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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1963
Page
2
The article compares 1982 and 1962 figures for an oil company showing payrolls rising from 18 million to 57 million, dividends from 5.22 million to 20 million, and taxes from 1.6 million to 34.5 million. Including withholdings and dividend taxes, total tax bills reach 50 million, benefiting the tax collector most.
A joint statement from 12 major farm groups led by the American Farm Bureau Federation and National Farmers Union argues for less rail regulation and more freedom for motor and water carriers. They claim tighter controls harm the economy, national security, and consumer access, while carriers resist fair competition.
The piece notes September marks the reopening of schools after summer break with a contrast between Shakespearean doubt and modern education. It argues knowledge advances rapidly, offering youths vast opportunities, and urges individuals to seize them. Aristotle is cited on education’s superiority of the living over the dead.
A critique argues that deficits cause inflation only under certain conditions. It says unemployment, excess capacity, and limited production negate immediate inflation risk, while severe deficit spending and expanded government programs threaten dollar value and private income. It calls for spending cuts and end to welfare statism.
A church investment column discusses whether to hold Wyatt Industries shares or switch to Texaco for growth and rising dividends. It notes Wyatt’s price drop, July dividend cut, and warns the Wyatt holding is a cyclical issue. The piece also covers housing authority bonds, yields by maturity, and guidance from Mr. Spear on investor questions.
Senator Pastore and others weigh the nuclear test ban treaty amid Cold War concerns. The administration argues for ratification while critics demand convincing responses to key questions about treaty impact and Russia’s strategic effects.
Fragmented narrative recounts a psychologist describing pediatric and patient interaction methods. It covers a doctor’s approach greeting children, contrasts adult fear with toddler honesty, and notes wartime ship design context and race-related observations.
Delores Harris a 19 year old Chicago mother of the first known identical quadruplets in the United States faces hardship after a court ordered her estranged husband Bernard to pay support. The family received help from charities and a grandmother described their finances and housing while Harris plans to resume schooling at Dunbar High School and seek secretarial training.
Westphalia Iowa police describe a chaotic scene as farmer Schomer, fully clothed, allegedly killed his wife and children with cyanide gas then shot himself in the living room. Autopsy pending to determine death cause amid financial trouble reports. Authorities say the family included eight children with two daughters hospitalized in critical condition.
A verse collection reflects lighthearted wishes to love happiness and health, with quatrains on good food drink and heaven after death. It notes a playful golfing quip about liars and bad lies, plus an unknown author’s lines and a bashful professor confession. Dean of Dartmouth coaches golf pro Tommy Keane began instructing Big Green linksmen in 1922.
Barcelona prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty by garrote for three American defendants charged with murder, marking the first instance of U.S. citizens facing capital punishment in Spain. The case underscores Spain's use of the garrote as a method of execution.
The article notes birch bark canoes spread from Canadian maritimes to the Great Lakes and beyond. It recalls World War II events in Alaska with Japanese plans to seize Adak and Samoa before U S forces repelled them, leaving a weather station intact.
A shorthomily style poem describes a man whose wealth isn’t only house cars cash and investments but his health strength and talents. He lists shares of these gifts given to the less fortunate to God and to others and to world happiness.
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