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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1965
Page
4
Case W-480 presents Clyde T a mail carrier who faces dogs on routes. It advises bold nonchalant approach to dogs, using anger not fear, rehearsed voice, and firm stance. If attacked, use a quick sidestep jab to defend the throat and stomp the ankle if needed.
A columnist argues U S policy helped South Korea emerge from conflict shaping a prosperous takeoff. Cites President Chung Hee Park praising growth with GNP up 62 percent and exports up 391 percent while noting industrial progress and power gains. Also contrasts with communist nations and urges critics to match Korea’s gains.
The United States plans to bring Lt Gen Edward G. Lansdale retired into the South Vietnamese effort. Once an adviser to Ramon Magsaysay he has urged a strong cause for freedom and independence against communism. The piece notes his cool headed leadership and questions whether slogans are needed to explain the war.
The columnist explains cement shares stay weak due to overcapacity and squeezed margins from fierce competition. Prices and profits are unlikely to improve soon, with Puerto Rico Cement seen as the standout pick in a weak sector offering about a 5% yield. They note National Dairy as a blue chip with steady growth but not cheap, and Illinois Central Industries as a holding with merger appeal and a protected 4% yield.
About 60 members of the Viet Nam Day Committee tried to block a troop train bound for the Oakland Army Terminal in Berkeley, but failed. The train moved slowly through the Santa Fe terminal at about 15 miles an hour as demonstrators leaped tracks in a last attempt.
A reader letters column reviews John Birch Society members stance on alleged pro communism by high officials. It cites Frank Cullen Brophy and other Birch supporters, arguing over interpretations of First Amendment limits and Warren Court actions. The piece notes Birchers defend conservative positions against perceived communist influence.
Houston AP report describes L Gordon Cooper Jr and Charles Conrad Jr testing eye chart patterns from space near Laredo Texas. Cooper saw dark 2000 foot squares while Conrad struggled with contrast making recognition difficult. Observers hope results aid navigation and detect distant ships planes and lights in future missions.
A brief moral verse urging steadfast faithfulness and steady conduct in victory and defeat. The speaker vows to live by truth, endure suffering with grace, and finish what is begun, clinging to righteousness.
A compact collection of verses and reflections from a period columnist notes rhymes on Medicare protests, household quirks, family disputes, and persistence. It cites historical dates such as the 1813 Battle of Lake Erie and 1846 Mexican War, plus anecdotes on Robert Fulton and Caverns capacity.
The White House issued a 27 page paper explaining U S aims in Vietnam. President Johnson directed distribution through State and Defense departments and public channels with 5000 copies printed. The booklet includes historic timelines and speeches by Eisenhower Kennedy and McNamara to define America’s role.
Dr Crane Mellor in Indiana asks correspondents seeking personal advice or his psychological charts to include a stamped self-addressed envelope and 25 cents to cover typing or printing costs. The note instructs how to request materials and suggests a formal, solicitous tone for private inquiries.
Dr Brady questions prevailing views on capillary endothelium and permeability, contrasting calcium effects with tissue perfusion concepts. He argues capillaries are not microscopic vessels and urges clear physics of blood flow, inviting readers to submit health letters under specific instructions.
Anderson Rotarians will feature a program on the Babe Ruth World Series during today’s noon meeting in the Mulberry Room of the YMCA. Carl Erskine, a member of the series sponsoring committee, is set to present a baseball celebrity as speaker.
Hundreds of anti government Hue students protested in the former imperial capital with police cordons around the city center. Leaders of a group representing about 1000 students demanded purge of military bosses and a legally elected government. The demonstrators backed Buddhists and called for Thieu’s ouster amid draft protest.
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