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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1967
Page
2
Patterson of American Oil Company argues that big government is real and growing. He urges businessmen to identify social and economic problems and act quickly at the local level, urging involvement in community affairs and politics to foster a constructive business government relationship.
Critics blame Congress for watered down truth in packaging rules while supporters push tighter controls on package sizes and weights. They warn new laws curb consumer choice and rely on regulators to protect buyers from market variety.
Negotiations with major trucking firms involve 7500 companies and 450000 workers as the Teamsters press for wage gains up to 7 percent. Hoffa warns any strike could spark national anti strike legislation while White House council guidelines cap total pay increases near 3.2 percent.
Roger E Spear answers investors with counsel on holding and selling stocks. He favors Anaconda for its $5 dividend, Gulf American Land for long term growth, and retention of McIntyre FruehauI, American Cyanamid, and M I T Growth while advising disposal of the rest. A couple with two children should shift from Pittsburgh Steel and CPI Steel to rising earners and dividends such as Texaco Carlisle Plough American Name Products.
Senator Jacob Javits positions as chief ideologist for the Republican side, urging the Committee of One Million to consider negotiating with Red China. He questions the group’s hard line while proposing limited talks to ease tensions and end the fear and hysteria surrounding China.
Dr William Brady argues against tonsillectomy praising tonsillotomy for enlarged tonsils. He notes tissue remnants after removal, questions defense role of tonsils, and urges caution due to risks and rare life-saving exceptions. Readers are invited to submit stamped letters for response.
A dubious sales pitch urges clergy to adopt a Compliment Club method and narrative sermons to boost attendance and salary. It portrays Lem a 49 year old pastor who improved his church's turnout by praising the faithful, using humor, and story telling as applied psychology.
An Indianapolis AP dispatch explains common Weather Bureau terms. Snow means steady falls with intermittent breaks. sleet is frozen rain pellets. ice storm and freezing rain describe glazed surfaces. cold wave warns of rapid temperature drops. blizzard brings high winds and deep snow. snow flurries indicate short, light accumulations.
Russell Kirk argues against paying for unowed charges from impersonal retail billing systems. He shares his wife Annette’s experience with relentless monthly books and debt collectors, urging readers to ignore threats, report practices to the Better Business Bureau, and fight back against aggressive billing.
The article lists U S Navy ships by category on a wartime date: 807 combatant ships 202 mine craft 1 042 patrol or s 1 233 auxiliaries 49768 amphibious types and 3 348 service and district craft. The Army totals 1 765 vessels and 6 704 smaller vessels. It notes U S as the world’s top navy with Russia second and Britain third. It then describes daily rains at Monkey Mountain near Da Nang and the demanding Seabees efforts to keep supply routes open amid harsh conditions.
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