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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1963
Page
2
An editorial on voter turnout and civic responsibility on a sunny May day. It thanks those who voted and those who worked to administer the election, citing Churchill on democracy and highlighting the value of the American system and constitutional rights.
In Phoenix on Oct 8 1960 Barry Goldwater dismisses draft calls while GOP conservatives fund a 1964 bid. A December Chicago pledge of 250000 and a February Salute to Berry Goldwater dinner mark the start of a push. Rockefeller praises Goldwater on April 12 as a strong Republican amid rising Gallup interest.
A historical overview traces the shift from many disparate currencies to a unified national system after the National Currency Act of 1863. It discusses the rise of national banks alongside state-chartered institutions and the ongoing expansion of banking services to support business and industry.
The article profiles Clara B a 27 year old mother whose marriage and pregnancy trigger mood swings and consultations with a psychiatrist. After shock treatment in a sanitarium she returns home wary and controlling about the infant prompting discussion of personal and social pressures on women.
Defense Secretary McNamara proposed dropping Admiral George W. Anderson as chief of naval operations while Gen. Curtis LeMay will continue as Air Force chief of staff for one year. The White House said President Kennedy would not reappoint Anderson amid a broader shakeup at the Pentagon discussed in Honolulu and Washington.
Indiana Governor Matthew E Welsh says population growth outpaces progress and urges a statewide plan addressing housing discrimination. He notes gains in education highway construction and civil rights enforcement but warns housing bias remains unsolved.
The Madison County School Reorganization Committee plans its first work session at the Anderson YMCA this afternoon at 2 20. James Craig chairs the nine member panel with local officials to review education reforms and housing discrimination while pushing a statewide plan for consolidated county schools.
NEW YORK UPI Steel employment costs likely to rise 2 to 3 per cent in this year’s contract wage talks under a re opener clause. Iron Age predicts only wages will be discussed between industry and United Steelworkers, with hard bargaining needed to reach a settlement. A 2 per cent rise could add about 2 to 3 cents an hour to wages, while 3 per cent could add about 12 cents an hour.
Govern or s Advisory Committee on Manpower to study automation and propose programs under the federal Manpower Retraining Development Act. Senate bill backed by Senator Prouty seeks up to 1300 tax relief plus 19 percent auto deduction for graduates and $2000 annual income cap for student workers, aiming to aid unemployed Hoosiers.
President Alfred Perlman said at the New York Central annual meeting that an Interstate Commerce Commission decision on the proposed Central Pennsy merger is not expected before the end of 194. Officials in Chicago indicated the merger talks are not advancing to a final resolution yet.
A collection of school room verse and traditional lines. It starts with dramatic four line student poetry about a boy near a railway. It moves to a cleanliness rhyme and a fishing moral. An American pioneer lullaby named Hush a bye Lilian is included along with a note on American sayings about sense.
Savay Industries Inc will acquire the assets of Texas Imperial Oil & Gas Co in exchange for 198,500 shares of stock. Announcement made Tuesday in New York.
A brief poem urging hosts to show true hospitality. It likens guests to shepherds guiding conversation and decorum, insisting hosts ensure courteous, attentive service at the front door and during dinner so no guest feels bored or ignored.
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