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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1961
Page
2
City residents are urged to attend a Wednesday night forum at Sout Side Junior High to ask questions about a proposed sewer and drainage program costing several million dollars. The article notes past rate increases and calls for public disclosure before any borrowing or spending.
Columnist Victor Riesel argues U.S. support for Marshal Tito is increasingly immoral as Belgrade allegedly uses propaganda to condemn America. He cites indoctrination of Serbian unions, claims of imperialism, and that jet aircraft and training aid are aiding a regime hostile to U.S. interests. He urges the U.S. to halt assistance.
The piece argues federal aid is often the result of local officials neglecting duties and that the federal government is bloated with administrative costs. It contends Hoosier residents effectively pay more to the federal system than they receive, urging tighter Washington spending and stronger local accountability.
The new Brazilian government renews diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia after a 14 year break. The move alarms US observers who fear a Russia pledge trap despite Brazil’s stated trade hopes and potential shift in alliance.
In a Kennedy interview Izvestia editor Aleksei Adzhubei argues for UN plebiscites to decide governments in denied regions. He asks whether Khrushchev would let Hungarians and others choose their path, while Kennedy frames the nuclear age threat and Soviet intent.
A reader warns parents to cooperate with teachers and consider a self help booklet offered in the paper. The piece cites Janet T aged 16 in a high school and discusses language learning at home versus in school. It blends parental advice with a quirky digression on shipbuilding and finance columns.
The article cites humorous misuses of speech from Wisconsin Governor Warren Knowles and offers brief medical notes on bradycardia and tachycardia. It mentions calcium and vitamin D as dietary aids and injection therapy using calcium solutions to halt tachycardia episodes.
Weekend notes discuss Fidel Castro admitting communism and doubts from Soviet Premier Khrushchev about Castro, with implications for Cuban economic aid and U S influence. The piece also critiques language errors and notes on education and etiquette.
An experienced consulting engineer with paroxysmal tachycardia recommends quick relief from a saline purgative. He cites magnesium salts and magnesium citrate as effective yet safe options, noting his heart slows to normal after the purge. He also mentions belly breathing and seeks reader experiences while directing queries to Dr William Brady in Beverly Hills.
A vandal chopped four silver maple trees set by Otto R. Malzon at Cross and Poplar streets leaving a stub. Police investigate motives amid broader wartime era references and local civic efforts to beautify city property.
A note on the Christmas carol God Rest You Merry Gentlemen from 1600s England. It recalls the shepherds and angels praising God, with references to bright tidings and seasonal cheer rendered in home and street as part of Old England’s Christmas traditions.
Dredging Corporation secured a 1.3 million dollar Army contract for a project near Oceanside California. Picasso Seeks Panel on Peace in France as 80th birthday marked.
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