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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1968
Page
2
The piece outlines how daylight saving time could create overtime claims when a shift begins 23 hours after the previous end. It notes arbitration outcomes, with mixed results, and advises contracts to address time changes explicitly to grant or deny overtime pay in such cases.
The federal meat inspection law, backed by a $1.24 million two year cost to Hoosierland, faces state funding of $620 000 for 1968 69. Critics argue the Department of Agriculture exaggerates horror stories to justify federal reach while Indiana officials note few plants receive federal visits.
Reader seeks advice on turning a $300 windfall into growth over five years for college costs. Roger Spear counsels against mutual funds, suggests stock picks like Aven Products and Baxter Laboratories, and warns of market risks. For Keystone Funds, K-2 is average, while Keystone S33 offers faster growth. provides contact for Spear’s investment guide.
Paul Harvey argues that Christian mission cannot be enforced by Protest or political action. He cites Billy Graham and Adventists to emphasize preaching the gospel as the only effective path to improve societal ills and urges staying within Christ’s teachings rather than Caesar’s business.
A reader recounts using Epsom salt as a remedy since World War I and exposes an internal bleeding episode. A physician advises following the new doctor’s warning to stop magnesium sulfate and avoid its use.
Students push for bigger voices shaping education, with off campus free universities and independent terms. Holling College launches one month short terms as students pursue self directed study and varied topics within the campus.
Dr. George W. Crane discusses why older men may seek younger partners and how perceived superiority affects romantic function. The piece cites Clark S. 47, a widower dating a 24-year-old teacher, and notes reactions from family and society. It covers marriage psychology, age differences, and requests readers to mail for a booklet and charts.
An essay traces how the phrase new deal entered political language, noting Henry James and Roosevelt as early touchpoints. It recalls Sen Norris Cotton’s awkward NH speech where a heckler and the chair attempted to salvage the moment amid a drunken interlude.
A Canadian citizen and former Hungarian fighter, Arpad is described as a professional mercenary willing to fight for pay in Biafra, Congo, and Nigeria against various factions. The piece paints him as suave, soft spoken, and fearless, likening him to a medieval knight errant while noting the brutal, pay driven nature of African mercenary fighting.
A Seventh Wet attack carrier striking force flies daily strikes from three carriers on Yankee Station in the Tonkin Gulf. Escorts plane-guard carriers and maintain wind over the deck by steaming if calm. Night trawler interference aims to push carriers off course, but destroyers guard flight operations and rescue downed fliers, saving many lives.
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