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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1969
Page
2
The January FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin features J Edgar Hoover warning against fading law and order. He urges balanced crime policy, vigorous enforcement, and decisive prosecution to avoid trading freedoms for shortcuts that invite crime.
A Republican note warns that legislators may face backlash if they vote themselves a pay increase. It argues the General Assembly should govern prudently first, with vetoes and caucus action shaping early sessions. The piece likens self pay to radical campus sentiments and cautions party leaders.
Educational advisor Roger E Spear counsels a reader on choosing stocks for long term growth. He recommends sticking to strong growth equities and avoiding a mixed bag, with examples like water treatment firms and oceanography aids, while urging a clear objective and regular contributions.
A critical reminiscence on the 1968 Pueblo incident and response by the United States and Britain. It reflects on negotiations with Red China, Hong Kong arrests, and alleged pressuring tactics to extract confessions from Commander Bucher and Anthony Grey, criticizing U.S. and British policies and leadership.
Dr William Brady advocates mask wearing and transparent faces shields to limit airborne droplets in daily crowds. He notes the danger of conversational spray travels up to five feet while cough or sneeze spray can reach ten to twelve feet.
The Scientific Marriage Foundation led by Dr Crane offers a courtship program using clergy screened volunteers and computer matching to pair compatible singles. The effort features letter exchanges to build conversation and requires applicants to be readers of newspapers and magazines.
A fragmentary collection of jokes and anecdotes about marriage and domestic life. The pieces include quips about recall referendums, wives guessing bills, dogs with human-like wit, and a punch line about a dress shop bill reflecting everyday family humor.
A reflective meditation contrasts heavenly marriage with earthly love. It recounts a talk with Father Martin D'Arcy on heaven as either present good memories or past evils, urging kindness now and the making of amends, then shifts to a brief constitutional preamble.
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