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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1965
Page
2
A Chamber of Commerce spokesman argues against repealing 14(b) Taft-Hartley by contrasting it with anti discrimination laws. He contends forcing union membership infringes liberty, urging that right to work protects workers from compulsory affiliation and emphasizes service quality as the path to union strength.
The Federal Trade Commission heard testimony on gasoline marketing with critics arguing that new rules would curb competition and harm consumers. An official from a major oil company defended dealer alignment, stating the company depends on dealers to sell its image and stay profitable amid competition. The service station and its operatives are described as the face of the oil industry.
The piece notes that stock values swing both directions and that markets now impose stricter rules. It highlights a change in investor attitude toward stocks as long term investments, hedges against inflation, and sources of steady income. It contrasts speculation with prudent, informed buying for the future.
The answer stressing equality among all transport modes proposes drastic deregulation of railroads tax reform, equal rights for carriers to diversify into general transportation, and user charges for public facilities. It argues this would end obsolete rules, foster innovation, and deliver best service at lowest cost, noting Congress and state legislatures lag behind.
A letter from Roger E Spear discusses investing strategy focusing on diversification and blue chip growth stocks. He recommends holding solid stocks for at least ten years while preserving cash for better opportunities. He notes Uncle’s estate and advises maintaining a substantial savings reserve amid market declines.
The Inside Report notes a confidential discussion between President Johnson and his top Viet Nam critic last Thursday June 24, marking at least two prior meetings and an unusually long session for the president known to skip meals.
President Johnson presses Fulbright and other hawk critics toward a unified approach on Vietnam. The White House aims to disarm opposition by highlighting past negotiations and strengthening South Vietnam as a monsoon season looms. The move signals a broader effort to shape Senate support for policy.
A psychologist presents a moral tale linking biblical figures Hannah Rachel and Leah to modern wives Diane and Rachel who crave children. The piece ties marital strain to infertility, then shifts to a political critique of President Johnson, Fulbright, and Southeast Asia policy, pairing personal therapy with international tensions.
The Shepherd AGn quotes Job 32 9 and urges effort to age well. Worry harms judgment and memories shape peaceful later years. Hyer warns against moody regrets and debts owed by ungrateful friends that dull life’s dividends.
Sen. Birch Bayh urges CAB to require a two year grace period when routes are dropped. The plan would certify another airline to serve small-city routes for two years, as testimony preceded Senate Aviation Subcommittee hearings. Bayh intends to introduce legislation to implement the plan.
Dr Brady discusses leukemia prognosis noting recent medical advances while warning that infection risks rise as hemorrhage declines. He also critiques misinterpretations of rheumatic fever and arthritis explaining causes, labelling common misdiagnoses, and urging calcium and nutrition education with pamphlets.
The Defense Department said 90 Mace winged missiles will be withdrawn from Europe by the end of next June. The Mace-A weapons will be replaced by more modern systems including Pershing ballistic missiles already deployed in Europe. In Madrid the number of tractors in operation in Spain exceeds 130,000.
Readable fragments point to a community news tease involving Farm Front program segments, a Gospel feature, and names Warren Walker and Silver Wings Isp. The brief hints at local programming schedules and notable personalities within a regional broadcast page.
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