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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1967
Page
2
The piece hails the Madison County 4 H Fair highlighting more than 2 000 club members and 81 adult leaders guiding 63 clubs. It praises youths ages 10 to 19 and 200 junior leaders, stressing the wholesome progress in agriculture and crafts and offers deep thanks to all involved.
The piece surveys welfare laws challenging residence requirements in federal courts across states, noting Connecticut's June decision striking down aid residency rules. It cites 8 million Americans on public assistance, NYC's large and diverse client base, and debates over whether welfare is a right or a temporary aid. Opinions diverge between critics fearful of swelling rolls and proponents aiming to normalize social support.
Reader asks how to allocate a large savings toward growth and income amid illness. Spear flags Foote, Cone risk, favors Del Monte and United-Greenfield plus Duncan Electric for steady income. Recommends two long term holdings while noting growth and income are often incompatible for the caller. Also comments on Medicenter of America as a speculative but potentially strong healthcare play to watch before committing.
Dr Robert Hingson of Case Western Reserve University veterans a medical expedition to Costa Rica with vaccines for smallpox measles and other diseases. An army of volunteers travels by truck jeep plane and foot to immunize communities then returns within 30 days. The mission raises funds polls health needs and educates on public health.
Dr William Brady discusses diabetes management through vitamin B complex and limited insulin. He cites testimonials claiming reduced insulin needs with B complex, urges urine glucose testing, and notes saccharin as a sugar substitute. Readers are invited to send stamped envelopes for brief personal health replies.
A Lafayette man with a decades long traffic violation history faced new charges after driving in a fatal crash that killed a 1 1 year old girl and injured four others. State and local records show repeated DWI convictions from 1950 onward, plus arrests for reckless driving and leaving the scene.
Dr Crone critiques state colleges tax exemptions and “industrial” efficiency, arguing taxpayers fund cheaper Eastern tuition. The piece cites Senator Joe T and calls for shifts to boost revenue, while warning against free education as a fleeting luxury and urging readers to seek Dr Cranes advice.
A collection of folk maxims from Indiana reflecting rural life phrases about honesty, relationships, happiness, secrets, and common sense. Notable lines compare roads to friendship, warn against overreaching in marriage, and mix humor with practical wisdom.
A letter dated Summer 1967 seeks money for Church and McGovern from Archibald MacLeish as front man for an anonymous fund supporting dove‑leaning senators. The appeal questions the leadership of MacLeish and links to the National Conference for New Politics and FBI-listed groups, criticizing Vietnam-era policy and urging voters to hold Senators Church and McGovern accountable in 1983 campaigns.
Thomas MacDonough, American naval hero, served from 1800 and earned fame for decisive victories on Lake Champlain during the War of 1812. He faced British forces with limited ships, saving Vermont and New York, earning high honors from New York, Vermont, and Congress. He remained aboard the American ship despite Britain’s gunfire, symbolizing steadfast leadership.
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