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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1963
Page
6
The piece surveys college dormitory life and rules governing male female visits. Harvard Yale and others tighten or relax access, with examples from University of Maryland Earlham College Goddard College and Yale past actions. Officials note occasional incidents but general student life continues.
Indiana colleges will receive 6,249,384 in federal education aid for construction under a new Congress bill. About 4,859,785 goes to undergraduate facilities at public and private colleges, while 1,389,599 funds public community colleges and technical institutes. Allocation depends on high school enrollments and fulltime college enrollment, with separate funding for community and technical schools based on graduates and per capita income.
Dorm rules permitting weekend visits with doors open for one couple and closed but unlocked for two draw protests at North Carolina and Texas A&M. Williams College mocks Harvard’s stance as puritanical while Utah editor and Harvard psychiatrist discuss rising premarital relations among students in context of historical surveys.
INDIANAPOLIS UPI The Indiana attorney general ruled that a pickup truck is not legally an automobile under state law and may be sold without seat belts. Atty. Gen. Edwin K. Steers clarified the 1939 definition while noting the front seat belt requirement applies to cars with more than one seat. State Rep. Joseph W. Harmon had asked for the opinion as many rely on pickups for transport. The safety belt law takes effect next year.
Notice to heirs and heirs at law of John J. Allen deceased to appear in Madison County Superior Court Anderson Indiana on the list day of December 1963 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to make roots of heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk Eugene Creagmile witnesses. Dec 1963.
Washington AP reports Johnson likely to lead major housing legislation next year as Kennedy programs expire and a broader urban renewal agenda may resurface. Sources say he will back extensions with liberalization, casting the 1962-63 fight as pivotal in a presidential election year.
Vienna based UPI report says Radio Sofia declared Bulgarian teenagers guilty of crimes against Socialist morality. The broadcast blamed a wave of teen violence on imitation of European beatniks and pursuit of an easy depraved life.
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