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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
2
The piece criticizes the FTC for siding with its examiners when rulings go against firms. It recounts United Biscuit Company’s 1960 price discrimination complaint where dismissal orders were overturned, then a consent order, rehearings, and a final desisting order based on the same record.
Purdue University preliminary statistics from five states show Illinois voters favor a workers not joining a union law by 70 percent with 45 percent strongly supporting. On applying antitrust laws to unions, 76 percent agree. Final results due September.
West Germany’s Chancellor Adenauer remains popular abroad but is seen as austere at home. A Frankfurt editor says he is “a great man, but a good man not.” His focus on foreign policy and power concentration hinder parliamentarian development.
Gov George Romney announced direct citizen access with five minute private talks daily at 12 15 p m and Thursday morning sessions in the state Capitol to discuss issues and signal a hands on approach as Michigan's first Republican chief executive in 14 years.
The column praises Augusta Stevenson for teaching American history through books about figures like Washington and Franklin while condemning foreign influence in education. It argues drive to patriotism supports national unity and warns against globalist curricula. A tangential note mentions a request for publishing costs and a psychologist’s charts.
An anonymous writer notes jokes entered Egypt Babylonia and Assyria centuries ago and spread widely. They claim jokes were used as dinner party antidotes and that laws expanded their number after the nation formed. The piece contrasts jokes’ social spread with political discourse across states.
Dr. Brady recounts historical naval tech and medical views as a sophomore in medical school. He recalls the Gaspee and John Hancock as early ships, discusses Pasteur treatment doubts, and notes family neighbors debating medical practices while reflecting on aging and learning.
A 1963 General Features Corp piece discusses careful monthly investing options with Wilson & Co and NYSE context. It advises committing as little as $40 monthly and warns that quick profits are unlikely. It suggests talking with a broker and avoiding aggressive, high risk plans.
The verse urges periodic breaks from constant toil to gain a fresh perspective. A change of scene aids judgment and skill, preventing stagnation and sharpening focus for renewed work.
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