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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1964
Page
3
Leaders predict continued unbroken industrial expansion with record capital spending in steel, construction, and retail, alongside steady cost of living. Analysts warn rising prices may follow higher wages and materials costs, signaling potential inflation despite a history of stability.
A spokesman for the Edison Electric Institute argues private investor owned power can handle large scale projects. The industry has invested about $54 billion in plants and equipment, with capital budgets of $47 billion during 1960-70 and annual equipment spending around $3.5 billion. The text asserts private enterprise can fund, build, and tax itself to support power needs, including advances like atomic power.
The Canadian Army Navy and Air Force push a decade long plan to form one armed service with a single uniform and commander. Retirement brings controversy as some officers exit early with full pensions and bonuses. The drive aims to reduce personnel from 120000 to 110000 and cut defense costs by about ten percent. The piece notes potential US influence and cites Eisenhower’s skepticism about similar unification in America.
Reader asks about life insurance stocks and several listed equities for income and growth. SPEAR notes life stocks trade over the counter with steady but low current returns, rising value from large stock dividends, and long term upside. He suggests several options and cautions on disability and personal suitability.
A Montgomery led appeal seeks help from Birmingham to quell racial violence as Governor Wallace presses for more desegregation. Birmingham, under Mayor Boutwell, resists a formal state police response, while city officials fear heightened tensions as the 1964 fall campaign looms.
A Soviet culture paper reported authorities discovered Shirali Muslimov, said to be 159 years old, living in a mountain village in Azerbaijan. It announced a documentary film titled Date of Birth-1805.
Iron Age says imports will not deter rising U S steel prices in a booming market. Domestic prices narrow gap with imports but no price advantage or earlier delivery for U S buyers. Steel plate markets show little relief as inventories expand to hedge potential labor troubles and auto industry stockpiles rise ahead of possible steel strike.
Washington AP report says Defense Department and Atomic Energy Commission will conduct a dry run near Johnston Island in mid October to test how quickly atmospheric nuclear testing machinery can be reactivated using unloaded weapons and equipment. The checkup follows the limited test ban treaty and Senate guidance to prepare for swift resumption if the Soviet Union conducts sneak tests.
A 39 year old woman labeled Martha D. became a poster child for psychology in modern medicine as she spent thousands on surgeries for undiagnosed sexual frustration. The piece argues medicare would swell costs and urges voting on November 5 with dubious medical anecdotes and references to doctor Doyle and Alvarez studies.
In Saigon the Hai Trieu newspaper urged the Communist Viet Cong to lay down arms and called for moderation by American and government forces. The move appears as Buddhists seek civilian rule amid the crisis. Minh named to lead a provisional steering committee for a new civilian regime, with Khanh retaining premier power.
A medical critique explains chronic arthritis as physical degeneration and calcification in tissues, noting most joint disability stems from rheumatiz. It argues against generic “wonder drugs,” links calcium deficiency to nutrition, and calls for proper diagnosis over sensational remedies.
A fragmentary reader letter compilation discusses England’s fading great houses, mass communication’s effect on society, and public health queries. It cites P G Wodehouse, quotes Treasury pamphlets, and includes a call for stamped self addressed envelopes for responses to health and hygiene letters managed by Dr William Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills.
A Korean business group announced plans to build an iron and steel plant in Incheon with a 9.2 million West German loan. The plant aims to produce 135000 tons of pig iron and 140000 tons of steel ingot in the first year. Farming area Sacramento report notes nearly one third of California land is devoted to agriculture.
Poem urges care for the elderly and shut-ins living in attended homes. It calls for justice for the afflicted and for visiting kin and friends to support them in their new environment.
The Seventh Day Adventist Church hosts a ministerial training culmination with evening sermons at 7 30 p m on Friday Saturday and Sunday. Speakers include Robert Dale and others from Anderson Ingalls Alexandria and Indianapolis with musical selections by Virginia Reedy Middletown Arcadia and more. Public is welcome to attend.
Otis Dilbone aged 71 of Fort Wayne died as a heart attack caused his car to go out of control and be hurled into the St. Marys River on Sunday. Coroner Dr. Edgar Menderhall ruled the death a heart attack before the fatal plunge.
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