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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1966
Page
2
Editorial notes a Madison County GOP push with Wedel meeting dates for local and state offices. It praises William Beer as secretary, the strong committee, and the party’s realistic strategy to win, predicting success for the central group and upcoming campaigns.
A Madison County group urges public recognition for the police and their daily work. The piece praises the county force, notes its merits, and calls for continued support and local acknowledgment of officers’ efforts to keep peace and order.
Reflects on Michael Collins space walk to retrieve a stalled satellite component and place another, noting the evolution of the US space program from dream to routine. Mentions public access to space achievements and the broader impact of aerospace labor on national knowledge, with a stray critique of agriculture department trends.
A chaotic transcript discusses preferred and common stocks from American Home Products Westinghouse and General Electric, noting yields from Jersey Standard and Niagara Power. It mentions stop orders protecting profits and criticizes or analyzes investment strategies amid volatile markets and uncertain pricing.
Missed Herald delivery instructions urge readers to call 642 8271 before 9 a m for a special messenger copy. If Sunday papers fail to arrive, readers should visit the nearest Herald office to file a complaint and receive a complimentary copy without charge.
The Inside Report details Fred Dutton returning to California to revitalize Pat Brown’s bid for a third term. It notes changes in leadership and strategy, including Dutton’s push to mend ties with Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh and the aim to combat Reagan’s momentum amid a shifting Democratic organization and a growing white backlash.
Dr William Brady of Beverly Hills urges plain soap and water as the best cleansing for mouths wounds and surfaces arguing that gargling offers no real medical benefit for throat infections. He notes direct medicament application requires trained personnel and warns against overreliance on flavored or medicinal gargles. He invites brief letters for health questions and provides address for responses.
A Br George style column urges older wives to outplay younger mistresses with confidence, perfumes, and provocative attire. It claims wives cause many divorces, advises psychological tips, coffee boosts, and a booklet offer to address alleged impotence fears and marital drift.
A high school teacher recalls student poems about The Man in the Moon and Love, noting rhythmic expression equal to or surpassing adults. The pieces describe cosmic wandering and a carousel of emotion, with lines like a milky way dipper, bears, and a summer night firefly amid a streetwise saying on luck and color of traffic lights.
The piece argues Nixon's thumping California win solidifies a massive GOP delegation to the 1966 Republican National Convention. Reagan trails but could influence the party apparatus with support from Finsh and other allies. It notes Johnson’s slipping popularity and contemplates Romney and Rockefeller as potential kingmakers, with Romney possibly challenging Nixon if attacked effectively.
A reader question prompts a correction. In World War I the U S Navy engaged in one battle action on Oct. 11, 1918, when 36 submarine chasers formed an anti submarine screen for six British and Italian cruisers attacking the Austrian port and naval base at Durazzo on the Dalmatian coast. The operation transported many troops without loss. Admiral Sims credited American Navy cooperation with Allied victory.
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