Civil Defense Classes Offer Free Survival Training to Community
The Anderson Herald urges citizens to join 12 hour civil defense classes starting Monday evenings. Local teachers trained by the State Department of Public Instruction will provide instruction and materials at no cost, aiming to teach how to survive a nuclear emergency and plan for families. The piece cites JFK on not doing nothing and emphasizes public readiness.
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Economic outlook shows mixed GNP signals and rising unemployment
The analysis notes GNP for hg around 553 billion dollars with 6.12 per cent gain since 1961, yet quarterly data reveal a tepid trend. Q1 1962 up 3.14 times the prior quarter, Q2 up 3 per cent, Q3 up 1.2 per cent, while 1963 forecasts project about 2 per cent growth to roughly 564 billion. If prices rise 1 per cent, real 1963 output may stagnate versus late 1962, and unemployment could exceed 6 per cent unless output improves.
Private Electric Firms Propose Big Southwest Power Exchange
Eleven investor owned electric companies filed with the Federal Power Commission a plan to exchange seasonal off peak power with the Tennessee Valley Authority. The scheme would build over 1000 miles of new high voltage lines up to 500000 volts, costing more than 100 million dollars, with no tax cost to taxpayers. The program, effective in 1965, would benefit seven states and strengthen regional grids while keeping electric rates stable amid rising costs.
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Successful investing switch to strength worth loss in weak issue
In this column Roger E Spear reassesses stock moves from Sperry Rand to Florida Gas, noting Sperry Rand’s limited upside, no dividends, and low price. He endorses switching to Florida Gas, a gas distributor in growing markets, while warning against heavy regulation of pipeline stocks. He also advises replacing Montgomery Ward with General Motors and Curtiss-Wright with Norfolk Western to improve income and stability amid a difficult personal position.
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Pause and a Look Around on Khrushchev and Cold War
Walter Lippman discusses Khrushchev remarks on the Cuban crisis and its imprint on international relations. He argues the period yields a pause not peace, with changed Western balance, Berlin danger, and need for American reassessment of roles, defenses, and diplomacy amid rising China and global economics.
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AMA President Calls Medicare Plan Fraud and Hoax
AMA President elect Dr Edward R Annis denounces President Kennedy s Medicare plan as fraud and a hoax and accuses The Washington based Human Events of backing it He predicts a brutal fight in Congress with arm twisting tactics to push financing via higher Social Security taxes Adm Ben Moreell warns of total state socialism and urges Americans to oppose the plan with vigor
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Annual County Financial Figures Given By Auditor
The county ends 1962 with a balance of 856035 dollars per year end statement certified by Auditor Joe L Armington and signed by Commissioners Jesse Biddle Ralph McCord and Harold Faust Receipts in 1962 totaled 13938291 while disbursements reached 13971065 County department expenditures include county revenue 1443891 intangible tax 90601 county wide school tax 441603 welfare 645281 highway 917045 bridge building 191893 fire protection 54244 township poor 254617 tuition tax 2605983 special school tax 2289368 cumulative school building fund 1031026 lease rental school fund 236561 plus other items
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Joel Armington
Jesse Biddle
Ralph McCord
Harold Faust
Mortician Dr Crane On Funeral Psychology And Flowers
Charley A a mortician in Mellor Indiana discusses applying psychology to funeral planning From flowers to casket choices he notes families argue over service details then suggests letting friends decide while highlighting price ranges He warns against stripping funeral rituals to avoid erosion of the soul and urges sending for Dr Crane's guidance with a self addressed envelope for costs
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Crane
Hitler
Conan Doyle recognized by cab driver tale in Boston
Quip filled anecdote describes Conan Doyle being identified by a Boston cab driver who requests tickets to his lecture. The piece unfolds with a witty taunt about reporters recognizing Doyle and mocks journalism. It ends with a brief American adage and two trivia lines about uranium deposits and Eskimos.
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Iodin Ration Claims Hair Color Return Reported
Dr Brady's Health Service features testimonials from readers about the iodin ration restoring natural hair color and stimulating growth. Letters praise color return in gray hair and nail growth, while cautioning medical supervision and noting limited responses to inquiries.
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Lesson text from Luke and Galilee call to fishermen
The International Sunday School lesson notes Jesus teaching in Galilee. It highlights Christ calling Simon Peter James and John and Andrew after they cast their nets and his prayerful example and the converts he made as described by Julien C Hyer in the text for tomorrow’s lesson.
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Andrew
Julien C. Hyer
Television Schedule Snags Mixed Network Lineup
A fragmented TV schedule lists programs across stations including 13 ABC WLW Indianapolis WTTV 8 CBS WISH and others. The lineup mentions color presentations and varying program blocks like Night Morning and featured religious and arts programs with brief notes on channel names and scheduling.
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