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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1960
Page
4
The piece debates alleged midwest election fraud and vote buying arguing for an independent investigation to produce a complete factual report. It notes that investigations have bounced between partisan boards and agencies and urges a neutral inquiry to settle disputes and ensure clean future elections.
Dr Edward H Litchfield of the University of Pittsburgh addressed the 65th National Association of Manufacturers Congress in New York He questioned whether a culture of less and less work can win survival and urged redirecting freed manpower to more useful pursuits He framed leisure as a question of purposeful use of time.
Dr. Litchfield argues leisure hollows a nation's vitality as communist pressure grows. He warns that freedom cannot mean disengagement and urges shifting spare time into useful work to keep America as a leading nation.
The piece argues against extending the federal wage hour law to exempt workers in local service industries such as retailing. It cites inflation fears, local control preference, potential youth unemployment, and a desire to limit federal involvement in local matters, noting prior congressional debates and opposition.
A Tulsa weekly contrasts U S presidential campaign taunts with Soviet treatment of leaders. It cites numbers from 1930s to 1950s showing cabinet ministers, top officials, and wartime councils executed or shot. The piece notes Stalin escaped the fate of his peers while Khrushchev remains only half shot.
Stephen Baltz, 11, the lone survivor of a United and Trans World Airlines collision over New York, told a passerby he hoped his mother would meet him. He was found unconscious in a Brooklyn street and rushed to Methodist Hospital, murmuring that his mother was waiting at Idlewild Airport.
Ball State Teachers College lists five Anderson students among 84 on the Autumn quarter Registrar's Roll of Honor. Included are Pamela Butterfield, Tom Deaton, James Vanasdal, and two others, with minimum 12 credit hours and straight A grades required for recognition. Switzerland is described as a confederation of 22 small states.
A memo urges Kennedy to leverage White House press conferences for stronger leadership. It argues for live TV and openness, critiques Brookings proposals to curb questions, and cites Roosevelt versus Hoover as a model for press engagement.
A reader asks about vasectomy after misfortune with pregnancies. Dr Brady states the procedure does not cause sexual inadequacy and may boost potency briefly. psychological factors and misinformation play a large role. He suggests consulting a psychologist or marriage counselor and notes public letters are answered via stamped envelopes.
Ward's Automotive Reports said car production in the U S this week will total 132 089 units, down from 135 328 last week and 152 449 a year ago. Truck output reached 23 099, up from 22 571 and 21 696 in the prior year. Total car rack output was 155 188, versus 157 699 last week and 174 145 a year earlier.
A tale told to Sunday School children contrasts Heaven and Hell through an efficiency expert’s tour of Hades. Satan guides him through a vast dining room where diners drool yet cannot eat due to splints around both elbows preventing use of forks or spoons.
A collage of anecdotes and sermons blends rustic dialogue about big fish and pike with moral lessons. It contrasts belief in stories with practical faith, citing Silas Marner, the Golden Rule, and a call to church life as a cure for worry and self interest.
The text recalls Jesus in Nazareth reading Isaiah 61 3 and declaring Himself the Messiah as described in Luke 4 18. Julien C Hyer presents the International Sunday School Lesson for tomorrow.
NBC affiliate WFBM schedules 1c below D with NBC flagship network color telecast. CBS outlet WISH plans a color program lineup expanding evening schedule. Details include station branding and program blocks.
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