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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1964

Page

2

Goldwater Critiques Platform Speed Limits in GOP Debate

Senator Barry Goldwater urges a brief two way principle statement rather than a strict platform. He argues platforms are often misleading and would rather a flexible approach guiding civil rights right to work and states rights. A preconvention session weighs a progressive platform with Goldwater delegates likely to avoid a fight.

Barry Goldwater Goldwater U.S. News & World Report GOP Sen Javits New York Republican Platform Committee Everett Dirksen Charles Percy Wlineis

ASCAP and Broadcasters Move Toward Settlement After Fees Battle

In a high stakes clash ASCAP faces radio broadcasters over music royalties with talks on fee changes. Judges and government monitors weigh potential concessions as parties meet in New York before Judge Sylvester J. Ryan amid ongoing consent decree oversight.

American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers ASCAP All- Industry Radio Station Music Licenses Committee Sylvester J. Ryan U. S. Southern District Court New York City U. S. Justice Department

Trade Bill Proposal Aims to Shield U S Markets

The piece cites 1962 assurances about a trade bill as false, warns of cheap labor imports flooding markets and unemployment, and notes Rep Earl Wilson's GR11810 to exclude many items from tariff talks. It argues against further tariff reductions and defends U S trade principles.

Earl Wilson Indiana United States Rep. Wilson

Successful Investing Public Utility Stocks

A reader asks about retirement planning through a mix of real estate, common stocks, and fixed savings. Roger E. Spear recommends selling real estate, boosting common stocks, and selecting utility bonds for stability, noting Cincinnati Gas & Electric and Western Union as key holdings while excluding New York Central 6s as too speculative.

Roger E. Spear New England Ings Ings & Loan Pacific Gas & Electric American Telephone Texaco General Motors Santa Fe Rwy Texas Industries Lone Stars Louisiana Ter & Light Western Union Georgia Power N. Y New York Central Cincinnati Gas & Electric Spear

Western Gold Drums Up West Money For Barry Goldwater

The Inside Report notes a Republican funding shift from Eastern wealth to Western backers as Barry Goldwater gains momentum. Western donors in California and Texas fuel campaigns while Scranton funding lags, signaling a new balance of power in GOP finances ahead of the convention.

Washington Manhattan West Sen Barry Goldwater Goldwater New Guard Seaboard California Texas Johnson Mississippi Henry Ford William Scranton Scranton Thomas ‘5. iGates Defense James A. Linen Time, Inc Thomas B. McCabe Republican National Committee Pennsylvania Walter Richard Nixon San Francisco Senate New York East New Ver Syndicate

Harold Metzel Named General Manager at Oldsmobile Division

Harold WN Metzel was appointed General Manager of the Oldsmobile Division and elected a Vice President of General Motors by the board. A 1926 Bradley University graduate, he joined Oldsmobile in 1928 and rose through engineering roles including chief engineer. Wolfram remains GM Vice President and will be reassigned upon return from illness.

New York Harold WN. Metzel Oldsmobile General Motors Metzel Jack F. Wolfram Wolfram Bradley University Peoria

Johnson Sees End Of Race Curbs Pushed By Aide Report

Washington AP President Johnson announced a report backing the goal of eliminating job discrimination as essential to civil rights. Hobart Taylor Jr. said progress shows a shift in industry and union attitudes while noting remaining economic and social barriers. The committee reports 20 million workers covered and 5 percent contractor, 35 percent federal agency corrective actions. AFL-CIO and 117 unions pledge fair practices in union activities and apprenticeship programs.

Washington Johnson Uesday Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity Hobart Taylor Jr Comr Tt] Ee Taylor Labor Afl-Cio

Nixon Assigned Peacemaker Role

Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon was tapped as peacemaker after Republicans chose their challenger to President Johnson for the November election shortly after the decision.

San Francisco UPI Richard M. Nixon Johnson

Arthritis Myth and Nutrition Shift in Health Views

A reader argues chronic rheumatism is nutritional degeneration rather than a disease of arthritis. He recalls Osler and criticizes the medical establishment for overemphasizing arthritis while promoting calcium and vitamin D and critics patent remedies. He questions cold weather explanations and laments past times’ health beliefs.

Johns Hopkins Oxford Regius Profuscalcium Penn Yan Mira G. H Mickey Whitfield American Medical Association Council On Foods Cca Ana Aamp Dr. Osler Merchants of Medicine America Isler Osler

Case Records of a Psychology Student Love Dilemma

The article discusses Eileen G aged 18 at Northwestern who confuses sexual infatuation with true love. It defines true love as focusing on the other person’s well being rather than self desires and contrasts it with Eileen’s situation with college freshman Bill. It cites potential divorce and uses Dickens as a contrast to illustrate selfless love. Advice invites readers to evaluate motives and await true love.

Eileen Eileen G Northwestern University Hileen Bill Sidney Carton Charles

Osler Teaching Sparks Accusations of Bias in 19th Century Letter

A damaged fragment claims Osler left the country to exploit a stereotype about chronic rheumatism being most common among the poor including washer-women and day laborers. The text references Lu reacncyecia Ariondi and criticizes medical attitudes toward poverty.

The Shepherd News Seeks Truth Beyond Headlines

A reflective piece critiques sensational crime and scandal in media as it laments that history favors success. It notes readers drift from history as newspapers and TV push fear and notoriety, urging a steadier focus on meaningful events.

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