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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1963
Page
1
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP: a space doubleheader is scheduled for Thursday featuring the Saturn booster test and Explorer 17 satellite to probe Earth's atmosphere. The 165 foot rocket will fly with one engine shut off, using first stage only, for about seven minutes to reach 77 miles before splashing into the Atlantic 229 miles downrange.
The article describes Saturn’s No. 5 engine being cut off 100 seconds after launch to simulate failure and reroute fuel from dead engines to seven others. Explorer 37 carries atmospheric sensors to study density, composition, pressure and temperature from 155 to 580 miles up to aid orbital predictions and mission planning.
A fragment from Page One notes U N meetings with reference to Dr Stone and U Thant. The text mentions increases in the individual income tax rate from 11 to 12 percent and elements of exemption. It references various groups and social events including Tri-Hi-Y and Sunshine, with Mrs MaMahan commenting on Habste.
A Senate session highlighted by signed delegates and observer groups from two other schools continues as representatives from Alexandria Frankton Summitville Pendleton and Markleville join Kilmer of Anderson High School. Kilmer, son of Mr and Mrs L H Kilmer, leads the senior class and has links to the student council and the State. The Assembly discussed tax measures with action shifting between the Senate and House as observers awaited conference outcomes.
Indiana Daily Student editor in chief McKeand, an AHS graduate and Poynter scholar, faced criticism during a heated debate on a net income tax proposal. Senators argued tax changes could relieve property tax while raising revenue, with supporters and critics citing residents and student leaders.
Obituary notices report deaths of Daisy Maupin at 65 in Independence and Mary Lusk at 54 in Fortville, with survivors listed. Other items include funeral details for Myrtle Graves at Middletown and Lola Mae Shoemaker in Yorktown, plus obits for Joseph Netterville in Anderson and Herbert Tomlinson in Summitville. The notices note service times, burial venues, and affiliated churches and organizations.
Funeral services for George B. Laudig 63 of Pendleton will be at Pendleton Odist Church at 1 30 p m with Rev Thrasher in charge. Burial in Grove Lawn Cemetery follows. Interwoven in the service is discussion of NAACP records with constitutional concerns cited by Goldberg and others.
Funeral notices from Anderson area list services for Mrs. Lottie Reason Mrs Jennie Wright Edward Roy Edith Gibson Elsie Kilgore and Glynn Lusk. Also Guatemala declares state of siege after guerrilla activity. US congressman urges possible support if asked. Survivors and burial details are included for each deceased.
Special report from New York describes a new healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids relieves itching and pain without surgery. Doctors observed rapid relief and actual shrinking in many cases across months. The remedy comes as suppositories or ointment with applicator and is sold by drug counters.
Detroit General Motors received the Award of Honor for Industrial Safety during 1962. The company reported that 998 of every 1,000 employees in the U.S. and Canada had a full year without missing work due to on the job accidents, with additional safety gains noted.
Police uncovered a deception as Chilean authorities expelled Dominuea from a cage after showing identification papers. Reporters note non Cuban Communist Latin American agents were sent toward the Peruvian border to reach the plane but were halted by Peruvian police.
Court ruling signals a more thorough-going effort, but officials doubt the idea will advance. City spokesmen plan to seek another court ruling, signaling ongoing legal maneuvers.
The Senate confirmed Franklin D. Roggerat Jr. as undersecretary of commerce by voice vote with only Senator Prouty opposing. Roosevelt will be sworn in at the White House noon Tuesday. Kefauver praised the nominee's energy and grasp of business issues. Also, Norway received the first of 15 submarines from West Germany.
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