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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1968
Page
2
The article cites FBI data and President's Commission findings on burglary as a major property crime, noting 1966-67 increases, urban vulnerability, and youth involvement. It lists prevention tips such as proper door locks, lighting, and citizen-police collaboration, with local Crime Alert contact in Anderson.
Exiled congressman Powell, famed for black power stance, cut short campus lecture series due to cold. California campuses faced disruptions over seating and protests as Powell left unpaid motel bills and later canceled engagements at San Francisco State and Stanford.
The text critiques President Johnson's State of the Union address as unimaginative and poorly delivered. It questions the speech's failure to relate Vietnam to foreign policy, debates phrasing about the nation versus government, and argues taxation and inflation hinder housing. It ends noting the state of the union is better than the president's mind.
Dr. William Brady answers reader letters on digestion and dental health, critiques dietary dogma, warns against unsafe dentistry, and invites mail inquiries. The piece frames digestion links to overall health and longevity, citing allergic reactions and oral care as key factors.
A female centered environment shapes Betty into a romantic idealist misreading male behavior. Everett, a 28 year old editor, seeks divorce amid misunderstandings in a small town newspaper couple. The piece explores how Betty’s isolating upbringing and late exposure to men distort her view of marriage and reality.
A fragmentary look at how children imitate rhyme and conversation, showing instinctive speech patterns during mealtime prayers and party quatrains. It notes the ease of mispronunciations, common humorous lines about meals and weather, and old American sayings reflecting harsher justice phrases.
The Flying Cloud, built in 1847 by Donald McKay, set a 79 day voyage from New York to San Francisco and ran 37 miles in a day. Captain Sabiah P. Cressy skippered her as private maritime capital fueled American clippers in the California gold era.
Investor writes for guidance on how to measure yields and whether to swap holdings. He cites 160 U S Steel, Gulf Oil, Jersey Steel and others, noting current yields and potential income gains from switching to Exxon Oil related stocks. The advisor recommends rebalancing toward higher income via cash-like holdings and cautions against short selling Xerox.
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