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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1958
Page
10
A long classified column presents Myrtle Meyer Eldred offering guidance on infant care and family questions. It includes advice for a two year old and a eight month old, with feeding schedules and when to seek a pediatric exam. The page also lists advertising rates and local notices.
A nationally known manufacturer of high trade products seeks help to staff sales and service roles. Ad highlights over 20 permanent positions, training provided, high school education acceptable, and the chance for high commissions in the home improvement field. Recruitment by local employment agency.
Force said none of its planes carrying atomic weapons crashed in North America and no nuclear explosion occurred. The Air Force refused to disclose where or when the incident happened, citing security. A spokesman said there had been only one such incident, and officials noted tests show the chance of a nuclear explosion from an accident is virtually non existent.
In Aracas Venezuela President Marcos Perez Jimenez dismissed and assumed control of the defense ministry after ousting Gen Romulo Fernandez who was accused of plotting against the regime. The capital remained tense with troops patrolling and leaflets urging demonstrations and calls for renewal of diplomatic ties with Argentina and Chile. A new crisis surfaced as firing echoed near the Ministry of Defense while traffic paused near the presidential palace. Perez Jimenez vowed to maintain military unity and public order.
Frankton WSCS members will meet all day January 16 at Mrs. George Sheil home with help from her daughter Miss Lucile Shell. They will sew to prepare for the 1958 Harvest Festival sponsored annually by the Methodist Church. A pitch in dinner at the church January 14 is being planned by the Senter Good. The Intermediate Girl Scout Troop will meet Wednesday evening after school. Fifth graders or ten year olds interested in Scouting are invited. Meetings will be held in the Christian Church.
Washington budget at a glance outlines no tax cuts for individuals while small business gains. Spending rises by more than one million from this year to a peacetime high of 73.9 billion, with defense increases offset by reductions in other subsidies and benefits. Revenue is projected at 744 billion, up two billion from prior estimates, reducing the surplus forecast to 400 million for the current year and possibly a 500 million surplus in 1959 if targets hold. Major outlays include defense at 398 billion and veterans benefits at 5.0, farm support 4.6, foreign aid 2.9, atomic energy 2.5, with interest on debt near 1.0 billion. Arizona population edges from 750,000 to 41.1 million since 1950.
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