Good Luck Col Glenn to Orbit the Earth
The Anderson Herald praises Marine Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. as he prepares for an orbital flight, noting his background as a test pilot and astronaut and the global interest and risk involved. It commends him and the crew for loyalty to the country and wishes them luck in the historic mission.
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Kennedy Era Power Grab Accusation Targets JFK Bid for Control
A critical column accuses President Kennedy of seizing broad powers since January 1961. It cites proposed income tax changes, tariff shifts, a $2 billion standby program, cabinet overreach, agriculture controls, Latin American aid, and labor influence, urging Congress to reclaim constitutional duties. It notes Cuba as an unaddressed concern and urges Congress to reclaim delegated authority.
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Britain Faces Renewed Smallpox Fears and Travel Warnings
The World Health Organization flags Britain as in an epidemic with 16 cases and six deaths while Pakistan shows recurrent outbreaks. U S health officials urge fresh vaccination for travelers, amid quarantine and surveillance of thousands. The United States commits half a million vaccines to Britain as part of an international effort.
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Recovery Team Ready for Glenn Orbit Return at Sea
The Randolph carrier leads the recovery effort for John Glenn with destroyers Ellison and McNair patrolling a 200 by 44 mile sea area southeast of Cape Canaveral. Navy divers prepare the flotation device as Maj. Wilbur Nelson joins the helicopter crew to lift Glenn from the capsule.
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Preventive Action On Recession Proposal Faces Congress
The piece argues Congress should prepare to curb the next recession and supports a President's power to cut taxes temporarily to boost demand. It cites past recessions in 1954 1958 and 1960 and notes wealth losses and shorter growth cycles. It credits the Commission on Money and Credit and the Committee for Economic Development for backing stabilization policy.
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President Proposes Quick Actions to Fight Recession
The President urges three measures to prepare for an economic downturn. These include improved unemployment insurance, stand-by authority for rapid public works, and a temporary tax cut. The tax plan is presented as the fastest, most effective response to an impending recession.
Utilities Show Resilience Amid Temporary Selloff
Roger E. Spear reports that utility stocks have declined from recent gains due to profit taking. He notes many investors bought near 1961 highs and warns against alarm, arguing that utilities remain sound amid the current dip.
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Folklore and Market Musings Across Time
The excerpt blends reflective maxims on nature with financial commentary. It contrasts nature’s power with human achievement and then shifts to stock market guidance, praising utilities while advising selective selling of Avco Textron and recommending selling Studebaker and A J Industries to reduce mortgages.
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New Huntington By Pass and Wabash Bridge Approved
The U S Bureau of Public Roads approved a west Huntington bypass and a Wabash River bridge. Indiana's Highway Commission announced the approval on Thursday. The bridge would sit on Interstate 64 near New Harmony with the bypass extending from 1.3 miles west of Huntington to 1.5 miles southwest of Indiana 22, connecting to Indiana 37 9.
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Color pioneer Maxwell photographs early in 1861
Rochester report notes James Maxwell, a Scottish physicist, produced the first color photographs around 1861. The milestone marks an early achievement in color imaging and scientific photography history.
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Marys Cancer Plea Mirrors Dickensian Sacrifice for Marriage
Dr George W Crane receives a letter from Mary J aged 47 seeking an Application blank from the Scientific Marriage Foundation for her husband after her death from cancer. She cites Dickens tale and notes their 26 years of marriage and a 21 year old daughter. She asks for a suitable match to comfort her husband and for her son to have a good stepmother. The letter praises applicants and urges readers to consider “Goal in Life” and the Foundation's work.
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Battle between Alabama and Kearsage in a neutral port
The 1864 clash near a French port saw the Alabama and the Kearsage face off as crowds of over 50 000 gathered. Capt Semmes led the Alabama while Capt Winslow commanded the Kearsage. The Confederate ship fired 370 times to the Union's 173. A British rescue brought survivors, straining U S Britain relations and contributing to Britain paying $20 million for damages.
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Old Glory Name Debate Reflects National Economic Focus
A 1962 Herald Tribune opinion fragment argues over the nickname Old Glory and ties it to broader economic stabilization goals. It notes controversy and calls for thorough discussion while stressing the end goal of national financial steadiness.
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Belly breathing advised for angina sufferers by Dr Brady
Dr Brady promotes belly breathing or diaphragmatic inhalation as a safe emergency remedy for angina like attacks. He urges six inflations nightly for individuals past 35 to improve circulation, arguing abdominal breathing yields better oxygenation and circulation than chest breathing.
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Reverence for God and the use of His name
A devotional piece on reverence for the divine name. It cites the third commandment from Exodus and Jesus teachings on not taking God’s name in vain, urging reverent speech and proper worship as preached in his sermons.
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Personal Advice Request to Dr Cranes Office Enclosures
Instructions to mail seekers in Mellor Indiana to include a stamped self addressed envelope and 26 cents to cover typing or printing costs when requesting personal advice or one of his psychological charts from Dr Crane.
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Silent Sacred Heart Adventure TV Church Lamp
A listing notes eight CBS Wish stations airing religious programs including Look Up And Live Unto My Feet and Lamp for a religious TV schedule. The entry highlights Sacred Heart themed shows and a family oriented spiritual lineup.
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