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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
2
Readers discuss switching from United Carr Fastener to a high yielding preferred. Advisers note Federal Pacific Electric remains solid in its field and warn against risky swaps. The letter also surveys Goldwater criticism and current political rhetoric affecting market confidence.
A collage of quotations and essays on government, democracy, and free expression from notable figures such as William L. Springer and Herbert Hoover, plus commentary on press freedom and political rhetoric. The piece contrasts British democratic tradition with American debates on political discourse and civil rights.
A psychology themed piece argues newspaper delivery workers gain practical lessons in money and people through the free enterprise system. It extols the carrier role, rewards, and ties to education while contrasting with credit workers like bank tellers and cashiers.
The columnist urges balanced meals to prevent malnutrition and stresses the need for protein like eggs and bacon over mere toast and tea. He argues fresh fruit juice and varied calories support work and play, warning readers not to neglect a proper morning meal.
A 17 year old student from Bryanston, a private English public school, was found near a railway line with both feet severed after possibly being tied to the track. Police say he was likely a case of hazing gone wrong. he crawled up an embankment to a road before workers found him. He is in Salisbury Royal Infirmary in fair condition. Authorities seek witnesses to the incident.
A Soviet economist calls for replacing central planning with profit driven incentives. Pravda notes industry stagnation and obsolescence in cars, urging capitalist competition. Observers warn the shift could be propaganda to lure the US into lowering guard.
The piece argues that elderly health care politics distort facts and praises voluntary insurance growth. It cites Senate testimony showing older adults with voluntary coverage rising from 26 percent to 54–60 percent in 1952–62, totaling about 10 million over 65 insured by 1962. It endorses nonsocialized care and stresses continuing support for needy programs while improving existing systems.
In a Evansville campaign speech Sen. Goldwater argues tax levels are driven by deficit spending and expansive government. He contrasts Johnson era programs with Roosevelt welfare, citing Peace Corps and foreign aid as costly. He urges electing Goldwater to halt the tax spend cycle.
The columnist notes Sen. Fulbright accused Goldwater Republicanism of resembling Russian Stalinism in a Senate speech. It urges liberal voices like Reston Lippmann Alsop and The New York Times to respond to charges of guilt by association and extremism.
The Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad asked the Indiana Public Service Commission to relocate its Baileytown station to the main Bethlehem Steel Co. entrance to better serve the suburban train. The current stop lies 7 1 2 miles west of the main gate, and the railroad proposes the new location to place the halt directly in front of the entrance.
Actor John Wayne is recuperating at Good Samaritan Hospital after chest ailment treatment and ankle surgery on the previous Tuesday. His son Mike Wayne said the 56 year old is expected to be released in about a week.
A brief proverb card attributed to Julien C Hyer urges readers to keep their tongue and passions in check to avoid trouble, regret, and rash deeds. Paste the wisdom in your hat and avoid useless chat.
Malaysian officials say one of three Indonesian Hercules planes may have crashed at sea with about 48 paratroopers aboard. A dinghy was found in the South China Sea. 25 reported killed and 55 to 60 captured overall in the Labis region incursions.
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