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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1964

Page

2

Stassen Campaign Seeks Indiana Primary Coalition Choice

Harold E. Stassen visited Anderson to urge Hoosier Republicans to back a coalition slate aimed at halting Barry Goldwater in Indiana. He argues for a foreign policy of strength yet criticizes Goldwater as reckless, while promoting talks with the communist world from a position of weakness. The first voter step comes next Tuesday.

Harold E. Stassen Andersen Stassen Indiana Hoosier Arizona Barry Goldwater Goldwater Gov. Rockefeller Ambassador Lodge Nixon Johnson Sen. Goldwater Coalition Sen. Fulbright Democrat Administration Capitol Hill U. S China Southeast Asia Cuba Castro Soviet Union Khrushchev Stalin

Free Market Probe Sought on Food Industry by Johnson

President Johnson calls for a 15 member commission to study the food marketing system from farmers to consumers and to assess whether technology driven distribution benefits all parties. He urged fact based inquiry to avoid rumors as beef prices and retail practices draw scrutiny.

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Tax cut critique tied to deficit and inflation risk

The piece argues a nine billion tax reduction must be offset by spending cuts to avoid inflation, noting Wall Street Journal and Reader's Digest quotes. It warns that without restraint, deficits drain the public and echo postwar Germany's inflation, risking economic ruin and political upheaval.

Wall Street Journal James Daniel Reader's Digest Germany Hitler Peter Paul

Goldwater leads GOP nominating race in Kansas and beyond

The Inside Report notes Barry Goldwater piling up delegates after Kansas breakthrough, with 12 to 16 of 20 delegates likely. Nixon, stunned, contemplates the rise as Goldwater widens his lead while rumors swirl about Rockefeller’s California outcome and key political battles loom.

Rowland Evans Robert Novar Nixon Washington Richard Nixon Far East Barry Goldwater Nelson Rockefeller Sen. Goldwater California Goldwater Kansas John Anderson LaSalle India Geldwater Lans

Prudent Retirement Plans and Bond Advice Evaluated

Readers weigh retirement moves as Roger Spear answers questions on estate taxes, Treasury bonds and growth stocks. Advice covers using 2 percent bonds due 1972 67 at discounts to reduce tax payments, and selecting Boeing Rohr and electric utilities like New England Electric Pacific Gas and Electric for growth within a diversified plan. References to Goldwater, Lodge, and political analysis appear in the broader discussion.

Roger E Rohr Boeing Roger E. Spear New England Electric Gram General Electric Paily Cific Gas & Electric Treasury H. P. Boeing Goldwater Lodge Oregon Saigon Washington Tolerty Johnson Easury Doe S Spear

Methodist vote to end Negro Central Jurisdiction

The General Conference of the Methodist Church approved desegregation by absorbing the all Negro Central Jurisdiction into five white jurisdictions by Sept. 1, 1967. The plan includes equalizing pensions for Negro bishops and salaries for Negro ministers, financed by the General Conference. Charles T. Parlin of New York praised the move as a giant step toward an inclusive church.

Pittsburgh UPI General Conference of the Methodist Church Charles T. Parlin New York Commission of 36 Plat General Con

Halleck Promises Port Included in Next Rivers Bill

Washington AP Charles Halleck minority leader says the next rivers and harbors authorization will include Indiana's Lake Michigan port Burns Ditch Porter County. He cited assurances from Rep Clifford Davis to support the $25 million federal funding for harbor construction. Nixon slams Johnson briefing offer as bad precedent in Dayton Ohio UP I.

Washington Charles A. Halleck Congress Indiana Lake Michigan Rensselaer Republican Clifford,Davis D-Tean Bureau of Thel Corps of Engineers Secretary of the Army Halleck Burns Porter County

Case Records of a Psychologist Controversy at Town Wesleyan

Dr John B Crane, Musser Chair of Economics at Town Wesleyan, notes a dispute over seminary education. He argues clergy receive only BD after extensive study, bearing a second bachelor’s credential. The discussion centers on perceived inequity in higher education degrees.

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Clergymen and Doctorates Debate Earned DD Status

A discussion on whether clergymen should earn the Doctor of Divinity degree mirrors broader higher education debates. Clergy with DDs are contrasted with medical and dental doctors, noting seminary standards and IQ comparisons, while voices from Garrett Biblical Institute and Fredericksburg critique and defend the practice, ending with a call for consistency in honoring earned doctorates.

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Television Schedule Shows Variety Club Telethon Slates

Radio TV listings outline a Sunday morning through night schedule. Programs include Variety Club and Telethon blocks interspersed with religious and church programs such as Tabernacle This Is Life TV Church and Gospel features. Several channels like ABC WLW C, NBC, CBS, and WFBM are named with time slots.

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Christian Principles In Luke And Thessalonians Study

Julien C Hyer presents text from the International Sunday School lesson for tomorrow. The study centers on Colossians 3 23 and Luke 12 focusing on spirit value and Christian contacts. It also examines life beyond food and the call to honest work as taught by Paul in 1 Thessalonians 4.

Christ Julien C. Hyer

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