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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1957

Page

2

Disclosure Of Stock Holdings By Foreign Banks

Senate banking subcommittee hears that foreign masking of stock ownership may shield defense related U S companies from control and tax. Keith Funston outlines SEC power to bar proxies without disclosure. Proposals aim to identify true owners and prevent alien influence on critical U S industry.

Senate Banking United States Washington Keith Funston News York Stock Exchange Senate Securities and Exchange Commission Detroit Funston The New York Herald Tribune

The Coronary Club Warns Against Overwork Hazards

A state health release warns against the coronary club a deadly pattern of overwork where members prioritize jobs over rest and personal care. It lists traits such as always saying yes skipping meals and avoiding vacations, concluding with a warning that such behavior can lead to heart disease and death.

State Department of Health Department of Health Fort Dodge, Iowa

White Baby Plan Mockery of Racial Segregation

A provocative and satirical piece traces a supposed “white baby plan” to bypass segregation by using white children to gain access to theaters. It cites a past Atlanta example of Negroes buying tickets and walking freely in unsegregated spaces, then imagines a plastic “white baby” solution to seat rights.

Atlanta Flynn Harry L. Golden

Communists shift tactics amid anticommunist wave

The American Communist movement abandons forceful methods and puts faith in aligning with progressive groups and minority causes. They aim to gain influence through political means by joining farmer labor, minority, and left leaning groups, while facing a revived anti-Communist climate.

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Water Temperature and Digestion Advice in Health Column

Dr Brady and Prof Hawk advise on water and digestion. Cold water may delay gastric juice flow briefly while warm to hot water after meals can hinder digestion. The best practice is drinking water around meal times, with about a quarter glass of cold water before meals, and water immediately before meals being preferred by some experts.

J. Dorman Steele Philip B. Hawk Hawk Brady Wil Lam Brady Beverly Hills Calif

Case V-344 Rita W and the lover's clash over habits

A psychologist observes Frank and Rita in a vacation romance that collapses as cultural and personal clashes rise. Rita smokes, drinks, and socializes differently, testing Frank's family values and triggering a cooling in his affection. The tale ends with warnings about judgment in marriage and a sales pitch for psychological tests and charts.

Rita W Frank

White House Sways Civil Rights Bill Showdown

In a tense Capitol Hill clash over civil rights, Eisenhower's White House faces GOP pressure and Southern Democratic opposition as party leaders push for a strong school construction and civil rights package. Senator Douglas leads a hard line against delays while White House allies scramble to unify the Republican stance amid talks of compromise and renewed urgency.

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European common market aims for larger firms and lower costs

The article argues that the six nation European common market will create a 160 million consumer market and force the collapse of inefficient smaller firms kept alive by cartels. It contends that true competition will replace cartel control, driving out costly producers and consolidating steel plants into a few large, efficient firms.

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Starlings Challenge Attic Tile Nesting Attempts

A stucco house attic tile becomes a comical battleground as two starlings defend a nest against human blockage. The homeowners, using broom handle obstruction, watch as seven more starlings arrive to dislodge the barrier, then pull the tool from the tile with coordinated effort.

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The Shepherd HOME Call to Return in Verse

A poetic fragment emphasizes longing for home as travelers chase distant dreams. The piece contrasts roving life with a yearning to return, citing biblical echoes and the verse of Julien C. Hyer. The tone reflects nostalgia and universal homebound sentiment.

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