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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1966
Page
2
An editorial argues money reflects wealth earned by work, not fake value from government handouts. It condemns high deficits and price controls while warning against a welfare state, foreign entanglements, and a per capita decline in real goods despite rising money income.
The piece notes public speculation within the GOP that President Johnson might not seek re election in 1968. Barry Goldwater and Idaho Governor Smylie are cited proposing health and mood factors could push a Texans retreat. The author doubts such retirement would occur.
A reader questions fad stocks General Electric and General Motors bought in 1961 and a failed Ameri Can deteritationsl Bowling Corp. Transition Electronics 4045 and why they underperform. Roger E Spear explains inedisputable rule of investing and suggests moving Transition into C.LT. Financial. He also evaluates food chain stocks and advises diversification toward Safeway and Chas. Pliner drug stocks for a conservative portfolio.
Buckley critiques Secretary McNamara and President Johnson over Vietnam war costs and timing. He mocks the notion of a theoretical terminal point and urges Congress to demand information and accountability. The piece warns of continued escalation and political secrecy as elections approach.
In a health column Dr. William Brady argues calcium and vitamin D prevent many aches linked to deficiency. He notes personal experience with cramps and tetany, rejects nerves as the sole cause of pain, and offers educational pamphlets via stamped self addressed envelopes.
In a reader dialogue Florence D asks if Santa belongs in church Christmas serves. The response argues Santa embodies benevolence and Godlike spirit, traces origins to Dutch settlers, and warns against removing Santa from the sanctuary as attendance declines. Enclosed note offers contacting Dr. Crane for advice.
Folklore notes that stress in human affairs brings odd terms into use such as no win governor vote from the Les ter Maddox Howard H Callahan contest. Associated Press reports crops in registration and a tongue in cheek glossary from DePauw University band director Dan Hanna.
The United States appoints Dr. Robert G. Neumann as ambassador to Kabul. A learned, worldly diplomat, Neumann brings wartime service, UCLA links, and experience in France and California politics. The column praises his wit and judgment and hopes for improved U S policy through capable diplomacy in Afghanistan.
The ship in Havana Harbor during the Maine sinking was the City of Washington, a Cuba mail steamer. It sheltered in Havana for days and its crew lowered boats to rescue survivors after the explosion, then served as a hospital ship and earned wide praise for bravery.
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