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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1965
Page
2
The judges chose Mrs Donald W Hosier as Mrs Indiana amid a field of contenders praised for poise charm and civic involvement. The article lauds her community work and hopes she pursues the Mrs America title with continued success.
A century ago Pithole Pennsylvania bloomed as an oil boom town near Drake's Well with 15 000 residents, 57 hotels and a daily paper. Oil vanished by 1867, leaving only ruins and markers while nature slowly reclaims the site. Deer graze as pines whisper and the land echoes Sandburg.
The article argues that the medical profession backs access to care for all in need while opposing bureaucratic control and socialized medicine. It cites the American Medical Association vowing to treat the uninsured and notes doctors routinely aid indigent patients.
The New York Stock Exchange reports 20.12 million individual shareholders early this year, over three times the 13 year earlier total. Minors now own 1.28 million shares, up from 450 thousand in 1962, with most owners better off financially and higher home and savings rates.
A reader letters column discusses investment strategy with Jaeger Machine, Madison Fund and General Motors. Readers debate selling real estate, diversifying, and awaiting market direction amid a possible bear market. Roger E. Spear invites copies of his investing guide.
The piece analyzes President Johnson's Vietnam stance and possible moves after his news conference. It argues secrecy may be military prudence, while reaffirming commitment to South Vietnam. It notes public doubt and the need to reassure both the American people and enemies.
A critique of seminary training and campus snobbery in clerical speech. Homer, a 2% aged clergyman, is cited as an example of how graduate study can dull public oratory. The piece contrasts narrative preaching with essay sermons and champions practical platform skill over academic prestige.
The Rambling Hoosiers chapter of the National Campers and Hikers Association held a weekend meeting at Richard Lieber State Park led by president Charles Dunmire. Twenty three members and two guests attended. The next gathering is set for August 14 and 15 at Bass Lake, Indiana inviting camping families to attend.
Dr William Brady argues crowded waiting rooms fuel disease and promotes cubicle spacing like hospital wards. He condemns trick specialists and calls out affluent patients labeled “$400 snobs” while inviting letters for health hygiene questions.
A compact archaic proverb text emphasizes temper control and rightness. It contrasts the peace of mind from patience with the folly of anger, urging calm when wrong or under pressure. The note ends with attribution to Julien C Hyer.
Paula D Lovelace of Alexandria is one of twenty seven junior marshals for Ball State University August commencement on August 20 on the Arts Building Terrace. Over 900 degrees awarded. Dr Francis H Harn of University of Rhode Island will give the address.
A brief survey of folk sayings on self forgiveness and positive outlook. It cites ideas like starting each day anew, forgiving oneself as one forgives others, and keeping humor and fellowship in life while avoiding life’s cares. Also notes practical tips and observations about critics and effort.
Morning program notes from CBS Wish feature color segments and lifestyle banners. The brief item highlights a light format emphasizing current event snippets and cultural topics presented on air.
Readers are invited to Roths Edgewood Mall and Downtown stores for Fashion's A Go Go a lively August event featuring informal modeling music and free merchandise. Shoppers can win a daily disc jockey prize on WHAT and pickups include Villager mannequin pins drawing vouchers and more.
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