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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1961
Page
4
A firm uses dramatic pay-window tricks to show employees how federal income tax reduces their pay. One method with two windows lets workers see full pay then tax deduction. another spreads a four week bill over three weeks, ending with a small envelope. The goal is to illuminate links between tax payments and federal spending.
John Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy arrive in Ottawa for a three day state visit as Canada and the United States deepen ties in defense trade and economic cooperation. The piece notes NORAD NATO links, rising U S investment, unemployment, trade deficits, and major joint projects like the St Lawrence Seaway and Columbia River Basin development.
A reader notes a California item detailing a man who benefits from FHA and GI loans, Social Security, and other aid while professing rugged individualism. The piece links government programs to personal success and questions anti socialistic rhetoric. It urges readers to compare beliefs with needs.
Vermil lion Christian Church hosts a Mothers tea with Christian Youth Fellowship leaders, residents, and families attending. Speeches readings and musical solos accompanied a social hour, followed by prayers and lessons led by Mrs. John Foland and Mrs. Jack Shirk.
Fidel Castro’s Havana speech, read as 21 000 words or more, is described as signaling a complete shift to a Soviet style police state with no free elections or political liberty. The author argues Castro mocked democracy, favored rallies over polls, and feared a real parliament or free speech, pledging to rule via revolutionary control.
A collection of brief jokes and witticisms from mid century humorist William Wade. Includes a tale of two Russian scientists at St Peter's gate and a Berlin host family joke about police searches. Also references West German political quips and a tax joke about dependents.
Rep Earl Wilson argues Indiana would match federal aid with state taxes claiming $6 million more in state taxes could equal $8 million in federal funds. He notes Indiana schools expanding while others rely on federal dollars and urges prioritizing local funding. Ward Lane cites prison work program limits and space. city safety board urged to fix unsafe patrol cars and maintain police vehicles.
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp will postpone its merger with Kawn eer Co indefinitely awaiting a court ruling on the Justice Department anti trust suit to block the acquisition.
New York based Em J. Kor vett Inc raised its stake in Alexander's Department Store from 18 percent to 42 percent by purchasing 5 240 346 dollars worth of stock from relatives of Alexander's chairman George Fardas.
Donny B. a four year old, worries his mother who fears every fever. Dr Crane advises balancing caution with experience, noting older generations lived healthily with less modern feeding. Vaccinations, pasteurized milk, and safe fever management reduce risk. call a doctor if fever nears 106.
The piece lists the German U 505 as the first foreign vessel captured by the U S Navy since 1815. It notes earlier surrenders such as the Philadelphia to Barbary Pirates at Tripoli, the Chesapeake to Britain, and the President after a British squadron pursuit. It mentions the Wake surrendering at Shanghai in 1941 and states World War I had no naval battle.
Poem by Julien C Hyer urging resilience through faith and effort to shake sorrow. It counsels bucking up by trusting God and self, working and praying, and telling the world the fear is gone to recover quickly.
Instructs readers to mail to Dr Crane in Mellor Indiana with a stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing or printing costs when seeking personal advice or one of his psychological charts.
Wisconsin high school asks Dr Brady for knowledge on mental health topics. The piece explains schizophrenia as dementia praecox, neurosis as functional nervous system disorders, and psychosis as a broad term for mental illness. It notes early onset, potential improvement, and a personal anecdote from Sherman's Hollow.
Khrushchev pursues Asia strategy despite Western diplomacy. Kennedy faces Laos pressures and a faltering atom test ban, with Berlin looming and Soviet leadership pressed by Sino-Soviet expansion. Shape ground beef into hamburger patties before freezing for later use.
A reader asks about non Bell public telephone companies as a diversified, low risk investment. General Telephone and California Water and Telephone are cited for growth and steady yields, with United Utilities expanding into electric and propane services and offering appealing dividends.
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