Higher Taxes In Anderson
Residents of Anderson Township within the city limits face higher taxes next year after a reassessment. The city budget rises by over 250,000 dollars from 1963 to 1964, with new or increased rates in the general fund, park, street, redevelopment, county, and townships, while critics urge a grassroots political change to restore fiscal sanity.
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Anderon Township
City of
Anderson
County General Fund
Anderson City
Kennedy
Democrat Party
Statehouse
Washington
Government Competition by Rural Co-ops Threatens Taxpayers
The article argues federally financed rural electric cooperatives undercut investor owned utilities by using cheap REA funds at 2 percent to finance projects, while avoiding taxes. It cites a Florida radar site bid where a coop underbid by 39,000 and secured a 214 million loan with a subsidy of 344,500 annually, noting tax losses and interest costs to the federal treasury. It warns most new coop customers are nonfarm and urges stopping unfair competition.
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Federal Rural Electrification Administration
United States
Elgin Air Force Base
Fla
Gulf Power Company
Choctawachee Electric Cooperative
Co-Op
REA
McNamara urges Russia shift as world powers shift
News reports quote Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara saying Moscow is changing its aim from global domination. He cites the test ban as evidence and argues U S policy misreads Russian intentions. The piece critiques his view and urges a wake up to Russian history and treaties.
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Robert McNamara
United States
Cuba
McNamara
Investment guidance in a 1963 broker column
A reader with $5,000 to invest and a $112,000 portfolio asks which stocks to divest and how to improve savings. The broker suggests selling Studebaker on any rally after 1964 model releases, notes Bethlehem Steel stagnation but safe dividend, praises Signal Oil, and recommends adding General Motors. To reduce risk and build savings, the broker also advises selling part of Chesapeake & Ohio to pay off margin and boost the savings account.
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Bethlehem Steel
Southern California Edison
Studebaker
Signal Oil
Betn
General Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
Spear
General Features Corp
Pope Paul VI Birthday Observed At 66 In Vatican
Pope Paul VI marked his 66th birthday with Mass in the private chapel at 7 am and greetings from household members. He sent Telstar messages to Georgetown University for its 175th anniversary and received diplomats and world leaders’ congrats. The pontiff praised Christian education as he spoke in a broadcast to Georgetown.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Telstar
Georgetown University
Holy See
Washington, D. C
Christian Education Gang
Indianapolis
Eugene R. St. John
Seymour District
Supr
George A. Everett
St. Johns
George
Sgt
Robertstown University
La.k
Belgrade Conference Shows Parliamentarians Back Test Ban
Delegates from 59 nations meet at the Interparliamentary Union conference to back the nuclear test ban treaty. U S Senators and world lawmakers urge support, warning that U S rejection would invite global backlash and endanger peace efforts. The mood is amiable with calls for detente and limited agreements favoring Soviet goals.
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Belgrade
Katherine St. George
U.S
New York
Americ
U. S
Connecticut
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Pearson
Kansas
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Tard Cooley
South Carolina
Peoross
Naples
U.S. Senate
United States
Senegal
Sierra Leone
Israel
Icelan
Poland
Ceylon
Egypt
Chile
New York Herald Tribjune Inc
Moscow
Safran
NATO
Warsaw
Europe
Psychology test and sales lessons from James B. Martin
Clem G. scores poorly on a motivation test, despite high college marks, as a salesman. The piece argues that success in dealing with people hinges on applied psychology and daily study of human relations, not IQ or grades, and promotes sending for Martin’s advertising booklet and related materials.
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Clem
Clem G
Mussolini
SHIPWISE _ I
James B. Martin
Ibert
Robert
Pearl Hartori
Hormone Clash May Be Cause Of Heart Attack
In New York a report by the American Heart Association suggests a hormonal conflict may trigger fatal heart attacks even with unobstructed arteries. Under stress the body produces a hormone that narrows vessels. during activity another signal widens them, but the balance may fail under pressure.
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New York
Merlicine
jAmerican Heart Association
Navy Lets Contract To United Aircraft For TF-30 Engines
Navy awards a 15.49 million dollar contract to United Aircraft Corp. Pratt and Whitney for Air Force TF-30 engines. The report recalls Pearl Harbor events as япон subs and a midget sub approached, triggering a rapid strike response on December 7, 1941. Destroyer USS Antares and naval patrols were alerted, depth charges deployed, and reconnaissance planes prepared as the attack unfolded.
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Washington
Navy
United Air Aircraft Corp
Pratt
Whit
General Deeks
Air Force
Antares
Kimball
Naval Air Patrol
Pearl Harbor
Senate Pollution Subgroup Approves $80 Million Four Year Plan
Washington The Senate subcommittee on air and water pollution approved a four year eight hundred million plan to combat water pollution. It would create a separate division under a new assistor and welfare and authorize twenty million dollars yearly for research and development. Grants for sewage treatment plants would rise to one million dollars per city with a 30 30 matching requirement and a higher ceiling for multi community systems.
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Washington
Gpt
Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Senate Public Works Committee
Meas
Fine Roman Tiles Found In Portugal
In Portugal near Torres Novas Lisbon an ancient Roman cow site revealed a rich trove including the best collection of Roman tiles ever found in the country. The tiles are well designed and in fine colors marking a notable archaeological find.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Torres Novas
The Shepherd Boys and a Boy's Test of IQ
A fragmentary школь style reflection on boys and tests. It contrasts old ideals with modern measures of worth, noting judgments of "Best" "Low Grade" and "Superior" based on IQ. The piece muses on identity, growth, and the elusive state of being just a boy.
The Fox in the Well ends with a sly escape
Folklore courtesy notes a fable by William Wade A thymed fable retells John Townsend Trowbridge tale The Fox in the Well. Sir Reynard falls into a farmer's well while Wolf, his cousin, is manipulated into the other bucket. The fox feigns generosity, resumes ascent, and leaves the wolf trapped, claiming the treasure for himself. An American saying follows: the man without an enemy is really poor.
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John Townsend Trowbridge
Reynard
Wolf
State Highway Drops U S 35 Segments in Wayne County
The State Highway Commission abandoned two short U S 35 stretches in Wayne County. One segment of 1.14 miles southeast of Richmond was turned to the city and county for maintenance, while 33 miles from the southeast city limits to the Ohio line were also turned over. The moves follow Interstate 70 relocation of U S 35. A frontage road near Evansville was transferred due to U S 460 improvements.
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Indianapolis
State’ Highway Commission
Wayne County
Richmond
Ohio State Line
Diamond Avenue
Kentucky
Fares Avenues
Evansville
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