Editorials- The Crime Controversy
The piece discusses crime as a political issue, noting differing approaches by Goldwater and Johnson. It traces a 1960s policy arc including a blue-ribbon commission, looming reporting deadlines, and volumes on police, courts, and poverty driven by The Great Society. It argues for stronger policing while upholding constitutional rights and cites crime rates to justify punitive deterrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Law Enforcement
Administration of Justice
Commission
Government Printing Office
University of Maryland of State Committees
Congress
District of Columbia
Johnson
Supreme Court
Opening A Big Success At Anderson Fine Arts Center
Crowds viewed exhibits at the Alford House cultural center on 226 W 8th St. The building’s opening marks a long-awaited cultural facility with a busy schedule of exhibits and programs. Citizens praised the efforts of all who purchased remodeled the building and prepared it for use. A power company tests a new smokestack pollution filter, while a quip about baloney in Congress ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Fine Arts Center
Alford
W. 8Th St
Anderson
Successful Investing- Spear Advises Diversified Long Term Plan
Retirement income will be $15,000 in six years with $30,000 to invest. Focus on diversification beyond small stock holdings to protect against inflation. CDs or fixed bonds alone won’t provide growth. Consider American seating and Consolidated Foods for stability and income, but proceed with caution and use broader diversification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ead McKesson & Robbins
New York Stock Exchange
Consolidated Foods
Spear
Gen
Fea. Corp
Local AP News Wire Fragment
Fragmentary AP style notice appears, with garbled text about news service rights and publication scope. Limited readable items reference local news versus AP dispatches, indicating a printer or wire service attribution note.
Teach a Man to Fish Public Welfare and Business
Paul Harvey extols entrepreneurship urging youths to join business to create jobs and wealth. He cites Americas share of world resources, praises Amway founders De Vos and Van Andel, and argues government aid breeds dependents. He invokes Horatio Alger and stresses guts to build the American dream through enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
Unite States
United States
Heata
de Vos
Amway Experatio
Jay van ‘Andel
Amway
Horatio Alger
Ce Ceutry
Gen
Fea, Corp
Smoking Harangue Triggers Reader’s Heart Trouble
A New Jersey reader disputes a health column on smoking, detailing the smoker’s behavior, fires, and odor. The letter accuses cigarettes of societal harm and urges quitting, while Dr Brady notes willpower as key to breaking the habit and invites brief replies to his Beverly Hills address. The piece includes preface text from the U.S. Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Dr. Brady
Adare
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
The Worry Clinic Case of a Selfless Funeral Spendthrifts
Nora objects to her town’s gossip as a funeral director warns against ostentatious bequests. The column notes morticians face accusations of exploiting grief and recalls a wife pressuring for a $1,500 funeral while insurance and costs loom.
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Nora S
Irecter
Uch
Folklore Observations by William Wan
A short, humorous critique of modern folklore usage and common phrases. The piece plays with idioms about saying one thing and doing another, touching on media, identity, and cultural quirks with light satire. It references crossing the Hudson, a barber, and a public sense of worry.
Books That Shaped a Columnist Mind Across Eras
Readers influenced this columnist by childhood volumes and then classic thinkers. Personal list includes Ruskin The King of the Golden River Treasure Island Arthurian legends Water Babies Tanglewood Tales At the Back of the North Wind The Arabian Nights Book of Pirates History and Bunyan. Philosophers cited Plato Aristotle Cicero Marcus Aurelius Augustine Pascal Johnson Burke More Montaigne Unamuno Newman Eliot Frost Lewis.
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Wuld
Ruskin
Golden River
Stevenson
Kingsley
Hawthorne
George Macdonald
Howard Pyle
Cervan Dickens
Child
Bunyan
Plato
Aristotle
Cicero
Marcus Aurelius
St. Augustine
Pascal
Sir Thumas Browne
Samuel Johnson
Edmund Burke
Paul Elmer More
Montaigne
Unamuno
John Henry Newman
T. S. Eliot
Campbell
Robert Frost
Wyndham Lewis
Magellan’s Five Ships Fate and Legacy
Five ships set out under Magellan to reach China. Only one returned. The fleet faced mutinies and shipwrecks as storms and cold straits claimed most crews. Henry Malacca, a slave, became the first man to circumnavigate, while Magellan perished in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magellan
China
Ferdinand Magellans
Alvaro
Martin i
Iba Wi
Magussesnat
Henry Malacca
Africa
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Roger E. Spear
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
L Jackson
Ane Toner Scott Charles W. Laughlin
Edwin A. Bailey
Indiane
Jon Raton
Madison
Indiana
Associated Press
Associated Prats
Il AV
Ics
Brady's Health Service
Arslves
America
George W. Crane
Nora
William Wan
Wade
Brad
Hudson River
S. Lewis
Sir Osbert Sitwell
Basil Willey
Max’ Picard
Martin d’Arcy
Gustave Thibon
Ewough
William Buteler Yeats
George Fencrieff
Hemingway
Steinbeck
Maugram
Mailer
James Dreiser
C. P. Snow
Angus Sartre
Simone’ de Beauvoir
Andre Gide
Ayn Rand
Bierce
James B. Martin
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