Non-Voting Annexed Citizens Spark Local Booth Debate
The Madison County Election Board blocked annexed residents from voting in the November election citing legal deadlines and practical ballot setup. Proponents argue easy use of existing precincts and facilities would allow about 8,000 voters to participate, challenging political motives behind the blockage. The Anderson Herald urges broad civic participation regardless of party.
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Anderson Township
Anderson
Madison County Election Board
Indiana State Election Board
Anderson Herald
Ideal House Balance Nears An Ideal Apportionment
A survey of 1960 census patterns shows 16 of 435 seats would shift to urban areas and 10 to suburban under an ideal apportionment, with rural losses of 12 and four to mixed areas. The current 103 urban, 50 suburban, 263 rural, and 79 mixed seats would adjust to equalize districts, with notable shifts expected in the South.
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U.S
House
Congress
House of Representatives
Wisconsin
Michigan
Do We Mean It The IRS rules on entertaining expenses
The piece argues the IRS revised deductible expense rules after protests over their strictness. It urges opposing new tax reform that burdens industry and favors private enterprise, promoting fewer government appropriations and taxation of utilities to boost a true private sector economy.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Capitol Hill
Life magazine urges tax overhaul to strengthen dollar
Economists and editors argue the United States economy is sound but needs tax reform to boost buoyancy and protect fiscal probity. The Life editorial links a stronger tax system to balancing payments and supporting President Kennedy in keeping the dollar “sound as a dollar.”
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Life
Free World
United States
Kennedy
David Rockefeller
Quotations From Leaders Urge States to Act on Trading Stamps
United Press International reports from Belgrade Albany and Aberdeen quote officials and experts urging state legislation over trading stamps. Notable figures include Ngo Dinh Diem’s sister in law and U S Navy pilots captured in combat with comments on policy and timing. Dr James N Berbos discusses progress of Fischer quintuplets and related family concerns.
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United Press International
Belgrade
Ngo Dinh
Albany
N.Y
Aftor- Panmunjom
Korez
U.s.nhu
South Vietiney
Louis Letkowitz
Oh 3
George H.nem
Cloud
North Kashe
New York State
Trad
Jean
U. S
Aberdeen
James
Ap'n
Berbos
Prentices
Thalidomide Debate and FDA Scrutiny Cited in Case Q-451
In Case Q-451 a reader criticizes the FDA for sensational thalidomide coverage while arguing the agency should base conclusions on careful science. The letter links thalidomide, tobacco, and alcohol to birth defects, questions evidence, and urges transparent clinical analysis from American medical professionals.
Tito Visits Kennedy as Yugoslavia Charts Independence
Belgrade notes Tito aims to show Yugoslavia can maintain Western relations without rejoining the Soviet bloc. The plan signals independence in instinct, culture, trade, and ideas, seeking good ties with the United States amid Khrushchev’s recent Yugoslav visit. The visit underscores Tito’s stance as a leader not subordinate to Moscow.
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Tito
Kennedy
Belgrade
Washingto
West
United States
U.S
Stalin
Soviet Union
Becom
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Deni
Marshall
U S Firms Face Mixed Foreign Trade Prospects
Foreign buyers say American exporters can do more abroad if firms adapt to local needs and improve salesmanship. They praise brands like International Business Machines, Goodyear, General Motors and Johnson Wax while noting issues like missed appointments and mismatched products. Inflation and U S prestige aid exports, but price gaps persist.
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New York
Associated Press
U.S
Washington
International Business Ma
Jenvnes Corp
Goodyear
General, Motors and Johnson
Paris
Stockholm
Sweden
Jaime Souza
Mexico City
Eee
USA
Fourth AC Student In Peace Corp Gets Peru Assignment
Anderson College reports its fourth Peace Corps participant, Chel ste Clark of Rimersburg Pennsylvania, assigned to Peru after summer degree completion in sociology and psychology. She will undergo indoctrination in Puerto Rico before serving in northern Peru. brother Paul Meier and two other alumni head to Africa.
