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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1963
Page
18
A column urges early family planning and parental preparation to curb future psychological crises. It cites Molly S. and her abusive son as an example, recommends medical evaluation and legal steps, and promotes tests for good parenting for teens and parents.
Chicago meeting between management and five railroad brotherhoods seeks a settlement on the firemen issue amid legal backing for changes and the threat of strikes. The article notes precedents like Kaiser's 1959 plan to share automation savings and avoid layoffs, while warning of the heavy burdens on railroads and unions.
The article argues party loyalty has eroded with voters choosing candidates across party lines based on individuals rather than strict policy. It notes shifts in presidential and local races and questions whether this change benefits or harms the government system, citing figures like Humphrey Thurmond Goldwater Rockefeller.
In The Free man Harry Hazlitt argues against official economic planning. He says planners substitute their plan for everyone else’s and demand dictatorship, while a free society relies on voluntary planning by producers workers and consumers shaping their futures.
In a 1963 column, F C retires with a mixed portfolio including American Airlines Bethlehem Inland Steel and GM. Advisers suggest holding Inland Steel and switching American Airlines and Bethlehem to other options. also discuss bonds and substitutes like Green Shoe. A reader asks about school bus ridership.
Khrushchev’s belligerent talk contrasts with three moves suggesting common aim to avoid nuclear war. He withdraws Cuba missiles and ground forces, hints rift with Beijing, and holds Berlin harassment. Yet he blocks a real disarmament process and resists adequate test inspections, keeping prospects for arms cuts uncertain.
West Berlin police say the accidental death of 22 year old Hans Juer gen Bischoff exposed a band of pro Nazi youths and banned student dueling societies behind bombings along the Communist wall. Ten suspects questioned with arrests expected within 48 hours. A cellar arsenal included two sub machine guns a pistol a small caliber rifle ammo 12 pounds of plastic explosives and detonators.
The Madison County Planning Commission meets today to review several petitions including a 50 unit motel at the Mounds Road and Indiana 109 intersection by Mounds Development Co. Tomorrow a gravel pit permit near Chesterfield is set for a new hearing. Also issued permits for a $30,000 burial supplies structure at 2115 East 10th Street and a $10,000 Burger Chef at Indiana 109 between 5th and 6th Streets.
Paris authorities report former Lt. Col. Jean-Marie Bastien-Thiry, 35, was executed by firing squad at Fort D Ivry after being sentenced by a special military court for plotting to assassinate President Charles de Gaulle. Two other plotters received life terms. De Gaulle expedited the process to deter further OAS and CNR actions.
A group of ten physicians publish a letter defending tonsillotomy and criticizing claims of a high death rate from tonsillectomy. They argue tonsillotomy is safer, compare risks, and urge informed consent while noting varying indications and outcomes for children and adults.
In Saigon eleven U S Army helicopter personnel received honors from Gen. James F Collins. The awards included one Bronze Star nine Air Medals and three Purple Hearts for wounds and valor in South Viet Nam. Names include Chief Warrant Officer George W Boysen and others from multiple states. One captain asked not to be identified.
Signed letters about health and hygiene are welcomed with a stamped self addressed envelope at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California. Only a few letters can be answered due to high volume and replies cannot address nonconforming queries.
Moscow disclosed in Izvestia that the Soviet Communist Party Central Committee wrote China last month urging a meeting to end public polemics. The New China News Agency confirmed exchange of letters showing agreement on talks, but no level for a possible Sino Soviet meeting was given.
Emily Jubb aged 108 passed away in Scarborough after living in the same house for 79 years. Her death marks the end of a lengthy residence and life in the community.
A London native with a Cockney accent provokes a humorous exchange on a city bus as three churchgoing women react to a shouted Heil. A pizzazz of puns follows with names like Stone and Harder, and a quip about Castrophobia.
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