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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1963
Page
22
An Edison Electric Institute study compares investor owned and government utilities. It finds lower production costs for investor owned firms but highlights much higher taxes on federal power projects, suggesting tax favoritism and a potential $160 million revenue difference if federal projects paid taxes like private utilities.
Project HOPE demonstrates how private funding can elevate aid through the hospital ship SS Hope. After a May 1962 Peru mission, the ship delivered 2,000 major operations, 46,000 treated, 80,000 polio vaccines, and 500,000 supplies across 10 Peruvian towns. With 3,000 doctors applying for Peru, expansion hinges on funds to outfit additional ships.
The debate centers on the Captive Nations Week proclamation and the U S stance toward Soviet Russia. Secretary of State Dean Rusk counters Republican and ethnic group pressure by opposing a bipartisan committee and insisting on a tougher stance, while Derwinski supporters press for a clear policy on the Soviet bloc.
In a reader query, a investor lists holdings Hycon Dashew American Telephone and others with mixed gains and losses and asks whether to sell. An advisor urges no moves now, notes a bottoming for smaller electronics, and highlights Hughes Too affects Las hen. The plan also discusses future inheritance aims and suggests replacing weak earners with solid long term picks such as American Express American Electric and Campbell Soup.
WALTHAM Massachusetts General Telephone and Electronics Corp said it received 2 650 000 in additional Army contracts for continued development of a weapons locating radar system. Total awards to the Sylvania Electric products subsidiary now stand at 38 835 000.
Roscoe Drummond argues against space program funding cuts urged by pressure groups. He warns that defunding could yield Soviet dominance in space and on Earth, praising NASA and Maj. Gordon Cooper's mission as essential to national survival amid the Cold War.
Indiana University's 134th Commencement opens with Dr. Elvis J. Stahr Jr. presiding as 4,956 candidates for bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees are honored. Fifty Madison County residents are listed among the graduates with local names and degrees across education, business, science and health fields.
Tokyo based report says Communist China released the final 382 Indian soldiers captured in autumn clashes along the Tibet frontier at Pan Tong on the Tibetan frontier. Chinese sources say 3,944 Indian personnel were killed in the fight near Tawan on India's Northeast Frontier.
A historical lecture by Dr. Egerter of the Ohio College of Chiropody promotes podiatry as a crucial medical specialty. He cites Abraham Lincoln and a case of spinal compromise repaired by a podiatrist, urging high schoolers to consider training for Doctors of Podiatry to meet a projected need of 10,000 practitioners. Dr. Crane offers personal advice via mailed inquiries.
An eastern reader queries if Dr William Brady died and who writes Personal Health Service pieces. The response cites his Ontario County Times essay on smoking, notes dates and places, and includes a detailed Training Ship Passat Pamir history with dates and outcomes.
Former West German Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss arrived in Jerusalem to a red carpet welcome with Israeli leaders including Deputy Defense Minister Simon Peres and Agriculture Minister Moshe Dayan. He plans a Tel Aviv overnight stay and a meeting with Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion.
Judge Carl T. Smith of Anderson and Madison Circuit Court is named special judge in the Jay L. Dull murder case in Muncie. Dull, 26, was convicted of killing a taxi driver James Tricker, 35, and sentenced to the electric chair but was stayed by the Indiana Supreme Court. The court also ordered Judge Alva Cox to consider a change of judge.
The House Armed Services Committee trimmed 3000 from Indiana military spending. The state overall was set at 1 993 000 with Ft Benjamin Harrison reduced from 1 025 000 to 1 822 000, leaving total to 1 990 000.
A vignette on Irish identity contrasts a traffic stop with immigrant stereotypes. A patrol incident features Patrick Flannigan from County Donegal and a German immigrant’s jab about Irish pride. An Irish father shows seven strong sons and warns against violence, ending with a cautious American saying about excuses.
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