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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1968

Page

2

Chesterfield Seeks Most Patriotic Town Title

Chesterfield Kiwanis Club launches the Flag Festival with a May 25 parade through July 4 to fly an American flag from every home and business. The drive urges all area cities and veterans groups to participate, aiming to showcase the town as the nation’s most patriotic community.

Chesterfield Chesterfield Kiwanis Club United States Mattison County Kiwanis Club America

What Would He Say Now Jefferson as Patron Saint

A critics note compares Thomas Jefferson views with modern Democratic policies. Jefferson warned against public debt and urged economy as a core republican virtue. The piece contrasts his calls for liberty with today’s high debt and tax levels and a proposed deficit.

Thomas Jefferson Monticello Jefferson Teese Democrat Party

Inflation Delusion Warns Against Wage-Price Escalation

The piece argues inflation will continue with front page cost of living headlines. It suggests measuring progress by the dollar’s fractional decline and cites Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz warning that wage gains may be erased by rising costs as both wages and prices climb.

Paradise Willard Write

Needed: Responsible Congress as watchdog or abdicator

A critical take questions Congress as a toothless watchdog of the Treasury and asks who passed spending bills today. The piece argues the public is fed up with Congress abdicating responsibility to the Executive Branch and urges members to resume oversight and restraint.

Congress The Treasury Executive

Successful Investing- Margin Debt and Starter Portfolios

In this investor question column Roger Spear advises closing margin debt after reviewing a couple’s 22,000 stock list. He favors retaining Bethlehem and U.S. Steel while trimming Trans World Airlines, Commercial Solvents, Chrysler, Greyhound, and Jersey Standard to 100 shares. He suggests reinvesting proceeds into utilities or Allied Chemical for yield and outlines gifting constraints for minors and potential starter picks for a 1000 to 1500 dollar allocation, highlighting Spear’s investment guide for new investors.

Bethlehem U.S. Arnah Steel Trans World Airlines Chrysler Greyhound Jersey Standard Allied Chemical J.P TransAmreica Georgia-Pacific Roger Spear Roger EB Spear Anderson Herald Box 1618 Grand Central Station New York X.Y Gen Fes Cotp

Kennedy Is a Secret Movement in the Race

Buckley chronicles two Kennedy supporters at a Midwestern university as they watch campaign logistics unfold. He argues Kennedy’s strategy hinges on televised, youth-driven momentum and orchestrated appearances to create the illusion of unstoppable force, while noting the candidate’s vague policy record and demagogic perceptions.

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Brady health advisory letters from Dr Brady column

A humorous reader letters column from Dr William Brady discusses humor and health topics. It includes a letter about iodization and nutrition in the Great Lakes basin, praising the column while warning about quack remedies and asking readers to send stamped envelopes for replies.

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Vice President Humphrey Faces Public Recognition Hurdle

The piece notes Vice President Humphrey could gain the Democratic nomination if he overcomes a lack of public recognition. It mentions the Dodgers using hula hoops as a training aid and comments on Don Drysdale's potential pitching year, with Freeman, Talesh, and dairy price supports cited as context in a busy, fragmentary summary.

Humphrey Los Angeles Dodgers Don Drysdale

Notable local figure backs Boys Village aid in Orrville

W J Smucker of Orrville Ohio, famed tool maker, dedicates the Smucker Building at Boys Village in Smithville, addressing over 1 000 attendees. He chairs a privately funded rehabilitation effort housing 42 boys per cottage with supervising couples.

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Folklore Lessons From Jokes And a Stormy Funeral

A collection of quips about apt retorts and office delays contrasts with a funeral scene for a disliked woman. The storm interrupts the rites with lightning and thunder as mourners remark on her arrival. Will Rogers’ line on diplomacy closes the note.

Anerican Will Rogers

Victory Is Defeat In Vietnam by Paul Harvey

Paul Harvey argues that a decisive military victory in Vietnam would impose long term costs through continued redeployment and policing. He critiques politicians for vague peace plans, questions funding for endless war, and urges a clear, affordable foreign policy instead of ?

Ginder North Vietnam North South Vietnam Sens McCarthy Kennedy Johnson Sen Khe Sanh Richard Mixon

Polaris Sailor Training Demands Long, Demanding Path

The Polaris crew requires extensive training across multiple schools and assignments. Prospective submariners undergo six years of training including submarine basics at New London, Dam Neck, and nuclear sub qualifications. Advanced studies cover digital spotters, inertial logic, transistor theory, and fire control systems.

Globe New London Conn Dam Neck

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Roger E. Spear Anderson, Herald Anderson Newspapers, Inc George D. Crittenberger Robert E. Jackson Jane Toner Scott Peggident Harriet WY TONER Vice-Provident Charles W. Sauchlin Rawmond Anderson Indiana Madivan Quade Maditon Menser Associated Press AP News William F. Buckley Brady's Health Service McCandy Freeman Tne Georga W. Wrone Ike Rayemond Dix Siicerlty Bie Jim Bishop Inez Robb David Law- Toheg Garry Myers Wooster College Crane Joes Wooster College Fey U.S. A William Wade Fin Jas Paul Harvey News Paul Harvey Vietnam Pentagon Saigon Korea Remcinioes Britain France Fea Corp James B. Martin Martin Polaris
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