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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1966
Page
2
A critical look at the Great Society highlights perceived inconsistencies. The piece accuses the administration of hypocrisy on child meals housing taxes labor trade and foreign policy while mocking proposed programs and budget packaging.
Rep. Melvin P. Laird and Rep. Richard H. Poff push bills to let taxpayers claim interest on money the federal government withholds. They argue withholding robs earners of use of funds and that the government should pay interest on early payments. The proposal aims to highlight government spending and prompt scrutiny by taxpayers.
Retired at 42 with 12000 savings seeks growth while preserving income. Advisor endorses investing 7000 now, cautions on Fruehaut, Intercoast Life Insurance, and Purex. Recommends Republic National Life, IBM, and Borden for stronger returns, and suggests redeeming Series K bonds for Series E or H to lift income.
A critic argues current social studies programs are dull and vague. The Greater Cleveland Educational Research Council leads a reform effort with a detailed curriculum for math and social science from kindergarten to high school, emphasizing civics, ethics, and civic order.
A public health nurse writes gratefully of using Dr Brady’s rheumatism regimen a high calcium diet with milk and calcium supplements. She notes relief after six weeks and reflects on the medical profession’s mixed attitudes toward chronic joint disability and arthritis.
Dr. George W Crane addresses religious doubt in a reader case about whether God always existed. He likens the concept to a child’s difficulty copying a diamond shape, arguing mental age growth explains faith. invites readers to request a booklet and materials for further guidance.
A United Press International piece notes how word sound affects people. Examples include freshmen wishing for new sample addresses to avoid John Doe mail and a Polish dictionary mix up leading to a joke about Polish in English.
Albany whispers say Sen. Jacob Javits faces mounting GOP pressure to oppose Gov. Nelson Rockefeller for the June 21 state convention nomination. Rockefeller seeks Javits as campaign manager, but Javits plans to decide in May, wary of risks to liberal GOP support and a potential Democratic victory in November.
In 1898 Morgan Robertson wrote Futility about the Titan, a 70 000 ton unsinkable ship. Fourteen years later White Star Line launched the Titanic, 882 feet, 24 knots, carrying vast wealth and the Rubaiyat, which sank after striking an iceberg on April 14 1912 as the radio near by failed to transmit SOS.
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