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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1963
Page
2
A past civic essay urges reviving public and private flag displays during Flag Week June 10 to 15. It argues flags symbolize freedom and national principles, and calls for community groups to promote a coordinated campaign to renew patriotic display and remind citizens of privileges and duties.
A nostalgic look at the dollar watch, once a simple item, now priced at 6.50 plus 65 cents federal tax and 13 cents state tax, showing inflation’s bite as taxes nearly equal the old cost. The piece notes no moral beyond highlighting price rise.
A consortium of California electric utilities seeks to build 650 miles of extra high voltage lines to the Oregon border to move Bonneville energy into California. If private, regulated, federal outlays could drop by 245 million dollars and tax revenues rise by at least 110 million over 20 years. The plan aligns with Bonneville administrator Luce’s call for a feasible Northwest intertie.
An editorial argues against a new federal labeling law urging enforcement of existing rules. It warns against overregulation and cautions that intelligent consumers and strong agencies already protect against deceptive practices, urging restraint and efficiency.
The overwhelming defeat of the wheat control program signals farmers want to run their own farms. The forceful rejection reflects belief Americans oppose federal control and its problems. Politicians should focus on policies benefiting the country and let farmers, industrialists, and businessmen operate their ventures.
A reader asks if airline stocks offer conservative growth amid competition and regulation. The advisor notes selective airlines have overcome past hurdles and highlights Pan American World Airways Northwest Airlines National Airlines American Airlines as potential long term holdings, with caution on cheap shares and the Benguet Consolidated issue.
In the Washington by Roscoe Drummond piece, Martin G. aged 44 is depicted as a young executive seeking the proper behavior pattern to become a successful and popular boss. The text mentions a “Test for Employers and Employees” and references a psychology oriented approach to workplace dynamics.
Former Shirley residents, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Lightner, now live at 2500 Miracle Mile, Tucson, Arizona, moving there for Mrs. Lightner’s heart condition and citing family and church connections. The report blends local notices with scattered society mentions and a broader note on public life.
The article analyzes Richard Nixon’s stance after stating he will not run for any future office. It notes his plan to influence through ideas rather than elective politics, his comments on the California primary, and his views on vitamin nutrition as part of public discourse.
A compact antique-style reflection noting a Brooke r piece on Bread of Life and a proverb-laden survey of folklore. It repeats a 75 year old rhyme about lost things, cites Louisa J. Brooker as author, and matches a period newspaper tone discussing wit originality and the value of planting knowledge early.
A notice from Dr. William Brady states that signed letters about personal health and hygiene will be answered only if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Letters must be brief and ink written. due to high volume only a few can be answered locally.
The passage presents a student’s judgment on character focusing on respect for elders, honoring parents, courteous treatment of others, and moral values. It emphasizes how a person treats those less fortunate and how kindness reflects good manners and understanding of others. attributed to Julien C Hyer.
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