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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1968

Page

2

Dennis outlines views in Indiana campaign

Editorial endorses Republican candidate David W. Dennis for Congress from Indiana's Tenth District. It cites his call for equal rights under law, condemnation of crime and political blackmail, and belief in restoring fiscal stability and national resolve. The piece argues his leadership could revitalize Congress and national policy.

David W. Dennis Richmond Congress Tenth Indiana Dennis

Justice Breeds Justice and the Call for Swift Punishment

A column argues for rapid arrest, prosecution, and punishment to curb crime. It laments law enforcement limits from court decisions and urges generations to protect civil rights while restoring order against thieves arsonists and troublemakers. The piece warns that unchecked violence and flouting laws threaten the American way of life and insists justice must prevail.

Inflation and deficits drive rising costs in politics

The piece argues that large federal deficits fuel inflation by spending more than tax receipts. It notes that even with a tax increase and a $6 billion cut, relief is unlikely. It warns voters not to expect freebies at taxpayer expense and highlights the erosion of purchasing power.

Ramsey Clark argues for balanced justice and order

In Chicago Attorney General Ramsey Clark told mayors that Americans want more justice and more law and order. He urged officials to persuade those favoring justice that more law is needed and those favoring law that more justice is required.

Chicago Atty Gen Ramsey Clark Aanfrica

Mutual funds compare Horace Mann and NEA Fund performance

A reader asks how Horace Mann and NEA Fund compare to growth funds. The advisor notes both funds shifted toward common stocks, reduced government and industrial bonds, and aim for higher asset growth. Horace Mann shows a long track record since 1958 and NEA Fund posted 43 percent net asset growth in fiscal 1983.

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Family Reunion Day urged to bring kin together

In a column by Capt. TAL, 1368 Geo. Fea. Corp., Freedoms Foundation and Kiwanis International back Family Reunion Day on August 11. The piece laments proliferating special days as distractions from core values, argues strong family life sustains govts, and urges readers to phone or visit mothers on Mother's Day and beyond.

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The Lesson of France as Warning to American Colleges

Thurman Sensing argues that France shows how small militant anarchist groups can threaten national stability. He cites Columbia University disruptions and calls for trustees to withhold support from campuses that condone student terror tactics, urging alumni support for law abiding students.

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Worry Clinic case on emotional fear and marital strain

Dr George W Crone analyzes a case in which Freda, age 3 trauma, causes jealousy and financial control by her husband Tom. The narrative links childhood emotional scars to adult behavior including miserliness and distrust, noting re education of emotions and future booklet offer.

Tom Tom B Ireda Crane Freda Red Cross Church of Ymcal Otten Toney Tam

Folklore and Oddities from a Blended Era

A collage of anecdotes and misremembered quotes contrasts beliefs with modern satire. A psychiatrist tests a belief by a mirror trick while a pupil’s Socrates assignment yields a quirky list. A Liberian language error alters a biblical line and a blunt American proverb closes the piece.

Twenty Years of Calcium Advocacy Highlighted by Brady’s Health Service

A long letter touts calcium and vitamin D regimens as cure-alls with claimed health benefits. The writer praises “Old Calcium Brady” and urges readers to adopt daily Ca and D capsules, criticizing medical education and AMA opinions as unscientific.

California Urick Specialists Council On Foods and Nutrition

Shipwise list of top American ships by James B. Martin

Readers are asked to rate a column listing ten famous ships. It names ships such as the Columbia Constitution Constellation Essex Oregon Pennsylvania Ohio and others noting feats like circumnavigations battles and a Panama Canal link. The piece invites reader agreement and favorite selections.

Namie Colubia Globe Orient Great Northwest United States USA Boston Constellation France Baltimore Essex Horn Cape of Good Hope Pacific Faragut S& Oregon Northwest Pacific Panrama Canal Pennsylvania

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