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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1960
Page
20
Lois L a 16 year old high schooler asks Dr Crane about modern dream interpretation after describing a dream of a sun drenched South Seas island shipwreck fear and pursuit by bronze colored savages led by a handsome man. The case notes reference Freud and biblical Joseph.
The piece warns against daily aspirin use and tranquilizers, arguing medicines become a business. It cites Mrs. L.P.W. on dope habits, critiques “clinic” tricks, and urges cautious aspirin use while discussing Freud's dream theory and basic human cravings. It ends promising tomorrow's case on sex symbolism.
Congress debates a one year Sugar Act extension led by Chairman Harold Cooley. Republicans oppose, administration pushes for presidential standby power to cut Cuba quotas if Congress is not in session. Ellender backs a four year extension with broader quotas and Cuba share shifts. Conference likely finalizes a two year bill with presidential powers. Dixon warns of a special session if no extension.
The NAACP plans summer wade-ins from Cape May to Brownsville to desegregate beaches and public spaces once closed by custom. Sit-ins have spread to 75 cities, with northern picketing of national chains while South-dominated protests continue. The Biloxi beach clashes left several injured and fines issued. federal action to protect access follows a $1.13 million federal aid link to the beach.
Washington notes Soviet newspapers and radio avoid mention of Boris Pasternak's death. The regime censors his memory and any independent thought he inspired. The piece argues Pasternak was a mild critic, whose fearless spirit could spark broader public reflection despite repression.
Indiana's budget director told the Legislative Advisory Commission that 1962-63 school aid may require about 220.5 million dollars to maintain current support, roughly 15 million above 1959 levels. A further 24 million could lift tuition and transportation to full funding. The panel also discussed bond retirement for a new state office building and potential committee consolidations.
Union officials at Oliver Corp in South Bend Indiana pledged to resist all attempts to transfer work to outside workers. Local 1095 president Jesse Arnold said 800 plant workers were idled after tensions rose when outside painters were hired to redecorate offices. The firm makes farm equipment. Bees are the only insects of importance in distribution of pollen to fruits during blossom period.
A 1960 Herald Tribune excerpt notes Doctor Zhivago’s global success and Soviet ban in Russia while Pasternak faced official vilification. Khrushchev blocked Eisenhower’s visit to prevent direct contact with Soviet minds. A defector warned the regime would thwart foreign influence.
Three Andersonians elected as delegates to state conventions held downtown debated on a corner Tuesday morning. Two will attend the Democrat convention June 21 and one the Republican convention June 24, in a lively dispute about fishing holes rather than politics.
Luncheons at Lions and C of C Airport at noon. Optimists 12:30. Board of Christian Education dinner 6:15. Township Exchange 6:30. Y's Men 7:00. Phi Chi Epsilon 3:45. Intermediate Gym 4:30 with Intermediate and Prep Swim 4:30 and Prep Gym 5:00.
A short religious admonition by Julien C. Hyer warns against repeating false or harmful tales about others. It urges seeking truth, avoiding gossip, and choosing silent reflection to right wrongs, emphasizing that God observes our words.
Brief stamped replies promised by Dr Brady. readers urged to send inked notes with self addressed envelopes. Owing to large volume only a few letters answered. requests must follow instructions. Address William Brady 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California.
The piece presents a school song about vacation and returning to school with a lighthearted tone. It includes a parody on Old Black Joe titled Gone Are the Days about moving from sophomore to senior year and entering the wider world. An American Saying notes foreigners think the eagle on the dollar is the bird of paradise.
Instructions to send a stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing or printing costs when seeking personal advice or one of his psychological charts from Dr Crane of Mellor Indiana.
Senator Warren Magnuson warns national defense hinges on oceanography and seabased research as Navy eyes surface ships for Polaris launches. New radar network BMEWS to3000 miles range with Greenland, Alaska, and Fylingdale stations aims to give 15 minutes warning. Air Defense Office distributes guides for family protection. a Melville Island expedition memory hints at Arctic exploration milestones.
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