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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1963
Page
2
The December Federal Bureau of Investigation Law Enforcement Bulletin, directed by J Edgar Hoover, urges Americans to uphold decency and morality. Hoover cites widespread moral cowardice and rationalization, warning against scrapping standards for a lax code and urges steadfast integrity and godliness.
A study for the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce estimates potential budget reductions up to six billion dollars affecting appropriations and a shift toward tax relief legislation. Foreign aid is cited as a major factor with possible final figures near three billion, below the four point nine billion request, signaling the largest aid cut since 1953.
Washington commentary argues that mere words cannot heal a wounded nation after the assassination of a president. It cites Christ and Paul while urging readiness against Communist aggression and stressing the democratic right to vote held by 68 million citizens in 1960.
Three U S Air Force jet transports carried 220 U S military personnel toward home from Saigon while 74 men waited overnight after a fourth plane developed engine trouble in Okinawa. The first 1 000 advisers are expected home for Christmas. 15 500 Americans remain in Vietnam.
A 1963 column discusses an unexpected first snowfall in Anderson and slow street response. It quotes Admiral George W. Anderson and reflects on preparedness, seaborne power, and the danger of extremism following national events including the Oswald and Ruby case.
Dr. David Crane argues psychology underpins medical success and patient care. A survey shows only three of eighty five medical colleges offer any psychology course. He notes half of weekly twenty million patients have no physical ailment, being psychosomatic or worried, influencing drug therapy and treatment.
Senate fast tracked a bill to provide an office staff free mailing privileges and Secret Service protection for Mrs John F Kennedy and her two children Caroline and John Jr for a year. The measure returns to the House for minor changes and includes a separate debate on funeral expenses and a separate amendment discussed in the Senate.
Dr William Brady shares casual notes on snoring types nasal and glossal and their effects on spouses. He cites prevention via face-making exercises from How to Breathe and recommends the Sims left side sleeping position to keep the tongue from blocking the airway. He invites readers to request his booklet for 35 cents with a stamped self addressed envelope.
The Madison County Council approved multiple appropriations at a courthouse session including about 5700 for the November 5 city elections and roughly 3000 for County Home repairs plus about 2000 for Children’s Home repairs. A White Plains firm markets a blood gauge device to measure isotope radiation in the blood after surgery.
Fragmentary note recalls 13th century carols chanted by Latin choirs centered on Christmas. Mentions Assisi figure Francis and a 1224 timeline, with creche tableaux bringing festive joy and traditions still used today.
The American Iron and Steel Institute reports that U S mills produced two million tons of raw steel last week, the first time since mid July and up 0.3 percent from 1,995,000 tons the prior week. This marks the sixth consecutive weekly gain despite Thanksgiving holidays.
The body of Cuban composer Ernesto Lecuona who died here last Friday will be flown to New York via Madrid Wednesday, his secretary said. A funeral service will be held in New York for the creator of Siboney and Malagueña, with burial planned later in Tampa, Florida.
Taipei Chen Cheng resigns as premier of Nationalist China on Tuesday but remains as vice president. President Chiang Kai-shek names Finance Minister C. K. Yen to succeed him with Yen noted as an economist and former governor of Formosa from 1954 to 1957.
Folklore recalls home haircuts for boys with comical mishaps. A mother shields the floor with a sheet as she trims back hair and pushes the head, causing eye, nose, and ear scrapes. A child’s reaction, a mirror check, and a quip about future opinions close the piece.
Francis Barker director of Madison Heights High School was elected president of the Indiana School Music Association at a DePauw University meeting. ISMA includes about 500 central and southern Indiana schools and runs contests with centers at Ball State Muncie and other colleges. Nearly 10 000 music students will take part in solo ensemble auditions in January and February. Other officers listed include Joe Naumcheff Robert McGinnis Robert Weeks Earl Miley Carroll Copeland and Ralph Chandler.
The Madison County Board of Commissioners will open bids Friday at 10 A.M. for Highway Department needs including 12 000 tons hot asphalt and 6 000 tons asphaltic concrete, 100 000 gallons gasoline, 25 900 diesel fuel, truck parts, lubricating oil, anti freeze, beams, sewer tile, and bridge repair material. Bids for the County Home and County Children's Home painting and supplies follow on Monday, Dec 9.
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