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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1965
Page
2
Indiana notes a new high in highway deaths since 1941 with 1,478 or more killed on Hoosier roads. Officials cite speeding improper passing failure to yield and drunken driving as major causes and urge stronger state patrols and stricter prosecutions to curb the toll.
Noblesville congressman Richard L Roudebush says the administration can finance the Vietnam conflict by cutting domestic programs in 1966. He criticizes vast welfare spending and patronage, cites bases like Bakalar Air Force Base as targets, and urges citizens to write to reduce domestic spending and oppose tax increases.
A Latin America Report notes a new mass Jewish exodus from Cuba after Castro’s rise, with about 1,900 of 11,000 Jews remaining and roughly 1,300 heading to the United States. It compares Cuba’s policy to Nazi persecution, citing property confiscation, religious persecution, and informers.
An 18-year-old deer hunter, Nicky Ammons of San Antonio, encounters a Secret Service agent leaping from a car to confront a possible threat as President and Mrs. Johnson arrive in Johnson City Texas. The incident ends without harm, though the hunter gains a memorable Yuletide tale and agent Clint Hill earns praise for vigilance.
In a discussion of Atlantic fishing and a ship dubbed the Seven Seas, students toured from a Newfoundland port after a fire. The voyage, involving 120 American college students, highlighted education at sea and the risks of blizzards, while images of deepwater fishing and a presidential era maritime scene framed the debate on future plans and housing costs in real estate boards.
The Johnson administration debates negotiations amid fears a quick peace could trigger a Viet Cong takeover. U.S. generals warn a South Vietnamese political framework must be built first, or vacuum and chaos may let Hanoi’s force prevail. Kissinger argues for early political push, while Westmoreland warns Saigon could collapse if a military settlement ends without a sturdy political structure.
Poem prayer excerpt urging courage, loyalty, friendship, and moral service. Arranged by Julien C. Hyer. The verse asks God to endow virtues to serve country, uphold the Corps honor, and to practice right conduct in work and prayer.
The article discusses the IBM style electronic matchmaking on college campuses. Dr John Bu Crane of Iowa Wesleyan cites evidence from Iowa State and Purdue where hundreds of students were to be paired, arguing the machine speeds up marriages and does not kill romance.
The Denver mint will start producing new Kennedy half dollars with 40 percent silver next year. The inner copper alloy core keeps the design, while the silver content changes to ease silver stockpile demands and circulate as 50 cent pieces.
An Aspects of Our Times dispatch profiles Rudolf Frimi as a restless figure amid shifting currents. The piece sketches his life in quotes and memories, noting his long view on rehabilitation and the uneasy blend of artistry and public regard.
Roger E. Spear advises selling Natomas after a long hold as the stock’s price earnings ratio lingers near nine while Natomas broadens into real estate and oil ventures. He favors General Telephone & Electronics for growth potential amid modest gains.
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