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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1963
Page
5
Indiana University physician Dr. Stuart Bondurant predicts lung transplants could treat tobacco related pulmonary disease. He cites smoking as a major cause of emphysema noting inhalation increases risk and that quitting may lead to weight gain as smoking substitutes snacks.
Rep. Earl Wilson accuses the Army of letting a private firm claim patent rights to a government funded navigational computer. He says the government has spent about 500000 dollars more than necessary. Wilson cites a GAO finding that 850000 of 1.3 million development costs were paid by the government.
Washington Gov John Love says President Johnson will submit a budget next year $3 billion below Kennedys proposed amount. He cites necessary reductions to help pass the tax bill. In Indiana Studebaker to launch sharp cost cuts under new president Burlingame aiming to bring auto division to break even. Newark judge declares Allied Crude Vegetable Oil bankrupt for failing to post $20,000 indemnity bond. In New York Rep Widnall says tax cut prospects improve after Kennedys death as administration stabilizes and economy shows uncertain signals.
A list of marriage licenses includes many couples such as Marvin H. Skillman and Carol M. Maley and Margie L. Hunter and Casey A. Tucker from Elwood Oswego and Anderson areas. In Laos news Avtar Singh, former ICC cease fire chief, leaves for Saigon for a new Indian political posting in Sikkim, to be succeeded by Ashok Bhadkamkar at the UN mission.
The 71 year old John W. McCormack appointed to lead regular briefings with advisers to plan U S strategy. The move aims to assure continuity of government in national security contingencies, aligning with President Johnsons directives and White House guidance.
A seven nation African commission appointed to resolve the Moroccan Algerian border dispute met to start discussions in Abidjan. In Arlington Virginia Princess Grace of Monaco visited the grave of President Kennedy to pay respects at Arlington National Cemetery. Foreign Minister Doudou Thiam chaired the commission meeting and received flowers at the Kennedy grave.
Reports from London and Budapest note a rising snuff craze with scented blends for women and new flavors for all. In Britain half a million people spend millions yearly as teens and debutantes sniff too. Steinbeck signs limited book copies in Budapest while snuff culture spreads despite health concerns.
In Eastern Europe the communist regimes warn of another severe winter with shortages of meat grain milk and power. Hungary Poland and Czechoslovakia face agri cultural and power gaps while officials predict pork eggs and fruits may grow scarcer despite assurances of bread and flour supplies.
Britain launched its second nuclear submarine the 3 500 ton Val iant at Barrow in England and a third submarine of the same type is under construction.
About 400 people including civic leaders and industry representatives attended a memorial service for President Kennedy at Manchester Cathedral on Tuesday.
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