the American businessman as greedy and unethical. He cites Harvard Business Review findings showing rivals view ethics poorly and calls for reform in teaching and business leadership to clearly defend the American economic system.
John Chamberlain reviews Helmut Schoeck’s study of government provided care across nations. He argues public medicine inflates costs without improving health, prompting overuse, wasted time, and strained doctors, harming public health and those truly ill.
United Press International reports Detroit says car output will climb by 30 percent this week as 32 of 47 plants run overtime on Saturday. Silver prices continue to rise with New York bullion at 1.19 per ounce, up 2 cents on Thursday amid stronger US and London demand.
Roger Spear reviews a widow’s five stock portfolio including Atlantic City Electric and Texas Utilities. He suggests holding if income is sufficient, or swapping GE for Boston Edison and Texas Utilities for Marine Midland to boost yield. He also advises trimming Seeman Brothers and not adding to San Diego Imperial, keeping diversification in mind.
Washington dispatches report amiable Kremlin messages to President Kennedy while Nikita Khrushchev’s private letters signal a cautious line. Analysts note a Machiavellian Cuba episode, a false personal message to Kennedy, and a strategy to keep Moscow’s options open amid turning points in the Caribbean crisis.
A compilation notes parental objections to school clay modeling and physical education, including a note about mud stained clothes. It then analyzes Khrushchev's grip on Moscow, the Cuban crisis impact on Moscow hardliners, and prospects for East West talks with cautious resolve.
The 150 members of the 1963 Indiana General Assembly completed a three day conference with guidance on posture pages and liaison with school principals. Lt Gov Ristine and House Speaker Guthrie urged discipline and age limits for pages while orienting freshmen on legislative procedures. Transylvania College noted as oldest west of the Alleghenies.
The text presents a Sunday school lesson outline on Ephesians 2, discussing Gentile inclusion, grace, and the Christian contest against the Devil. It emphasizes unity in a single Christlike fellowship and exhorts believers to strive for good as one body.
Dr George W Crane argues modern clergy should be live wires in the pulpit and strong orators. He cites Jesus use of case method and parables, urging clerics to use everyday illustrations from newspapers and comics for engaging sermons.
William Kidd, a famed privateer turned pirate, tied to King William II and Lord Bellomont, faced a long posthumous dispute over wealth seized after his 1701 hanging, with papers delayed a century to clear his name by claims of self defense against a crazed sailor.
Instructions to mail a stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents to Mr Crane of Mellor Indiana for personal advice or one of his psychological charts. The note specifies enclosing costs to cover typing or printing.
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