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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1964
Page
16
A psychology case discusses male female differences in romance and appetite, citing Don Juan style envelopes and candlelit dinners. It promotes a booklet on Sex Difference Between Men and Women and offers personal advice and charts from Dr. Crane Mellor in Indiana.
Rep H R Gross accuses federal funds of flowing to foreign postal systems while U S postal services shrink at home. He cites Bolivian post office building aid including 30000 for La Paz and notes reduced Sunday window hours Saturday service and parcel post cuts.
Senator Dirksen charges the U S Russia consular agreement grants immunity from prosecution for crimes such as espionage. He cites FBI warnings of Soviet bloc officials with intelligence roles in the United States and accuses the administration of selling out the country.
Rep William C Cramer reports Atty Gen Kennedy says Democratic Convention program is an historical document. Money spent on full page ads is tax deductible at 10000 to 15000 dollars per page, suggesting the Democrats can finance their convention with ease.
A Treasury notice to employers explains that while withholding schedules boosted take home pay, the April 15 tax due could require extra funds. The article accuses Lyndon Johnson’s administration of using the tax cut to influence the November election and calls it political cheating.
Critics charge Lyndon Johnson's poverty program is a political trick. They cite a May visit to North Carolina by the President in Marlow's home as staged, with a producer and instructions about washing on the line and barefooted children. They note Marlow's tobacco income around 4 500 dollars a year after expenses.
The Interstate Commerce Commission spends about 1 million annually on the Section of Locomotive Inspection created under the 1911 Locomotive Inspection Act. It now inspects diesel locomotives, while the rail industry also conducts checks. The ICC recommends coordinating inspections and President Johnson promotes government economy, arguing essential safety functions could move to the Section of Railroad Safety if the unit is eliminated.
A reader asks about Carson Pirie Scott and legal income options. The reply notes the stock’s 1963 64 earnings per share of 1.05 with a 0.37 dividend yielding 3.5 percent and suggests Libby Owens Ford Glass for higher income and better liquidity. A second letter explains Series E and H bonds accruals, rate changes, and tax deferral options upon exchanging into Series H.
William F Buckley Jr. weighs the Mississippi student protest against voting rights and political responsibility, arguing idealism matters even if results are uncertain. He compares Harlem and Budapest to Mississippi, debates voter education versus broad enfranchisement, and calls for educated participation within constitutional limits.
Westinghouse Electric Corp announced a multi million dollar Navy contract to develop a new torpedo designated Mark 48. The weapon will be a high speed anti submarine system with surface wartime capabilities according to the company.
Nancy Cooper 17 of Auburn was chosen Outstanding Girl at Hoosier Girls State on Indiana University's campus among 919 attendees. She and runner-up Marilyn Bancel of Indianapolis will represent Indiana at Girls Nation in Washington, D.C., later this summer.
A 12 car NAACP caravan began in Jackson Mississippi visiting sites to test the civil rights law. They also visited Canton and Philadelphia to discuss missing workers and the Philadelphia area law enforcement breakdown. The group includes eight national board members led by H Claude Hudson and seeks a meeting with Gov. Paul Johnson.
Gen Maxwell D Taylor becomes ambassador to South Vietnam joining A Alexis Johnson as deputy ambassador. He leads a new US political military team including Lt Gen Westmoreland. a crude bomb at the US Embassy failed to explode. The move signals US resolve against Communists in Southeast Asia.
The Louisville Courier Journal chief of wire services Carl E. Zimmerer cites examples of overworked journalistic phrasing and asks for terser language. San Jose State College's Jack E. Fink notes older writers used similar locational wording, arguing for restraint and clarity.
Dr Brady offers menopause advice for women aged forty to sixty and beyond. He promotes calcium and vitamin D, estrogen therapy options, and urges direct physician consultation. He notes many experience hot flashes but others find no change in joy of living after menopause. He asks readers to write with stamped self addressed envelopes for replies.
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