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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1966
Page
2
The editorial condemns the Post Office Department plan to take over parcel post from private carriers arguing it would invalidate private property rights and personal liberty. It warns that forcing private workers into federal jobs and subsidizing loss-making government service harms investors and the Constitution.
A Midwestern official cites two subsidies two percent loan aid and tax exemptions to show REA co op advantages over investor owned utilities. He argues free electric service for 215 000 homes for 11 months in 1965 would still leave his company financially better off. The speech condemns subsidies as wasted taxpayer funds and praises investor owned utilities for service efficiency and responsibility.
The article argues that most Americans favor pursuing the Vietnam issue to a conclusion rather than treating it as a game. It contends the administration uses the war to avoid confronting a peacetime economy with balanced budgets and sensible federal programs.
In a column on successful investing the ITT group is highlighted as a leading telecoms manufacturer under Harold Geneen. Merger with American Broadcasting awaits FCC approval while ITT revenue and earnings rise from 1960 to 1965, with projected gains for the year.
Washington notes Alex Rose heads the Liberal party and blocks Frank O Connor from the Democratic nomination risking a Democratic split. Kennedy remains pivotal as Rockefeller foes weigh a Buffalo convention showdown and Liberal veto potentially fades with Rose's power challenged.
Dr Will liam Brady in South Beverly Hills advocates a high protein high calcium diet for chronic rheumatic conditions. He debunks labelling disputes and urges readers to avoid “avant quack” clinics. The guidance favors cheese milk greens nuts and whole wheat bread while warning that public letters may be answered with stamped self addressed envelopes.
A column by Dr. Crane urges teenagers to face challenges like a batter facing a pitcher. It contrasts tough life lessons with family hardship, cites Lincoln and Babe Ruth, and promotes psychological rating scales for employers and employees. Readers are invited to request tests by mailing Mellor, Indiana, with a stamped envelope and 25 cents.
A collage of quotations reflects 20th century anxiety driven by mobility and change. Remarks discuss vulnerability, moral fluidity, privacy erosion, and disquieting social trends amid political and cultural shifts.
A columnist praises self defense for women amid rising crime and police criticism. A Flint reader Mary confronts a teenage gang, aided by police, exposing underprivileged attackers and weapon hunts. The piece argues the primary right is safe streets and questions legal outcomes.
William Baffin held the longest record at 7 degrees 45 minutes north in 1613 to 1618 with his party aboard Discovery and Godspeed. The record stood 286 years until Commander Kunt Bane reached 80 degrees north in 1853 and Robert E. Peary finally arrived at the Pole in 1900 after a twenty year pursuit assisted by Eskimo companions.
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