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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1963

Page

2

Promises Vs Performance In Kennedy Years

A compilation of Kennedy campaign promises and their stated fulfillment by the first two years in office. It notes travel away from the White House, defense funds issues, nepotism concerns, Hoffa case attempts, timber industry policy, separation of powers, tax and spending pressures, and dairy farmer income under administration policies.

John F. Kennedy New York N. Y Kennedy White House Hyannisport Palm Beach Newport Glenora Washington, D. C Congress Bob Hope America Hoffa Salt Lake City Utah Bobby Teamsters Union Salem Ore House of Representatives House Rockford Ill Legislative Branch Rockford, Til Orville Freeman Freeman

Red Strength In Cuba

An estimate of Soviet forces in Cuba cites troops from 18 700 up to 40 000 including five Soviet generals and missiles to hit the United States. It lists 184 MiG fighters 37 transport planes 83 helicopters and IL 28 bombers in underground revetments and 12 to 15 submarines with at least four bases. Also noted are 260 to 600 tanks 9 patrol boats with warhead launchers 23 more boats 2 000 artillery pieces and nearly 5 000 mortars plus rockets rifles and small arms.

Cuba U. S Havana Strom Thurmond D-8.c United States Donald Bruce

Government Secrecy Limits Satellite Launch Listings

The United States will publish a Satellite Situation Report listing only civilian NASA launches this month. Defense Department missions will not be announced, despite UN obligations to disclose all launchings to the United Nations.

Satel Civilian National Aeronautics and Space Administration Defense Department United Nations

Desperate Investor Seeks Stock Mix Advice for 1963

An investor with 35 Bowser Common shares 80 Central Soya 50 Bowser Service 900 Bowser Preferred 500 Stowe-Woodward seeks guidance on asset mix. Advisors caution to limit common stocks to half savings and favor top names like General Motors General Electric and American Electric Power while avoiding speculative issues.

Vanadium Vann A Pelacence Dium Corp Central Soya General Foods Bowser Common Stowe-Woodward Bowser Central Soya Public Service of Indiana Socony-Mobil Stowe-Wood- Union Pacific Railroad General Ward LK Qi Motors Standard Oil American Electric Power Features Corp

Legion Leader Says Indiana Should Host National HQ

James E. Powers of Macon Georgia told lawmakers in Indianapolis the American Legion should keep its national headquarters in Indiana. He addressed the House on the Cuban situation and dismissed talk of moving the headquarters to Washington. He argued Indiana is the heartland and better suited for the Legion’s national office.

America Washington Indianapolis

Strauss proposes world conference to spark peace by humanistic minds

The article outlines Lewis L. Strauss's vision for a world conference beyond diplomats and scientists. He suggests inviting outstanding figures from nations and ethics to craft a plan to elevate international morals and avert war, likening it to achieving a critical mass of minds.

Council On Washington Philadelphia Mr. Strauss Ori Tional United Herbert States Hoover Ities Atomic Energy Commission Truman A.F.C Atoms For Peace Lewis L. Strauss Lewis Strauss Strauss New York Herald Tribune

Indiana Senate Pays Valentine Tribute to Woman Member

The Indiana Senate on Valentine’s Day honored its lone woman member, Sen. Martha Burnett, with a corsage while female staff were thanked publicly. House members Elsie Banning and Anna Maroney did not receive a similar tribute.

Indianapolis Elsie Banning Evansville Anna Maroney D-Gary

Is a tumor cancer or benign this reader asks

A New Jersey reader seeks guidance on distinguishing benign tumors from cancer through pathology. The column explains fibroids, goiter, sebaceous cysts, and breast lumps as possible benign conditions, stressing that only microscopic examination by a pathologist can confirm malignancy and advising consults with physicians for proper treatment.

New Jersey Tia Q Jabaae Esneer

Conversation tips and submarine under ice history notes

A fragmented piece discusses a psychology student case and a long digression on the HE LP conversation method for teens. It then surveys early ideas about submarine navigation under polar ice, citing Bishop Williams, Stefansson, Wilkins, and naval vessels from 1936 to 1957 with records near the Arctic and Greenland seas.

Paul G Martin John Williams Vilhjalmar Stefansson Hubert Wilkins Stefansson Banks Island Sea ‘Dragon McClure Strait Wilkins Chaeed U.S

New Cold Wave Hits State Area

Snow, winds, and frigid temperatures sweep Indiana with subzero to near zero lows. Weather forecasts call for clearing Friday night and two days of fair, slightly warmer weather on Saturday though northern regions stay cold. Highs Friday reach the 12 to 18 degree range, with central and southern Indiana mostly sunny and cold.

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Folklore Fragments and Weather Notes Provide Light Entertainment

A mixed text blends folklore verse with scattered weather reports and geographic data. It includes nonsensical stanzas about animals and humans, and lists temperatures and city figures from Indiana and Kentucky areas, alongside Asia population notes and a Hollywood Bowl fact.

The Shepherd's Aim and a Hunter's Advice

A rustic rhapsody describes a shepherd who fires at quarrels of quail ducks and doves. He urges steady aim and swift pursuit to bag a single bird. The verse counsels focus and calm eye on the target for better luck in hunting.

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