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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1962
Page
4
In a Nation of austere reformer Antonio Salazar Portugal holds tight to absolute rule while external forces press to end colonial holdings. The article traces his ascent from university economist to dictator, detailing his budget balancing, tax boosts, and devotion to frugal living amid looming Angolan and Mozambican challenges.
A spirited argument questions Uncle Sam’s role in funding welfare versus church charities. The piece warns that continued church raids for welfare could tax church properties and threaten religious organizations, urging debate on private vs public charity.
A discussion on supersonic jet noise and a historical look at tonsil surgery traces the term Mach to Ernst Mach. It notes risks in tonsillectomy, cites the speed of sound at various altitudes, and quotes cautions about risky procedures, contrasted with a public health stance.
Anderson residents urge immediate talks with the Pennsylvania Railroad over installing crossing flashers at Vineyard Street and North Street crossings after several injuries and near misses. The letter notes the high accident risk and calls on residents to contact council members to press the measure despite high initial costs.
A Newspaper Letter complains government agencies limit free speech on policy issues. It cites IRS rulings classing political ads as non deductible business expenses and notes Montana Power leaflet opposing a federal dam. The piece argues private enterprise faces government intimidation and questions whether freedom has deteriorated, urging national concern.
Associated Press labor writer Norman Walker notes a growing trend of union members rejecting contracts negotiated by their leaders. Officials fear increased distrust, longer strikes, and workers pricing themselves out of jobs as wage gains rise beyond modest improvements amid calls for wage and price stability.
A mocked up report notes rising government data output claiming vast value. It cites a study finding a $1,400 cost and 300 man hours, and asserts the average man’s posterior coverage 179.4 square inches with 0.92 psi pressure, predicting higher GNP and living standards.
A teacher near ng asks how to invest 4000 in savings to cover illnesses and leave a remembrance for nephews. He plans conservative, well researched picks and avoids reckless growth stocks. He mentions past losses with Cenco and asks if he should hold or sell.
Signed letters about health and hygiene will be answered by Dr Brady if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written in ink. Due to high volume only a few can be answered here. Address Mr William Brady 263 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif.
The text presents a Sunday school lesson focusing on biblical calls to seek the Lord of Hosts. It cites Zechariah and Haggai as lessons about worship, frustration, and rebuilding hope through faith in God. The piece emphasizes perseverance and spiritual renewal despite adversity.
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