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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1968
Page
2
The piece argues Washington warned against entangling alliances and entrenched power. It links his advice to postwar U S mistakes in Vietnam and Russia, plus domestic secrecy, censorship, and partisan politics, urging readers to apply his guidance to modern events.
The article reviews Fidel Castro’s January speech and repeated promises since 1959, noting unfulfilled goals for farming and meat supply. It contrasts past cattle export strength with current rationing, and cites U.S. policy shifts from Bay of Pigs fallout to Vietnam troop and dollar commitments.
A reader seeks guidance on stock selection with 1.0 to invest. The advisor endorses Western Bancorporation but recommends American Seating and later suggests TransAmerica for diversification. The column cites American Photocopy as a speculative buy and mentions Lost Plough Two as a steady performer, with cautious guidance about risk and gift investments.
In a 1960 broadcast, Paul Harvey argues the United States fights a losing war in Vietnam with insufficient aims and resources. He condemns the approach as dangerous and un-American, urging either full commitment to win or withdrawal, and praises those who pledge blindly to their country yet acknowledge current errors.
A reader remembers a hospital rescue for indigestion and notes that fear of surgery or dental anesthesia can be reduced. Dr. Brady discusses antacids like calcium carbonate and magnesium-based options, warns against daily bicarbonate use and magnesium purgatives, and promotes official guidance via mailed letters.
Mark T., a political science instructor, debates George Washington's advice against entangling alliances, criticizing U S leaders from Wilson to Kennedy Johnson and Truman for drawing the nation into wars while urging a nonaligned stance. The piece cites opinions from scholars like Mais Kutner and discusses the United Nations amid calls for peace and national strength.
A quirky miscellany of humorous bits and anecdotes. The piece riffs on a crosseyed teacher, a misbehaving child, a parrot lesson, a gossiping aunt, and a provocative woman lecturer. It closes with a traditional American saying about waiting for Old Jock.
The second oldest U.S. higher learning institution marks 275 years since founding at Williamsburg. The piece contrasts its storied past with modern campuses while praising its traditions, dignity, and technologic evolution. It notes notable alumni and leaders and reflects on its Christian heritage.
The Seventh Fleet Destroyer-Destroyer Group and other U S ships operate in Vietnam waters from the South China Sea to the Tonkin Gulf. Destroyers and cruisers perform varied roles from engaging targets to rescuing downed airmen as Sea Dragon patrols continue along the North Vietnamese coastline.
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