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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1968
Page
20
Editorial notes higher steel costs for both domestic and imported material as U S producers raise prices about five percent effective Thursday. It says mills face labor-cost shocks from a new contract, imports boost competition, and the industry eyeing break-even points amid rising demand and inventories.
The coming election could reveal the effects of a historic population redistribution. Voters will align by inner city, suburban, and rural areas, with suburbs growing faster than inner cities. The Census shows 156.5 million people outside big cities, shifting political strength toward Republicans in suburbs and rural areas, while inner cities lean Democratic.
A government bureaucrat warns that lethargy and indecision plague operations under the Johnson administration. New programs are postponed and improvements sidetracked as employees and political bosses mark time until the end of the term. The official cites unprecedented slowdowns across routine functions.
A guide explains stop orders protect gains by triggering a sale if a price falls to a set level. A 28 stop becomes a market order, while a 28 stop 28 limit keeps the minimum acceptable sale price at 28. It also covers insurance and stock picks for a middle aged couple.
The 7 year old Hilary Milton promised to attend church every Sunday if he recovered from a mastoid operation. He kept the pledge for more than 2,000 Sundays from 1927 through 1967 and beyond, despite storms, relocations, and a NASA career.
The author argues that nerves and pain are not mainly caused by cold or damp and promotes a high calcium and vitamin D diet. He cites Sherman McCollum and Wrights Applied Physiology to support dietary calcium's role in reducing aches and improving nerve function, urging readers to adopt Ca and D intake and request a booklet for 35 cents.
Dr. Crane cautions against prudery as Laura J. fears her four year old daughter’s self-stimulation. The piece explains masturbation during early childhood as a natural phase and advises parents to provide distraction, comforting bedtime routines, and engaging toys, while avoiding overreacting to protect children’s development. It calls for requesting a 200 point rating scale for good parenting.
An editor jokes that almost anyone can be an editor by sitting at a desk year round. A string of humorous misadventures follows including a man who fell from a roof, a dog attack on a church social pair, and a bronco rider kicked near a corn crib.
James McClellan, Emory University political science professor, runs for Georgia House as a Taft Republican in a district with historic Democratic dominance. The author notes his own political limits, contrasts professorial roles in politics, and cites memories of leaders like Farley and Nixon.
The piece surveys a pamphlet urging disease and accident prevention tied to LBJ and notes the war context. Reagan compares militant critics to Hitler Youth in voice while experts debunk birth rate myths in Catholic nations. It ends with a constitutional preamble reflection.
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