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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1964
Page
4
Fort Pulaski National Monument near Savannah reports a record 179000 visitors in 1963. Superintendent Ralston Lattimore says guests arrived from 46 nations. the fort played roles during and after the Civil War.
A dubious ad touts Coronato tablets as a remedy for constipation caused by nervous tension. It promotes a proprietary coronic nerve stimulant with bulking action and claims overnight relief, calling the product clinically proved and offering an introductory price of 43 cents.
Washington reports a labor education panel neared completion on the Johnson anti poverty plan amid church state disputes over public and parochial schools. The committee approved work study and job corps aid while ensuring funding targets avoid religious instruction and kept wages based on prevailing rates.
A moonshine still described as the largest ever uncovered in Gary was confiscated in a raid on a residence. Officers said the operation could produce gallons weekly, with a potential $3,400 gross, as three ships were involved in the tea era raid, the Dartmouth Eleanor and Beaver.
Murray Helwitz, 47, central ticket office manager for the 17 Shubert theaters, was arrested in New York on charges of overpricing tickets to nine Broadway brokers. District Attorney Frank S. Hogan pegged last year’s overcharges at roughly 972256. Helwitz was released without bond awaiting a hearing as part of a theater price probe.
The United States expects its submarine program including 44 attack and 41 Polaris subs to finish in two to three years. Soviet efforts are not publicly detailed but occasional nuclear submarines are sighted in the eastern Atlantic, with Jane's noting both nations operating several atomic subs.
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