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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1963

Page

2

Patents and Government Invention Controversy in Atomic Era

AEC weighs compensation for the Dunning group led by Dr. John R. Dunning for foundational nuclear energy inventions. The dispute touches patent rights policy, past settlements with Fermi and Seaborg, and views from Defense and NASA on government ownership versus private rights.

John R. Dunning Columbia University School of Engineering Dunning Basic Science Foundation Asi Atomic Energy Commission Oak Ridge L Enn Paducah Portsmouth Ohio AEC Patents Compensation Board Dunning Group Enrico Fermi and Associates Glenn T. Seaborg Defense Department Hyman G. Kirkover Senate Judiciary Fermi Seaborg

War Propaganda Claims About Scouts Hit by Pravda

A Soviet Pravda article claims Boy Scouts train boys in espionage and germ warfare while Cub Scouts prep for future crimes and Girl Scouts fund Wall Street interests. It portrays Western broadcasts as needed to counter Soviet brainwashing, arguing gradual influence will erode the wall of state truth.

Boy Scout Pravda Russia Pravdla Wall Street Soviet Union General Assembly

Tax Reduction And Reform Signals Mixed Economic Outlook

Recent surveys show businessmen plan higher capital outlays this year, nudging the official fourth quarter GNP from 578 to 583 billion yet cautioning that plans are not commitments and a downturn could curb spending. Capital spending remains well below boom levels, so optimism is restrained. Tax reduction and reform are urged to sustain a vigorous economy.

Youth asks for stock tips in a risky plan to invest

A sixteen year old in New York seeks advice on stock picks like McGraw Hill Xerox and others. The columnist warns Xerox is volatile and not suitable for most investors, urging savings and caution about market risks while noting broader travel plans to Cuba discussed by students.

Wisden Roger E. Spear Wave New York San Francisco McGraw Hill Xerox U.S D.R Fidel Castro Sayana Xerox Hasimarket Particu More United States

Political psychology and UN power plays in 1963

Hal K a young ad executive cites emotion over logic in voter behavior while Birch Bayh unseats Homer Capehart in a close Indiana race. The piece weighs Soviet pressure on the UN and Khrushchev’s space diplomacy shaping Western responses and budget veto threats.

Hal K Indiana U. S Birch Bayh Sen Homer Capehart U. S. Senate Sen. Capehart Chicago Bayh Bavh Khrushchev Eviby A “Troika Committee Kremlin World Court Middle East Congo General Assembly Security Council Lenin Tomb Vaentina Valentina Red Square America Americas Bykovsky

Steeplejack Dies In Fall In Jeffersonville Bridge Accident

Jeffersonville Indiana report says Paul Logan Gill a 30 year old steeplejack with 13 years experience fell from the Interstate 65 bridge superstructure and drowned after tripping on a protruding belt while painting mid span. Coast Guard recovered his body about an hour later.

Jeffersonville Ind Ohio River Were Paul Logan Gill Floyds Knobs Coast Guard Gill Louisville Khrushchev

Indiana Mayor's Conference seen as preconvention caucus

Observers at the Indiana Mayor's Conference on federal aid praised Rep. Robert Rock as a rising political figure and noted the event functioned like a preconvention caucus aimed at the 1964 state convention. The gathering drew 200 plus city and county Democratic officials amid meals and social events with Rock central to the activity.

Indiana Robert Rock Ferguson Rep. Rock

Rest cures and walking for vacations in early 1900s health advice

Dr Brady argues against excessive rest for sedentary workers and promotes daily walking and light activity as the proper vacation cure. He suggests mothers deserve state time off after childbirth and discusses welfare ideas, nursing duties, and health letter responses. A quiz on rifled cannon history is included.

Mitchell

Capital Events and Civil Rights Hearings Schedule

Democratic National Committee acts on site committee recommendation for the 1964 national convention. Press briefing by the National Education Association on racial and religious prejudice in schools. Labor Department May price report due. Senate subcommittees resume TPX hearings and insecticide controls. Attorney General Kennedy to testify on civil rights legislation before the House Judiciary Committee Wednesday. Senate Commerce and Foreign Affairs panels set hearings on public accommodations in civil rights programs. Foreign Aid chief David Belman to testify. Agriculture Department to issue a rice report Friday.

Democratic National Committee National Education Association Labo Department Senate Investigations Senate Robert F. Kennedy House Senate Commerce Committee Senate Foreign Affairs Committee Seaste Foreign Affairs Committee David Bel Agriculture Department Rice

Folklore: A Man Inspects Hardware Store Metal Objects

A man enters a hardware store and is shown metal objects. He asks for the price, seeking the cost of the items. The scene captures a brief exchange illustrating everyday curious inquiry in a small retail setting.

Hartke Defends Federal Aid Amid Local Support Critique

Hartke and Bayh defended federal aid programs against claims of centralized power. He argued the power concentration stems from locals failing to back local officials on projects, pushing leaders to seek state and federal help to accomplish goals.

Hartke Sen Birch Bayh Washington

Prove Your Own Selves Cor 13 5 Sermon Excerpt

The Shepherd urges self examination and careful planning. Do not take things for granted. Test, think, plan, and prove ideas before acting. Emphasizes trial and experiment over luck, promising better results through deliberate reasoning and preparation. Text attributed to Sulien C. Hyer.

Young German Woman Sought Prisoner Loses a Monday Race

A cass County jail inmate Phillip Cramer fled during a phone call and outran deputies across land and water. He jumped into the Eel River to escape, but was captured after a pursuit that spanned the riverbank. Authorities say 28 year old Gisele Elder and her husband helped in the search as the inmate awaited transport.

Logansport Ind Cass County Phillip Cramer Robert Sabatini Franklin, Ind UPI Cramer Eel River Germany Sabatini Bernard Teavill Gisele Elder Dale McCurdy Frank Elder Eppo Brooklyn N.Y

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