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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1964
Page
2
The Anderson Herald argues federal urban renewal brings control and hardship for homeowners. It cites a low offer of 6 867 for an apartment house valued by private realtors at 15 000 and by the assessor at 13 610, urging the redevelopment commission to ensure fair prices and avoid shifting legal costs onto dislocated owners.
The Pentagon confirms a Pacific based Polaris submarine program led by the Daniel Boone with a second sub Tecumseh planned by early 1965. A seven-boat Pacific squadron at Apra Harbor Guam and 228 missiles across Mediterranean Atlantic forces mark a broadened two ocean nuclear force.
A reader asks about buying State of California tax exempt bonds direct to save fees and discusses investing about $2,000 in American Motors. The reply warns of risk at age 68 and suggests alternatives like Jersey Standard, noting bonds now offered yield 3.50 percent and that some prior issues have sold. The notice promotes Roger Spear's 43 page Guide to Successful Investing for $1.00 plus address.
A psychologist describes how a despondent 24 year old man, Harry Z., seeks social improvement. The narrative voices Dr Crane advising on changing outlook and methods to gain friends through the Compliment Club and indirect sources.
James B. Martin profiles William F Buckley Jr in a brisk review blending Cold War era commentary and civic outlook. The piece discusses Vietnam era debates, leadership questions, and Buckley’s voice amid national difficulty while weaving in maritime metaphors about progress and defense.
A swan found frozen to a ship deck at Royal Albert Dock was thawed by dockers and flew away. In other, far-ranging remarks, UPI notes public views on empathy and a China nuclear proposal, urging continued talks and restraint amid Vietnam War pressures.
A New York UPI report notes greeting cards now merchandise year round. Industry sales rose to about 698 million in 1963 with Hallmark American Greetings Norcross Gibson and Bustcraft dominating. Women buy most cards for birthdays holidays and personal occasions at about 25 cents each.
A Muncie judge issued a temporary injunction preventing the four township reform school district in northeastern Delaware County from taking effect Friday. The plan, approved by voters on November 3 and endorsed by state officials, was challenged by residents led by Albany residents excluded from the district.
Wokingham England A traffic police report notes Walter Cooke a former London police driver was fined 56 dollars for careless driving after fifty years without a traffic conviction. Plant Fires New York Experts say causes include friction spontaneous combustion poor maintenance and housekeeping ahead of matches and smoking.
A devotional poem attributed to Julien C. Hyer The Shepherd urges readers to keep faith in God through the new year: trust, banish fear, bear burdens, stay humble, and pray that faith does not fail The piece emphasizes personal spirituality and daily reliance on faith to meet responsibilities
A collection of humorous anecdotes and folk sayings featuring a college youth, a Swedish immigrant before a judge, a pious passerby and a playful child. The pieces explore miscommunication and common proverbs with a light, folksy tone. An American saying notes great deeds begin tomorrow.
A reader asks how to address a husband’s dangerous drinking. Dr William Brady replies to urge immediate AA or psychiatric help and possible court commitment for treatment, stressing the impact on family and community and the need for decisive action.
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