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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1968
Page
2
Alice Widener discusses how airlines refuse passage to outlandishly dressed passengers. The piece criticizes airport staff and calls for colleges to adopt similar standards to curb disruptive behavior among the youth culture.
A columnist argues Americans are shifting toward self help and private enterprise to reduce reliance on federal aid. He warns that endless spending and inflation harm economics and government cannot sustain vast give-away programs. Increased awareness of welfare limits boosts optimism for future prosperity.
The National Observer outlines looming inflation with examples like a $10 haircut and a $116 weekly food bill for a family of four. It warns prices will rise further if the dollar weakens and government spending continues, urging alignment of spending with taxpayers’ ability to pay.
Roger E Spear notes CNA Financial Great American Employers Group Bellanca and Northwestern National form new holding companies. He argues mergers extend beyond insurance with financing real estate and mutual funds and suggest renewed vitality in a long established business.
A column reviews Don McNeill's Breakfast Club ending its long run. The piece honors his influence on American radio culture, noting decades of central role in Midwest audiences and the show’s place amid shifting industry standards. It reflects on media trends and calls for less centralization and more humane broadcasting.
Dr Brady discusses calcium in the body noting a 3 pound calcium store in healthy bone, a steady drain with age, and limited use of blood calcium measurements. He cites The Chemistry of Food and Nutrition and promises a follow up on calcium’s physiological roles. Letters to Dr Brady invited with stamped envelopes.
The text parodies a constitutional preamble with altered words. It references establishing a more perfect Union promoting justice domestic tranquility defense welfare and liberty for the people and posterity in the United Males of America.
A historical note describes inmates at Indiana Reformatory adopting Jung Sook, a Korean girl then 8, now 12, providing schooling and support. The letter from her thanks Foster Parents for affection, a cat, and highlights family hardships and a move to a new home.
Michigan reader and Catholic critic argues Vatican II style renewal creates bold changes. He cites lay participation, rising clergy media presence, civil rights protest participation, and dialogue with Protestants as signs of upheaval. He warns the Church risks decay by chasing modern trends.
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