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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1966
Page
2
Editorial lauds Madison County 4 H Fair as youth guided by 4 H leaders display cattle dresses and home projects at Beulah Park. Emphasizes wholesome effort, home influence, and press support in keeping America strong.
An open letter condemns a group of motorcyclists who visited a Midwestern town wearing unconventional attire and were told to leave. It argues the visitors provoked a hostile reaction with their appearance and behavior, urging a quieter, neater approach in future visits.
The passage questions whether states should decide their legislative seat apportionment by popular vote and argues the Senate, not the Supreme Court, has denied people their right to majority rule in apportionment. It reflects on federal union origins and the evolving powers over state rights.
Reader asks which of two holdings Sundstrand and Marquette Cement to sell for a $5,000 hospital bill. Spear recommends selling Marquette, citing cement industry overcapacity and a weak outlook, while keeping 50 shares of Sundstrand for potential gains. He notes Sundstrand earnings rose in Q2 to $1.65 a share and upward full year estimates.
The article surveys FBI figures and global data, noting crime climbs in the United States by six percent in the past year and forty eight percent since 1960 while population grew less. It compares Europe and Soviet bloc trends, highlights Orkney declines, and cites boredom and urban growth as drivers of modern crime with the welfare state context.
Dr Brady argues vitamins are not universal cures and cites Vilhjalm Stefansson on scurvy treated with bone marrow meat while at sea. He warns most nutrition claims rely on normal diet and warns readers not to overestimate vitamins when malnutrition exists.
A dental convention audience including wives and assistants prompted discussion of sex and marriage issues. Dr Crane proposed sessions and a Kinsey critique noted that wives diagnosing their own condition risks scientific error.
Ray Fleeoer after 49 years in Anderson High School reflects on how teaching in Indiana has changed from rural, improvised hiring to more social norms. He recalls a winter welfare story of a winterwood readiness to teach and a one room schoolhouse in Glasgow Kentucky with relatives as students. A Gary teacher recalls a polite encounter with a former student’s baby and a remembered B grade. American Saylog quips about lifelong learning and procrastination.
Frank Ryals, Long county sheriff and peach grower, faces re election defeat to Black Panther backed candidate. Black power reshapes voting, threatens bi racial society while white leaders fail to attract Negro votes. Mississippi and Alabama comparisons hint at future political realignments and rural poverty shifts.
The article notes that the term sister ships is outdated and nonstandard English. It recommends using class names like Lafayette or Fletcher Class. It also mentions ongoing requests for information about Claude Katherly the Hiroshima Pilot and thanks contributor Tom Batle for his help.
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