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Anderson College
Chelste Clark
Rimersburg
Clark
Peru
Puerto Rico
Paul Meier
Nilah Meier
Africa
Miss Clark
Lloyd B. Clark
Rimersburg, Pa
Lodge Tours Delta As Saigon War Truces Near
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge visited the Mekong Delta with Gen Paul D Harkins as Saigon said 122 Viet Cong guerrillas were killed in a south of Saigon engagement The trip highlighted the delta as a key battleground though Lodge did not visit Go Den village where troops reportedly trapped and routed a Viet Cong battalion during the night
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Saigon
Den
Business News Briefs From Washington To Ford Merger Denial
President Kennedy urged American businessmen to promote export markets to help stem foreign flow and bolster domestic conditions at a White House expo. Detroit’s Ford Motor Co and Burroughs Corp denied merger talks, stating no discussions ever occurred. GE official sees evidence that the long decline in heavy electrical equipment prices has ended, with some lines pricier than six months ago signaling an upward trend. West German professors will train Panama Panamanian educators under a new arrangement to support independence and school programs.
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Tio
Washington
Yugoslavia
Tito
Voice of America
U.S
Cuba
Tammot
Moscow
Greece
Castro
China
Tibet
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Commerce Department
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Burroughs Corp
Henry Ford
Ray Rappert
Burroughs
ST. Louis
General Electric Co
J. Stanford Smith
Viet Cong Battle Deaths and Government Counterattack
Government troops report 122 Viet Cong killed with eight soldiers dead and 35 wounded on the government side. Gen Cao cites guerrilla activity linked to Buddhist protests in Saigon, noting Viet Cong forces massed near Go Den and along the Saigon road. Armored vehicles, artillery, and planes were used to drive guerrillas from entrenched positions. the Viet Cong retreated at night with wounded. Authorities claim captures include rifles and mortars. reporters could not tour the battle site.
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Huynh van Cao
4Th Vietnamese Army Corps
Go den
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Go Een
Cao
Jas
The World Is Round and New Lands Welcomed
This account traces ancient belief in a spherical Earth and early oceanic exploration from the Athenians and Vikings to Italians and Venetians. It notes Marco Polo, Prince Henry, Vasco da Gama, Diaz, and Columbus, highlighting how knowledge of a round globe and maritime routes shaped discovery prior to Columbus.
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Columbus
Roger
Atlan
Bacon
Baltic
Venice
Europe
Cru
Marco Polo
Asia
China
Prince Henry of
Portugal
Vasco da Gama
Indian Ocean
Diaz
Cape of Good Hope
Orient
Lisbon
Prince Henry the Navigator
California Packing stock praised for growth and Del Monte brand
The letter highlights California Packing's progress in the first quarter of 1963-64 and frames it as a strong growth vehicle through consumer food brands. It notes Del Monte as a major asset and points to earnings variation but an overall upward trend over ten years. It also references Sears Roebuck as a past performance comparison and discusses stock safety.
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Towth
Sears, Roebuck
Calpak
California
California Packing
del Monte
Soviet Parachutists Set World Records in Tass Report
Moscow based Tass reports two Soviet skydivers set world records. Boris Artemavj jumped from 2,187 yards and landed about four yards from the center after 11 seconds of free fall. Vladimir Savinov leaped from 1,640 yards and landed four feet from the target center.
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Moscow
UPI
Tass
Boris Artemavj
Vladimir Savinov
Folklore by William Wada reads regional manners
An Anderson man travels the country painting and sketching to illustrate regional traits. In the far west talkativeness irritates, while Nevada observers spark humor. Southern hospitality shines in North Carolina, and a pine backdrop frames a quiet moment. An old proverbs bit and a stock dividend note close the piece.
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Anderson
Nevada
North Carolina
The Highline Faith and Power Connection
The text blends Hosea 12 3 with a parable of power lines and a coal oil lamp to say God’s power is available to believers who are wired to receive it. It contrasts distant electrical infrastructure with a personal faith transmission, using rural life and spiritual electricity imagery to urge belief.
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