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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1960
Page
4
Anderson's Junior Achievement club earned national recognition with the Miss Executive title awarded during the 1960 Achievement Workshops in Min day. The program, only in its second year locally, credits students and many volunteers for its success and aims to teach private enterprise through student run companies and product sales.
Governor Nelson Rockefeller proposes tax relief for railroads and a bargaining formula involving labor taxpayers owners and riders to rescue the lines. He favors revising crew laws where feasible and urges nationwide cooperation to address the rail crisis and reduce waste.
As 1961 nears, President-elect Kennedy plans a broad agenda with 87th Congress. Democrats hold 65-35 in Senate and 262-175 in House and face deficit spending, civil and economic policy battles, and calls for social welfare, defense, space, trade, and highway funding.
Washington observes the upcoming Senate clash over Rule 22 as Congress convenes. The issue centers on balancing minority debate rights with majority action power to curb filibuster abuse while preserving thorough discussion. Initial proposals seek a fifteen legislative day limit in effect.
Careful experiments indicate that pure vitamin B12, labeled the amazing red vitamin, is less effective in treating anemia than several other forms. The findings suggest disease management should rely on alternative therapies and observe patient responses.
The page blends a folk admonition about facing problems with notes on folic acid and vitamin B12. It cites a moral via a poem about crossroads and guidance, then shifts to health guidance on folic acid in greens and liver, its role with B12, and pamphlet details for weight gain in children.
The case records present Dr Crane advising Laverne D aged 18 and readers on setting practical resolutions. He outlines goals for students, housewives, and husbands including college attendance, running objective quizzes, budgeting tasks, and openly affirming spouses in front of children to foster stability and happiness.
A reader recalls the 1865 Sultana explosion that killed over 1700, then reviews a 1960 Navy achievements booklet. The column cites Navy material, encourages praise for coworkers, church involvement, and self improvement tips with odd asides about booklets and envelopes.
Admiral Burke notes hundreds of hidden navy achievements while the George Washington submarine launches the first Polaris missile off Cape Canaveral at 1340 EDT on July 20. The weapon travels over 1000 nautical miles before landing. a second successful launch occurs under three hours later. The question asks how far ahead of schedule the operation is.
Dominica's Rafael Trujillo mirrors Fidel Castro by courting Canada to blunt an OAS proposed export embargo aimed at Dominican goods not easily sourced outside the Americas. The United States dominates 80 percent of Dominican trade, with other hemisphere nations providing little trade. The Quito conference on Inter-American affairs may be postponed again over Ecuador and Peru border issues, with Peru conditioning attendance on Ecuador withdrawing its denunciation.
Investor advisor Roger E Spears notes markets are rarely predictable over long periods. He cites the Dow down about 12 percent since January and suggests focusing on growth specialties like Avon Bristol Myers Reynolds Tobacco Western Publishing that have fared well in 1960. Korvette is seen as improving after shifting to suburban department stores with growth ahead but limited near term dividends.
Marjorie V. McKinney of Richmond Indiana has been chosen by the Department of Agriculture to head the home demonstration center at the U S exhibit during the World Agricultural Fair in Cairo Egypt from March 21 to April 21.
Cass Casimir aged 44 a Hammond city councilman in 1957 and two Chicago men Carmen Apicella and Joe Gaynor were held Friday after witnesses saw them fleeing a tavern where a safe had been hammered in an unsuccessful attempt to crack it.
Coleman Lee Bennett, 13, was listed in critical condition Friday after a .410 shotgun discharged while he and two companions hunted southwest of Scottsburg Indiana. The incident is under investigation with medical staff treating the boy for a chest wound near the heart.
Members of the Petroleum Workers Union vote to accept Standard Oil Co. offer. A 5 percent overall raise for 4100 workers at the Whiting refinery, with hourly rates rising 12 percent to 1.74 dollars, retroactive to December 22.
Jerome J. Schear president of a Home Improvement company surrendered to federal authorities in Evansville on an indictment for income tax evasion. He was arraigned before a U.S. commissioner and released on $3,000 bond. The charges allege failure to report over $21,000 in income from 1954 to 1956 and evasion on more than $27,000 in personal income from the company in the same years.
The New Year brings two masks one smiling to show pleasures and gracious measure the other dour to warn of loss and sorrow Yet when we meet tomorrow we face it with courage faith and love.
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