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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1961
Page
2
The Madison County Crusade aims to reach the unchurched and strengthen church life with a two week series led by Dr. Torrey Johnson of Chicago. Evening services run Monday through Saturday and Sunday sessions are in the afternoon at Anderson High School gymnasium.
Volunteer Boy Scout leaders from Kikihawen and Area Council spanning Madison Hamilton Tipton and Henry counties will be feted at the annual banquet in Park Place Church of God. They and their wives receive special recognition for hundreds of hours of service to thousands of local boys. Special awards will honor achievements in the adult Scouting leadership program as the four county council expresses appreciation.
Discussion within the medical profession warns that dismissing polio vaccination risks harm. Luther L. Terry urges full Salk four-dose coverage as oral vaccines remain scarce until 1962. U.S. Surgeon General notes 2,218 paralytic polio cases in 1960 with most unvaccinated. Local programs boost inoculation. some towns mandate school entry vaccines.
Friends and family mourn the death of William A. Upton born in Tennessee and raised in Lapel. A WWII Army Engineering Corps veteran, he earned a BS from Anderson College in 1953 and served as student manager for all athletic teams for three years. Condolences extend to his widow and two children.
Wall Street grows more optimistic about the pace of the business rebound and its stock market impact. Standard & Poor's finds confidence broadening, predicting a stronger upturn later in 1961 with profits rising as efficiency improves.
Walter Lipmann’s Today and Tomorrow records a case in which Janet J a two year old harassed mother confronts her husband over using sleeping drugs to quiet babies She argues good parenting requires effort and cooperation from both parents and urges alternatives like babysitting and family routines to protect children from harmful medications.
A reader praises calcium and quinine remedies for cramps and headaches, while the column shifts to foreign aid policy and long range budgets. It discusses the need for accountable spending and the role of government in shaping welfare and defense, with historical references to past administrations and borrowing limits.
The article discusses using calcium and vitamin D to reduce nighttime leg cramps and support calcium utilization. It notes that vitamin D is essential for calcium use, and mentions public borrowing questions, planning, and oversight by Congress. It includes reader letters on bursitis, hay fever, and a health pamphlet offer.
The field promises large gains as medical treatment demand rises postwar. Hospitals must expand. experts foresee doubling medical electronics volume in ten years. Specialized firms likely lead gains, with Sanborn Co as a suggested OTC play possibly merging into Hewlett Packard.
Sandra Kay Dale of Anderson is among 162 graduates at Indiana Central College's 36th commencement. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Education and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Ro Dale of 1206 Main Street.
A devotional reflection cites Genesis 41 62 and asks if you bear more than you can endure, suggesting suffering tests faith and may yield a benediction as gray days give way to tomorrow’s sowing. Names appear as JULUEN CO RYER in the fragmentary text.
German conductor Rudolph Kempe 50 is named to take over as chief conductor of the London Philharmonic following the death of Sir Thomas Beecham. Beecham's widow and the orchestra's administrator announced the appointment on Monday.
In a near opening store scene two women discuss job applications while one jokes about unemployment. At a city water meeting officials outline plans to reclaim gravel pit waters for recreation and fishing access. Postal trucks provoke speed concerns on Broadway Bridge as drivers push limits near 3 PM.
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