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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
2
Editorial argues Johnson's $3 billion seven month cut is a budgetary maneuver not a deficit reduction. It claims deficits will rise to 10 to 17 billion and blames inflation on war spending. The piece rejects tax hikes as ineffective and calls for immediate domestic cutbacks. It criticizes administration for not curbing welfare and inflation harming the economy.
The piece argues that U S forces will seek enemy through mobile strikes while South Vietnamese troops handle pacification duties. It notes tensions over primary vs secondary roles, and warns that military victory alone may be hollow without political understanding and full grasp of complex factors.
Roger Spear advises three age siblings receive long term growth stocks and discusses minimum commissions. He suggests American Hospital Supply Bristol Myers Avon Plough Litton General Foods and explains US revenue bonds and tax exempt bonds differ from EE bonds with semiannual interest and deferred taxation. He notes Spear cannot answer all mail personally but will address questions in the column.
A column by Dr. Crane argues parents must mold children’s habits and beliefs from a young age. It urges weekly Sunday School attendance and daily religious duties, praising mothers as chief moral custodians while warning against delayed choices.
A Rowland Evans and Robert Novak analysis argues US troop presence shapes South Vietnam, delaying local leadership growth. It notes Vietnam War army inactivity, village security shifts, and youth cynicism while highlighting Saigon’s assembly debates as a potential path to representative government.
Medical letter from Dr William Brady summarizes lead exposure sources and symptoms, notes that many adults excrete small amounts daily, and details casual measures to remove lead from produce. It mentions tests for lead in urine, historic signs like a blue gum line, and recommends magnesium sulfate and iodide treatment.
A collage of quotations reflects how people perceive their era through humor religion and everyday life. Anonymous lines on happiness danger and habits mix with notes from a church sign a Batman banner a bank sign and remarks from a club bulletin.
A columnist argues African ambassadors largely back a Saudi backed UN move and suggests moving headquarters from Manhattan to Geneva or Vienna. The piece mocks Manhattan risks and cost, cites Mugging incidents, and notes Soviet interest in Geneva or Vienna as neutral hosts.
Navy record pacing refueling of destroyers at sea is marked by USS Barry near Newport. On March 20, 1963, Barry completed an approach to USS Champlain within ten yards in five minutes five seconds to receive fuel. Adm. J R R Reedy praised the crew for precise handling and safety on open water.
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