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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1966
Page
4
The piece weighs 1966 affluence against Vietnam war costs and domestic discontent with private enterprise. It cautions that wage unrest and inflation threaten capitalism while urging understanding of economic basics to preserve liberty. It calls readers to pressure Congress to avoid a slide into socialism.
Investor asks about guidance on Campbell Chibougamau Mines and Scurry Rainbow after losses. Advisor flags high cost copper and oil and gas bets as speculative with poor dividend prospects and suggests switching Campbell Chibougamau to Consolidated Foods and possibly moving Scurry Rainbow on any recovery. Also advises tax-exempt bonds to switch to Illinois Power Ist 5.85s and mentions a paid investing guide.
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled the District Court erred in upholding the Georgia legislature’s denial of Julian Bond’s seat. The opinion held that Bond’s expressed opinions and SNCC statements did not prove an intent to violate the oath or defy Selective Service laws, protecting his First Amendment rights. The decision raises unresolved questions about who judges a legislator-elect’s intent and hypocrisy.
In his health column Dr Brady cautions that aspirin is not a cure all and can be dangerous in idiosyncratic reactions. He cites cases of overdose and allergic symptoms and warns readers to rest after dosing and avoid self treatment for illnesses.
A long speech case study argues Paul G a brilliant pastor is hindered by complex language. It urges pastors to mimic Jesus using simple words short phrases stories and audience focused phrasing to better persuade listeners and promote religious advertising.
A fox terrier meets a dachshund with a knot in its tail asking why the knot exists. A zoo visitor jokes a skunk’s cage reminds him he owes a letter. Fritz Kreisler forgets a concert date, wandering into a fish market. Husbands and wives, strings on fingers, and a family album argue for present-day style.
A reviewer denounces the 1965 Freedom's Frontier for shallow organization and Eurocentric coverage. The critique notes excessive focus on the home front in World War II, scant treatment of the First World War, omission of Castro and Vietnam, and a paternalistic tone that belittles student readers.
The text presents the Preamble to the U S Constitution outlining the purpose and guiding aims of the document. It declares the goals to form a more perfect union establish justice ensure domestic tranquility provide for defense promote general welfare and secure liberty for current and future citizens.
The article compares Fulton to earlier steam boat pioneers Jonathan Hulls, Marquis Jouffroy dAbbans, James Rumsey, William Symington, James Watt, and John Fitch. It argues Fulton integrated science, turned errors into progress, and commercialized steam power with The Steamboat, leading to a fleet on New York waters and the Mississippi, while Chancellor Livingston pursued luxury. It notes the Phoenix as the first sea trial vessel in 1809, taking 13 days New York to Philadelphia.
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