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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1962
Page
4
The Madison County Democratic Chairman William J. Norton proposes a nonpartisan study of public office hours, claiming the issue should be apolitical. Critics say courthouse hours and Friday closings show Democratic weakness and electoral maneuvering is influencing public scheduling before the election.
The president coins ABCD as abundance balance conservation and development and adds goals of higher farm income lower taxpayer costs and reduced surpluses. The plan, called the toughest for agriculture, would cut wheat and feed grain acreage with subsidies and require referendums. quotas and acreage allotments would reshuffle dairy and cotton production. Farm incomes would rise mainly via higher consumer prices and tax subsidies, while farm freedom is further constrained.
Dr Wallace Sterling, president of Stanford, told the graduating class that government can only invade their purse property or person with proper warrants. He urged genuine concern for the enjoyment and expression of individualism as a guiding principle.
Foreign observers note that Cold War era trade fairs are used by Red bloc countries to penetrate future world markets and persuade global opinion. The Soviet objective is to show millions an insight into the Soviet way of life and its advances in science and culture.
The quotation warns that war warrants erode civil liberties and urges constant vigilance to preserve freedom. It emphasizes that history shows the danger of government power during wartime and the need to resist unchecked authority. The message reflects a cautionary stance on national security measures and individual rights.
Since 1954 the U S program has shown products of 3000 firms to over 700 million viewers. Sales reach into the millions of dollars as U S pavilions win prizes worldwide. Business participation promotes the American way of life under free enterprise.
A humorous collection notes dream omens in Indiana. Eating soup predicts recovery, cake brings wealth, bread presages marriage, rainbow signals a long journey, a dog follows foresees reconciliation, long beard means business success, crutches imply prison, clear path means health, funeral portends a speedy marriage, swallow hints a new acquaintance, solo boat predicts trouble and abandonment.
Washington reports reveal the Kennedy administration facing a tough 87th Congress. Democratic losses could jeopardize major bills while Republicans under Minority Leader Halleck gain cohesion. A resulting shift may prompt a Republican takeover if several seats flip.
Reader asks if selling funds with 8 percent sales charges makes sense and which funds to choose. Expert says keep current funds, consider no-load options, and select by performance and goal. Another reader seeks high yielding, safe stocks after a market drop, with four examples Ludlow Corp Raybestos Manhattan Air Reduction Norfolk Western R. A. and cautions on risk of very high yields.
West German Attorney General Wolfgang Fraenkel will resign after an inquiry into his Nazi era past concludes. Fraenkel, 57, Germanys top state prosecutor, faces accusations from East German Communists over participation in Nazi terror prosecutions.
Dr Brady argues that many devices such as the basal metabolism test and the sphygmomanometer add little diagnostic value in general practice. He insists a skilled doctor relies on standard examination and patient context, condemning merchants who push gadgets for profit.
Top executives of five railway operating unions rejected the National Mediation Board’s arbitration offer as premature in the ongoing railroad work rules dispute. In Detroit, auto output fell 7 percent for the week due to the Fourth of July holiday with 112,455 cars built versus 126,350 last week. General Motors and Ford contributed the majority of production. In Lake City, Kennecott Copper Corp and the United Steelworkers of America recessed talks indefinitely, with mediators saying neither side would budge.
Fred M. Seward former executive secretary of the Allen County Committee on Alcoholism was named coordinator of the alcoholism program at Logansport State Hospital. He succeeds the late Leo C. McKinsey.
Rev. Johnson advocates using guitar led outreach to engage blue collar communities and youth. He argues churches drift toward white collar groups and urges mission outposts, teen involvement, and flexible venues to reconnect with the grass roots.
Chronology notes Columbus sailed from Port Palos returning after thirty two weeks. the Pinta arrives hours later after misrouting north of his route. The piece then shifts to a question about whether a nuclear submarine is a steam vessel and explains reactor heat transfer and pressurized coolant maintaining non boiling conditions.
The secondary system is fully isolated from the primary system. Primary water passes through the generator tubes while secondary water boils to steam on the shell side, sending dry saturated steam back to power SSTG units and propulsion turbines.
Sears Roebuck issues a 1962 Fall Winter catalog featuring Mme Claude Riviere as the first couture designer to be showcased in Sears history. The family catalog spans 700 pages of apparel and accessories weighing five pounds with about 140000 items. millions of Sears catalogs will reach nearly 9 million households nationwide.
A church school note cites Jeremiah 25 urging students to turn from sin and avoid the fate of Jerusalem. The reflection, credited to Julien C. Hyer, emphasizes God’s authority and the dangers of evil conduct.
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