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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1969
Page
3
Chicago police boosted to the nation’s highest pay with a 1500 dollar annual raise effective now and a 309 dollar hike on July 1, lifting experienced officers to about 41000 a year. The pay rise comes amid lingering criticism of police conduct at the Democratic National Convention and broader concerns over police control and reform pressure.
TV networks announce a shift in Saturday morning lineups with two violent animated shows dropped January 4. NBC plans replacements featuring animal clips and a kid friendly quiz format as critics warn violence in cartoons shapes youth behavior.
A columnist laments permissiveness and urges loud voices to condemn unclean thoughts and disruptive behavior. The piece argues individual freedom erodes standards and the country’s lifestyle, noting a Napoleon letter to Josephine ending with a biting postscript.
Roger E Spear outlines a 20000 inheritance split among utilities and energy issues, notes holdings in Higbie Manufacturing and other stocks, favoring a growth path via a 10000 Towns Fund and a monthly withdrawal plan, while promoting his 43 page investing guide for purchase.
The spoof forecast lists national and global events with many named figures, places, and institutions. It parodies economic policy, labor, and political culture, naming Albert insiders, presidents, and professors while predicting odd outcomes and implausible scenarios for the coming year.
Dr William Brady promotes a regimen for rheumatism described as not medicine but nutritional maintenance aimed at preventing degenerative joint tissue damage. He contends arthritis is a misdiagnosis tied to malnutrition and calcium, vitamin D, B complex, and iodine deficiencies, and claims his plan cured a New Jersey follower who quit after a year.
The piece argues 25 percent of applied psychologists stay connected to real problems while 75 percent in ivory towers cling to jargon. It rails at polysyllabic phrasing, cites Tony Z and Dr Crane, urges practical case methods and invites readers to write for a booklet and evaluation.
Folklore by William Wade recounts a college men song playful parable about generosity and scarcity. It uses imagery of peanuts crackers oranges and shortcake to contrast sharing with withholding, then adds a line about demoralized money. An American saying notes a bankrupt person divorcing from debt in hope of remarriage.
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