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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1963
Page
2
The U S Chamber of Commerce published Taxes Spending Freedom What You Can Do outlining practical steps to combat frustration over federal spending. It explains how individuals can influence Congress and promote reduced federal expenditures and offers a free pamphlet on request.
The article weighs whether faster U S growth improves or worsens the balance of payments. Growth may shrink the trade surplus via higher imports and prices, while boosting the capital account through higher profits and demand for capital. Opinions diverge on whether capital account gains offset trade losses, guiding policy on stimulation.
The AMA Council on Medical Service reports that 84 percent of Americans have health care protection and over 140 million have hospital expense coverage. Sixty nine percent of the insured are seniors, Kerr Mills aid is widespread, and many without insurance are protected by welfare, military dependents, and institutions.
The piece argues that FTC proposals on pre tagging labeling advertising and packaging aim to curb abuses but urges calm perspective. It notes most practices are fair and beneficial, and that competition and consumer know how protect buyers. Regulators should craft proven rules without overreach.
A clipping discusses Anderson Club awards and outlines Republican ideas on boosting the economy, civil rights, and foreign policy. It notes Milton Eisenhower's new role and questions how Republicans would move from critique to concrete steps, mentioning a citizen mobilization and a nuclear test ban.
The article reports the creation of a Critical Issues Council within the Republican party led by Dr. Milton Eisenhower to study national problems and publish position papers for legislative action. It notes involvement of Gen Lauris Norstad and Dr Arthur Burns, with support from the Eisenhower administration veterans.
YMCA registers boys and girls ages 5 to 14 for Learn to Swim and Day Camp programs. More than 1,000 youths have already joined, with plans for about 200 Anderson area and Madison County youths in the next six groups starting July 23. Registration is required for Aug 5 16 Day Camp and the July 2 Aug 18 Learn to Swim and semi private classes.
Cartoonist Jim Unwin argues comics rely on visible action rather than wordy dialogue to appeal to children. He notes adults laugh at clever child dialogue, while youngsters miss the jokes, urging better alignment with kid readers and showing how teachers and parents influence comic use.
The piece argues comics for children often appeal to adults and explains breathing mechanics with abdominal effort. It defines terms like diaphragm and inspiration while discussing physiology and references Dr B H Goddard as an American psychologist.
James B. Martin discusses breathing anatomy and the diaphragm while noting five ships named Truxtun. The article also covers Navy plans, the launching of a new nuclear frigate, and Republican strategy led by Dr. Eisenhower’s council for 1964 policy debates.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses golf as a form of work and exercise, noting air, breathing, and bodily effort in the game. It mocks inflation of gear costs, describes a course with 18 holes, and parodies the idea of golf as mere recreation with humorous, critical asides.
A 13 ton sewer tile sank ten feet during a heavy rain, halting gas and water service to residents around 3rd and Morton Streets. Workers lifted the tile, residents regained service by Sunday, and relief sewer tile sections were moved nearby for ongoing repairs.
The Mounds Kiwanis Club will present a ladies night program tomorrow evening at the Madison County Children's Home. Mr and Mrs Wilbur House, superintendent and matron, will host the event for club members and their wives.
A reflective verse urges readers to think before writing letters or books. It cites Job and warns that what is penned can be used against the author, potentially condemning them years later. The admonition echoes with the refrain Dont write as a cautionary maxim.
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