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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1963
Page
7
Government economists say last year's tax breaks are prompting stepped up spending on plant, machinery, and equipment. They anticipate moderate growth in the year ahead with a sharper rise possible in 1965 if taxes fall, driven by postwar baby boom and new job creation for young entrants to the labor market.
Sears Roebuck announces four personnel changes at the local store. William Beasley moves to Marion Ohio as manager. Gene Goodman becomes operating assistant manager here, joining Sears since 1954 after Kalamazoo transfer. J A Gates promoted to merchandising assistant to Goodman.
Algerian government charged France with conducting an underground atomic explosion in the Sahara, calling it an attack on Algeria's independence. Paris offered no confirmation or denial as rumors of a test circulated amid tensions over a potential ceasefire and broader security concerns.
Chancellor Adenauer starts a Italian vacation as protests over French actions and nuclear tests in the Sahara strain diplomatic ties. He travels to Lake Como with his wife and two sons, while plans include installing local church and community leaders in Anderson before resuming duties.
A garbled report notes common tax errors and unallowable deductions listed by the Internal Revenue Service, including penalties, insurance, fees, and various expenses. It also mentions a wedding in Sikkim and unusual weather events affecting the region, with references to a prince and a non Buddhist bride.
Indiana Salon of Collegiate Art awards $30 first prize in oil painting to Marvin H. Jones of Sullivan a student at Anderson College. Other $25 first prizes go to Martha Miller Saint Francis College Cathy E Wiggs St Mary of the Woods and James J Romay for sculpture. Indiana University students Jean Weiffenbach and Carol Schille win $20 and $10 for oil painting. Second place awards go to Kathy Koop and Jerry Flewer for drawing.
Three Anderson residents are highlighted as leaders in the Kentucky State Ministers Meeting of the Church of God in Louisville. Dr. Hillery C. Rice and Dr. E. E. Wolfram, with Mrs. Wolfram, are among four major speakers at First Church of God where Rev. Lawrence C. Reynolds hosts. The event showcases 66 entries from 14 Hoosier campuses with judges and sessions focusing on ministers and their spouses.
Ehrlich, from Amherst Wisconsin, named to assistant manager role in Citizens Bank Insurance Department. Details indicate training in underwriting and risk analysis with extensive prior banking and insurance experience. The article notes future residence in Anderson and involvement in Cub Scouting.
An expert warns about brake warming when a car idles. Push the brake pedal firmly while the car is stationary to test for heat buildup and avoid brake fade.
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