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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1964
Page
2
A column argues that voters should base decisions on facts rather than emotion. It criticizes Kennedy and Keating campaign tactics, warns against mass emotion in governance, and urges rational debate to avoid demagogy and national harm.
The National Labor Relations Board defends spending as workload grows with 25 000 plus annual cases. Most closed in 1963 lacked board member participation, and processing failures plus unfounded complaints caused delays. Proposals seek more examiner authority and possible Congress approval.
A reader asks about growth stocks and margin accounts. advisor warns of churn and recommends buying outright Dow Chemical Scott Paper RCA, while avoiding margin. A second query covers over the counter orders and commissions with explanations of dealer versus agent roles and net pricing. News note: Sweden to switch to left-hand driving on September 3 1967 if government adopts committee recommendation.
Army begins a temporary rotation moving two battalions along an East German to West Berlin corridor. Three companies of 320 men in 33 trucks and jeeps relocated without incident. The 1st Battalion 313th Infantry, under Lt Col Dallas W Hoadly, replaces the 3rd Battalion 1st Infantry led by Lt Col Be Demoyt, with the exchange lasting several days.
A 3 year old boy, Douglas McIntyre, died after running into a dump truck in Crawfordsville while returning home with a snack. He was hospitalized at Riley, but succumbed to injuries Monday. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McIntyre.
In a pivotal ruling the Supreme Court signals a move toward population based districting. The piece notes the tension between urban growth and rural representation, and outlines political fallout including potential shifts in party power and court involvement.
In Mishawaka Indiana a grieving widow ended her life by running a 42 foot garden hose from a car exhaust into her home then lying on her bed while her two sleeping sons also perished from carbon monoxide fumes. The article notes the family tragedy as authorities investigate the deaths and confirm the victims.
A collection of light anecdotes about seemingly slow witted individuals who misinterpret situations. A coma recovery misread as death leads to a joke about cold feet and hunger. A horse hunt yields a clever ruse with a $5 reward and a simple mind proves the method by asking where he would go if he were a horse. A Western miner jokes he will rely on the court’s ignorance. An American saying notes people prefer others' business to their own.
Tokyo extends a $20 million credit to Nigeria to buy several ocean freighters about 30 diesel locomotives and 200 rail cars all manufactured in Japan.
Poetic reflection urging patience toward all people and against forcing codes or altering standards. Encourages reasoned dialogue and resisting harsh decrees while promoting tolerance and measured conduct.
J A Spencer of the Farmers Home Administration in Muncie states that operating loans help farmers obtain land to lease and buy modern equipment. He notes loans enable equitable leasing and improved rental terms, with FHA funds supporting feed seed fertilizer livestock machinery and other farm and home expenses in Delaware and Madison counties.
The piece contrasts Dr Alpha a top student with Dr Beta a C student, arguing success hinges on human relations and psychology. It advocates socialized medicine skepticism and emphasizes HR skills, patient faith, and nontechnical factors in care outcomes.
A garbled historical notice describes a doctor selling an effervescent remedy under a disguised name. It notes symptoms like ache, pain, anxiety, fatigue and fever, with the product carried in a pocket or purse for easy access in saloons, soda fountains, lunch rooms, or drugstores.
Union members voted to return to work at the B. F. Goodrich Co. plant in Fort Wayne after management suspended 38 workers for two weeks, a move the union said was justified.
Tshombe faced a Cairo air traffic halt as runway conditions delayed his Boeing 707 carrying a Congo delegation. Though landings continued, Tshombe planned another attempt from Athens after rebuff in Cairo. He urged Peking's support for rebels amid ongoing Stanleyville resistance and UN talks on peace and disarmament.
Lloyd Hylton 11 was found dead with his head buried in school playground sand after a boyish game to see who could stay under sand the longest. A workman found the body early Monday and police call it first report of such a game. Hands and feet were seen struggling as he tried to free himself.
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