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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1961
Page
16
Andrew R. asks about a seven year marriage with a four year old daughter and a wife who is emotionally distant. The piece argues marital technique must be learned and urges readers to seek guidance and a bulletin on sex problems in marriage.
Dr Brady endorses Mild Tincture of Iodine as the superior public wound disinfectant. He explains the old tincture’s higher iodine and alcohol content, contrasts it with the 2 percent iodine mix, and gives a simple daily application tip with cotton on a toothpick followed by mouth care with soap solution or boric acid rinse.
A traveler recalls a southern mountain anecdote where Zeke and his wife Melindy navigate a tense moment at their cabin with a shotgun and warnings about dangers outside. The excerpt shifts to health notes about iodine uses and cautions on skin applications, then reflects on counter irritants and the value of practical home remedies.
A reader argues that President Kennedy scapegoats critics as extremists while praising liberal allies. The letter contends free speech and party choice safeguard the nation, criticizing Kennedy for labeling dissent as unpatriotic and urging emphasis on sound fiscal policy and strong foreign policy.
A 1948 Churchill speech is cited to argue a double standard in anti communism. The piece links Churchill warnings to postwar campaigns and claims the communists apply one standard to themselves and another to opponents of freedom.
The article discusses NATO conventional force expansion led by the United States to deter Soviet moves on Berlin. It notes 57 000 U S troops bound for Europe by year end with gear like M 14 rifles M 60s and M 60 tanks plus the M 113 APCs while Britain France the Netherlands and Belgium bolster forces. It contrasts Western divisions with Soviet strength in East Germany Hungary and Poland and warns against escalation to nuclear war.
Washington rumors say George Romney Fred Seaton and Robert Taft Jr may emerge as potential rivals to Nelson Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater. Romney could run for Michigan governor and gain a national profile. Seaton aims for Nebraska governor. Taft Jr. pursues Ohio leadership with a bid for governor as DeSalle’s term ends.
A reader asks about investing a $10,000 excess checking balance to hedge inflation. The expert recommends a diversified top grade stock list including Reynolds Tobacco Scott Paper American Electric Power and CIT Financial. Atlantic Research is noted as a defense related speculative buy with strong earnings progress in the 1961 column.
Five Indiana traffic deaths blamed on freezing rain sleet or snow as a warmup nears. Drivers urged to prepare cars keep wipers defrosters brakes lights and tires in good order and drive with extra caution. Slow approach intersections clear ice and snow before moving and ensure clear right of way at crossings and major junctions.
The text portrays Robert Taft Jr as a rising, popular Republican leader in Ohio politics with potential for future statewide and national influence. It notes a trio of new faces, including Seaton and Romney, positioned left of Goldwater and Rockefeller, and frames Taft as aligning with Nixon Republicans.
A Christmas prayer expresses gratitude for blessing and asks to help those in need. It recalls Wise Men and Bethlehem and seeks to share gifts to brighten others’ Christmas with Silent Night joys.
Signed letters about health and hygiene to Dr Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif will be answered only if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Due to volume only a few can be answered here and queries must follow instructions.
Ambassador Koichiro Asakai told the Economic Club of Detroit that it serves U.S. interests for Japan to gain economic strength and be a peace factor in Asia. He warned of protectionist sentiment in the United States and noted a $2 billion trade surplus Japan ran with the U.S. from 1953 to 1958.
Bela Huzska, 46, a Budapest bookkeeper, received a six year term after court findings that he became engaged to 25 women in succession and coerced about $50,000 with promises to buy apartments.
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