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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1967
Page
2
Editorial notes that Anderson benefits from a strong General Motors economy with higher wages and rising fringe benefits. It cites GM hourly pay in 1999 at 1.54 and 4.68 in early year figures, fringe benefits climbing from 18 cents to 1.30, and price inflation vs earnings, arguing the city is fortunate as GM funds flow into the local economy.
The Committee of 100 plans to rename Grosvenor Square Genocide Square with new nameplates, signaling opposition to U S policy in Vietnam. European critics, Martin Luther King, and Sen. Wayne Morse are cited amid broad antiwar sentiment and graffiti abroad.
Reader questions about adjusting an elderly mother in law portfolio and transferring Series E bonds. Expert advises trimming slow movers like steel stocks and Ford, increasing General Telephone Avco and Reserve Insurance, with caution on American Motors. Series E bonds may be co owned with a brother, and the first issue dated May 1951 extended to 1971.
A report on Governor Ronald Reagan’s address to the Young Republican National Federation in Omaha highlights partisan reactions, including praise for delivery and criticism of perceived conservatism. The piece notes internal tensions, debates on racism, and the YA leadership’s effort to govern its own affairs amid scrutiny.
A health column asks readers about arthritis and rheumatism, invites questions for publication, and offers a pamphlet on digestive troubles. It brands modern miracle drugs as doubtful and includes instructions for sending stamped envelopes for replies.
Dr Crane explains a breath holding method to surpass two minutes by rapid deep breathing and a 13th breath, then belching to recycle stomach air. Tim B a 16 year old swimmer is cited as reaching 34 minutes with practice and relaxation. The piece cites North western University training and suggests heart attack patients use controlled breathing to increase blood oxygen.
Folklore recalls a rhyme about reflection and self in others. It cites Goethe and a World War I soldiers' prayer misattribution, plus Bert Leston Tailor’s verse lampooning the children's prayer. It ends with an American saying about a menu as a hill of fare with the best meal scratched out.
The piece argues state and local licensing rules burden small contractors in Michigan and beyond. It notes licenses for 27 building operations, bonds, and written exams, forcing specialists and raising costs. The author says such regulation stifles competition, hurts homeowners, and shifts work to big firms or employed trades.
Continued from yesterday’s column a reader terms guide explains ship parts and commands. It covers terms like hatch, hold, rudder, port, starboard, prow, and nautical mile with simple mnemonics and anecdote about a captain who studied a cake.
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