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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1965
Page
2
The World Medical Journal argues that patient doctor independence is essential. In an authoritarian system the doctor is aligned with authority, reducing care standards and harming patient autonomy. The battle to preserve the traditional doctor patient relationship must continue.
Esther Peterson criticizes lack of supermarkets in low income neighborhoods while urging more outlets. Government tension appears between consumer advocate goals and antitrust worries over mass merchandising. Peterson argues bigness helps hold prices, aligning with low income consumer interests.
The piece notes the 1964 Equal Employment Opportunities Act taking effect banning workplace discrimination and questions Congress about repealing the 14(b) Taft Hartley right to work provision. It argues workers should freely choose union membership and cites Florence Morning News supporting genuine worker rights.
The Seattle Times editorial cautions that unchecked federal land buying risks private ownership. Government holdings rise with 19 agencies planning 3.5 million acres added 1964 68 and scenic easements in 2 118 948 acres. private tax burdens grow as land moves to public control.
Investor Roger Spear discusses moving 10 Wrigley Chewing Gum shares to 40 Bastion Blessing units to boost future dividends while keeping 20 Chicago Pneumatic Tool. He notes Bastion’s secure or rising dividends if earnings stay up and advises the shift. OTC stocks and major exchanges are both viable, with Spear promoting his 48 page guide available for $1.00.
The Commerce Department says the US economy exceeded forecasts with GDP rising by 9.2 billion to 658 billion in Q2 1965. The report notes broader growth and valuation improvements amid ongoing political and policy debates.
A humorous exploration of English usage in folklore verse by William Wede. It contrasts rhymed and blank verse with examples of malapropisms and dialect. The piece notes teachers yielding to English irregularities and cites phrases showing spelling and pronunciation oddities.
Negotiations to end a June 30 strike by 2,200 United Auto Workers members at the Muncie Chevrolet plant proceed as both sides push for a quick settlement. The stoppage has led to about 2,000 Indianapolis plant workers being laid off due to a parts shortage. Main dispute centers on working conditions.
The text urges youths to avoid a tough stiff persona and stern accents. It cautions that carrying a chip on the shoulder and acting harshly won’t win friends and can lead to trouble as one ages.
The Ministry of Higher Education in Jakarta ordered all Indonesian universities to teach courses using President Sukarno's writings and speeches. It also mandates compulsory military training and study of Asia and Africa's new emerging forces.
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