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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1968
Page
2
An editorial condemns overconfidence on clear roads and warns that fog and slick detours invite tragedy. It cites a Wednesday Sellersburg interstate pileup killing five, injuring several, and wrecking vehicles, urging drivers to maintain safety despite calm conditions.
Dr. Dwight L. Wilbur, AMA president-elect and son of former Stanford head Ray Lyman Wilbur, traces medical progress from 1923 to 1987. He notes a shift from surgery and primitive drugs to a thriving health care industry with millions employed and billions spent, while warning of rising costs and arguing for insurance-based access and limited government aid.
Reader seeks guidance on portfolio upgrades with $40,000 cash. Suggested swaps include moving from American Home Products to International Harvester for 5.4 percent yield, exchanging Eastman Kodak for New England Electric System at 3.8 percent, and replacing General Electric and Westinghouse with CLT Financial at 5 percent and Duquesne Light for a higher dividend. Rock of Ages stock noted for 7 percent yield but requires broker checks.
Buckley recounts letters from John Birch Society leader Welch and financier H L Hunt as they threaten and probe his views. He claims a Soviet-style exposure scheme and confesses to a fictional double life, alleging deep manipulation by Buckley’s supposed political enemies.
A column by Dr. William Brady discusses sympathy and health. He argues empathy is best shown by deeds, not words, and denies that common exposure to cold or dampness causes serious illness. He invites readers to mail brief health letters for possible response.
The Worry Clinic concept by Dr George W Cranes gains traction in Colorado and other parishes as Hulda B a Lutheran woman reports scheduling a session for women at Avanstatia Lutheran. Clergy and lay readers embrace medico psychological aids for family, marriage and teen issues as a mental hygiene tool.
A collage of quotations on labor inflation beauty politics and modern life. Notable lines address government spending cigarette pollution fashion and societal norms, reflecting attitudes from business leaders poets anonymous sources and scholars.
The piece highlights the rise of private schools in America as parents seek religious instruction and educational alternatives. Westminster Academy in Northbrook near Winnetka exemplifies growth, with 350 students, a $323 kindergarten tuition, and a diverse curriculum including German, Latin, and future Greek.
James B. Martin traces the long life of the ocean liner Manchuria later renamed Santa Cruz and others. From its 1920s construction by New York Shipbuilding to service as Pacific Mail flagship, immigrant work, and eventual sale for scrap after 43 years of service, the ship’s tale mirrors merchant marine trials and wartime shifts.
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