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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1963
Page
4
The New Frontier’s broad domestic agenda meets public indifference despiteAdministration effort and favorable polling. Observers cite waning support for tax cuts and Medicare style plans as IRS rules tighten and spending fears grow, leaving major bills stalled in the 88th Congress.
The fifth annual Indiana Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church will convene in Anderson with Rev. C. C. Tyson of Wallace Temple AME Zion Church as host pastor. The five day meeting runs next Tuesday through May 26 featuring pastors reports, law enforcement topics, and youth programs. Delegates from various groups are expected, and city support is urged to ensure smooth hosting and a favorable impression on visitors.
The excerpt argues that freedom often erodes not by violent coup but by slow, silent actions of those in power. It notes many revolutions exist, yet more despotism arises while people remain unaware. History is cited as vindicating this view.
Moscow Radio and Russians express hope for peaceful U S Soviet space cooperation as L Gordon Cooper flies a 22 orbit mission.ublic sentiments praise space progress and urge joint exploration while noting the shorter flight than the 64 orbit Soviet record.
A reader asks how to invest 3000 safely for his Marine son’s marriage. Expert suggests equal investments in three solid, widely held stocks General Motors American Cyanamid Texaco and explains stop loss orders while noting they do not guarantee execution and can trigger lower prices if many stop orders hit simultaneously.
In hearings the Senate and House committees weigh three options for a National Academy of Foreign Affairs. They consider expansion into a Freedom Academy, or doing nothing, with advocates urging full staff, bipartisan backing, and a strong commission to train both government and private citizens against communist influence.
Washington reports Japan's livestock feed sector is a growing outlet for U S agriculture. In 1962 Japan imported about 3.2 million metric tons of corn and 400,000 tons of milo, mostly from the United States, with demand projected to rise 400 000 to 600 000 tons annually. The expansion hinges on U S price competitiveness and Asian and Atlantic supply balances.
Haitian President Francois Duvalier told foreign newsmen Haiti will never go Communist and announced his bid for a second six year term starting May 22. He denied reports that his government sought clearance for a military plane to flee to Curacao with his family in an emergency.
In Santo Domingo a highly publicized attempt to topple the Francois Duvalier regime collapsed in a near comic opera style. Exile leader Raymond Cassagno led the doomed venture as plans unraveled amid public attention and confusion.
Hal K a 28 year old advertising executive questions Dr George W Crane about using simple two syllable words in psychology writing He recalls an advertising test that compared paired book titles and shows how word length affected sales In a national campaign short words boosted reader response and profits tomorrow’s follow up asks for personal advice and charts from Crane Mellor Indiana remains the contact for replies.
The text credits Jonathan Hull with an early steam tug in 1736 and John Fitch with a Delaware River passenger service starting in 1786. It argues Fulton did not invent steam boats but profited from English and French ideas, praising his art instead and noting European royal interest in his paintings.
Fulton produced the first submarine the Nautilus and sought buyers in Europe. He offered it to Napoleon but was turned away as he entertained Josephine. The British also refused the concept to avoid aiding French naval theft. He returned to America and started the Clairmont steam boat project.
Dominican authorities say brother Jacques attempted an invasion by deploying a 67 man force along the Haitian Dominican border but was thwarted and disarmed.
Moscow Radio and individual Russians wished Gordon Coover good luck and urged future U S Soviet cooperation in space. The broadcast praised Soviet space pioneers and called the mission a worthwhile scientific experiment, noting unusually enthusiastic reaction compared with past flights.
Earl Hoffman averaged 21.1 points per game for Penn State basketball last season, highlighting his scoring impact for the Nittany Lions.
A historical excerpt on the Seminole Wars in Florida. The speaker rejects treaties and vows defiance, vengeance, and steadfast resistance across battles and marches. An American saying from Indiana accompanies the verse urging bold inquiry as learning.
The document critiques medical schools for inadequate nutrition teaching and condemns expensive prescription nostrums. It argues that nutrition knowledge advances are ignored and that medical ethics have degraded into a profit-driven practice, referencing the AMA Journal of March 16 1963.
Dr William Brady will answer signed letters about health and hygiene if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Brief ink letters only. Due to volume only a few replies possible. Mail to Dr William Brady 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California.
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