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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
10
The piece notes new harvesting tech like mechanical pickers and rotary harrows increasing efficiency in crops such as beets and tomatoes. It mentions pay rates, equipment costs, and widespread adoption by farmers and industry groups as they press for higher output.
Fragmentary OCR details mention dairy, Pacific Northwest farming, safflower, beans, and experiments on land use. Names like Corvallis and University references appear amid scattered phrases about improved efficiency, harvest costs, and new regulatory ideas.
The Square Dance Club held a New Year Party with caller Jim Spall as host. At midnight favors hats and horns were distributed by club members. A pitch-in supper followed, then an in style show featuring models such as Wuaral Quall Garland Weadariok.
The Amvets Auxiliary of Markleville Post 25 met at Josephine Thornburgs for the January gathering with six members due to illness. Plans included participation in the Rights March at Dimes Drive and a Mother’s March ending January 30, plus a membership push and a future meeting at Maxine Milburn’s home.
United Press report from Chicago notes Rev. W. Campbell, Southern Baptist leader, urging churches to help Negro families secure housing in all white neighborhoods. He says acts by religious groups are crucial to counter racism, citing Kennedy’s order banning housing discrimination. Delegates from 70 faiths convened for the first joint national race relations conference.
London reports Labour parity leader Hugh Gaitskell remains in grave condition after a bout of pleurisy and heart tissue inflammation. A medical bulletin cited a secondary infection and uncertain virus cause as doctors administer antibiotics and monitor his response to treatment.
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