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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
2
The writer argues American wheat farmers may reject government controls and move toward free market farming where supply and demand govern outcomes. Citing the beef sector's price swings, he notes producers have opposed controls and favor freedom self reliance and responsibility to solve industry problems.
The Securities and Exchange Commission releases a 1 600 page study after 17 months of work. It finds abuses and calls for more controls yet notes markets show strong self policing and no pervasive fraud. Sylvia Porter highlights investor education as key.
The looming 100000 strong march on Washington, moved up to mid August, draws warnings from Roy Wilkins and Adv. Gen. Kennedy about risks of violence. King pledges to call off if violence erupts while past mass actions show disciplined yet violent tendencies and mixed outcomes.
Harrisburg Pennsylvania Governor William W Scranton denied reports he aims to block Senator Barry Goldwater from the 1964 GOP nomination He said he is not interested in stopping anybody and that conservatism is growing among youths but too early to judge Goldwater prospects He emphasized discussing issues over backing by party wings and urged clarity on Goldwaters views.
Washington context shows Secretary McNamara and Kennedy aides facing congressional scrutiny over the selection and contract award for a new vertical takeoff fighter. Critics question the process, favoring Bell over Douglas despite technical superiority, and a proposed Rubel procedure would shift evaluative power away from military advisers.
Unemployment insurance claims fell by 964 last week, totaling about 24,398. The Indiana Employment Security Division notes 31,395 claims filed in the week ending June 23, 1962, with claims roughly 22 percent below the prior year.
Indianapolis AP Governor Welsh said lack of congressional support led the Indiana Water Resources Commission to place six watershed projects on an inactive list and two others on a non feasible list. Projects at Long Amstutz Ditch Shelby County Log Lick Creek Switzerland County North Fork Little Pigeon Creek Warrick Spencer Counties were inactivated. Veale Creek Daviess County was not within standards of benefits derived. Pine Creek Madison County was too costly for benefits derived. Cost of development is the main factor in a project being non feasible.
The Soviet Union began a new air route to Cuba with a flight from Moscow via Conakry Guinea and Havana. The service links Moscow and Havana with a stop in Conakry, taking about 22 hours, while vacation closings and plant shutdowns are reported for July and August.
Case records outline Dr Jack Collins promoting memory tips for professionals like merchants and clergy. He cites Roth’s idea of improving retention by better upfront encoding, recommending rhythm and rhymes to fix ideas, and overlearning as a technique.
A digest of 1963 news notes covers Indiana’s adjusted gross income tax taking effect Monday amid revenue questions, a 2 percent sales tax change, and broader fiscal chaos. It references defense budget scrutiny and the need for clear military advising amid tax policy debates.
Health experts critique myths about rabies with claims that wounds from animals or birds require only soap and water and tetanus toxoid. The article notes cauterization worsens infection and cites the Denison Dowling report in JAMA as influential in dispelling mad dog scares. It also touches Indiana tax exemption questions and state revenue officials seeking guidance.
A collage of letters and notes includes a history answer crediting Vitus Bering’s 1733 to 1741 voyage linking Asia and America, plus commentary on 1963 tax calculations, exemptions and wage withholdings. Also quoted are travel, shipping, and medical reflections from various contributors and an Indianapolis overtime wage fine for Richmond Warehouse, Inc.
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