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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1962
Page
2
The first fund drive session in support of a new science building at Anderson College raised 291290 dollars toward a 750000 goal. Volunteers note strong public faith in the school’s future and promise continued efforts to complete the campaign.
A historical debate notes TVA tax status and public power arguments. Sen George Norris, father of TVA, warned TVA could be out of business if taxed like private firms. 1956 remarks by Herbert D Vogel cited tax and consumer advantages from a non profit model. Critics ask why TVA should not collect federal taxes in customers’ bills.
The Kennedy administration seeks a five year Trade Expansion Act of 1962 to liberalize tariffs and grant broad authority for reciprocal negotiations including a special power over the European Common Market to cut or eliminate tariffs on top import goods. The measure faces Ways and Means hearings and expected passage by June, with possible three year limits to labor retraining programs.
Freda W complains her husband shuns labor while she toils long hours. She urges equal sharing and cites Dr Crane's list of 200 items to measure effort. The column blends domestic squabbles with political commentary on Laos and wartime policy.
Dr Brady discusses arterial degeneration and arteriosclerosis inspired by Harvey Cushing and Sir William Osler. He emphasizes heart and artery health, advocating daily vitamins and green vegetables, cautions about alcohol during tournaments, and offers to answer health questions via a stamped self addressed envelope.
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