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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1963
Page
18
A May voting day note praises those who went to the polls while acknowledging others delayed. The piece thanks citizens for exercising their right and credits workers for their effort, invoking Churchill about democracy and the U.S. founding principles.
In Phoenix on Oct 8 1960 Barry Goldwater signals openness to 1964 Presidential run if Nixon loses in November. GOP conservatives back a $250000 pledge in Chicago and plan a Salute to Berry Goldwater dinner to raise funds.
This commentary traces the shift from a patchwork of currencies to Lincoln’s National Currency Act of 1863 which created a uniform national banking framework. It notes the growth of private banks as key service stations supporting American enterprise and industry.
A reader asks for stock picks and estate tax guidance. The columnist suggests shifting to First Charter Financial, transferring some holdings to a wife for inheritance tax savings, and notes most stocks are satisfactory except Great Northern Paper.
Washington editorial argues the space program should aim to be foremost in mastering outer space rather than simply beating the Soviet Union to the moon. It warns against cutting funding and stresses space leadership shaping history for centuries, citing VP cautions and historical precedents.
Defense Secretary McNamara recommended dropping Adm. George W. Anderson as chief of naval operations while Gen. Curtis E. Lemay won a one year extension as Air Force chief of staff. White House cited personnel changes amid fallout from the TFX contract dispute and Senate questions. Pentagon aides said the moves aimed to inject new ideas into the Joint Chiefs of Staff and curb long terms.
The Madison County School Reorganization Committee led by James Craig will hold its first work meeting at the Anderson YMCA this Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. The nine member panel aims to review educational needs and ultimately draft a plan to reorganize county schools into one or more administrative units. Members include Joe Whistler, Charles Bates, Weldon Shickley, Robert Miller, G E Ebbertt, Clark Burns, Dale and Al Prough with Baumgartner noted as Elwood superintendent.
Gov. Matthew E. Welsh urged swift action to end racial discrimination in housing. He announced a summer governor's conference to inform the public, shape attitudes, and pursue progress, while noting Civil Rights Commission enforcement and ongoing economic growth efforts. He warned growth lag and slower job creation persist.
NEW YORK United Press International Iron Age predicts steel industry wages will rise 2 to 3 percent this year under a re open er clause. Only wages will be discussed with United Steelworkers and settlements will come from hard bargaining. A 2 percent rise could lift wages about 8 cents an hour and 3 percent about 12 cents an hour.
Senator Winston L. Prouty proposes income tax relief for students working through college. The plan would grant undergraduates a $1,200 exemption and graduates $1,500, plus the personal exemption and a 10 percent automatic deduction, allowing undergraduates to earn up to $2,000 yearly before tax.
Scrap book style summary explains Clara B a 27 year old mother in Dr George W Crane's P-433 file as Narcissus type, stage struck, resenting birth and spotlight loss. Following a cesarean, hospital shock therapy and growing paranoia about the baby she fears harm to the child.
Albany reports President Alfred Perlman expects no final ICC ruling on the Central Pennsylvanian merger before year end. Rock Island and Union Pacific merger talks draw no comment in Chicago. Boeing first quarter earnings drop to 55 cents a share on higher costs and aircraft contracts. Humble Oil to seek bids for a 65000 ton coastal tanker. Lockheed declares 20 cent extra dividend and a four for three stock split. Goodyear first quarter sales rise 5.8 percent with 5 percent earnings gain.
The Governor's Advisory Committee on Manpower, led by Franklin Schurz of South Bend, will meet in Indianapolis for its first session. The panel will develop programs under the federal Manpower Retraining and Development Act to retrain unemployed Hoosiers for new jobs amid automation.
A school class assignment elicited four lines of dramatic verse about a boy and a train. The exercise inspired two different endings where the train either stops for the boy or the boy steps aside, with a note on attempting to teach cleanliness to children through rhyme. It also recalls a fishing adage about a fish large enough to satisfy an observer. An old American lullaby of Lilian is quoted, followed by a remark on when sense does not make sense in language.
Savoy Industries Inc will acquire the assets of Texas Imperial Oil and Gas Co in exchange for 198 500 shares of stock. The announcement came on Tuesday and outlines the completion of the deal.
Dr Brady argues iron alone does not cure hypo chromic anemia. He promotes vitamin rich foods and O D R vitamin C and B complex intake plus iodine, with pamphlets on wheat to eat and the gray sickness. He lists breakfast plans and how to order literature from his Beverly Hills address.
The poem advises careful guest planning to avoid boredom at a dinner party. It urges planning to ensure every guest is treated with courtesy and true hospitality from arrival to departure.
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