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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1966
Page
2
August in Paris sees many shops and theatres close for annual holidays while Americans and other tourists flood the city. Renault pauses plants briefly but resumes normal August schedules as residents seek seaside retreats and ski holidays.
The CPUSA calls members to organize around the Democratic Party and its appeals to voters. The piece notes CPUSA ties to a foreign government and Soviet domination, framing it as a significant national concern beyond the Bircher controversy.
In letters to Roger Spear a reader aged 78 asks how to raise income. Advice favors paying off mortgage, selling half American Telephone stock, and reallocating into bonds such as Southern California Edison and Gulf Oil to improve returns. A second reader seeks tax efficient retirement funding by shifting funds into municipal bonds with long enough maturities.
A rebuttal outlines errors in Drew Pearson charges against Senator Dodd alleging venality. It asserts no free shoes from Goodyear, clarifies voting against shoe tariff cuts aligned with Kennedy, and disputes gifts and favors cited as misconduct. The piece stresses the column mixes misstatements with context on footwear tariffs and appointments.
Dr. William Brady argues against hospital births in a provocative column. He cites a man handcuffing himself to stay with his wife during delivery and attacks hospital care for normal births. The piece advocates home birth as safer and more natural, calling hospitals for the sick only.
Dr George W Crane argues families with lively conversation boost a child's IQ and reading ability. Debbie a four year old showcases chatter while parents are urged to expand vocabulary with precise terms and avoid slang. Readers are asked to order a booklet to raise school marks.
Acquaintances recall Eugene Field performing a mock poetic dictation to impress visitors, claiming inspiration comes from hard work and the “application of the seat of the trousers to the chair.” The tale ends with Field dictating a poem and ordering it printed the next day.
Governor Romney faces criticism for weak foreign policy knowledge after remarks on Viet Nam at a Los Angeles event. The piece notes Romney lags Kennedy on Viet Nam and could affect his presidential bid and vice presidential prospects, with comparisons to Nixon and Stassen.
An excerpt explains the Spanish Main as the coastal region of Spanish America from the Isthmus of Panama to the Orinoco mouth. It notes buccaneer activities, piracy in the Caribbean, and legends about maritime superstitions and old English laws on crew ministers aboard ships.
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