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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1961
Page
4
The piece argues Castro seeks U S rupture and Soviet influence. It asserts Eisenhower should end relations, cites Peru cutting ties and Cuba using subversives, and warns Castro as a growing hemisphere threat.
The piece argues for coordinated tax relief across federal and state levels, favoring reduced federal taxes paired with possible state and local tax adjustments. It contends Washington collects more cost to administer and returns little direct accountability to citizens, urging stronger state governance and closer citizen oversight. The author emphasizes Indiana as a case study and calls for attacking federal tax laws first to empower states.
The referenda issued yesterday in Algeria and France test De Gaulle’s plan for Algerian self determination amid calls for abstentions. The FLN orders Moslems to abstain, while the army duels to mobilize a yes vote. options later include full integration autonomy or independence.
In Montevideo anti American rioters clashed with police during a leftist rally in support of Fidel Castro. The crowd, largely students and workers, threw stones while police used tear gas to disperse them near Independence Square. Casualty figures were not immediately available.
Washington observers gauge whether Vice President Nixon or Senator Kennedy can push a distressed areas bill through a Democratic Congress. Kennedy pledges rapid action. Nixon questions feasibility. The issue tests Kennedy's early leadership as Congress weighs education, minimum wage, and social programs amid a shifting House and Senate balance.
Dr. Pierce, a Detroit pastor and Science Marriage Foundation leader, cites a college exercise on cheating and moral lapses as evidence that modern teens are idealistic if guided. The dialogue references Dr. Hess, head of a Michigan college psychology department, who assigned a textbook based homework.
A Lake Shore Outlook piece by Shucks Korn blends humor about stubborn uncles and a train mishap with a memory of the Constellation disaster and a college psychology survey. It notes teenage idealism, wartime context, and a call to request Dr. Crane’s guidance in Meilot Indiana with a stamped return envelope and fee.
A reader asks how to slim down without harming health. Dr Brady cautions against rapid weight loss, suggests a target of 148 to 153 pounds for a 5 foot 6 inch woman, and outlines a sane plan: more walking and activity, daily exercise, fruit intake, no dessert, and a guided reduction diet. He promotes lifelong habits over Hollywood fads and invites questions via mail.
Western Design and Electronics Division of U S Indus tries Inc completed negotiations to build a 60 000 square foot office and plant in the Goleta Valley Santa Barbara California The facility is expected to cost about 1 million and be completed by May 15
A fire at the American Motors plant in Kenosha Wisconsin caused the Budd Company factory in Gary Indiana to close on Friday. About 1500 workers were laid off with a planned reopening set for January 15 at Budd and January 16 at American Motors.
Rain and drizzle forecast across the Pacific Northwest and Gulf area with snow flurries in the northern Rockies and Great Lakes. Much of the rest of the nation sees clear to partly cloudy skies, with colder temperatures from the northern Plains to the Great Lakes.
The vessel once named Lafayette was converted to a troop ship, refloated after a costly salvage, halted refitting in 1944, and sold for scrap in 1946 for 160 000 dollars after originally costing 100 million. Separately an unmanned space capsule was fired 135 miles high and 225 miles out over the Atlantic as astronauts prepare to ride one into orbit this year.
A reader asks when the next test for the project will occur. The inquiry seeks the scheduled date and any preparatory steps needed for participants.
East Germany announced the completion of the 32 volume German dictionary begun by the Grimms. Wilhelm and Jacob Grimm started documenting German words since the 16th century, died in 1859 and 1863, and the work carried on across the Iron Curtain.
A television feature on CBS presents a color program during prime time detailing the station’s color broadcast efforts. The segment highlights the goals of color programming and its appeal to viewers seeking richer viewing experiences.
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