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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1962
Page
2
An overview of the Junior Achievement program describes learning by doing as its core. High school students form and operate small businesses with adviser guidance, about capital, decision making, and understanding free enterprise in a real market setup.
A 1961 tax issue is explored through Harper’s Magazine coverage of the Martinsburg Monster. The article describes an-electronic taxpayer tracker housed on a West Virginia hill, capable of quickly matching a number to 116,000 taxpayers, signaling a shift from lax to stricter enforcement.
A Pharma Association official testifies to a Senate subcommittee arguing against lowering drug patent life and explains the complexity of pricing. He notes liquor spending exceeds drug spending per capita and warns short patent terms could undermine future medical advances and national health.
The author argues totalitarian states cloak themselves as People’s Republics to hide their harsh regimes. Fidel Castro imposes strict Cuban rationing while Khrushchev cites food shortages in Russia and Stewart Alsop notes China’s people starving. The piece claims communism delivers oppression and terror alongside promises of welfare.
A digest of United States economic outlook notes export growth and store sales gains. Treasury official Robert V. Roosa warns against subsidies, while the Fed signals concerns over balance of payments as Columbia Bankers report rising sales and devaluation pressures.
In a Belgrade examined analysis Djilas argues Stalinism persists in successors like Khrushchev and Tito era regimes. He contends anti Stalinist actions by leaders reveal continuity of Stalin’s patterns. Djilas notes jail and censorship for anti Stalinist writing while the system endures through state actions and myths.
The article presents Terry T a 43 year old platonic husband confessing to frequent fault finding and violent urges toward his wife. It urges wives to read the psychologist Dr Crane booklet on Sex Problems in Marriage to understand causes of marital distress and prevent divorce.
A reader asks why Providence Gas yields 5 percent while larger utilities attract higher prices. The columnist notes many small gas firms offer solid returns and room to grow, naming Berkshire Gas, Corning Natural Gas, North Penn Gas, Piedmont Natural Gas, and Central Indiana Gas as worthy picks. Another reader asks about buying U S Steel at 63 and switching to American Heritage Life at 17, and the columnist agrees the latter was a sound long term move for a young investor seeking growth over blue chips.
A list shows campaign expenditures for May primary candidates including Walter Isanogle commissioner $476 James Dunlap state representative $21.95 Raby Roberts U S House district congressman $5 102 54 Bennett Lamb county recorder no expenses Robert R Robbins prosecutor $955 45 Lewis E Jones prosecutor $981 99 Robert Rock state representative $50 V V Burne county treasurer $252 92.
Folklore humor reflects children’s views on elders while a family moves to a larger house and a boy jokes about his sisters rooms. A southern Indiana Civil War burial tale shares a grandma who forgets the ceremony as a firing squad salute occurs. Indianapolis report notes street crews paving Victoria Street with humor about sanitation and anesthesia.
In a health column Dr Brady argues against reckless exposure to cough or sneeze spray and urges practical precautions. He notes the danger from various infections and clarifies that doctors wear masks during procedures. Readers are invited to mail health questions with self addressed stamped envelopes.
Radio and television guide fragment lists WTTV channel 4 Ind The Symbol Vision Schedule with NBC CBS ABC and local stations WFEM WISH WLW and a feature on In Color programming. Mentions Christina Tabernecte Federencle Bu and Christ erican Adv Catholic Hour Look Around with Senator Speaks.
The text notes the California gold rush began driving profits for clippers. The Sea Witch again proved its sailing prowess by becoming the first ship to clear San Francisco headlands in under 100 days from New York.
In this week’s examination of Revelation To John on Patmos Chapter three the author discusses Christ’s claim that lukewarm or hypocritical churches cannot please the Lord who sits in judgment. The piece analyzes how churches meet tests and carry out the Lord’s behests as conveyed by Rev three. JULIEN C HYVER
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