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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1968
Page
2
An editorial argues for constrained government based on principles, warning that privileging public authority over voluntary private action leads toward socialism and undermines individual rights and market forces.
The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin details shoplifting as a pervasive crime affecting all retailers from small groceries to large stores. It notes billions in annual losses, estimates a city of nearly a million loses a million dollars monthly, and explains how slim retail profits force higher prices. It argues shoplifters view themselves as not thieves and urges branding them as criminals.
A reader asks if 1400 dollars in Foremost Merckson stock is a good start for a retired beginner. The broker favors 50 shares as a solid base. The piece discusses Merck Calgon tie in water pollution control and suggests balanced sales of Corn Products to fund Merck growth.
Frederick Close urges accelerated oceanography funding as oil and phosphate riches lie offshore. Jacques Piccard leads a Gulf Stream undersea voyage while U S scientists pursue seabed mining and deep sea research for missiles sites. The future is down.
A study of 500 heart disease cases among workers argues that moderate daily exercise benefits most patients. It cites a 32 year old valvular patient who excelled in marathon events and urges physicians to tailor exercise, disputing the notion that heart disease forbids exertion.
Dr George W Crane discusses railroads faced with growing population and fast trains. Prof Hoyt cites need for letter railroad psychology and merchandising to keep passenger service profitable while buses may absorb rail routes. He recalls railroad leaders’ resistance and tax burdens, urging innovative designs and adaptable operations for passenger trains.
A collection of rustic rhymes and sayings appear in letters and urban legends. The piece notes how jokes and verses reference fairs, weather, and common farm life with playful language. It mentions youth in large cities repeating lines about frost, pumpkins, and rural jokes.
Opinion argues authority is essential in schools challenging permissive teaching trends. It cites students assaulting a teacher, describes a Brooklyn case, Long Island schools, and calls for reestablishing discipline and corporal punishment to prevent anarchy and protect learning.
A 1966 Rotary Club address by Rear Admiral Edwin B Hooper lauds U S Navy enlisted men and officers for unglamorous but vital wartime duties. He praises their spirit industriousness ingenuity and dedication and argues they assure the future of the United States.
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