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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1964
Page
2
The piece urges voters to study local candidates and issues before the fall election and to listen to speeches and review advertising. It notes state and national candidates will be named at summer conventions and stresses thorough personal analysis before November voting.
The Savannah, the world’s first nuclearPowered merchant ship, sails from Galveston on a tour to major U S ports and abroad, yet critics warn the project may be a costly misfit as design flaws and delays raise doubts about its economic and strategic value. The ship’s history includes labor strikes, obsolescent propulsion, and high maintenance costs, fueling the debate over its future.
The piece discusses the US anti poverty campaign and Johnson's proposals focusing on education and training for the poor. It questions the expected return on investment and the need for clear measures to evaluate outcomes, costs, and societal value to avoid wasteful spending.
Since 2000, Republicans lead in presidency count and budget balance with 22 balanced budgets versus 3 for Democrats. Democrats cut taxes three times while Republicans cut eight. Tax increases favor Democrats with 13 versus 2. Unemployment averages 5.6% under Republicans and 8.5% under Democrats. The voter should note these patterns.
A lonely widow asks how to raise yearly income from $300 by switching Series E bonds and stocks. Expert advises limiting American Telephone holdings, suggests swaps to higher yield options while retaining safety, noting current yield around 2.8 percent.
Alan B. Shepard Jr. was awarded the Langley Medal by the Smithsonian Institution for his spaceflight contributions. The ceremony highlighted his 1961 Mercury capsule flight via a Redstone rocket from Cape Kennedy, and the award recognized enduring efforts in astronautics.
A historical psychology column explains stuttering as a triangle of factors including normal conversation, native tongue, and social interaction. It notes methods like relaxation and tongue exercises inspired by Demosthenes, plus self-help tips such as reading aloud, biting the tongue, and sending for a booklet and chart from Dr Craze Mellor.
Washington sources report continued optimism over a three pronged Medicare plan linked to Social Security funding. The House faces hurdles as Senate and White House aides weigh a slimmer bill with civil rights and tax elements amid expectations of a busy presidential year.
HEW Assistant Wilbur Cohen outlines a three prong approach to Medicare style reform linked to Kerr Mills: 5 percent Social Security rise, liberalized Kerr-Mills medical aid, and a leaner Medicare plan. Mills faces House opposition as administration and Ways and Means negotiate.
A long, fragmentary oped critiques tonsillectomy and tonsillotomy, contrasting major and minor procedures, questioning pediatric risks, and arguing for cautious parental decision making amid political and health policy references. It cites Dr William Brady and touches on Appalachian poverty programs and other policy notes.
The region will see mostly fair conditions with partly cloudy skies continuing statewide. Temperatures are expected to remain mild with light winds and no significant precipitation anticipated.
A midnight call tale cites a preacher who rises from bed to confront a drinker on the brink. He is praised as a Good Samaritan who helps the fallen and offers aid before bail processes. The piece contrasts harsh jail nights with compassionate intervention.
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