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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1963
Page
4
A dramatic sample from Kinsey research discusses Miriam M. and other wives who claim greater erotic interest than husbands. It argues that hunger for calories does not equal overall erotic capacity, and urges readers to consider satisfaction techniques and a self help booklet offered by Dr. Crane.
The Civil Service Commission chief appears before Congress seeking approval for another federal pay increase under last year’s plan to align federal salaries with private industry. Critics question whether public and private jobs are comparable and warn the approach may inflate both sides via larger government contracts.
Open occupancy pledges rise as Kennedy order bans race discrimination in federal housing. FHA survey finds 3,000 new homes in about 80 D.C. area subdivisions pledged to all races, with some builders remaining quiet. Despite some commitments, few Negro buyers appear in suburbs, and ongoing disputes prompt mixed reactions from developers and residents.
The columnist counsels a 58 year old widow with an eye condition to hold GM California Electric Power and Pepsi Cola United, drop speculative plays like Automatic Canteen and Loft Candy, and consider Eaton Manufacturing and Atchison Basin, both 5 percent yields. He also recommends $5000 in a savings institution and warns stocks are volatile.
Eleven west and central African nations are connected by Nigeria Airways first scheduled service. Fokker Friendship planes operate daily and weekly flights linking Nigeria with Senegal Gambia Sierra Leone Liberia Ivory Coast Ghana Togo Dahomey Cameroun and Congo Leopoldville.
The drugs mescaline LSD and psilocybin are described as hallucinogens because they induce visions in users.
Anti aircraft batteries around Havana Bay opened fire before dawn on an unidentified plane over the capital's refinery complex. No bombs were reported. Residents heard a low flying aircraft before Czech made quad forties opened fire. The weapons sounded like large motorcycles.
Big Ben halted just before 10 a.m. for fifteen minutes as a workman left a paint brush on the transmission shaft. The clock resumed, but read the wrong time for ninety minutes until the fault was fixed, a Works Ministry spokesman said.
Georges Braque renowned as the Father of Cubism died in Paris after a several month illness. The artist, 81, helped shape 20th century painting and co founded the Cubist movement. He passed away Saturday, UPI reported.
Washington report notes Romney’s surge in Gallup and Harris polls, running neck and neck with Goldwater against Kennedy nationally, and ahead of Kennedy in some polls. Romney lacks organization but gains broad support, including Eisenhower, signaling a volatile GOP nominating landscape.
William A. Tolson, 62, of Indianapolis was critically wounded in a Saturday night shooting on Indiana 235 east of Medora. He suffered abdomen and hand injuries from a .410 shotgun blast and was moved to Veterans Hospital after initial care at Schneck Memorial. Robert LaFollette, 43, surrendered and is being questioned by Brownstown authorities.
About 2,200 canneries in the United States are run by 1,800 companies. They operate in every state except Nevada and produce around 1,200 canned food items.
The National Geographic Society notes Skopje in Yugoslavia has endured earthquakes fires plagues and wars throughout history. The 1963 quake destroyed about 80 percent of the city forcing relocation and a new modern urban plan while preserving a historic Old Quarter and mosques.
U S egg production exceeds 600 billion eggs annually with a market value near 2.5 billion dollars. About 423 million hens sustain output while roughly five million individuals own the flocks.
Dr Brady argues iron is not effective for any anemia and that a daily ration of iron rich foods or vitamin B complex with folic acid is sufficient. He cites hypochromic nutritional anemia and warns against iron dependence, urging diet and B vitamins for treatment.
Wry remarks on everyday life in old rural America appear through brief vignettes. A traveler asks about Uncle Rolf and learns he was killed by a revenuer. Domestic quips and a macabre joke mix with a joke about medical students and a rural proverb from Indiana.
Readers are invited to address brief health letters to Dr William Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California. Due to high volume only a few replies will be sent and letters must follow instructions and be inked.
A regional report shows the South has less scholarship aid per college-age student than other regions. It notes lower average family income in the South increases that need.
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