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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1964

Page

5

Remarkable Indiana band and majorette show earns wide praise

The Indiana State Fair audience lauds Madison County bands and majorettes for skill and dedication. Madison Heights finishes second, Highland highs thrill with strong performance, Pendleton delivers an enviable surprise. Anderson, Alexandria, Noblesville, Elwood, Greenfield, Knightstown and Middletown also place, Lapel’s Bulldogs score crowd admiration despite no top 25 finish.

Madison County Madison Heights Highland High School Pendleton Anderson High School Alexandria Noblesville Elwood Greenfield Knightstown Middletown Lapel

Be Careful On Wednesday A Call To Safer Driving

A lament on the rising Madison County highway fatalities reaching 26 as Labor Day travel looms. The piece urges drivers to exercise utmost care on all roads from county lanes to interstate highways to spare more grieving families this holiday period.

Madison County Indiana America

Railroads deserve wider public credit for Texas growth

Walter B. Moore argues in the Texas Almanac that railroads expanded Texas with 4454 new industries, over 2 billion dollars in investment, and more than 84 000 initial jobs in the past decade. He notes broad benefits to all states and highlights postwar expansion improving rolling stock and terminals for faster, safer service.

Walter B. Moore Texas Almanac Texas

Profit as Traffic Cop in a Free Market

The article argues profit drives resource use toward productive areas, aligning supply with consumer wants. It quotes a company officer calling profit a traffic cap directing production and notes risk and reward sustain incentives. contrasts with socialist systems like the Soviet Union where consumer needs go unmet due to lack of profit incentives.

Soviet Union

Successful Investing: Dividend Outlook and Home Purchase Query

Investor questions sale of Neisner Brothers and dividend outlook for American Telephone. Spear suggests switching to Pacific Gas Electric and General Telephone, notes Neisner’s shift to discounting and lack of dividends. Reader Age 76 seeks permission to buy a new home. Spear approves, noting inflation and home as asset. encourages proceeding with purchase.

Roger E. Spear American Telephone General Motors Bon Curtiss-Wright Neisner Brothers Curtiss - Wright E. F Neisner Pacific Gas & Electric General Telephone Spear General Features Corp

Mississippi Freedom Party at Atlantic City fuels debate

In Atlantic City the Mississippi Freedom Party rejected a compromise from the Democratic National Convention and hosted a lineup of leftist figures including Jesse Gray and Russell Nixon. Ella Baker and Robert Moses drew concern for links to radical groups, while Joseph Rauh and Martin Luther King faced hostility from the party.

Freedom Party Washington Atlantic City Mississippi Hubert Humphrey Humphrey Jamaica Hotel Harlem Jesse Gray New York City Russell Nixon United Electrical Nixon National Guardian Russ Nixon Ella Baker Southern Conference Educational Fund Mississippi Freedom Party Highlander School Tennessee Robert Moses Moses Lyndon Johnson Barry Goldwater Joseph Rauh Rauh District of Columbia LBJ KKK Martin Luther King Raith Dr. King Uncle Tom Atlanticity

Whole Wheat Share in U S Flour Milled

About two percent of wheat flour milled in the United States is whole wheat.

Minneapolis U.S

Joshua 2 and Israel's faith under trial

An International Sunday School Lesson text discusses Israel's history of serving Baals and doing evil. It notes God’s judgment as He set judges over them and withdrew Joshua’s power during their trying hour. The passage reflects on divine anger, forsaking, and the need for faith.

Presqui Isle Barclay Nelson Israel God Joshua Julien C. Hyer

neurotic versus psychotic in common sense psychiatry

An article by Dr. Crane Mellor urges readers that neurotic worry does not prove insanity and criticizes reliance on mental institutions. It promotes self help through church involvement, recess for nervous energy, and self psychotherapy, with mail order booklet and charts available for a fee.

Harriet

Do Vegans Vegetate Says Dr Brady Health Service

A reader asks if vegans lack vitality amid Dr Brady’s health column discussion. The doctor cites signs of deficiencies in vegan diets, notes measured protein intake differences, and warns against omitting vitamin B12 sources while acknowledging personal observations about vegetarians.

Webster Wakes, Badenoch and Sinclair Am. J

Foreign Securities Order Issued to Enforce Tax on Purchases

President Johnson issued an executive order to enforce a new tax on foreign securities purchases. The order authorizes Federal Reserve Board inspection of tax information returns filed by banks on loans to foreign borrowers under the act. In Buenos Aires, Argentina is reported to have the most railway miles in South America.

Washington UPI Johnson Federal Reserve Board Treasury Department Buenos Aires Argentina South America

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