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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1968
Page
2
Dr. Milford O. Rouse argues a large government is needed yet many tasks require private action. Laws cannot force honesty or frugality, and integrity must arise from individuals and communities. Citizens should lead reform, with government stepping in only to assist when necessary.
A reader asks for opinions on growth stocks for a 25 year old and a 50 year old, listing American Hospital Easter Laboratories and others. The columnist endorses Clark Oil and Gas and discusses Holiday Inns, Ivset mutual fund, Plough, Norwich Pharmaceuticals, Ta hley Corp, World Airways, and general market notes with tax and nuclear energy references.
The author questions Secretary Clifford's stance on Vietnam and argues for a shift to a volunteer army to reduce reliance on conscription. He warns against expecting universal global peace, notes the ongoing costs and political pressures of war, and urges public debate on professional forces and preemptive training of locals with mobile, specialized units.
A short health note discusses coffee effects, arguing against common myths about caffeine harming the eyes or causing insomnia. It explains that a moderate dose, about a half to two grains, is typical of a large cup and shows noticeable physiological effects within about 30 minutes, with elimination occurring within several hours.
Short Thoughts discusses how disabled people can work with evaluation training and experience, praising Goodwill Industries as a bridge to employment. It cites Allan Shivers on labor progress and comments on coffee as beneficial for adults, with health guidance from Dr. Brady at Beverly Hills.
The column recounts Terry B age 38 once a stressed lung cancer scare and nightmare boss, who after consulting Dr Crane, becomes a devoted father and calmer husband. The note echoes St Paul’s Damascus turnaround and urges compliments to improve family happiness over pursuing money.
A collection of whimsical anecdotes and moral quips. A tramp asks for trousers from a doctor’s door, a train passenger taunts a lost town, and a missing doll prank spirals into a child’s memory test. Includes playful American sayings and quirky misprints.
Column cites federal ruling in Dodd matter where Bron Pearson and Jack Anderson were found guilty of publishing Sen Thomas Dodd's private papers. Judge Holtzoff notes limited damages possible, questioning equal protection for public figures and risk of defamatory campaigns in politics.
The article advises treating a used sailboat purchase like a car. Read the end chapter Buying a Boat in Sailing Golds, use a yacht broker for honest advice, consider chartering to test a boat, and note that new boats in 14 to 40 foot range cost 1,000 to 3,000 dollars.
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