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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1969
Page
2
A resident criticizes a Warren Burger letter and post office policy for subsidized bulk mail that may spread indecent literature. The piece argues Supreme Court rulings and postal budget enable harmful material and urges joint action to curb exposure to hard core publications.
The piece argues rapid global expansion of print and broadcast media has raised awareness and connectivity while also causing information errors and misinterpretation. It warns consumers to analyze news sources and sustains the paradox that greater knowledge reveals limits to what we truly know.
A Scientific American piece notes animals sleep more soundly due to built in protections. They close eyes, ignore noises, and take turns guarding. Humans brood and worry about the future, keeping wakefulness alive while animals lack such cares. Hot milk, anyone.
A satirical piece notes rumors of a firm named Problems Incorporated selling worry for prices from 1.98 to 500. It argues many so called problems are not real and that executives will assess customer worries to decide if they should be discarded for new ones.
A short piece discusses a century old rhyme The Rack and File praising rank and file as essential to progress. It reflects on heroism and artistry and ends with a moral about the Lord’s return and the rank and file in glory. An American saying about resisting oppression is noted.
The piece argues for U.S. recognition of Rhodesia and resumption of normal trade. It cites Rhodesia's 1985 independence move, British sanctions, and calls for a reoriented Africa policy under President Nixon to support stability, development, and anti-savage governance.
A reader asks why stocks often top out after broker recommendations. The article explains accumulation and distribution phases, how demand fuels rising prices, and how short-term profit-taking widens the gap to fundamentals. It advises investors to trust own judgment and independence.
A reader letter denounces the National Black Economic Development Conference led by Forman as a fake outfit exploiting churches for blackmail. It cites NBEDC threats, protests by Ralph Abernathy, and incidents in Charleston and Washington, urging enforcement of existing laws and public rejection of demagogues.
Dr George W argues prayers should be brief direct communications to God not sermons in disguise. He cites long opening prayers in churches and radio periods, urging clergy to keep prayers short and focused, contrasting with sermon length and urging use of concise words. He references biblical passages and historic addresses to illustrate brevity.
Dr Brady warns preschool malnutrition persists due to premature weaning and overreliance on the idea of a well balanced diet. He urges continued vitamin supplementation and gradual feeding shifts from breast or bottle to cup or spoon, criticizing excess sugar and parroting doctors.
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