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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1967
Page
4
Editorial lauds the Madison County United Fund directorship for trimming administration while supporting 32 agencies. It notes a $585,000 goal and calls residents to continued generosity, stressing a historically generous community and a surprisingly low $16,000 admin figure.
Henry J Kaiser died in Honolulu after rising from a $1.50 a week office boy to control a $2 billion empire. He earned fame as a relentless doer in car manufacturing bridge building dam construction and ambitious hotel and apartment complexes. He mixed partisan politics and personal religious views with a unique, self made approach that inspired many to pursue bold ventures.
The piece traces advertising and promotion from ancient Rome and Greece to today. It notes merchants used gifts and incentives like trading stamps to attract buyers amid fierce competition, framing promotion as a timeless, cross era practice.
The Area News of Gillispie, Ir says a movement seeks to form a Public Aid Union to raise living standards for recipients and protect dignity under a socialist government. The column argues the republic form limits such state control and says no respect is due to those unwilling to work.
A reader asks if selling blue chip Hess Oil to buy Hess Oil & Chemical is wise. The column says marrying a stock is a common error and suggests admitting mistakes and switching to better prospects like Hess Oil & Chemical, noting its growth and potential for a merger.
Paul Harvey decries ADC welfare as a growing, taxpayer funded program. He highlights rising recipient numbers, calls for state led work training, birth control counseling, and foster care expansion. He praises Rep Mills for urging cuts and urges congressional action against the subsidy.
Dr William Brady at 625 El Camino South Beverly Hills California offers advice on breathing and health. He promotes belly breathing deep-breathing exercises to prevent venous congestion and conditions like varicose veins and high blood pressure. He sells Volumette 21 Pocket Cyclin of Health for 35 cents plus return envelope and invites readers to write with brief health questions.
A 15 year old local blind boy Gary Neher, blind since birth, excels in piano, basketball, wrestling, and swimming at the Indiana School for the Blind. He won the Best Camper award at a crippled children's camp in Muncie and even taught his counselor braille. He plans to become a piano tuner and is known for helping others and nature study interest.
The narrator recalls joining the Wayne Street Church Young People's Society in Fort Wayne Indiana at sixteen. He describes rapid growth from a few to sixteen members, a memorable presidency scare when he fell for an unseen girl, and later long affection plus career and family notes. He notes his wife as an able partner in life and work and mentions sending for a booklet on coping with loss after their son’s death and contacting Dr Crane Mellor for advice.
A collection of quips and riddles jokes and sayings. The items include answers about breath umbrellas fingers tomor row clothes razors and suits and a wry line about a mother-in-law. Also notes a pun about ash trays and polished rooms.
The piece argues Congress must receive full information on NASA activities to oversee federal initiatives. It criticizes executive reluctance to share data and warns against expanding Washington bureaucracy, urging state and local solutions for noncentral matters like education subsidies garbage control and rat issues.
In Da Nang Viet Nam the Naval Hospital blood bank operates in a combat zone delivering over 1000 units in a month. Lieutenant Erich Stafford notes this is the first time a blood bank has been located within fighting lines. Three specialists, led by Chief Hospital Corpsman T. M. Cooper, manage blood collection, typing, and rapid delivery to casualties.
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