Thalidomide Scare Questioned By Dentists and FDA
Daniel recalls Dr. Joseph Mahler and asks about thalidomide while criticizing FDA headlines and Cranberries scare. The writer argues for scientific analysis, noting tobacco and alcohol as potential confounding factors and calling for honest data before labeling thalidomide harmful.
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FDA
Dental College
Joseph Mahler
Muhler
Food and Drug Administration
America
Washington
Non-Voter Annexation Debate Hits Election Board
The discussion centers on Anderson Township’s annexation and the inclusion of 8,000 or more “Anderson Non-Voters” in the Nov. 5 election. The Madison County Election Board argues language deadlines and practical ballot setup hinder extending voting rights, while critics urge using existing precincts so these residents can vote.
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Anderson
Madison County Election Board
Indiana State Election Board
Anderson Herald
Ideal House Balance Sees Modest Shifts in Representation
A survey using 1960 census data outlines an ideal apportionment for the U S House that would barely move seats. Urban areas gain six seats, suburban areas gain ten, while rural areas lose twelve and mixed regions lose four, with changes most pronounced in the South. The study notes rural overrepresentation has declined since 1960 and anticipates further shifts as 1964 redistricting laws take effect.
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U.S
House
Congress
Wisconsin
Michigan
Do We Mean It on Private Enterprise and Tax Reform
The piece argues IRS rulings on business entertaining costs were softened after protests and calls for reform. It urges cutting government funding for private enterprise projects, especially electric power, to boost private investment, reduce appropriations, and show a true private enterprise economy.
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Capitol Hill
Life Magazine Calls for Tax Overhaul to Strengthen Dollar
An editorial in Life magazine argues the United States economy is healthy at home but requires a tax overhaul to boost buoyancy and fiscal probity. It contends such reforms would help fix the balance of payments and support Kennedy’s pledge to keep the dollar sound.
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Life
Free World
United States
Kennedy
David Rockefeller
Quotations From Global Leaders On War And Commerce
United Press International dispatch quotes Marine Maj Gen George H Cloud urging North Korea to release two U S Army helicopter pilots held for months. Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu comments on swift defeat of Communists if Washington restrains impulsive generals. New York State Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz calls for legislation to regulate trading stamp companies noting their integration into daily purchases.
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United Press International
Panmunjom
Korea
George H. Cloud
Belgrade
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
Washington
Albany
N.Y
Louis Lefkowitz
New York State
Fischer quintuplets progress reported by doctor in Aberdeen
Dr James N Berbos reports the Fischer quintuplets are improving. All five children appear fine with better color and respiration, and their condition is steadily improving as of today in Aberdeen South Dakota.
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Aberdeen
S.D
James N. Berbos
Tito Visits Kennedy May Bolster Yugoslav Independence
Tito plans a Washington visit to demonstrate Yugoslavia’s independence from both the United States and the Soviet bloc. He will show he can maintain good relations with the West and the USSR without becoming a servant to either, signaling a sophisticated balancing act by Belgrade.
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Kennedy Belgrade
Washingto
Kennedy
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Communist Bloc
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Khrushchev
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
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Soviet Union
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Cuba
South America
Voice of America
Moscow
Greece
Castro
U S Firms Called To Improve Foreign Trade Efforts
American exporters face criticism for weak foreign-market adaptation and poor salesmanship. Foreign buyers praise longstanding firms but note price contrasts and gaps in consumer goods. Inflation abroad aids U S advantages. prestige and reliability drive choices despite higher costs.
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U.S
Paris
Stockholm
Sweden
Jaime Souza
Mexico City
Fourth AC Student In Peace Corp Goes Peru Assignment
Anderson College reports its fourth student accepted for Peace Corps service. Miss Chelsie Clark of Rimersburg Pennsylvania will be assigned to Peru after completing a BA this summer and two months training in Puerto Rico. Her sister is an instructor in Spanish at the college.
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Chelsie Clark
Rimersburg
Penn
Clark
Peru
Puerto Rico
Paul Meier
Nilah Meier
Africa
Lloyd B. Clark
Rimersburg, Pa
Panama plans exchange of professors with West Germany
Panamanian professors will be trained in West Germany under a new agreement, and German professors will visit Panama to assist in planning school programs.
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Panama City
Panama
Kennedy Urges Export Growth To Stabilize Economy
President Kennedy called a White House commerce conference to promote export expansion and bolster domestic conditions. U.S. Ambassador Lodge toured the Mekong Delta as South Vietnam battles Viet Cong forces, reporting 122 guerrillas killed near Go Den. Government forces claimed success, while civil unrest and Buddhist demonstrations were noted. In Detroit, Ford and Burroughs denied merger talks. GE’s J Stanford Smith signaled a potential end to a long decline in heavy electrical equipment prices.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Mekong
Viet Nam
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Paul D. Harkins
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MACV
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Huynh van Cao
4Th Vietnamese Army Corps
Go den
Ngo Dinh Diem
Cao
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Burroughs Corp
Henry Ford II
Ray Eppert
Burroughs
ST. Louis
General Electric Co
J. Stanford Smith
Early navigators and Columbus shaped world round theory
The Athenians taught a round earth centuries before Columbus. Roger Bacon boosted nautical science by citing Greek sources to reach the East by sailing West. The Crusaders opened seas for commerce as Venetians and others thrived. Vikings explored the Baltic coast, Venice and Dutch led maritime growth, Marco Polo traded to China, and Diaz da Gama and Cape of Good Hope voyages followed. Columbus heard of it in 1470, trained in Lisbon, and Pope Pius II noted the world is round in 1481.
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Roger Bacon
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Baltic
Venice
Marco Polo
Asia
China
Prince Henry
Portugal
Vasco da Gama
Indian Ocean
Diaz
Cape of Good Hope
Orient
Columbus
Lisbon
Prince Henry the Navigator
Soviet parachutists set two world records in jumps
Moscow based Tass reports two Soviet skydivers Boris Artemov and Vladimir Savinov each claimed world records. Artemov jumped from 2 187 yards and free fell 11 seconds landing about four yards from the target center while Savinov jumped from 1 640 yards and landed four feet from the center.
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Moscow
UPI
Tass
Boris Artemov
Vladimir Savinov
Successful Investing Advice From a Market Columnist
Reader questions about stock profitability versus bank savings. Sears, Roebuck is recommended as a safe stock with growth potential over the next decade. California Packing is noted as a strong consumer foods company with Del Monte branding and a long rising earnings trend.
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Roger E
Spear
Sears, Roebuck
Calpak
California
California Packing
del Monte
Be True to Your Teeth In Folklore Tales
An Anderson man travels across the country painting and sketching to reveal regional character. In the West talkative strangers irritate locals, in Nevada a native criticizes small talk during a portrait, and in North Carolina hospitality blends with a humorous ant hill moment. An American Saying cautions, Be true to your teeth or they will be false to you.
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Anderson
Nevada
North Carolina
Stockholders gain nine straight yearly dividend hikes
An investor states his liking for the shares and intends to retain holdings. Mr Spear cannot answer all mail personally but will answer all questions possible in his column. Copyright 1963 General Features Corp.
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Spear
General Features Corp
The Shepherd and the Lamp of Faith
A devotional image links Hosea 12 3 with modern power, contrasting a distant grid’s reach to a single home. It uses electric imagery to urge belief and readiness to receive God’s power, suggesting spiritual wiring parallels and inviting personal faith.
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