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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
16
A psychologist advises Freddy B. a preteen adopted by foster parents, showing how thoughtful language eases his hostility. The column stresses choosing parents by love mirrors how couples select each other, framing adoption as deliberate selection and emphasizing loyalty to chosen families.
A reader asks about acid condition and diet related issues. Dr Brady explains hyperacidity and its myths, cites Stefansson diet experiments, and notes most stomach discomfort stems from overeating and haste in chewing. He describes peptic ulcers and the “Yankee Stomach” pattern, and invites letters for a pamphlet.
The Profumo affair centers on his admitted intimacy with a call girl who also serviced a Russian naval attaché. The episode raises national security concerns as Parliament prepares to scrutinize ministers and the government faces a potential wind of resignations and political upheaval.
Marbles, the ancient game played with agates and glass, are back in toy shops and play areas. The National Marbles Tournament began in 1924 and this year’s boys’ champion in Wildwood, New Jersey, will be crowned on Friday, June 21.
A 22 year old Air Force captain seeks guidance on investing while traveling. The adviser recommends setting a clear objective growth and holding Merck while adding stable income growth stocks like Sears Roebuck Consumers Power Corn Products and Safeway Stores for long term appreciation. For a couple in their late 50s with savings and small business income the plan suggests conservative investment in Marine Midland Standard Brands and Montana Power for secure income and growth prospects.
A brief pilot strike at Icelandic Civil Airlines ended and the pilots will return to work immediately, officials announced Monday.
Bonds of $2,000 each were set Monday by Judge George Pancol on John G. Smith and Jean Evelyn Shaggs under preliminary charges of grand larceny. They allegedly passed fraudulent checks in local businesses. Prosecutor granted seven days to file felony charges.
Cape Canaveral data shows the seventh TIROS weather observatory satellite to be launched Tuesday. NASA says the mission will point cloud cover cameras at hurricane and typhoon spawning grounds in the Atlantic Pacific and Caribbean during peak late August and September activity.
The piece reviews Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson's active role under Kennedy in promoting racial justice. It highlights his message that laws alone cannot change attitudes, but can restrain extremists and open doors to equal opportunity, urging patience, perseverance, and community initiative. Johnson emphasizes progress beyond partial measures and the need for responsible action by all Americans.
City Court Judge George Pancol sentenced Bryant Gibson, 54, to 180 days on the state farm with a $5 fine and costs for public intoxication. Paul A. Jones, 63, drew 60 days and a $5 fine with costs on the same charge.
Indian Prime Minister Nehru said President Kennedy accepted an invitation to visit India, likely this winter or next year, a gesture seen as strengthening US support amid Chinese border pressure. Nehru cited 26 new Chinese posts along the northern border, plus road-building in Tibet and troops within 50 to 100 miles of the frontier.
Formation of an Asian volunteer force to aid in Laos and South Vietnam will be discussed at the November convention of the Asian Peoples Anti Communist League, Philippine chapter official reports.
East Germany opens a new cross border site limited to invited guests for a propaganda flight from East Berlin to Vienna. Eight West Berlin travel agents and five East Berlin officials used the checkpoint while a West German business traveler to Warsaw and some West Berlin residents were turned back. The joint Western authorities expressed surprise at the bar on West Berliners.
Critics say Indiana mayors may not visit Washington enough as federal officials plan to meet them locally at the Indiana Mayors Conference on June 22 to discuss public spending policies.
Top officials from at least 15 federal agencies will attend the Anderson meeting to brief mayors on programs and funding. Agencies include Community Facilities Administration, Small Business Administration, Area Redevelopment Administration, Federal Aviation Agency, Soil Conservation Service, Welfare Administration, Agricultural Marketing Service, and others.
Critics warn that federal aid policies may be represented by a biased lens at the conference. They note lack of advance publicity on inviting taxed residents who will bear the costs of transportation per diem and expense vouchers from bureaucrats delivering the policy to Indiana officials.
A growing Indiana trend shows mayors weighing federal propositions carefully while many expect to resist or return to their jurisdictions with ambitions for U S goodies.
The conference, arranged by Sen Hartke and Sen Bayh, is cited in their pamphlets as evidence of a vigorous push for a spend tax and elect approach to government. The passage notes advance earmarks of this theory and the political credit being claimed.
A suburban man narrates his chaotic morning routine as he hurries to catch a city train. He misreads time, burns his egg, fumbles hat and umbrella, frantically retrieves items, and ends up hauled aboard as the train moves, recovering with a rueful American Saying about experts.
The Constitution launched October 21 1797 after three tries and Madeira wine used in the final launch. The Constellation followed September 7 with ornate carvings and allegorical descriptions. Both ships faced naval criticism and the Constitution endured five years out of service.
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