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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1966
Page
2
The editorial laments U S policy in Vietnam, arguing the war is not being won and criticizing Washington for secrecy, lies, and inconsistent actions. It accuses Britain of pushing for Rhodesia sanctions and questions U S willingness to aid. It calls for truthful explanation of divergent foreign policy.
Fortune magazine suggests 1987 will bring large wage increases and possible strikes unseen in a decade. Federal anti strike measures may be strengthened, while unions push for higher pay amid rising profits. A White House study group weighs antistrike options as labor fears shift.
Bertram A. Powers president of the New York local of the International Typographical Union predicts printers will land a large contract in upcoming negotations with the city newspapers. He says nine other newspaper unions should fare similarly as the industry, once considered poor, is now seen as dead after a 140 day strike.
J Edgar Hoover of the FBI says the Communist Party is pressing a broad campus speaking program. He describes it as a resurgent strategy and claims many Americans show only indifference to the effort.
Reader asks about 2 year inheritance and 10 to 20 year holds. Spear says short term Treasuries are sound cash reserves to shift into growth stocks later, regards Caterpillar Tractor as a long term hold but delays now, favors Avon Products for growth, and suggests Northern Indiana Public Service or Norfolk and Western Railway for higher yield and capital gain potential.
The piece reviews Sukarno's faded legacy in Jakarta as Suharto's generals push a hard stabilization program. It details massive subsidies, inflation, and a shift from allocation to market economy, with a lean budget, foreign debt, and Western/Soviet pressure. It notes risks as Sukarno lingers and the army weighs political trouble ahead.
Dr Brady promotes health and functional efficiency as the aim of weight reduction and cautions against overemphasis on dieting fads. He urges daily brisk walking, notes gender differences in energy and inactivity, and references nutrition essentials while recalling a Canandaigua memory and a local Auntie Binnell character.
A syndicated column by Dr. Crane argues divorce rates stem from unmet needs and social pressures. He describes Beth T a 27 year old from Mellor Indiana who sought help after sexual advances by her surgeon boss and urges readers to request his booklet Sex Problems in Marriage by sending 20 cents and a return envelope.
A kitchen tasting note presents a historic winter salad recipe attributed to William Wade. It describes two large potatoes, mustard, salt, oil, vinegar, onion, and anchors sauce as key ingredients, promising that even imperfect meats cannot spoil the Epicurean feast and ends with a quip about heroism.
A 1936 to present view on GOP unity ideas. It notes divisions between conservative and liberal wings and the impact of Young Republicans and Ripon Society backing Governor Romney. It cites Senator Hugh Scott and reactions from Young Republicans, with warnings that unity efforts may fail if youth mobilizes.
The USS Indiana (BB-58) was dismantled in 1943 and moved to Puget Sound Navy Yard for overhaul before being placed in reserve. It remained in Bremerton Group status until 1982 and was offered to Indiana for a memorial or museum ship, but the state declined due to the enormous cost of moving and converting the hull. Some guns were given to Maplewood Cemetery.
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