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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1963
Page
2
A mother’s sleeping pills left in reach lead to a tragic death of a one and a half year old, while a four year old recovered after aspirin exposure. Public Health Service reports half a million accidental poisonings yearly and urges safe storage of medicines. Local pharmacists promote awareness and provide storage guidance to protect children.
The beautification process for Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton, founder of the Sisters of Charity and patroness of Catholic parochial schools, nears Rome's approval after two miracles. Baltimore girl Ann O Neill is credited with a cure attributed to Seton, awaiting a St Peter’s Basilica ceremony.
In a gubernatorial style critique the author notes how Democrats label administrations from the New Deal to the Fair Deal and Kennedy's New Frontier. The piece jokes that the latest program could be folded into the New Deal and Fair Deal and renamed the Ordeal.
The Savings and Loan League explains under the Revenue Act of 1962 depositors must show their social security numbers on tax returns filed thereafter. Banks and savings and loan institutions notify shareholders to provide numbers for dividends and interest reporting. The measure aims to facilitate taxable income reporting, and warnings stress it is not a new request.
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan surveys a volatile Middle East as Soviet oil becomes a Cold War weapon. Arab nationalism under Nasser edges toward a bloc from North Africa to the Persian Gulf, threatening oil flow, Western economies, and regional balance.
The article details Joseph T a former clergyman whose hearing loss and vanity hurt his ministry and social ties. After refusing a hearing aid he faces waning congregants, while a shift in attitude shows potential revival. A booklet on wearing glasses and hearing aids is promoted for adults facing similar issues.
A new land use classification system for the Detroit area, published by the Public Administration Service, aims to aid city planners and statistical studies. The broad framework is touted as adaptable beyond Detroit, reflecting planning needs and governance insights.
Youth from several area churches met Monday evening at First EUB Church in Anderson District for a banquet. Nancy Tones gave the invocation and Rev. Lloyd Lambert spoke. A skit introduced summer camps at the EUB site north of Bedford and noted foreign exchange students would be featured as guests at April Noblesville meeting. Fifty five attended.
A newspaper recounts a case where a young patient died after penicillin injections given by a doctor who boasted about injections and called patients clients. The tale notes the hospital scene, the mother's hope, and doubts whether the fatal reaction was a penicillin allergy or mismanagement.
A 1963 column blends reader queries on medical shots and penicillin with financial advice. A letter discusses Penicillin and Streptomycin effectiveness, storm lore, and fear of heroic treatments, while another asks whether to keep Pacific Gas & Electric or switch to another utility for retirement income. The exchange weaves health, insurance, and utility concerns through personal anecdotes and expert comment.
Pedro Leon of Cuba set out from Las Palmas Canary Islands to cross the Atlantic in a barrel bound for Cuba. He carried two bottles of water two loaves of bread and two pounds of cornmeal. The barrel capsized twice and bystanders rescued him as a tropical storm and hurricane force winds battered ships and caused heavy casualties.
William Wade recounts amusing and telling anecdotes about pamhandling or begging. A street beggar tests norms, jokes about hats and wives, and manipulates church officials for alms. The tale ends with the hopeful donor giving a dollar for a church addition. American Saying: Good enough is too oven bad enough.
Brief handwritten letters to Dr William Brady at 263 El Camino South Beverly Hills California will be answered only if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Due to high volume only a few replies can be provided and nonconforming queries will not be answered.
The article analyzes Jesus teaching on Lords and obedience, cites Mark II healing reports, and reviews the cleansing of the temple. It notes opposition from scribes and priests, and Jesus’ reply through questions about John’s baptism, as described by JULIEN C. HYER.
A reader seeks Dr Crass Meiler in Indiana for personal guidance and psychological charts. The letter mentions a self addressed stamped envelope and 30 cents to cover typing or printing costs. The note reflects a 19th or early 20th century style request for consultation.
Fifteen mothers from Protestant Jewish and Catholic faiths sue in Brooklyn Federal Court alleging their constitutional rights were violated by a school order banning a children's prayer. They claim Principal of Public School 184 in Whitestone Queens told teachers to stop kindergarteners from saying two prayers before cookies and milk, acting under orders from the board of education and the board of regents.
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