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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1965
Page
4
The State of the Union outlines expansive federal programs from Medicare to education and poverty relief. lawmakers face key questions on deficit spending, state local autonomy, and Viet Nam policy as a pivotal year begins.
Junior Achievement Week runs Sunday through the month to teach teenagers about the American economy by forming real producing companies under local business leaders. Students manage stock sales, budgets, balance sheets, and reports to stockholders to learn by doing and dispel misconceptions about business.
A Midwest paper lauds private investment for a massive war power project. Ten privately owned utilities across nine Western states will finance a 10.5 billion plan, creating about 34,000 jobs while contrasting private capital with government anti poverty spending. The editorial argues private enterprise spurs growth and tax contributions, aiding poverty reduction.
The National Labor Relations Board in a 4 to 1 decision asserts authority to deem a company's use of plant newspapers press releases and radio to present its side as a failure to bargain in good faith. The dissent argues no guidelines exist and lawful employer speech is possible. The case dates from 1960 and now heads to the courts.
The piece depicts a whimsical baseball game with players named Mo Malasses Measles Cigar Horn Fiddle Axe and more. Umpire Apple and others are mocked through puns and antics as the score finishes 2 to 1 amid boasts and betting. American Saying notes a proverb about will and relatives.
Administration weighs raising highway tax revenue while seeking cuts or eliminations of other excise levies. A $500 million annual highway funding need is cited to complete the interstate system by 1972, with possible increases in diesel and truck taxes and a potential 5 cent gasoline tax under consideration. A postal rate rise is not expected in the budget.
Indiana House members introduced a bill to require a public referendum before any fluoridation of water supplies. The measure, by Reps. Summers and Snowden, would trigger a referendum at 5 percent of registered voters and renewals if a majority approves. The Indiana Pure Water Association backs the plan.
London reports Fleet Admiral Sir Henry Francis Oliver, a close Churchill ally when he was first lord of the Admiralty in World War I, celebrated his 100th birthday Friday.
Dr Brady discusses historical views on mucous disease marasmus and nutrition, citing Sir Robert Carrison and the banana diet craze of the 1920s. He links digestive tract changes to nutritional deficiency, critiques pediatrics texts, and notes modern shifts toward milk and solid foods. He invites letters to Dr Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills for health inquiries with stamped self-addressed envelopes.
Question whether ministers should parade or mob for legislation. Dr. Crane Mellor reflects on faith and works, church duties, reading the Civil Rights Bill, and the role of clergy in public protests. Letters discuss ethics, law, and personal counsel.
In Jasper County Indiana eight counterfeit ten dollar bills circulated recently. Two banks in Rensselaer detected two bogus notes each, a DeMotte couple turned in a counterfeit, and two Rensselaer residents plus a Wheatfield man reported receiving them and planned to surrender the notes. Four notes shared the same serial number.
A moral verse urges honest dealing and truthfulness in all actions. It warns against deceit and secret plots, noting walls and pitchers have ears and God’s truth will prevail in the end.
TV guide note listing CBS ABC and NBC channels with program blocks including Faith for Today and Movie Lif This Is Your City for. details are garbled but indicate a network lineup.
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