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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1967
Page
2
Rep W E Brock criticizes a nationwide HEW effort that pays welfare recipients two dollars to complete a welfare study questionnaire. He questions paying those who already receive aid and notes the incentive could undermine taxpayer trust and raises concerns about funding from a 10 percent surtax request.
An editorial warning from Warner and Swayse y in U S News & World Report criticizes a proliferation of federal programs 21 departments 150 bureaus 400 allocations totaling billions. It argues spending cannot fix health education or character and calls for self denial hard work and smart policy.
The President rejects claims of a policy shift noting no change. he says American forces would deter aggression while avoiding fights suited to Vietnamese or Asian troops. A campaign speech line is cited to show the intended meaning and credibility is questioned.
The article reframes a claimed 1968 deficit of 29 billion dollars by calculating its personal impact. With 200 million citizens, the extra burden would be about 150 dollars per person or 3600 per four person family, added to the existing share of roughly 1,746 dollars per person. It notes current debt interest costs about 28,000 dollars per minute to taxpayers.
Successful Investing by Roger E Spear offers guidance to a 73 year old investor with a $40,000 home and $12,000 in life insurance. He is advised to hold utilities Commonwealth Edison and Marshall Field, and to consider buying 100 shares of Talon Inc and 100 shares of Pond’s cosmetics for future growth. Comsat is praised as glamorous but volatile, with no dividends expected before 1969, so hold for the long term.
The piece argues Harold Wilson is secure only within his party and will likely stay in power despite economic missteps. It critiques his shift from socialist dogma to austerity, cites devaluation as a misguided fix, and contrasts union power with needed economic liberalization, ending by invoking Milton Friedman.
Brady argues cod liver oil daily can aid chronic joint disability termed Rheumatiz not arthritis. He cites Osler era doctors and vitamin discovery, offers booklet with two tablespoonfuls yearly, and invites readers to request guidance and respond to his health column.
The text recounts a 1905 New York Socialist organizational banquet alterações with clergy and college faculty. It quotes a California executive and argues clergy and employers clash over economics and funding, citing a bankrupt merger and wage demands as proof.
A columnist laments anti liberal preaching by young clergy drawing complaints from Protestant and Catholic members. He cites incidents in Louisville and California where critics oppose church leaders and donations decline. The piece defends American capitalism and religion while promoting a booklet and personal guidance from Dr. Crane Mellor.
A collection of anecdotes about Amish and Scottish descent in Southern Indiana. A farmer miscounts a land purchase totaling 21000 dollars and laments a wrong box while Willie MacGregor repeatedly presents a dispute to the county surveyor, seeking satisfaction rather than action. The American Saying notes breakfast in bed as the hardest meal to obtain.
A columnist argues that bank robberies persist despite federal penalties and proposes fixes. Build cashier cages to ceiling height and station armed watchmen to deter daylight heists while noting banks resist due to customer comfort, insurance costs, and staff resolve. He cites regional incidents and personal connections to emphasize safer banking.
The article traces naval artillery from early cannons in the 14th century through Columbus era practice to 16th century sea battles. It notes guns on warships became standard, with sterncastle and gunwale placements, weights up to half a ton, and iron-bar constructions. It mentions Henry VIII and the Henry Grace a Die as examples of evolving warship design.
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