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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1965
Page
2
In Anderson the community weighs the need for expanded schools against higher taxes. Voters consider whether new facilities should be sprawling campuses or multi story buildings on smaller plots to control long term costs while preserving the strong local school system.
A U S News and World Report piece reports experiments in Czechoslovakia and Hungary adding profit incentives and consumer focus to socialist production. About 150 plants test supply and demand rules with gains in profits and better quality goods. Farmers also receive incentives to boost food output.
A reader argues against repealing Section 11b of the Taft-Harley Act citing dangers of centralized government and compelled union membership. The letter condemns proposals to exempt religious workers from union ties and warns of federal overreach eroding state and local self rule.
Retirement planning guidance from Roger E. Spear reviews stock picks for inflation protection. He cautions against Abbott Laboratories and American Cyanamid for this investor group, notes U S Smelting volatility, and suggests Winn Dixie Stores and Consolidated Foods for stability and growth. For a 71 year old investor, he proposes a diversified equal-dollar approach including Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Texas Power & Light and Norfolk West with yields around five percent.
State Senator John Hughes reveals a May 14 1964 private letter urging Jacob Javits to intervene and block Governor Rockefeller from seeking a 1966 term. He says upstate and city Republicans fear a re election campaign would ruin the party and calls for Javits to step in.
A collage of quotations and anecdotes from 1965, including reflections on gratitude and change, a UPI dispatch on Everett Dirksen, and political speculation in New York about the GOP governor’s fate. It surveys attitudes toward leadership, waste, and party dynamics with noted figures such as Javits, Keating, Wilson, Lindsay, Lefkowitz, and Rockefeller.
The column presents Pat Z a 19 year old coed described as masculinized who seeks male companionship over femininity. Dr Crane analyzes psychic trauma from a father who wished for a son and a maid’s remark, guiding Pat to embrace femininity and gain happiness as a woman.
The Soviet Union told Western diplomats it is not willing or able to start serious negotiations to ease East West tensions. Diplomats say Moscow wants to keep channels open without concrete talks, as Geneva disarmament talks resume July 27.
A Health column urges replacing mineral oil with one to two teaspoons of unground flaxseeds daily to aid bowel function. It explains flaxseeds mimic mucus coating the GI tract and warns anxiety and worry harm digestion. Dr Brady offers more guidance via a mailed booklet and letters to his Beverly Hills address.
The excerpt counsel against repeating rumors about a person and warns that character assassination harms all. It urges forgetting sordid details and avoiding gossip in conversation, attributed to Julien C Hyer.
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