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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1965
Page
2
Senate committee hearings on the Truth in Packaging bill draw testimony from women representing perfume lipstick and cosmetic industries opposing the measure. They warn standardization would destroy individuality and impose broad costly controls that limit consumer choice, urging stronger law without eroding freedom of packaging and product variety.
David Lawrence argues that continued deficit spending risks runaway inflation and fiscal disaster. He calls for a five year program of expenses cuts and business stimulus to boost taxable receipts and move toward a balanced budget. The piece highlights a total deficit of 40.8 billion over ten years and a public debt near 317 billion.
The drive to repeal Taft-Hartley Section 14h faces unions who fear coercion and loss of benefits. James R. Watson notes 1958-1962 trends show higher union membership gains in right to work states than non-right-to-work states, suggesting voluntary membership pressures unions to improve service and appeal to workers.
Albert W. Watson quits Democrats and Congress to seek a Senate seat as a Republican. He faces Preston Callison in the Second District election next Tuesday. A source forecasts Watson could win about 60 percent amid anti federal civil rights backlash and a weak opponent. The result could reshape the national two party dynamic and influence Northern perceptions of a rising GOP.
A reader asks about selling Pan Am and other speculative issues and explains he holds 200 Pan Am shares and $800 debentures. The article defines subordinated debt, notes a Pan Am 1964 split with a $29.25 conversion price, and states debentures can be exchanged for about 27 Pan Am shares while common shares trade above conversion. It promotes a 42 page guide from Roger Spear and provides ordering details.
Buckley recalls Adam Clayton Powell Jr. as a volatile figure in Harlem and Congress. He notes Powell’s seniority and protection by supporters, contrasts liberal opposition with loyal backing, and mocks calls for accountability while detailing a staff pay dispute and a Caribbean assignment.
A fragmentary survey of folk rhymes and comic couplets. It cites verses about bedtime prayers, scapegoats, punctuality teased as a late Mr Thyme, distrust of water, and a note on obstacles when focus shifts from a goal. Includes unnamed author commentary.
A devotional piece exploring hope as a stabilizing force tied to faith. It blends biblical reference from Hebrews 6 19 with an Arab proverb about health and hope. The author emphasizes relying on hope to endure tension and adversity and to seek healing through God.
Three young men burglarized the southside Indianapolis home of elderly jeweler Gus Tony, taking coins valued around 1500 dollars, 400 wedding rings, six uncut diamonds, and a safe concealed in a locked closet. Residents reported seeing three men carry the safe from the house as police investigated.
Dean Drewry, head of the University of Georgia Journalism School, hosts a meeting with Industrial Editors of the South to discuss print psychology, short words, and audience language. The report notes his methods, a Motivation Test, and contrasts syllables with concise phrasing for better reader engagement.
Dr William Brady discusses pile treatments with strong opinions favoring non surgical injections and cautioning against radical surgery. He argues many operators mislead patients about safety and urges seeking skilled technique. He invites readers to mail brief letters for advice.
In Washington UPI Sar rgent Shriver said he would resign from either or both his Peace Corps and poverty programs posts at the President's pleasure. He noted the Senate's move to restrict dual service is questionable and urged continuation of his Peace Corps leadership while allowing a preferred successor for the poverty program.
The schedule lists multiple events at the YMCA and related groups. Items include Luncheons Exchange and Public Relations Dinners at 12:00 and 1:00, Rotary at 5:30, Anderson Laundry at 6:45, Industrial Management at 6:30, and the Health Club open 10:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Also listed are Ladies Aqua Belles 3:30 to 4:45, Youth Open Gym 4:15 to 5:00, Youth Open Swim 5:30 to 6:00, Men's Physical Fitness 5:40 to 6:00, Handball and Weightlifting 9:00, Track and Men's Open Swim 12:00 to 1:30, with a 9:00 end time for several activities.
Three Ohio youths aged 16 and 18 were arrested near Valparaiso Indiana after their stolen car ran out of gas at a filling station. The four escapees abducted a teenage couple in Ohio, later abandoning them, while two suspects were identified as from Mansfield and Wau sean.
Singapore authorities ban nighttime fishing in Singapore waters to prevent small boats from being mistaken for Indonesian infiltrators by patrol ships. The measure aims to curb regional security concerns while impacting local fishers.
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