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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1969
Page
2
Nixon's India stay capped at one day with trips to Pakistan. The piece cites past U S aid totals, military aid, and proposed funds for 1970 while noting India's agricultural gains and population growth. It highlights India's reluctance for formal security alliances and Brezhnev's Asian security idea.
Madison County congratulates Jill Jackson as Miss Indiana after winning the state pageant at Elson High School Auditorium. Local Exchange Club praised for sponsoring the Anderson Pageant and supporting her bid, with expectations she may pursue Miss America title in Atlantic City.
The column advises a 25 percent portfolio in oil equities and singles out Atlantic Richfield as a strong starter for beginners. It notes AR shares at a high price with discount potential, large land holdings, upgraded reserves, and earnings projected at 4.75 dollars per share, trading around 23x. It also discusses City Investing’s conservative policy and potential earnings uplift from acquisitions.
Holmes Alexander surveys SDS and Black Panther materials on independence day rhetoric. He catalogs documents including SMS Position Paper and New Left Notes, noting calls for action, anti imperialist sentiment, and alleged plans for radical disruption. He criticizes critics and highlights congressional scrutiny led by McClellan and Mundt.
Dr George W Cruine argues that clothing and nudity affect male desire more than sheer exposure. He cites burlesque and film stars Bridgar Hanley and describes how anticipation, not explicit nudity, arouses erotic interest and urges readers to seek his 20 point Tests for Sweethearts with self addressed reply.
John Keasler recalls a tense Apollo 11 pressBox moment when his portable typewriter appeared to attack him, typing unseen, halting progress and bleeding nerves. He describes fighting the machine with punches and desperate workarounds before finishing copy and later finding the device now works fine for others.
A book by Laurence W. Beilenson argues treaties often fail in practice as nations pursue self interest. It cites breaches from 1792 to 1942 and warns Soviet Russia and others would honor disarmament only if the United States disarms first.
A senator challenges Dr Roger Olaf Egeberg over his health officer views while he retorts You sure as hell did. Animal rights groups decry mistreatment of a space monkey and astronauts. Separate notes warn Chicago and Georgia school systems face uniform backlash amid first shared issues. Senate ABM vote remains uncertain as aides hope the other side concedes. Washington postwar surplus disposal worries surface with Saigon black market speculation. The preamble to the US Constitution is quoted in full.
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