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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1962
Page
2
In a special session the City Council authorized the mayor to apply for 250000 in federal funds for a sewer project, a move amid criticism of secrecy and the administration’s push toward federal control of a long range expansion estimated at 18573000 in 1961.
The piece analyzes Beijing use of border disputes to pressure India while easing talks with Nepal and Pakistan. It notes a planned 100 pillar boundary demarcation with Nepal, Nepal’s role as buffer state, and India’s allegations of encroachments in Ladakh, amid broader Sino Indian, Pakistani, and Nepalese stakes.
The Korea United States status of forces talks face friction over American troops' jurisdiction for off duty offenses. Seoul seeks right to try servicemen locally, challenging a 1950 agreement. Public opinion and past incidents shape U.S. demands for equal justice under law before any pact.
Florida Congressman James A Haley cites a House Appropriations statistic showing interest on the public debt costing taxpayers $17,769 per minute. He warns the interest burden rivals defense as a major budget item and notes growing concern among Democrats.
Walter Lippman argues in Today and Tomorrow that while consumer buying is strong, high unemployment and plant underutilization require action. He favors an early income tax cut and tax reform to stimulate demand, stressing the need to avoid delaying a recovery and throttling growth.
The world's largest warship, the nuclear powered aircraft carrier Enterprise, has joined the U S Second Fleet in the western Atlantic and will move to the Mediterranean for service with the Sixth Fleet. It is slated for transfer in mid August to relieve the carrier Shangri La after recent shake down cruises and operations.
Senate and House tax writers reached a compromise cutting federal travel taxes by 1.295 billion annually starting November 15, repealing the 10 percent tax on rail, bus, water travel and reducing airline tax to five percent. The plan also delays other tax cuts and extends temporary rates for corporation profits and liquor taxes.
Investor asks whether to buy growth or under two dollar priced stocks. Expert advises avoiding risky low priced issues, suggests saving money first. Recommend placing funds in insured savings until a larger amount is available, approx four percent interest, funds readily accessible for college needs.
Emmanuel Pelaez urged Washington to abandon large idle military base areas in the Philippines. He said the land could be subdivided and given to farmers to ease land hunger and boost agricultural output. He outlined a new bases pact to remove offensive lease provisions and discussed the plan with President Kennedy.
A readable excerpt discusses how married and single people justify their lifestyles. It cites a verse titled A Blamed Light Worse about a bachelor whose quiet home lacks the warmth of companionship, ending with the line marriage may be a fence but this is a blamed sight worse.
In Franklin Indiana authorities seized six slot machines from a pentroom and smashed them on the Johnson County Courthouse lawn. Walter Weddle operator of the pentroom was arrested and charged with keeping a gaming house. Weddle pleaded guilty and was fined $26 in a peace report. Deputy Prossentor Tomi Jones and Police Chief Lee Sloan led the raid.
The reader cites methodical tips for brewing good coffee including grinding fresh for each batch and cold steeping, then heating near boiling before serving. Dr Brady answers reader health questions on caffeine effects, noting rapid metabolism and potential heart benefits with moderate use.
A reflective prayer-like meditation urges restraint in speech. The narrator pleads for help to keep a large mouth shut when challenged or tempted by gossip, stories, or clever remarks. A devotional tone frames everyday talking as a spiritual test.
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