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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1966
Page
2
Editorial warns that rioting and looting in Cleveland and other cities have devastated small businesses and eroded trust in law. It criticizes political manipulation and describes looters exploiting crises, noting police inaction and the negative impact on children learning theft is acceptable.
Community praise follows major Park Road rebuild and 13th Street sewer upgrade. City administration overhauled Park Road from A to Z improving safety and comfort while 13th Street received a new sewer and water lines, quieter conditions, and decades-long infrastructure. Residents acknowledge ongoing city street projects and commend engineering crews for timely, solid workmanship.
Readers seek guidance after heavy losses from British American Construction Ever Sharp and Floyd Benwell Stores. Advice recommends moving to high grade income stocks and bonds. Suggests Pacific Power Light and Duquesne Light for 5 percent yields and discusses bond options like Georgia Power Ist 5s 1966 and Public Service Electric Gas Ist 4s 1951 for about 5.6 percent. Roger Spear offers a 44 page Guide to Success in Investing. respond with SLO to his Grand Central Station address.
The Inside Report notes President Johnson replaces Admiral Raborn with Richard Helms, moving the CIA away from policy making and public visibility. It frames Helms as technocrat, aims to keep intelligence work out of headlines, and highlights Johnson’s concern with congressional scrutiny and agency visibility.
A Brady column disputes the idea that excess calcifi cation makes elderly bones brittle, arguing instead that aging bones lose weight and become frag ile. It cites Webster and Stedman to define degeneration, notes many attribute joint disease to arthitis, and mentions public reader letters and constitutional text excerpts. The piece frames enduring medical misconceptions and urges careful interpretation by doctors and lay readers.
The Worry Clinic recounts a pastor’s complaint about dull sermons driving away congregants. Dr Gallup’s data show declining church attendance, prompting Kenin’s call for brief prayers and engaging delivery. A booklet Public Platform Psychology is offered to help clergymen become more dynamic.
A midwest editor reacts to a New York paper's fat earth claim with a pointed plea to shoot flatteners. A defense attorney leads a humorous exchange about a quarrelsome neighbor and the Billings farm, ending with the witness revealing the neighbor has been dead for fourteen years. An American Saying notes a political leader's job to stay ahead of divergent crowds.
A columnist argues the Warren Court has meddled in church state issues, citing a Washington University Bible as Literature suit by two evangelical ministers. They warn of expanded challenges to scientific teaching and urge a constitutional amendment redefining church state relations, naming the Constitutional Prayer Foundation in Baltimore.
The article recalls French explorers Cartier and LaSalle vying for claims in Canada. Cartier began voyages in 1534, reaching Newfoundland after three weeks, naming Saint Lawrence River regions and claiming Gaspee Peninsula for France. His later attempt to navigate the St. Lawrence faced a blocked river mouth and a failed opening, fueling later settlement.
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