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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
5
The community applauds David Hall who, despite paralysis, inspires and aids other handicapped individuals while championing traffic safety. His appearance before about 10,900 locals underscores the impact of his story and work.
A column argues for limiting mayors to two consecutive terms and governors to two terms, citing precedent from national and state levels. It suggests an eight year cap per 12 year span to curb political machines and patronage while preserving voter choice.
A leading oil company argues that profits fuel growth through reinvestment and borrowing, fund public revenue via taxes, and support most products and jobs. The piece urges embracing reasonable profits as beneficial to the economy and public services.
The speaker rails against federal overreach arguing the founders aimed for local governance. He decries centralized, dictatorial bureaus in the capital and calls for a law shielding citizens from government overreach.
A reader with five children asks if Ampex stock is suitable for a long term education fund. The expert says hold Ampex for growth but avoid it as a cornerstone and suggests steadier stocks like Sears Roebuck or Corn Products. He discusses United American Life Insurance of Colorado, proxy voting, dividends, and the role of management confidence in decisions.
Senator Dodd questions if a test ban provides protection against Soviet cheating while Lipmann argues the core issue is whether U S and Soviet leaders can agree to halt testing to slow nuclear advancement. He notes fears of absolute superiority and calls for open debate on peace and national interests.
Members of the Inspector General Team visited the 379th Ordnance Battalion in Anderson Indiana on Wednesday night. Officers present were Captain Rex G Oliver MSgt Elwood L McElhiney and SFC George I Folzenlogel. The aim was to help keep records and training at high Army standards and ensure reserve units remain ready and informed on current doctrines and policies.
Case 0 488 tells of Jane J 38 a worried wife who states her husband refused help from her wealthy parents and the couple suffered as they sought to live on his $65 then $95 weekly income. The letter warns young brides against accepting money to cover living expenses as it can erode a husband s self respect and harm their marriage.
A collection of wry observations on society and habits. Jokes range from service station slogans to gender roles and consumer culture. The piece ends with a reflection on civics and generations and a quip about rumors.
Dear Doctor Brady offers reader letters on smoking cessation. A husband quitting two packs daily after 23, gains weight then stabilizes, and expresses relief. The author cites nicotine questions, carbon monoxide harms, and personal opinions on smoking and health. Dr Brady invites stamped, self addressed envelopes for brief replies.
Lord Beveridge the British social planner and reformer will be buried Thursday in the village of Birtley Northumberland after dying Saturday at his Oxford home at age 84.
The poem by Julien C Hyer celebrates the arrival of spring with vivid natural imagery. It notes grass shoots, robins, a couple walking, warming sun, lilac buds, warm air, and a persistent sense of God’s renewal.
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