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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
2
The Senate adds hundreds of amendments to the Social Security Act of 1965, aiming to expand benefits while risking higher costs. Debates question retirement age cuts from 65 to 60 and the impact on those who wish to work beyond age thresholds, weighing money and non monetary values in elderly welfare policy.
The piece argues that Lyndon B Johnson’s power and fame have harmed his public image. It claims his press treatment shapes Congress support and election viability, notes dubious rise to power, and predicts worsening tensions as critics press for facts and truth.
Jim Herbert Jr. aged 12 wins the Anderson Soap Box Derby, earning a trip to Akron Ohio for the All-American Derby. The race draws large participation and the community offers best wishes to all contestants and to Herbert as he represents Anderson nationally.
Quote attributed to Bob Hope contrasts past college student activism with modern passivity. The remark notes students once stood to be counted but now prefer to sit and be carried. No further context or events are provided in the fragment.
Roger E Spear advises a long term strategy using high quality growth stocks with proven earnings and dividends. For a 17 year old investor he compares McGraw Hill and Xerox, noting Xerox’s strong growth but high valuation and market risk.
U S Senator Kuchel weighs a 1966 bid against Ronald Reagan as California Republicans fear a conservative split. Delays in announcing aim to blunt Reagan while polls hint Kuchel could beat Brown. insiders say a decision may come after the summer.
Folklore by William Wade describes a word game called shosts with ghost thirds and challenges. The piece notes a seasonal mosquitoes effect and reports Indianapolis chickenpox cases rising to 79 from 17 last week alongside 41 mumps cases doubling prior week.
A health letter from Dr. William Brady addresses lay definitions of arthritis, rheumatism, and chronic joint disability. He argues arthritis is joint inflammation diagnosed with true signs, criticizes vague labels, and warns against quack remedies. Readers can send brief letters for potential replies.
A psychologist Felipe D 27 who heads a school orchestra explains teen hysteria over the Beatles as a release of pent up energy. He uses a boiler analogy to show how mass fads arise from restless youth and social herd behavior. He cites past crushes and stunts from Valentino to college dares and urges structured outlets for teens.
Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill to make assassination of the president or vice president a federal crime punishable by death. The measure assigns investigation to the FBI and suspends local and state jurisdiction until the federal inquiry ends. It covers killing kidnapping or assault of the president, vice president, or next in line if there is no vice president.
A personal reflection by Julien C Hyer on forgiveness rooted in Eph 1 7 urging two way forgiveness toward God and others. The piece contends that broken friendships can heal through apology repentance and living by forgiveness in daily life.
In Livermore California two children hide in weeds and dash onto a landing runway to scare aircraft. Airport manager Richard Capehart says several incidents have occurred as a new game spreads with planes forced to dodge the youngsters during approach to land.
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