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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1964
Page
2
The piece argues Democrats face a backlash as accusations of extremism from the party clash with public perception that Democrats have moved left further than Republicans, labeling the current administration as radical and criticizing liberal groups.
The piece notes federal employees in GS-12 and above face bans by the Democratic National Committee after receiving mail solicitations labeled help they gave Democrats. It alleges implicit threats to promotions for nonresponse, cites Kennedy era fund-raising attempts, and mentions scandals around Estes and Baker as yet unresolved.
A U S soldier Pvt. First Class Michael F. Venuto writes home from Vietnam describing fatigue with a stalemate and a war seen as a fiasco. He argues Americans mislead the public, notes heavy losses like Mohawk jets, and says GIs favor Goldwater while Vietnamese officials prefer action.
The piece argues state and local taxes are catching up to federal taxes and may equal them within 20 years. It notes federal taxes rise with income while state and local taxes grow faster, urging action to control the system before it “blows up” and stresses fiscal responsibility.
Reader asks about National Union Fire Insurance prospects after eight months. Expert Downgrades insurance stocks due to underwriting deficits and inflation, suggesting shifting to Stand Oil of New Jersey or Florida municipal bonds. Also notes tax-exempt yields and recommends diversifying funds with solid growth and municipal issues.
A reader cites Nadine D 32 mother of four daughters and her piano purchase after a salesman rent to own plan. The piece links music to soul health, cites Shakespeare and Dr. Gault on early musical exposure, and urges mothers to nurture musical and religious growth in children through instruments and singing.
A Dallas newspaper reports FBI agent James P. Hosty Jr has been suspended 59 days without pay and transferred from Dallas to Kansas City Missouri after investigating Lee Harvey Oswald before President Kennedy's assassination.
A Buckley column criticizes voting blocs in New York and the taxi medallion system. It argues rent control, minimum wage repeal, and anti monopoly measures could boost jobs and public transport while warning against political addiction to blocs. It also notes Navy training ships on the Great Lakes and unrelated FBI notices.
In Fort Wayne Indiana Ivan Mullins 32 of Northbrook Illinois widens defense in a federal bank embezzlement case tied to Farmers State Bank of Brookston Also involved are Ernest Mullins convicted last July and Slean B Garrett who pleaded guilty and was sentenced The U S Attorney called Mullins role small yet integral noting Garrett led the scheme with Mullins aiding and abetting Ernest received two years Garrett three months jail term
Negotiators reached a three year contract to avert a nationwide Teamsters strike in the food warehouse sector. The agreement ends a month long lockout that idle about 10 000 drivers and warehousemen at 56 wholesale food warehouses mainly in Southern California. Terms were not released.
The Suez Canal spans about 100 miles in length and was opened in 1869.
Indianapolis will host ribbon cutting Thursday to open another leg of Interstate 465 on the southeast side marking the completion of the first bypass around the city. Highway officials say U. S. 40 motorists can save 20 to 30 minutes by using the 1-365 and Indiana 100 bypass.
A humorous anonymous verse reflects sun loving and light as ministers of gladness while praising dislike for bread pudding. The poem contrasts cranberry pie and apricot with bread pudding, declaring a vow to hate the tasteless dish and urging a face to face register in the Wailing Place. An American saying notes etiquette and yawning with a closed mouth.
Dr William Brady promotes skim milk and buttermilk as healthy options while noting they lack vitamin A and D. He urges calcium and riboflavin benefits, cites a pamphlet offer, and frames a milk heavy daily diet as essential for health, with letters answered from Beverly Hills.
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