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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1962
Page
2
The Agriculture Department approves about 350 applications paying seedsmen about 1.5 million dollars for seed not sold for crops. Hybrid seed corn receive 1.2 million. grain sorghum 270 thousand. Funds support seed diverted to livestock or poultry feed rather than planting.
The U S Public Health Service notes a 1961 baby’s life expectancy at 70 2 years marking a 3 5 year gain in a decade and falling death rates across age groups The piece credits better medical care and aims to keep medicine free from bureaucratic rule books to conquer killers like heart disease and cancer
The Committee for Economic Development outlines a two phase federal tax cut plan for 1963 and 1964. It calls for reducing individual rates by 8 percent with a 70 percent cap and corporate tax from 52 to 47 percent, aiming to lift national income and growth. If revenues fall, offsets may occur. later phases propose further cuts and a 60 percent top rate, with about 6 billion in revenue loss per phase. The group urges early enactment and letters to lawmakers to pressure congressional review.
In Crystal Springs Mississippi a mother of three teenage daughters requires the last girl home from Saturday night dates to prepare Sunday breakfast for the family. The riddle of who washes dishes remains.
The piece analyzes U S policy toward Hungary under Soviet rule and UN pressure. It argues the United States should back a strong UN condemnation and call for Hungary's independence rather than concede to weak resolutions.
The case notes describe Dora, a 39 year old wife, whose organic cirrhosis stems from a long hidden alcoholism. Her husband reveals she is a secret drinker and refuses to quit, despite doctors saying sobriety could help her survive. The psychologist notes her fear and frailty as the root of her dilemma.
Edna Ferber contends that the public misunderstands how folklore shapes Show Boat's creation, noting that the musical by Kern and Hammerstein reflects freedom ideals. The piece ties the Hungarian issue at a UN General Assembly session to broader calls for self determination and criticizes double standards in international responses.
Readers ask if high blood pressure is a disease or a symptom of broader health issues. Indiana's Admin Dept reports reduced operation costs for the state motor pool while noting no change in rates per mile for vehicles. A correspondent queries ship loading times and piracy history, with responses urging cost cuts and clarifying policy timelines.
Investors debate whether Zenith or Curtiss-Wright offers better prospects amid merger news and earnings. A reader questions price levels, while Roger E. Spear outlines how yield, P E ratios, and growth drive stock value in a volatile rail and defense market.
Indiana nonfarm payroll figures show 1,482,600 nonagricultural jobs in November per Indiana Employment Security Division director Lewis F. Nicolini. The report notes declines in some sectors but overall employment conditions remained stronger than the national average with industry shifts and seasonal factors affecting the breakdown.
The Shepherd presents a Christmas Sunday School lesson based on John’s Gospel inviting all to behold the Word. It reflects on faith truth light and love and the lasting message of peace on earth and good will toward men as celebrated today.
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