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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1966
Page
2
The editorial questions Secretary McNamara's announced one billion dollar cutback in defense production and warns the air ordinance inventory of 300000 tons within a year may not affect Viet Nam today but delivery to the theater is decisive. It cautions the cutback could create a gap in theater supply once current stockpiles run down.
Washington columnist Don Maclean criticizes the Dullles International Airport 30 miles from its intended city noting unmarked runways and a long, idle terminal chase for a ticket counter. He compares it unfavorably to the Rayburn building, arguing federal aid typically means expensive, wrong implementations.
A government letter to Andrews Air Force Base hospital personnel urged 100 percent Savings Bond participation, asking staff to sign a pledge reflecting support for the President. The piece cites supportive letters sent to five million federal workers and notes competing 5.74 percent government loan rates versus 4.15 percent bonds. Life magazine criticized coercive pressure.
The London Sunday Express notes that Harold Wilson faced a simple choice when forming his government to back or oppose the war in Vietnam. It states he chose to support the Americans, a decision that earned him respect, while questioning how he might withhold approval as they pursue victory in 1177.
Reader asks about holding Sinclair Oil bought 20 years ago as promotions tempt customers. The answer says Sinclair remains a sound holding, with strong growth and a 0.60 dividend, while advising disregard promotional gimmicks. For tax exempt bonds, Indiana options are limited. suggests Santa Monica Parkway bonds at four percent with an A rating if available.
The piece reports Vice President Humphrey's private dissent from Johnson economic policy amid a rising money squeeze. He privately questioned tight credit at a June 28 New York banquet and a June 29 Poverty Council session, aided by remarks from Gardner Ackley and industry leaders.
Dr Brady recommends simple care for ingrown toenails avoiding radical surgeries. Use loose footwear and padding, argon methods include cotton, aluminum hooks, or alum to ease pressure, and rasping with lava stone to thin the nail edge. Letters to Dr Brady at 625 El Camino South Beverly Hills California receive limited replies.
The text presents the Preamble outlining aims to form a more perfect union establish justice insure domestic tranquility provide for common defense promote general welfare and secure blessings of liberty for current and future generations.
Dr George W Crane answers Henry Q a college professor on sterilization effects and male libido explaining that sterilization stops procreation but does not end sexual life for men or eunuchs. He notes differing costs of female versus male sterilization and urges readers to request his booklet for more details.
A patchwork of lines on rhythm behind memory and country dance moves. It includes a melancholy verse about delight and quiet night, notes on cynicism and appeal to eyes, a Germanic sounding fragment about waves and the sea, and a humorous American saying about laziness and a revolving door.
Mrs Nancy Hernandez a 21 year old mother and divorcee elect faced six months jail or sterilization for living with a narcotics user. Judge Kearney urged sterilization as an option prompting appeals and a rebuke from higher court. Hernandez was released on probation. article questions judicial discretion and constitutional limits.
From 1900 the United States Navy began submarine service with five submersibles. Early boats carried few men and limited range. By 1913 a five boat squadron arrived at Colon Panama signaling growing use of the submarines. Some crews referred to them as boats rather than ships, with Lieutenants commanding the early craft.
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