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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1964
Page
2
The piece argues decline in moral standards, citing welfare abuse in Chicago and a Lawrence Kansas movie house breakfast offer for robe clad viewers. It cites Barry Goldwater attacking lawlessness and urges a Republican victory from local to national levels to restore integrity and peace.
In a House Ways and Means hearing on WWII era federal excise taxes covering leather goods cosmetics and more NAM urged repeal while AFL-CIO research chief highlighted the tax’s regressive impact on low and middle incomes. Experts cited Hinrichs Maryland noting relief would boost spendable income and lower consumer prices amid economic drag and unemployment. Congress may act soon.
A reader signed Truthful Al in Amarillo Texas argues that REA co operatives are government instrumentalities exempt from the Federal Power Act and tax subsidies, challenging the claim they operate under free enterprise. He notes their federal funding and Treasury borrowing terms as taxpayer subsidies.
The piece notes mixed signals from the economy with tax cuts countered by inflation and higher social security taxes. It warns of possible downturns and rising inflation, urging the next administration to cut government costs and protect the dollar.
A report prepared for the American Bar Association argues Communists use language of peace to mask aims. It warns that mistaking illusion of peace for real peace could be profoundly dangerous or fatal.
A reader asks about borrowing to buy stocks and which equities to start with. Roger E. Spear advises building a savings cushion first, then selecting solid growth stocks like Minnesota Mining and IBM, noting stock price declines amid a strong market but offering general guidance rather than stock picks.
The Inside Report notes gains for Goldwater and Johnson in Illinois ahead of the November election. It cites Democratic strength in Chicago and downstate areas, with Republican defections and local influence shaping the race as candidates campaign across the state.
In 1960 Kennedy carried Illinois by a disputed margin as white backlash among Polish and Irish groups challenges Chicago's Daley Democratic organization. Analysts note reduced voter outreach, stagnant registration, and weaker Johnson ties fueling a dormant machine ahead of the 1964 election.
A Rockford Illinois newspaper feature by Dr Philip Crane Bradley University outlines practical psychology for homes and schools. He promotes his Sex Problems of Young People booklet and personal advice while urging readers to scrapbook the column and seek help for social issues faced by teens and parents.
A parable about a sultan with many wives who gifts a blue bead to each. He keeps the final choice secret, riding a fence between options. The tale urges clarity over diplomacy and warns against indecision.
Police traced a large Mafia arsenal in the Corleone area of Sicily. The cache, found in a cistern, included a submachine gun four rifles two double barreled pistols 10 hand grenades and about 2000 rounds of ammunition.
Two male prisoners, jailed for repair work, escaped from a women's prison in Rennes by drilling a hole through a ceiling. Authorities reported the breakout occurred Saturday as the men fled from the special cell.
Former Bolivian president Hernan Siles Suazo and 40 opposition leaders were deported to Asuncion Paraguay after being accused of plotting to kill President Victor Paz Estenssoro and overthrow the government. They were guarded by 15 armed police and accompanied by a Paraguayan embassy representative. Siles Suazo said he would continue to defend the people while detailing harsh detention conditions. A delegation of French industrialists will visit China and Spain next month to study industrial methods.
Dr Brady explores a medical paradox on whether constipation provokes hemorrhoids or vice versa. The piece questions how a medical authority shapes its views and invites reader input on the puzzle.
Clay circuit Judge Robert B. Stewart ordered the county selection board to place State Sen Kenneth Reagin and Republican John J. Thomas on the November 3 ballot for the three county district. The ruling allows Hoosier voters to elect 28 state senators with 23 holdovers, though the constitution caps at 50. Stewart’s order compelled printing of absentee ballots and warned that omitting the names would disenfranchise thousands of voters. Additional hearings were set in Owen and Sullivan counties to determine continuation of temporary orders.
The Afro-Asian Solidarity Conference says British Australian and New Zealand troop buildup in Malaysia is a brutal act of imperialism supporting a neocolonialist federation. Tokyo police report arresting 213 pickpockets in the pre Olympic crackdown, including 31 women, over three months.
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