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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1963
Page
2
A reader notes a 291.6 percent rise in the city building budget from 1961 to 1964, jumping from 4 692 to 18 375 dollars. They question the minimal housing ordinance cost and warn federal urban renewal might raise taxpayer burden further across departments.
The so called Operation Big Lift will move an entire U S armor division from Texas to Germany by air next Tuesday in the largest trans oceanic troop movement yet attempted. Defense Secretary Robert McNamara calls it a dramatic demonstration of U S capability to reinforce NATO quickly. The move stirs NATO fears but could prompt reconsideration of U S force levels in Europe.
President Kennedy signals tepid openness to a Tito visit as Yugoslavia under Tito tours Latin America promoting non-alignment. The piece notes U S aid totals, congressional furore over Yugoslavia ties to the Soviet bloc, and Yugoslavia's distinct economic growth and freedoms within a socialist system.
Congress members warn that expanding Hast West trade to bloc nations could be a prelude to broader US commerce with the Soviet bloc. They cite a Kennedy era wheat deal and a State Department task force while urging swift action to control conflict and limit Khrushchev’s leverage.
In Navnews summaries VAdm John S. Thach USN warns that Soviet nuclear powered submarines armed with missiles pose a growing threat. The Navy must direct ASW efforts to counter patrols off both coasts and prepare for limited war scenarios while pursuing readiness to handle new submarine dangers.
A 60 year old husband and 85 year old wife seek guidance on investing five thousand dollars in stocks, including Kendall Company, with questions on safety and retirement income. The adviser says age is not a barrier. tailor investments to needs and suggests safer options like American Electric.
Seoul AP reports that Park Chung Hee led Yun Posun as 63 percent of an estimated 10.8 million ballots were counted. Park received 2,897,463 votes to Yun's 2,859,635, with Park ahead in the official tally after earlier counts showed Yun leading.
A nostalgic note lists favorite tunes from earlier days. It names Sweet Alice Darling Nellie Gray Love's Old Sweet Song Drink to me only with thine eyes Camptown Races Genevieve Old Black Joe Sweet Chariot and references Stephen Foster and biblical lines in a personal farewell summary.
The case discusses proper use of names in social and professional settings. Larry’s reliance on first names led to social friction and job loss, while formal address maintained dignity. It notes should avoid overfamiliarity with customers or patients and cites a lesson from Dr Crane about preserving authority.
Dr William Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California offers guidance on polite address across social ranks and promotes daily chewing of raw wheat for nutrition. He cites vitamins notably thiamin and vitamin B complex, urges using wheat in breakfast porridge, and invites readers to request his pamphlet Wheat to Eat.
A compact reflection on American life through humor and paradox. The piece lampoons statesmen, average citizens, youth, and politicians, with wry definitions of common concepts. It blends social critique with playful wordplay and cultural stereotypes.
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