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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1964
Page
18
The piece argues that Democrats face backlash from accusations of extremism by Republicans. It contends Democrats have moved further left than Republicans right, labeling the current Democratic administration as radical and exposing liberals aligned with Americans for Democratic Action.
The piece notes Democrats push civil service donors after a pay raise, with GS level staff targeted by party appeals for campaign support. It cites Kennedy and Johnson eras and criticizes reforms as unlikely without a scandal amid Estes and Baker investigations.
An American GI, Pvt. Michael F. Venuto, writes from Vietnam that soldiers are tired of a stalemate and civilians are tired of a war they see as misrepresented. He reports heavy losses, a faltering U S strategy, and support for Goldwater among GIs and locals, ending with the line We have a handful of nothing.
The piece argues that state and local taxes are catching up to federal taxes, potentially reaching parity within less than two decades. It cites a 1962 Journal of Homebuilding study showing local taxes crossing the halfway mark of federal taxes and notes federal tax growth keeps pace with income while local taxes rise faster. It asks whether policy will curb the trend or risk a blowup.
Investor letters probe the appeal of growth shares like Nation and utilities in a San Francisco Bay Area tax issue. They discuss taxable equivalents, mortgage bonds, and municipal yields, noting insurer taxes and underwriting deficits.
A 纽约 editorial argues taxi medallion settings create a monopoly and warns against voting blocs that favor entrenched interests. It highlights rent control, ship training on the Great Lakes, and calls for repealing taxi restrictions to expand jobs and improve transport.
A 28 year old Russian seaman Victor Ivanovich Schcheyar kin defected in Tokyo seeking life in a free country. He was the third Russian to defect there in under two months with the American Embassy involved. He left a floating hotel vessel moored in Tokyo harbor after telling crew he was going out for a drink and later approached Western officials. Earlier in August two jazz musicians defected to the United States through the Tokyo embassy.
The fragment discusses Nadine D a 32 year old mother of four explaining how renting a piano for six months helped her daughter Ruth begin piano lessons and participate in a school play. It emphasizes music as a soul vitamin alongside vitamins for the body.
Indianapolis motorists may save 29 to 30 minutes using the new 465 bypass on the southeast side as another leg of Interstate 485 opens, completing part of the capital city loop. A highway official noted the change will affect U.S. 40 and Indiana routes.
A humorous verse argues bread pudding inspires strong dislike among some readers. The speaker extols light and air as ministers of gladness while vowing to reject bread pudding as a tasteless, disliked dish. The piece uses playful mock earnestness to condemn the dessert.
The Dallas Times Herald reports FBI agent James P. Hosty, who investigated Lee Harvey Oswald, was suspended for 3 days without pay and transferred from Dallas to Kansas City by order of the FBI director J. Edgar Hoover. The action follows Warren Commission criticism and includes a letter of censure. Hosty had brief contact with Ruth Payne and confirmed Oswald worked at the Texas School Book Depository.
In Wayne Indiana the trial of Ivan Mullins 32 Northbrook IL for a 720000 bank embezzlement at Farmers State Bank Brookston proceeds in federal court Judge Jess Siebert presiding U S Attorney Alfred Woellering says Mullins played a small but integral role while Garrett the former bank cashier pleaded guilty and was recently sentenced Ernest Mullins his brother was previously convicted of aiding and abetting the embezzlement with a two year term
Negotiators reached a three year contract Tuesday to avert a nationwide Teamsters strike in the food warehouse industry. The agreement ends a month long strike lockout idling about 10 000 drivers and warehousemen at 36 wholesale food warehouses mostly in Southern California. terms not disclosed. The piece also notes the Suez Canal length and opening year for context.
Health column extols skim milk and nonfat varieties as superior for nutrition, calories, and calcium. It cites riboflavin content and warns whole milk provides more fat. urges readers to request pamphlets and send stamped self addressed envelopes for further guidance from Dr. Brady.
A reflective verse excerpt presents a pursuer who trusts in readiness and strategic planning. The speaker stresses constant effort, vigilance, and resilience as obstacles arise while waiting for the inevitable outcome. The passage centers on mindset and timing in pursuit of a desired result.
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