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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1961
Page
2
The essay notes a leading economist reducing safe inflation from 5 percent to under 2 percent across editions and then suggesting 1.5 percent as safe on television. Observers joke he will push toward total elimination of inflation with further editions and commentary.
The editorial says Kennedy ordered top officers to cut costs amid a rising deficit now forecast at 6.9 billion dollars for the current year, on top of 3.9 billion from the previous year. It notes the order is general and questions Congress's reaction to pending welfare proposals.
Kennedy is expected to seek a law authorizing price and wage controls and rationing after a nuclear attack. Some lawmakers want broader powers, while economists warn against sweeping standby authority. The debate recalls earlier stalled Korea war measures and could revive 1959 Neuberger proposals amid voter pressure.
A House Un American Activities Committee report defines Americanism as derived from God and individual rights. It contrasts with communism’s aims toward atheism private property abolition and world revolution, urging citizens to study these enduring definitions.
A widow asks how to draw on her investments. The adviser suggests first tapping the $10,000 savings at 4 percent, then possibly reducing it to about $5,000, while retaining other holdings in Cities Service American Telephone U.S. bonds and insurance.
President Kennedy's outreach to the Russian people via Izvestia prompts analysis of Khrushchev's motives and the potential impact on Soviet internal propaganda. The column weighs whether the gesture signals openness or a strategic ploy amid Cold War tensions.
Washington analysis notes the 1961 reshuffle elevating Under Secretary of State Ball and promoting George McGhee and Walt Rostow. The changes aim to make the department more responsive to the President and strengthen the policy planning staff and overall diplomacy.
A montage of quotations on business, urban life, travel, and humor. Notable lines include critiques of pricing, casual slang, Los Angeles as “22 suburbs in search of a city,” and a moving prison tale where a dying man asks for a fork to mash his potatoes one last time.
In a case with K-466 Emily L., a 57-year-old health faddist, a psychologist guides her to widen outlooks beyond disease fear. The dialogue touches ancestors, heaven, and figures like Shakespeare and Moses as a path to calmer thinking.
Dr Brady discusses chronic joint arthritis and its three main types osteoarthrosis rheumatoid arthritis and ordinary arthritis noting the term lacks strict medical meaning. He urges readers to send questions with self addressed stamped envelopes to him in Beverly Hills California for brief personal health replies.
The text presents a religious lesson on witnessing as described in Acts 4 and 5, noting how John and Peter boldly preach despite pressure from priests. It emphasizes steadfast testimony, refusal to teach apart from Jesus, and their act of giving God thanks amid opposition. Rev. Julien C. Hyer.
A scrambled TV roster lists Oral Roberts, Code 3, Jim Bowie, Janet Dean, Pro Football, Ramar, Circus Boy, Interpol, Curtain Call and Play of Week across noon to late night. The page shows inconsistent times and garbled titles, indicating OCR issues.
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