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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1967

Page

2

Wrecking free enterprise must be stopped now

A controversial editorial warns that anti trust actions against General Motors threaten the core of the U S free enterprise system. It argues big corporations sustain innovation jobs and national strength and condemns any move to file an antitrust suit as a socialist threat and a war on American industry.

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Speculation advice from Successful Investing column

Roger E. Spear warns against high risk speculation even for seasoned investors. He recommends reducing downhill trades like Bank of America and shifting into solid growth stocks. He also notes no load funds can offer growth, citing Fidelity Trend, Oppenheimer, and Dreyfus, with Penn Square Mutual as a prospectus option.

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End of Freedom Now and the Integration Debate

A late 1960s column surveys liberal attitudes on civil rights and Vietnam. It cites Dr. Martin Luther King Jr as a landmark yet controversial figure and notes three paths: integrationists, separatists, and pessimists. It discusses militant backlash, evolving leadership needs, and calls for practical measures in education, economics, and policing.

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Tonsillectomy Debate Sparks Medical Backlash in Town

A column criticizes tonsillectomy as a major operation with high death risk and urges preservation of simpler tonsil removal. Ten physicians retaliated with a round-robin letter to the local paper defending the procedure.

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Behavior Tests for Teen-Agers by Dr Crane

An article by Dr Crane argues parents and teachers overcontrol teens while teens must assume responsibility. It promotes a self assessment "Behavior Test for Teen-Agers" to gauge independence, with instructions to send 20 cents and a stamped envelope for the chart and advice from Mtellet, Ind.

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Folklore by William Wede

Folklore sketches light marital banter and jokes from common couples. Witty exchanges show husbands and wives teasing about piano playing, clothing fit, staying home, anniversaries, and cooking with light pride and sarcasm. A brief American saying closes the piece.

Protecting the Dollar Debate on Tax Increase and Spending

In a column arguing for restraint on federal outlays, the piece examines how foreign and domestic spending threatens the dollar’s value. It criticizes aid programs and urban renewal as nonproductive, urging action to align spending with income to avoid devaluation. The author cites Japan and Britain as contrasts and warns of potential consequences if deficits persist.

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A New Kind of Generation Message from Commander Hopkin

A draft of a commencement address by Commander Jerome Hopkin USN urges Rehoboth Beach Delaware students to read and apply his warning about global conflict. He notes youths face questions on life death love and happiness amid rapid technological change and the risk of unlimited destruction. He warns of a future demographic shift and the need for youth to prevent total destruction.

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