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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
2
James Riddle Hoffa marked his 50th birthday as he continues to lead the Teamsters. He attacks the DOJ and Robert F Kennedy, supports a nationwide protest march, and pushes for a capital complex while steering the union through internal foes.
The piece argues that Teen joblessness has grown due to Labor Department limits capping teen workers at 10 percent of a store’s workforce under minimum wage rules. The American Retail Federation criticizes the policy, saying it harms both small and large retailers and restricts full-time student opportunities.
Federal rules now tax patronage dividends paid to cooperative members whether in goods or cash, closing a major loophole. Rural Electrification and telephone co ops remain tax exempt, drawing criticism that the carve outs favor a large, urban-spanning co op sector over investor owned utilities and other businesses.
Economists on the Senate House Economic Committee issue a report recommending dollar devaluation. The move is unlikely as the administration pledges not to devalue, reflecting fears that such action would instantly erode purchasing power of savings and government bonds held for fiscal honesty.
Fragmentary text reports in Atlanta business news touching on Warren and Lincoln. Limited readable phrases reference Washington and a March 1963 era source with political and energy policy hints.
Senate Democrat Kefauver urges a comprehensive ICC approach to rail merger cases. He argues the nation must consider broad implications and warns against reacting to each merger individually while seeking balanced regulatory action.
Citizens from the North and South gathered at Abraham Lincoln's tomb to honor the Civil War leader. Gov Otto Kerner and James Powers addressed the 154th Lincoln birthday ceremony highlighting Union unity and heritage amid national tensions. Chief Justice Earl Warren spoke in Atlanta on tech and law, urging science paired with law for peaceful progress.
A psychologist argues that children should address adults with proper deference and avoid using first names. The piece cites military decorum and clergy as examples, warns that casual speech fosters disrespect and delinquency, and promotes a 200 point test kit for parents.
Alabama health officials say rabies is mainly a veterinary issue and unlikely to become a major human health problem. They question the relationship between mortality and Pasteur treatment and urge surgical wound care with tetanus prophylaxis rather than routine Pasteur vaccination.
A reader asks how to allocate 300 Texaco shares 7000 cash and a 6000 mortgage for retirement. Advice suggests saving a modest monthly amount and may involve selling Texaco to pay off the house while keeping funds in a savings account until needed.
A collection of oddities and poems traces dream traditions and the playful verse of Jessie Wilmore Morton inspired by a 1951 Detroit News hospital image. It recalls Longfellow rumor about Mr Finney and a turnip tale shared in a Portland newspaper with a final note on wasp threats.
A fragmentary devotional note references Psalm 107 4 and a call to acts of kindness to cure loneliness. The text mentions Keely and speaks of warmth in the heart and personal profit from helping others. The author listed is Julien C Hyer.
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