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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1966
Page
24
The editorials condemn a rank and file Teamsters strike against the Supreme Court ruling on James R. Hoffa. They argue the walkout disserves 1.7 million members and shows a lack of responsibility in leadership. Hoffa urges restraint, but the piece warns solid reform is needed to curb his influence.
The passage reflects on Walt Disney as an unparalleled force in art and entertainment and notes the world will not see another figure like him. It acknowledges his impact from Mickey Mouse to Disneyland and suggests plans will continue, though the magic may not be the same.
The piece notes holiday highway dangers with last year’s 720 deaths and a predicted 650 to 750 fatalities in 78 hours. It cites Howard Pyle of the National Safety Council urging driver survival training and discusses a study suggesting a single alcoholic drink might reduce accidents or indicate cautious drivers.
A letter from a reader asks whether to sell stocks to reduce mortgage costs. Roger Spear advises maintaining current holdings, noting inflation may persist but debt can be carried as dollars lose value. He suggests a balanced approach for a widow investor, splitting $10,000 cash and $10,000 in stocks.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak describe a tense Indonesian power shift as the army consolidates control after the 1965 coup attempt. Army purges Sukarno allies, tightens rule, blocks PKI influence, and strengthens coastal roadblocks to secure power ahead of a possible 1968 election.
A persuasive health note urges expectant mothers to seek modern childbirth guidance and infant care. It contrasts past secrecy with today’s informed stance and offers a booklet titled Preparing for Maternity for 35 cents plus a stamped return envelope. Dr William Brady invites brief, inked letters for health questions.
CASE B-515 features Lorna Z a 17 year old high school senior seeking guidance from Dr Crane about pressure from her popular boyfriend to have sex. The piece warns premarital relations harm future happiness cites social cowardice risk of pregnancy disease and violence and promotes a booklet and psychological charts for advice.
A poem by Robin Smith in the Pendleton Reformatory Reflector describes a deep internal ache and mystery haunting the soul. The piece contrasts intense introspection with the elusive truth it seeks, ending with a wry American Saying about bore and honesty.
Nixon emerges as the decisive figure behind a sweeping Republican victory in November. He helped elect eight conservative governors and numerous lawmakers, while rivals like Reagan Romney and Percy face dimmer prospects. Nixon’s next moves and a looming 1968 contest loom large as Democrats struggle with Johnson’s position.
James B. Martin notes Crete's twelve day campaign with a German paratroop assault and mass evacuations of over 20 000 British soldiers. He cites 10 000 killed and thousands captured, plus heavy Allied and German losses, calling it a battle to the death and a turning point in aerial warfare.
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