Tax funds used to back political campaigns in Anderson
The Anderson Herald argues public tax dollars finance a city campaign when city employees are asked to contribute one percent of wages. The piece notes voluntary contributions are preferable and warns of potential hardship for workers with families. It suggests a Right to Work law to protect public employees from political fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Anderson Herald
City Utilities Bulletin Board
City Light
Anderson
Confusion over war debt bill and Brazilian aid policy
A former Marine, Noble Frank Smith, faces a $1421.92 bill from the State Department for wartime relief of his family while Brazil receives $398.5 million in White House aid amid anti American protests. The piece questions policy choices during the Kennedy era and highlights contradictions between aid and debt collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bataan
State Department
Shanghai
White House
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
America
Noble Frank Smith
Onargo
Lll
McNamara Faces Senate Probe Over TFX Contract
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara confronts Senate Investigations Committee over the General Dynamics TFX contract vs Boe ing. The dispute centers on aviation bids, anticipated savings, and the role of civilian leaders in defense decisions as Congress weighs the military value and policy implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Capitol Hill
Robert S. McNamara
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
McNamara
General Dynamics Corp
Boeing Company
Pentagon
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Navy
Fred Korth
General Dynamics
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Boeing
Congress
Secretary of Defense
White House
Toward A Free Cuba The Costa Rican meeting
The article notes growing resolve in Central America to counter Castro's regime. It mentions U S President Kennedy and regional leaders united against communism, with calls for aid and potential actions to support Cuba’s liberty. Foreign policy discussions center on Central American cooperation and allied support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Washington
Kennedy
Castro
Costa Rica
Soi
Moscow
Cubal
Panama
Central America
Latin America
Peking
Nuclear Fire Set In Lab In Livermore California
An early Tuesday fire at Lawrence Radiation Laboratory in Livermore caused a brief radioactive release but produced no injuries. A spokesman said the release was confined to a vault and was harmless, with no danger to the public or surroundings. The incident prompted a safety check of radiation levels and the facility remained under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alverest
Free Radio Free Europe
New York
Herakd Tribune Inc
Livermore
Calif
Lawreate
Piano salesman Howard H reveals sales psychology case
The case describes Howard H a 42 year old piano salesman known as Dr Crane recounting his shift from selling a beauty instrument to a cultural asset for mothers to raise daughters as ladies. He notes mothers save to buy pianos and uses church hymns in demonstrations to appeal to prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H
Dr. Crane
Kiwanis Club
Mary
Nation Briefs Highlight Political Smoke Screen over I 69 Projects
A Washington column claims officials framed city employees and tax hikes as public interest against a 1963 I 69 related program. The notice from Sewage Treatment Works indicates employees would contribute 1 percent of annual wages, about 55 dollars, with 14 expected in spring and 41 in fall, under A E Hollenback’s sign-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
o_ WEN
Congress
Washington
Pre Etcles
Emenee
A. E. Hollenback
Justice Department invalidates rail merger approval
The Justice Department asked a U S district court to return the Chesapeake and Ohio/Baltimore and Ohio merger case to the ICC for more details on impact to other railroads. Kennedy urged swift ICC action while not taking a position on the merger merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
CUD
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
U. S. District Court
Detroit
ICC
Justice Department
Roue
B&o
C&o
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Commission
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Nautilus ships of the US Navy history and lore
A survey of the US Navy ships named Nautilus spanning from the early 19th century to the 1950s. It covers six vessels including an 185 ton schooner involved in Barbary Wars, a 76 foot steamer in Mexican War service, a 1912 submarine built in San Francisco, a World War II patrol boat, and the nuclear powered Nautilus of 1954 which achieved submerged endurance feats and helped shape modern submarine warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USN
Fulton
Robert Southey
Navy
Tripoli
Derne
Lewis Carroll
William
Alice
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Sir Robert Wilkins
Wilkins
Mare Island
Yani
Pacific
Layte Gulf
Midway
Makin
Attu
Agiby Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corporation
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New London
San Juan
Successful Investing for Income Or Growth in Stocks
A reader seeks retirement guidance on stock holdings for income and safety. Advice suggests favoring well established issues like American Telephone and life stocks with moderate yields, while considering growth leaders such as Union Pacific and Borg-Warner. The column emphasizes a clear goal and disciplined strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Seaboard
Fanny
Connecticut General
Union Pacific
Borg
Suy
Warner
Lorilard
Fae
Feee
Spear
Gage Association
General T
Thope Features Corp
Disarmed talk of tonic drugs and mystery tales
A fragmented column blends health quips about digitalis and its dubious role as a heart tonic with politics from the Disarmament Conference and a Tokyo royal update. It riffs on vitamin B as a heart tonic, recalls a librarian’s mystery stories, and ends with a dismissive note on an old tale about digitalis shortages.
Letters on personal health to be answered by Dr Brady
In this brief notice, letters about personal health will be answered by Dr Brady using a stamped, addressed envelope. Correspondents are asked to write in ink and keep letters brief. Due to a large number of letters, only a limited number can be answered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Associated Press
OUR
Herald
Epee
Menanger
Roth
Hm Nation
New England
North
mid-Atlantic
Rockies
Pacific
Nectinrest
Atantic Seaboard
Percenal Beath
Brady
The Sermon of The Mount and Christian Code Compared
A compact reflection contrasts The Sermon on the Mount with the code of Christianity. It argues the discourse offers peace of mind and calm of soul, surpassing sects or schools and upholding Jesus Golden Rule as a guiding measure.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
TEX
Wichita, Kan
Korth
Fort Worth
Johnson
Washanton
Roscoe Drummond
The
United
Mr. Kennedy
San Joze
University of California
Atomic Energy
Ba- Commission
Telyana
Venezuela
Dominican Republic
Honduras
Howard
Nation
Dewey Annakin
la Free Cuba
Indiana State College
Tucker
Terre Haute, Ind
Ralph Tucker
UPI
Ludlum
Lukens
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Ludlum Steel
Lukens Steel
Phoenix Steel
Philadelphia
Bethlehem
Pat Swindell
J. B. Martin
Folklore
William Wede
Yun Rey
Ima
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Eeee Papers, Inc
George D. Critenserger
Harriet W. Ioner
Robert E Jackson
Meneyger
Edwin A. Bailey
Mandey
Anderton
Weil
Medien
Mediona
Indicne
Wiatner Burtau
Geneva
Soviet Union
Tony
Burma
Ethiopia
India
Mexico
Nigeria
Sweden
United Arab Republic
Iprincess
Rome
Tokyo
Michio
Akihito
Jesus
Codes
Julien C, Hyer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!