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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1967
Page
2
The piece reflects on the annual back-to-school period and the anticipation of fall classes. It notes girls’ acceptance of tradition and the pride in growing school buildings in the Anderson area and surrounding counties. It links the return to school to a better school system and civic pride.
The mid September festival in Anderson showcases both local and out of state professional and amateur artists. Public visitors may view the art treasures at the Anderson Fine Arts Center in an interesting colorful presentation expected to add lustre to an already esteemed venue.
A Middle East professor praises free enterprise for efficiency but questions how 4 percent profits compare to workers 94 percent of net earnings. US statistics reveal wage profit distribution, challenging pro capitalism propaganda and highlighting wealth creation through enterprise as evidence of a superior system.
Food prices rise and the sense adapts that someone profits at housewives expense. A national study shows no one gains at others’ expense and that households spend a smaller share of income on food today. Farmers’ share dips while chains’ profits fall. shortages loom if farming remains unattractive to producers.
Roger E Spear advises caution on Benguet listed on the Big Board. The Philippine gold producer tripled this year amid heavy volume, with erratic earnings and gov policy risks. He urges avoiding high risk stocks and instead pursuing conservative investments. A reader asks about starting with $100. Spear notes no fixed minimum but low-cost commissions and monthly plans, and that a personal broker account is needed.
The Bahamas premier Lynden C. Pindling addressed a Freeport banquet amid debate over Hawksbill Creek Act and vast island development. He defended private enterprise, touted tax and immigration freedoms, and urged a partnership with American investors to alleviate poverty on Grand Bahama.
Clergymen like Reverend Martin Lopahs argue churches should not enter political debates or advocate civil disobedience. The piece recalls the Missouri Synod Lutherans 1967 convention and critiques church bodies for overstepping their spiritual remit.
The story profiles W Irving Granville a New York banker turned fundraiser and Rotary Club sparkplug. His plan to boost December meeting turnout to 100 percent drew support from fellow Rotarians with buddy call reminders and collective pledges. His effort secured full attendance and a surge in donations for humanitarian causes.
A collection of remarks and snippets from public figures and everyday speakers. It cites James Newland of Highways for Survival, a critic on highway accidents, and Lord Chief Justice Parker on juries under direction. The piece notes time glamour and social attitudes with brief quotations.
A physician recounts a Penn Yan encounter with a farmer denying epilepsy and clinging to outdated beliefs about spinal irritations and heredity. The tale widens to critique racist pseudoscience and a broader constitutional preamble on mixed blood, highlighting medical ignorance and social bias.
The piece notes four US defense contenders in trials toward the America Cup. Intrepid leads, with Constellation and Columbia also strong, American Eagle third. The plan aims to run a five race New London to Cotin cruise, joining Nefertiti and Sceptre as trial or reserve participants with a replica of the original America offered as seats.
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