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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1966
Page
3
An economist labels a federal financed personal income plan a major defect in the American fiscal system, arguing it risks unintended distortions and long term fiscal instability. The critique centers on dependency, market impacts, and the need for reform.
Fragmented text shows references to David Carley and Georgia votes around Me day, Att Gen Thomas B. Finen, and bills on civil disobedience. Mentions Suspects and Supreme Court police questioning limits. Peabody described as civil rights liberal. race discussed as Brooke campaigns on race irrelevance amid riots and governor race context.
The Madison County unemployment report shows 2427 initial claims for the month, down 48 from the prior period but up 99 percent from August last year. Weekly claims averaged 2690, with a year ago August at 522. Local job offices will reduce services in Alexandria and Tipton to every two weeks due to low claims.
In New York a special reports a new healing substance called Preparation HS, offered as suppositories or ointment, that shrinks piles and relieves pain without surgery. Bio-Dyne is claimed to aid healing, with cases showing rapid pain relief and noticeable reduction over months.
A young engineering student killed in clashes between students and police in Cordoba on Monday. Authorities said the death could heighten tensions and affect local lenders and student protests.
The iskeya Everhart comet has been confirmed as a new celestial visitor. A physics teacher at the University of Connecticut is associated with the discovery and confirmation process.
Elwood First Baptist Church hosts a fall social for the Home Builders Class with a basket dinner in the Fellowship Hall. Rev. Milan Johnson gave the blessing as the group enjoyed fall decor and a devotional by Herman Baker followed by humorous readings and plans for future meetings and events.
State weather helped and hindered farming as six days of limited field work left apples and wine crops at average progress. Purdue statistician Robert Samim notes continued lack of rain kept moisture low, soil partly dry, peas mostly short to adequate, corn nearing maturity, soybeans not yet harvested, and pastures rated poor to fair despite cooler temps.
Three Nationwide plans fill gaps left by basic insurance. The Hospital Indemnity Plan pays 50 to 200 dollars per week chosen by you, while you are hospitalized regardless of other coverage. Benefits can be used for any purpose as needed.
The September Elwood Library Board meeting presided by Mrs. Florence Sharp approved the 1967 budget and authorized fund transfers of 300 to repairs 200 from heat and light and 100 from printing. The librarian reported 3411 borrowers including 127 non residents 205 books cataloged 456 withdrawn and 16 reference questions answered. Preschool story hour will start on Tuesday October 4. James Young and James Shelton pension checks whereabouts sought.
A hospital report lists several admissions to Merc Hospital including Thomas Weddell, Frances Gordon, Dorothy Leisure, Ellen Pond, Ivan Fowler, Hasecaster, Blanche Day, Charles Werline and a baby. Ambulance transfers include Jacob Bell from Hobbs to Community Hospital in Anderson and Charlotte Stone to Mercy Hospital via the York Dunnichay service.
Stephen Cockerham of Elwood will join about 750 graduates at New Mexico State University in the summer session ending August 26. Commencement May 27 awards him a Master of Science in agronomy. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Cockerham of 1606 N. J. E. He attended Willkie High School before Purdue University.
Seven special reading consultants have been assigned by Dr. Harold Gallagher to Anderson elementary schools. The remedial reading program will operate by Sept 19 with Ball State University acting as adviser and overall consultant. The aim is to provide in classroom consultations to support teachers and improve student reading skills.
Washington AP reports NLRB orders reinstatement with back pay for a worker amid a plant shutdown tied to union organizing efforts. The case centers on alleged discharge for absence after illness and union activity.
Washington officials refused to estimate how many Cuban military advisers might be in North Viet Nam but said any number would be small, presumably under a hundred. The department indicated there are earnest discussions and some military advisers in North Viet Nam.
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