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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1968
Page
2
Hoosier editors urge restraint as Indiana lawmakers clash over a salary increase. Critics warn against a $4,000 to $6,000 yearly raise, arguing pay should rise only after a session proving fiscal discipline and no tax hikes.
The piece contrasts federal welfare policy with IRS audits, noting earlier claims that welfare applicants faced fewer investigations while taxpayers are routinely scrutinized. It argues the irony of exempting welfare seekers from investigation while treating taxpayers as criminals after filing returns.
The piece argues the United States faces a turning point as Congress expands consumer protection laws. It warns overregulation may curb marketplace freedom, reduce incentives for innovation, and risk a supermarket dominated by federally approved products. It urges serious public reflection before shaping an economic system.
The two largest stock exchanges will implement a volume discount on trades over 1,000 shares, reducing member and farm income by about seven percent or 150 million yearly. The SEC penalized Merrill Lynch for insider leaks, ordering office closures of 21 and 14 days. SEC chief Cohen signals likely stronger mutual fund legislation next session. mutual fund sales rose to 5.5 billion in ten months, total 1967 at 4.7 billion.
Delegates at the American Heart Association banquet sampled lean roast beef margarine made with polyunsaturated fat and ice milk, signaling a casual link between cholesterol and heart disease. The event underscored prevention through diet and exercise as the primary weapon against heart trouble amid talks of dramatic therapies like heart transplants.
The piece argues that liberal media and scholars are hinting at a broad McCarthyism campaign targeting Otto F. Otepka, a State Department security officer, for enforcing rules on background checks. It suggests such pressure could deter Nixon from pursuing deep security inquiries during a new administration.
The column discusses holdings like Allegheny Cooper Jarrett National Biscuit Rexall Drug and others with projected earnings and growth. It notes long term potential for Bluechip issues and recommends holdings while discussing a takeover case at Electronic Specialty and International Central’s bid.
Dr Brady urges daily calcium via milk and dairy plus adequate vitamin D sun exposure for all ages. He critiques wheat milling shifts, promotes whole wheat as a vitamin B complex source, and recommends iodine supplementation especially inland. He offers a pamphlet "Wheat to Eat" and notes limited personal replies to letters.
A controversial advice column explores how men use love declarations to pressure sex, urging readers to beware drunken seduction and false devotion. It warns that many so called lovers are hunters seeking easy gratification and that true love is rarely on the first date.
A collection of quotations from public figures and notable individuals shows candid views on politics, family, aging, and fame. Edits include an Ethiopian insinuation about U S elections, Mrs. Kennedy on Onassis, Lee J Cobb’s return to stage, and Elizabeth Taylor on aging and beauty, reflecting era tone and social attitudes.
William F. Buckley derides a Princeton conference of international scholars aligned against Nixon. He notes Ford Foundation funding, lists participants like Bundy Ball Kennan and Galbraith, and casts the gathering as an elite, out of touch effort to steer U S policy. He contrasts the preamble to the Constitution with recent anti Nixon sentiment.
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