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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1965

Page

2

LBJ and an uncertain trumpet in Vietnam policy

Analysts warn the Johnson administration may shift toward accepting Hanoi proposals including a South Vietnam withdrawal and internal affairs as set by the Viet Cong. The piece critiques a potential partial or joint election solution and calls it a surrender to communism.

Johnson Viet Nam Dean Rusk South Viet Nam Hanoi National Liberation Front Viet Cong LBJ Laos Ho Chi-minh Lucky Laviano Crime Lis Dow Sato Japan Nas Tito Mao Sukarno Kremlin Peking Moscow

Murphy Critiques Viet Nam War Administration in Fortune

Charles J. W. Murphy, former Air Force aide, lambasts McNamara and U S management of the Vietnam War in Fortune's August issue. He cites Bien Hoa base explosions that destroyed 22 planes after a crowded airfield observation and calls the operation disorganized and costly.

Charles J. W. Murphy Air Force Viet Nam Fortune Magazine Murphy Bien Hoa Mur Phy Defense McNamara

Free Lunches Gone as Government Costs Rise

AP analysis notes L A Livingston argues local governments face higher costs as citizens demand more services without paying more. He warns the public that the era of free lunches is over and fiscal pressure will shape future tax burdens and government scope.

AP Business News L. A. Livingston Livingston

No one with ability denied education in the United States

The piece asserts that qualified individuals deserve as much education as they seek and that historically no capable person is denied schooling in the United States. It emphasizes that many successful people have worked their way through top institutions.

United States

Successful Investing Upgrade Your List When Switching A Speculation

Investor questions and guidance from Roger E. Spear on stock switching. The dialogue criticizes a $30 purchase at 50 shares of South Puerto Rico Sugar now failing, cautions against Giant Yellowknife Mines, and suggests Atchison Rnv with 3.1 percent yield. A second reader asks for growth stock ideas for $2,000, mentioning King's Department Stores as a potential, noting its small size and earnings of $2.50 per share for 1965 making it seem undervalued.

Roger E. Spear Puerto Rico Dominican Republic Yellowknife Atchison Rnv King's Department Stores King’s Conserva Itive

Johnson and 14b on Taft Hartley bill debates

The piece argues Lyndon Johnson may push Congress to repeal Taft Hartley 14b protections. It contrasts Johnson’s past pro labor stance with current pressure from aides and labor unions, urging the Senate to display courage against labor pressure while noting Johnson’s mixed signals and historical quotes.

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Pink Elephant Sayings Spell Out Odd Ball Wisdom

A string of humorous rhymes about a pink elephant describes quirky antics and misadventures from space to the bar. It riffs on why pink elephants wear shoes how they appear behind bars and how to spot them by footprints and smells.

Outer Space

Silent Resolve in Prayerful Verse

A brief, dated verse reflects on biblical restraint and the prayer for freedom from harsh speech. The speaker requests divine help to conquer bombast and garrulity and to remain calm and silent in trying situations, avoiding becoming a bore.

Bo'suns Toast With Extra Rum for Queen's Visit

Royal Navy crews aboard 70 ships received an extra rum allowance as Queen Elizabeth visited the Clyde. The Britannia signalled the splice the main brace decree to celebrate royal approval, naval discipline, and the Queen's inspection of ships and crews during the tour.

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Bees Force People To Stay In Houses In Tokyo

A swarm of bees forced residents in southern Tokyo to lock themselves indoors in stifling heat for nearly three hours early in the day. The incident disrupted activities as authorities assessed the swarm and ensured safety.

Tokyo

The 29 Panics and Marriage Woes in Dr Sneed's Clinic

A discussion of the so called 29 panic in marriages where erotic frustration leads to a final fling. Women fear turning 30 and 29, while some men dread turning 25. the piece warns husbands to address marital strain and provides a contact for psychological guidance and charts.

Dr. Rich- Istaction Sneed John Gallishaw

A Real Doctor Dear Dr Brady Newark Readers Praise Family Physician

A Newark reader extols a beloved family doctor, Dr Brady, lauding his personal care and approachability. The letter urges readers to submit questions on medical ethics to Dr Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills, noting limited responses due to volume.

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