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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1966
Page
2
A long opinion piece warns that a proposed National Data Center could assemble vast personal data into a government controlled dossier. It argues second hand information may invade privacy and questions whether inflation and government spending undermine freedom and currency value.
In a syndicated column Ross Hermann argues federal urban renewal transformed Hough from a prideful 1957 area into a overcrowded 1962 slum. He contends displaced families and overcrowding raised crime and welfare costs, forming a ghetto with record social ills.
A reader asks which holdings to hold or cut Con solidated Edison and Scott Paper are advised keepers while Korvette and ANelex may recover Avco Corp shows strong growth in diversified sectors with higher earnings and a four percent dividend. A 72 year old widow asked about withdrawing savings to invest and is advised to keep funds in current accounts with no stock purchases at this time.
The Inside Report analyzes Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and the SCLC in Grenada Mississippi as a probing test of tactics. It questions local desegregation progress, claims overreliance on national staff, and suggests potential for broader South-wide voter registration strategies.
Dr William Brady discusses fluoridation of municipal drinking water and its debated health impact. He cites Tristan da Cunha as a case where natural fluoride coincided with good teeth, arguing against anti fluoridation alarm and noting the balance of science and public sentiment.
A clinical sketch titled The Worry Clinic discusses Tom a 17 year old high school senior who worries about health takes four pills daily and seeks medical care. The piece links fear to early family neglect and emotional insecurity noting similar fears among teachers and widowed spouses. It advises understanding rather than disdain and explains how to contact Dr Crane for personal advice.
A group at a resort shares humorous verses and old lines recalled from childhood and a lake trip. Stories pass back and forth as a maid's knock and a serenade tale provoke reflections on aging, love, and misread signals, ending with a playful quip about tears multiplying.
A column explores why people remain honest even when opportunities exist to steal. It argues that conscience alone is weak without trained moral habits shaped by family, religion, peers, and culture. It cites examples, philosophy, and literary references to show behavior stems from learned patterns, not pure conscience alone.
Readers contend the first sea going steamship was the Phoenix launched for a Hudson to Delaware River voyage in 19 days with full steam propulsion. A counter view notes Noahs Ark replica built by Morrison Ship Co in 1982 as a 322 by 49 foot vessel of 12000 tons and a cargo slip for years.
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