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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
2
A thoughtful talk by James Griffin of Sears on women’s evolving place in society. He urges educated women to use talents for the common good, warns against shrinking from responsibility, and notes shifts to the nuclear family and increased societal duties.
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara seeks a single 550000 strong Army reserve force under federal control by folding all non transferred units into the National Guard. He also shifts congressional travel oversight to his office and moves up to 5000 key personnel to standby reserves, drawing mixed reactions from veterans groups and lawmakers.
A reader asks if it is wiser to invest savings and a paid mortgage into stocks like Consolidated Edison or Texaco rather than maintain a rental house. The adviser notes the rental is underperforming, urges building reserves, and considers mortgage and tax costs before reallocating to equities.
VIENTIANE Laos UPI Vice Premier Gen Phoumi Nosavan announces a birthday celebration with open invitations promising simple hospitality from 6 am to 6 am the next day at his villa. Separately a stock split discussion mentions a 2 for 1 division and price adjustments, while Edison directors consider a higher quarterly dividend.
A review panel discusses James Baldwin and Richard Avedon in a provocative critique of American self image. The piece cites Brustein and a clash of liberalism, attacking perceived disloyalty while praising Avedon’s photographic methods and Baldwin’s protest rhetoric.
Dora and Don, recently married, face $444 monthly obligations on a $125 weekly income after a swanky honeymoon and high end buys. Dr. Crane Mellor urges living within income and offers a Budget Book guide to curb debt and poor money management.
Fragmentary report shows a minister and a doctor with a strained relation discussing marriage, education, and healing. References to lipanes college, bookkeeping basics, and household laundry practices appear amid dialogue on tissue, blood vessels, and care.
A letter from Dr William Brady critiques Alcoholics Anonymous and his earlier stance on treating alcoholism. He notes past revisions to his views, discusses contacting local A A groups, and mentions a pamphlet offer on nutrition and narcotics. The piece includes his address and requests for readers to follow instructions for replies.
The text cites three gates from Genesis Matthew and Revelations and notes God closes Eden, a narrow gate in Matthew, and a gate that none may close in Revelation. It urges facing each of these gates as a moral or spiritual path.
A short, dialogic scene aboard a tramp steamer shows tension between the captain and mate as they swap notes from someone’s handwriting found in the ship. Entries read "July 11-Mate drunk" and "July 12-Captain Sober" reflecting temperamental shifts and the neighborly hold on real estate.
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