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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1967
Page
2
The editorial lauds the Ind 38 and Ind 67 site east of Pendleton for a new high school to ease crowded facilities. The project aims for a spring 1969 opening with modern, well planned facilities and pride in planners amid concerns over ongoing future education needs.
Fire department officials urge elimination of fire hazards at the Madison County Courthouse. They stress the third floor remains a high risk area for county business and stress action regardless of any new courthouse plans.
A group of scientists asks Congress to finance 52 million for advanced radio telescopes to compete with Russia in space research. The proposal compares costs to yearly state allocations and notes existing facilities while urging immediate safety upgrades for current sites.
The Indiana State Fair begins Friday drawing participants from across Indiana and neighboring states. 4-H youths showcase cattle swine sheep and home economics prizes while city dwellers join rural contestants. A colorful fair celebrates progress of Indiana citizens and business.
Readers are urged to build cash reserves to weather potential income cuts, with advice to rebalance holdings including selling Mallory and Monsanto, reducing overextended positions in Texaco and Consolidated Foods, and considering Waddell & Reed funds. An elderly friend weighing annuity versus investments is advised to consider an annuity for steady $500 monthly, accepting inflation risk.
An editor questions Mayor Lindsay's riot tactics in New York and the potential national impact. The piece weighs whether his street presence could reshape Republican images while contrasting with Democrat mayors and pondering rioting dynamics, media effect, and political risk.
Dr Brady discusses chronic joint disability described as nutritional deficiency rather than disease. He cites nutrition advances, contrasts arthritis terminology, and shares reader letters about nutrition improving rheumatic symptoms. He envisions a foundation to teach prevention and cure, invites brief letters with stamped self addressed envelopes to his Beverly Hills address.
Dr. Crane discusses how smell affects sexual excitement and suggests perfumes may renew a smoker’s ardor. The piece links diminished olfactory sense in male smokers to reduced attraction, advises wives to quit tobacco briefly, and invites readers to request a booklet and personal advice from Dr. Crane Mellor Indiana.
A fragment from a William Wade piece includes a humorous verse praising gooseberry tarts and an aside about Americans and breakfast. It wittily notes the taste of gooseberry tart and ends with a child’s warning about overeating and a line on rising living costs.
The piece argues President Johnson should not expand US troop commitments in Vietnam and warns against new Africa involvement. It critiques aid to Mobutu in Kinshasa and the Congo crisis, citing military planes and $60 million yearly, noting risks of imperial overreach and anti-American backlash. Senator Kennedy critiques Mobutu’s actions, echoing past US support for tyrants.
Reported secrecy surrounds a new U S Navy hydrofoil gunboat named Tecumeari ready this summer capable of 40 plus knots. At 71 feet, it uses water jet propulsion with aft struts and stern nozzles above water line, claiming simplicity and easy maintenance as the first of its kind.
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