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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1965
Page
4
Dr Albert Sabin warns that polio could rebound as immunity wanes among children. Dr James H Sterner notes areas with low immunity raising epidemic risk while complacency follows near vanishing polio cases and echoes past VD complacency warnings. Parents must ensure children receive polio vaccine.
The letter argues that socialistic domestic spending and the Vietnam War will dominate 1966 elections. It urges Congress to explain the land war strategy, the $50 billion annual armaments outlay, and why allies ship munitions to the enemy while air strikes miss enemy hubs. It also calls for scrutiny of welfare program spending.
The piece argues that despite denials a tax increase or higher withholding taxes may be used to fund escalating Great Society programs and the Vietnam War. It warns that after Congress reconvenes in January 10 the administration will seek a politically painless way to cut paychecks.
Following a Supreme Court decision that Communist Party members need not register with the government, the party reportedly grew by about 2000 members in the three weeks after the ruling.
Dr. James D. Bales explains in What Is Communism that while not all socialists are communists, all communists are socialists and they influence socialistic aims in non Communist countries even before gaining power.
Roger E Spear writes that a young investor should realize stock moves from supply and demand, advising selling American Motors to fund five percent yielding Libby Owens Ford Glass and CIT Financial for income. He notes GE questions on daily price moves reflect complex motives and investor behavior.
The Inside Report portrays Charles M. Percy trapped by Illinois Bourbon forces over his progressive stance. It notes Percy's 1962 governor race lead and explains party regulars' fear of his anti-Establishment views as they urge a 1966 Senate bid against Paul Douglas.
A reflective column recounts tales of punishment and moral folly, then shifts to Illinois politics. It traces Percy’s maneuvering for Senate vs Douglas, the Bourbon faction’s push for Governor 1968, and the clash between politics and duty with high stakes and factional lines.
The Indiana State Board of Finance, meeting briefly, discussed funding for special judges and asked Governor Branigin whether they could be paid from the general fund. Branigin warned that nonpayment would prompt mandates, noting an estimated $140,000 yearly cost to fund the special judges.
Kimberly miners estimate extracting a half carat diamond from blue ground requires removing 207 million times its weight in soil. The effort illustrates the scale of resource mining in the region.
A reflective verse-like fragment recalls Mary and Joseph traveling to Bethlehem with the infant Jesus. It contrasts the wonder of new Christmases seen by children with the nostalgia of older celebrations that carry memories and meaning.
A psychologist warns that intense crushes resemble love but may be infatuation. He cites the biblical Amnon and Tamar to illustrate manipulation and deceit, urging teens to seek proper guidance and avoid sensational “butterflies” as proof of love. He offers a sex guidance booklet and resources for personal advice.
Government officers seized more than 200 pounds of uncut heroin valued over 100 million dollars at the home of Army warrant officer Chief Warrant Officer Herman Conder in Columbus. Five other people were arrested in Manhattan as part of the same case. Conder faced a 100000 dollar bond and a December 28 hearing.
A clipping from John Henderson M D warns that excessive vitamin intake can cause toxicity including vitamin D symptoms such as nausea frequent urination diarrhea and calcium deposits in soft tissues. The piece notes uncertainty over exact safe amounts.
Gemini 7 astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell underwent important postflight medical tests at Cape Kennedy. Chief Astronaut Physician Dr Charles Berry noted legs felt heavy on return, tests aim to gauge two week limits, 45 day space endurance, and recovery timelines for future manned space missions.
In Boston the first railway express system was organized in 1839, marking an early step in rapid transportation. The move signaled growing urban infrastructure and the expansion of rail service in the United States.
Question answers debunk the idea that only Eskimos inhabit areas north of latitude 70. The region supports hundreds of thousands across ten nations, includes a city over 100000 in an ice free port year round, and holds the world’s largest uranium deposits. Eskimos form a small fraction of Arctic peoples.
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