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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1963
Page
2
The document declares the United States free and independent from Britain, asserts natural rights, and states the colonies' resolve to form new government. It names grievances by King George III, justifies separation, and pledges lives fortunes and honor to the cause.
Thamas Vermillion Young Tan Stapleton contrasts Jesus blessing of peacemakers with "peace lovers" in a Sunday School discussion. He cites Jesus driving merchants from the temple as a model of using force to defend sacred rights, and argues police and military personnel serve as modern peacemakers protecting freedom when needed.
A letter contrasts Personal Health Service and urban renewal in Anderson. It argues the Redevelopment Commission uses low offers, hides real property values, and pushes homeowners to sell while federal aid funds relocations. it also notes tax assessments versus compensation and cites Bloomington relocation issues.
Police chased a bomb threat to a Glasgow Jordan Hill College of Education before Queen Elizabeth opened the tunnel under the River Clyde. The call proved a hoax, and the Queen proceeded with the ceremony. A separate note reports modernization plans for Sullivan Indiana post office.
The advisor explains Treasuries are backed by the full faith and credit of the United States and notes the tax treatment. He recommends buying Treasury 4s of 1980 at par and discusses risk considerations for a widow and a couple seeking steadier income. He also addresses a stock holding by a reader with disabilities and advises switching from Fritzi of California to Safeway Stores for growth and stability.
A collage of verses and quatrains on diet weight and health practices, plus a mock epitaph about Johnny Smith describing blistering bleeding and calomel remedies. An American saying notes failed public problem solving with oral story as traffic horn.
Lord Audley husband of Sarah Churchill died in Granada Spain of an apparent heart attack. He was 49, married to Sir Winston Churchill’s actress daughter last year and arrived with her the day prior. Hotel staff reported a night out and a morning collapse before a doctor pronounced death. Sir Winston was away at sea and unavailable for comment.
The Anderson YMCA Adventure Day Camp completes its first two week period at Davis Park near Anderson. The second period runs July 8 to 19. Campers age with peers enjoy swimming archery crafts cooking hiking and games each day with home nights. Families are invited to attend a final night program. Information is available at the YMCA.
The James Baines, famed as one of the greatest clippers, shattered the world circumnavigation record around 1854. Previously the standard time was two to three years. captains earned bonuses up to 16 900 dollars for breaking records. No other vessel matched its 132 world voyage record.
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