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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1966
Page
3
An editorial warning of a looming world famine driven by population growth and falling death rates. Experts urge a global push to boost agricultural output and birth control, with the United States urged to lead a worldwide hunger campaign.
An elderly couple asks if government bonds bought years ago will pay full price at maturity 1987 and whether selling now could avoid losses. The advisor notes bonds mature at full purchase price in 1972, can be called, and that funds are needed a loss may be required. suggests selling one bond at a time to minimize cash shortfalls.
A frontier medicine man is replaced by a polished salesman peddling secret space age cures. He markets universal cure alls and preys on public fear. The AMA campaigns with a Beigare checklist to spot quackery and urges contacting local medical society for guidance.
The piece argues that FBI eavesdropping via a bug in Las Vegas blurred lines with wiretaps, prompting questions about Attorney General Kennedy’s knowledge and legality. It discusses 1934 wiretap law, 1940 and 1965 regulations, and calls for clear rules on sharing bugged information with other government agencies.
Brady discusses calcium metabolism, remembering Boas's Patient Past Fifty and ancient theories. He argues against linking arteriosclerosis to calcium deposits, noting modern pathology shows artery changes from worn muscle cells replaced by fibrous tissue and calcifications as review. He invites readers to send letters for health guidance.
Louise J 53 seeks a divorce from Tom after 25 years amid rumors of an affair. The interviewer Dr Crane argues she is partly to blame for straying hunger and urges acceptance of biological differences guiding marital dynamics. He promotes a booklet on Sex Differences Between Men and Women with a stamped envelope and fee.
A humorous tale shows couples resolving big and small decisions differently. An AP dispatch notes similar jokes from abroad, including a South African clergyman suggesting hymns for speeding drivers and warnings on highway safety.
The walkout by 35,400 IAM members in five U S airlines crippled transport and mail service, affecting over 19 million Americans during peak travel and a heat wave. The piece attacks unions and urges private hiring rights, criticizing government involvement and hospital strikes amid the crisis.
In a correspondence from Frank Braynard, the record for fastest merchant ship circumnavigation is deemed unclear. He notes no formal worldwide merchant vessel record, cites variability by route, and mentions the Norwegian Cruise Line’s 80 day claim as potentially partial.
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