Congress Approves First Step Toward Huge Shelter Program
Congress moves to authorize 190 million for fiscal 1964 to build shelters in federal buildings and fund community shelter areas as part of a planned 2.1 billion program by 1968. House action follows hearings with 108 witnesses and support from figures like General Curtis LeMay and Edward Teller despite public apathy and opposition concerns about risk and morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin Wall
Congress
House
Committee On Armed Services
Senate Armed Services Committee
Armed Services Committee
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
LeMay
Edward Teller
George E. Brown Jr
D-Calif
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cornell University
United States
Civil Defense
Who’s Blocking The Voters In Anderson Annex Vote
A city administration faces criticism for attempting to bar newly annexed residents from voting in the upcoming municipal election. City attorney Jack Campbell and Deputy Prosecutor Everett McDaniels represented defendants in a Grant Circuit Court mandate suit, underscoring alleged efforts to disenfranchise new residents. Judge Robert Caine questioned why a city would annex territory then bar its voters, suggesting potential future litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Jack Campbell
Everett McDaniels
Grant Circuit
New Territory
Robert Caine
Exporters Press AID on Regulation 1 at White House
United States exporters and the Agency for International Development clashed over Regulation No. 1 governing aid financed exports. They urged greater price flexibility and lighter paperwork, arguing the draft rules fail to resolve key industry concerns. Public comment and hearings will follow once the proposed revision is published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Agency For International Development (Aid
U.S
White House
AID
Federal Register
Education dollars rise in colleges and universities
The U S Office of Education biennial survey shows operating expenses climbing 26 percent from 5.628 billion to 7.077 billion and current income up 27 percent to 7.365 billion between 1959-60 and 1961-62. Fall enrollment increases 15 percent to 3.9 million. instruction and departmental research reach 2.2 billion, with organized research at 1.3 billion, up 30 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Office of Education
Successful Investing Lessons for Parents and Markets
A reader asks about building a child's future with strong stocks. The advisor warns against quick kills, keeps Amicable Life and Square D, sells others, and suggests reinvesting in Procter & Gamble and Standard Oil of California. A note on averaging down Outboard Marine advises against it without clear improvement signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfe Insurance
Waco
Sqare D
United Park City Mines
Benguet
Universal
Square D
Procter & Gamble
Standard Oil
California
Outboard Marine
Indiana criticizes Gov Welsh on state finances and Outdoor Indiana
The piece accuses Governor Welsh of draining funds from local schools while funding colleges, expanding state employment, and raising taxes. It condemns the glossy magazine Outdoor Indiana as wasteful, recalling it was suspended before and now funded by taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Welsh
Indiana
Department of Conservation
Gov. Welsh
George N. Craig
Starboard is Right Port Is Left Old Sea Captain Story
A tale tells of a sea captain who daily checked a private locker aboard his ship for a note. After his death the crew opened the locker to read the message: Starboard is right, Port is left.
Maritime Crimes and Terms Defined in Historic Ledger
The article explains three maritime offenses: Barrity is destroying a ship, Demurge is delaying a ship deliberately, and Bottomly is a loan floated to enable a ship to proceed with cargo and passengers. These terms appear in a historical ledger explaining maritime law.
Quotations on Technology and Human Nature
A collection of remarks on tech progress and human behavior. A. L. Williams of IBM contrasts lagging human development with rapid machine growth. Robert Ardrey describes self observation as revealing primitive mammalian traits.
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A. L. Williams
International Business Machines
Robert Ardrey
Area Couple Receive Max Social Security Benefits
Ora M. Gaunt and Ruth Stewart Gaunt of 2111 Nichol Ave were the first area couple to qualify for the latest maximum monthly social security benefits. The Gaunts met special requirements due to years of earnings, with Mr Gaunt reaching retirement before 1961 and having multiple $4 800 years. He joined the workforce late and credits hard work and low absenteeism for maximizing their payout.
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Ora M. Gaunt
Ruth Stewart Gaunt
Nichol Ave
Anderson
Herman E. Landes
Social Security
Landes
Gaunt
Slim
Ruth Stewart
Dunkirk
Ben Kendall
Methodist
Tipton
First Methodist Church of
Gaant
Scons
General Motors
Mill-Wright
Social Security Administration
Dunkirk High School
The
Laura Cranes Golden Wedding and Funeral Guidance
Dr Crane counsels on aiding an elderly widow after a golden anniversary and spouse death. He urges keeping the mother in her own cottage with family support, planning the funeral together, and sustaining social roots to stabilize emotions. He notes elders’ death outlooks differ from younger people and stresses enduring ties.
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Crane
Laura
Reds Hold On Defector Svenson Says He Was Held
Berlin six Western doctors agree East German authorities may hold Capt Alfred Svenson a 31 year old Scranton native who defected last May. They caution they cannot confirm method used including drugs fear imprisonment or alcohol. Svenson reports beatings and sedation as he seeks to return to the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Alfred Svenson
East Germany
Scranton
Svenson
Lithuania
United States
Reuters
Jack Altmann
East Berlin
Altmann
West Berlin
U.S
Foreign Office
West
Career path of foundry executive spans four plants
Foundry records show a manager promoted to superintendent in 1926 who served until 1959. He then joined Davis Grayiron Castings in New Castle as vice president and general manager on November 1, 1959. Earlier this year he returned to Anderson to become superintendent at Lavelle Foundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Grayiron Castings, Inc
New Castle
Anderson
Lavelle Foundry
Pleads Guilty To Attack Involving Three Suspects
Myron E. Taborn 18 of Cairo Illinois pleaded guilty in St Joseph Superior Court to robbery and rape tied to an August 5 attack on a Cleveland woman. Authorities planned to drop a kidnapping count. Co defendants David Flournoy 21 of Mounds Indiana and James Williams 22 of Cairo faced related charges and one drowned during pursuit.
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South Bend
Ind
Illinois
Cleveland
Myron E. Taborn
Cairo
Ill
St. Joseph Superior Court
U.S. 20
New Carlisle
Chicago
David Flournoy
Mounds
Inl
St. Joseph County
James Williams
Little Calumet River
Gary
Air Conditioning Subsidiary Formed in New Jersey
Wor thington Corp created a new subsidiary to take over its air conditioning business and the Mueller Climatrol Division. A. J. Hackl serves as president of the new company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, N.J
API
Worthington Corp
Mueller Climatrol
A. J. Hackl
Audubon appeals to women to stop leopard-skin coats
The National Audubon Society urges American women to quit buying leopard-skin coats to protect leopards from extinction. Poaching for fur in Africa endangers the species, and the group seeks consumer action to reduce demand.
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New York
National Audubon Society
Africa
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Tully Price
General Features Corp
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D Crittenberge
Harriet W Toner
Robert E Jackson
Edwin A. Bailey
Madison
Associated Press
Herald
Thamas Vermillion
By James B. Martin
Germany
Lakeside
Michigan City
Fish and Game
Conservation Department
State of
Madison County
Arville L. Funk
East Perry Junior High School
By William Wade
Defense Department
Earl J. Johnson
United Press International Wire News Service
Hudson
Midwest
Tyrone Guthrie
Minneapolis and St. Paul
Pany
North Atlantic
Southeast Atlantic
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
George W. Crane
Laura L
Dr. Crane
Crane Mellor
Mr. Thomson
Atrothy
Smort Apparel
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