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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1967
Page
2
A columnist warns that persistent court decisions and civil rights protests could erode police control and public order, risking a future military takeover. Citing past riots in 34 cities, the piece argues that continued breakdowns may force military intervention to restore order.
Rep. Charles Chamberlain reports that free world ships arriving to North Vietnam in the first half of 1967 nearly doubled those in 1966. He notes June alone added eleven ships and warns that continued aid facilitates the war. He criticizes U S policy for not curbing this traffic and links Rhodesia policy to allied actions.
Rep Harold R Collier introduced a bill to suspend aid to any nation that severs diplomatic ties with the United States over the Arab Israel conflict. He urged the State Department's stance on continuing aid after severed relations is soft headed and unnecessary. The measure would cut off aid until relations are re established on terms satisfactory to the United States.
Reader outlines holdings and asks for profit taking on Memorex in the high growth tape sector. Roger Spear notes Memorex trades around 60 times estimated earnings, predicts cooling in hot IT issues, and recommends taking partial profits while considering aggressive funds like Fidelity Trend. He confirms a Sinclair Oil to Atlantic Richfield convertible and explains its conversion value plus a 3.9 percent yield.
Paul Harvey argues that minority groups achieved acceptance in America through individual excellence in sports arts science and business with the Negro story cited as evolving toward civil rights He condemns violence as a shortcut noting leaders and politicians exploited unrest while urging nonviolent progress and warning against scapegoating other minorities
A columnist reviews an Arthritis Foundation appeal likening breakthroughs to polio vaccines, questions sensational language, and favors calcium with vitamin D regimens as part of rheumatism care. Letters from readers discuss personal health, skepticism, and requests for pamphlets, with a closing preamble to the U S Constitution.
Dr George W Mellor urges readers to stop buck-passing and see loss as a doorway to growth. He recounts Leona B s tragedy and family grief, noting the bereaved form a global fraternity and that faith can evolve after sudden death. A booklet So Long George 1 offers guidance to widen horizons through loss.
Folklore by William Wade presents a humorous admonition about mood and manners. It ridicules grumbling and executives while noting common sayings and everyday frustrations. The piece blends proverbs, jokes, and wry observations on human behavior.
Russell Kirk argues citizens must defend law and property during riots. He cites the Pontiac incident where Rep. Arthur Law killed a thief defending his grocery and urges bold stand against looters. He portrays government slow to act and praises self defense as civic duty.
The Little Horrible known as Que Sera Sera survived Antarctic peril longer than its peers. After landing in minus 59 degree weather a radar reflector marked the site and filming failed as cameras froze. The plane logged over 10 000 flight hours on brutal routes before being museumed and used as an ice taxi for workers.
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