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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1967
Page
2
Editorial argues it is unfair to require soldiers to endure enemy fire while denying them the right to return fire. Reports describe American bombers in North Vietnam being fired on by Red Chinese warships with no casualties but plane damage. The piece alleges Pentagon and White House orders prevent defensive action, placing pilots at risk.
Rep. Joseph Clark of Anderson introduced legislation in the Indiana House to exempt active regular Army Navy Air Force Marines and Coast Guard from state income tax on military pay. The measure estimates a revenue loss around 360000 annually, while National Guard and reservists are already exempt under a 1965 act.
Community praise marks the remodeling completion and the forthcoming opening Sunday with a showcase exhibit. The project honors donors and volunteers who made the center possible and invites the public to an open house and reception with free admission expected to draw thousands.
The piece jokes that Russians ferry baby sturgeon on the Volga to protect the lucrative caviar trade. It notes dam and pollution threats endanger sturgeon migration from the Caspian to spawning grounds, prompting this comic if impractical solution. The tone satirizes human problem making.
A correspondent reports a doctor diagnosed physical degeneration of knee joint tissues with no effective treatment beyond temporary relief. The letter argues many so called arthritis cases are mislabelled rheumatism and warns against easy cures sold by “tick” specialists while promising a booklet on chronic joint disability to readers who mail a stamped envelope.
A public clash erupts over Cardinal Spellman’s Vietnam remarks with critics accusing him of impractical idealism while defending his call for victory. The piece frames the dispute as a broader battle over just war, national purpose, and moral responsibility amid U S involvement in Southeast Asia.
A reader asks about increasing holdings in National Biscuit and Pennsylvania Railroad. Roger Spear suggests sticking with National Biscuit and diversifying with a small Gillette stake, while holding Pennsylvania Railroad at current levels amid merger prospects with NW Central.
Clipped article analyzes Dr George W Crane promoting the Sandwich Method to convey criticism without harming egos. It warns clergy and teachers about tone, urges self-identification with audiences, and promotes a booklet and charts for handling sensitive reproof with mailed requests for his booklet.
United Press International reports from Waterford Dallas Memphis and other cities describe car thieves colliding with a pole hitching rides giving false names to police saving illegal beer in a basement fire and an artificial limb found on a roof. An elderly accident question weighs thrift.
The commentator discusses Ray Bradbury's influence and a planned film adaptation of a Bradbury tale. He contrasts Hollywood’s neglect with Bradbury’s truth-telling visions, praising his prose and the moral imagination behind The Martian Chronicles and other works.
The article explains that wood ships sink as air trapped inside dissipates, wood density vs water. airtight compartments slow sinking, then ships reach the bottom. It includes a tale of a clipper captain haunted by finding a derelict ship revealing his father was its lost captain.
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