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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
3
The Anderson Herald outlines state budget debate and reapportionment moves as lawmakers consider a new constitution and possible tax changes. It highlights governor proposals, university funding, and sheriffs and Indian program issues amid partisan wrangling and anticipated referendums.
Bus continues from page one or mail to the Anderson Association of Churches at the YMCA. About 755 fifth grade children attend these classes in Anderson. In Indiana 42,000 children attend Weekday Religious Education Classes and three million in the United States participate in the program. The President says he will report to Congress on the board’s recommendations, noting no legal obligation to report while a strike resumes after the 80 day cooling off period under Taft-Hartley injunctions.
The 1962 most costly blaze in Anderson destroyed the frame building at Cross Street and Broadway, Melcher's Tavern. Total 1962 losses reached $35,000, down from 1961. No fatalities reported. fire officials credit Prevention Bureau activity and quick responses for reducing losses.
Kennedy said the idling of over 100000 longshore and maritime workers caused national economic losses in the millions daily. He claimed no prior union agreement or company cooperation was secured and noted mediation efforts by Wirtz Reynolds and the federal mediation service. He warned of damage to duties and the dollar balance amid the disruption of supply lines.
President aims for a defense budget near 51 billion with no broad spending growth and trims in shipbuilding and manpower while increasing space funding to push the Moon landing by 1970. The plan follows a 1954 tax cut and relies on the Treasury’s capacity to absorb shortfalls.
The toll climbs toward 200 as a plane plunged into two homes in Sao Paulo's Jabaquara district. Three houses were destroyed by the crash and ensuing fire and explosion.
Khrushchev warned that existing law leaves the United States unable to protect the public from industrial disruption. He urged wage boosts and pensions in talks while signaling no new deadline on Berlin. He rejected a world communist party meeting and urged a moratorium to avoid widening splits with China.
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