Thanks Fellows Water Department for Swift Action in Contaminated Supply
The Anderson Herald salutes water department officials and workers for a rapid response after a kerosene base substance entered the Anderson City Water Plant through Ranney Well No. 6. The well was shut immediately, tests were expanded, and chlorine and carbon treatments increased. The State Health Board later confirmed the contaminant as a kerosene base fuel.
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Anderson City
Water Department
Ranney
North Main Sé
State Board of Health
State Health Board
Ralph C. Fown
Indianapolis
Anderson
Ile
Anderson Herald
Anderson Water Department
Fellows
Maritime power shifts alter global sea balance
A United States shipping official warns that the USSR has surpassed Britain and now rivals the United States in maritime power. Admiral Thomas Moor adds that Soviet naval and merchant interests have grown vastly since World War II, while U S merchant fleet declines threaten freedom of the seas and overall U S sea power.
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Great Britain
United States
Hussia
United Kingdom
U.S
Thomas H. Moorsr
Ussr
Merschant Marine
Soviet Union
U. S
High Seas
Notable Quote From Northwaad Gleaner
A Northwaad North Dakota Gleaner letter cites a perceived downgrade of government, claiming individual rights are submerged in collectivism and mass psychosis, leading to demands for gun laws and campus protests.
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Northwaad
N.D
Gleaner
Portfolio balance adjusted by old sales advice
Reader asks about managing a diverse inheritance of 415 listed issues and several OTC and American Exchange stocks. Advisor endorses few changes, recommends selling overinvestment in health care, and shifting to strong picks like International Telephone and Mobil Oil while noting United Air Lines and employer matching plan benefits. Endorses dollar cost averaging and long-term outlook. suggests capital gains opportunities and strategic reductions.
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American Exchange
Ny Holdings
Genovese
Inca
Trans Works
International Telephone
United Air Lines
LHA
United
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand
Enteral Station
New York
Cope
Gea
Fea, Corp
Personal Christmas gifts over ostentation urged in essay
A writer denounces conspicuous holiday spending and urges personal, handmade or locally sourced gifts. He advocates giving to church or charity, and choosing thoughtful, unique items rather than expensive department store presents. The piece highlights craft, local origins, and meaningful acts of generosity.
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Christ
Joneses
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Council For Basic Education
Somascolfege
Brady's Health Service Treats Piles In Dental Style Advice
A health column by Dr William Brady discusses hemorrhoids or piles, their internal and external forms, causes, and treatment options. It warns against hospital procedures for some cases and promotes ambulant injections and home exercises, with a note on personal hygiene and letter replies from readers.
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Sean
Beverly Hills
Jetter
Brady
William Brady
Betoat Camino
South Baye Erly Hills
California
Dieting prescriptions billed as quick ten day weight loss
The column echoes a plea from a 96 year old reader seeking an easy diet, then outlines a dehydration based plan with strict daily calories and protein targets. It cites a Dr Crane Moeller and includes instructions to mail 20 cents for a chart and advice, framed as medical guidance.
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Crane
Folklore Fragments of a Chinese Sage Sayings Paraphrased
A jumble of folk phrases and misheard Confucius style aphorisms. The text riffs on expense, habit, luck, manners, and social behavior with scattered references to China and universal life lessons.
Nixon Dilemma On Negro Cabinet and Party Loyalty
The column argues no Negro in Nixon’s cabinet due to fear of betraying the Negro movement and white gains. It notes growing Democratic loyalty among Black voters while warning against calls for Republican leadership and cites figures like Jackie Robinson and Nelson Rockefeller as polarizing influences.
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Dr. Crane
Nixon
Adolf Hitler
Boston
Jackie Robinson
Walter Lippmann
Miami
Nixom
Jackie Robine
Snn
Nelson Rockefller
Richard Nixon
Ala
United States
Earl Warren
Jacki Robinson
Eldridge Cleaver
Elijah Muhammed
Cassius Clay
Flijah Muhammad
Jackie Robinsons
Whitney Young
Nelson Rockefeller
New York Times
The
Republic
Economic jungle for consumers in auto service say experts
An economics professor warns the auto service market is a jungle for buyers while President Johnson notes ample water supplies cannot be taken for granted. President-elect Nixon faces House trouble, with liberal Senate members signaling conflict, and Dirksen named amid looming tensions.
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Johnson
Nixon
House
Senate
Dirksen
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