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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1965
Page
3
A memorial Day week end saw numerous highway deaths as warnings rise about unsafe driving. The piece condemns drunk and reckless drivers and urges motorists to give others ample space and heed safety laws to protect innocent travelers.
The article recalls the 1957 Supreme Court ruling that racial segregation in schools violated the Constitution and required “all deliberate speed.” After a decade, federal policy shifts as the Office of Education sets a two year extension to finish desegregation, with about 19 000 districts under review and 600 million in aid at stake.
AEC and NIH scientists met to map a strategy against the common cold. They note up to a hundred viruses cause colds and vaccines cover only a few. An ultra centrifuge at the AEC plant aids study. Officials cite the high economic cost of colds. A recent military trial showed 100 percent vaccine effectiveness against one respiratory virus, offering hope for broader vaccines.
The new federal education aid measure, unprecedented in scope and cost, prompts questions on federal intrusion into local schools. The Chamber of Commerce notes 95 percent of past spending came from local taxes and bonds as enrollment climbs 43 percent, signaling states can meet needs without heavy federal centralization.
Reader asks about a broker promising guaranteed returns and avoiding losses. The adviser condemns the broker as irresponsible and warns that guaranteed dividends or 13 percent future earnings are impossible. Recommends safer, established stocks like A and P, Eastman Kodak, and General Motors, noting meatier margins and steady growth despite market risks.
Buckley argues the Warren Court threatens one man one vote and urges constitutional amendment to restore Senate equality, urging President Johnson not to force or betray the public by backing the Supreme Court majority. The piece frames the Dirksen joint resolution as a crucial remedy and critiques judicial overreach.
Washington reports Dr. Hugh M. Cole claims Winston Churchill sought Soviet help during the Battle of the Bulge, alleging the Red Army’s winter offensive saved Allied forces. The historian notes Soviet boasts and cites a forthcoming Ardennes history, while outlining Allied intelligence failings and casualties. Separately, Assemblies of God youth report over 9 million Respect tracts distributed in a two year evangelism drive through Christ's Ambassadors and five nationwide crusades.
Four Madison County students at Ball State University were among 50 honored during the English department Awards Night. Beny Starkey, Elwood senior. Keith Cooper, Frankton senior. Deborah de Rice, Anderson senior. and Edward L. Roettinger, Anderson sophomore received scholarships and awards for English, theatre, and journalism.
A damaged replica head of Marshal Tito was found on the steps of the Yugoslav Embassy after theft from Madame Tussaud's wax museum in London. An anonymous call led to recovery and return to the wax museum.
The Nile stands out for its downstream travel aided by a prevailing northwest wind, shaping Egypt’s vast transport history. Ancient Egypt saw diverse vessels and large ships, with monuments like Queen Hatshepsut’s granite obelisks moved by water, a feat portrayed on tomb walls.
Miriam B recounts a painful divorce and urges careful effort to save marriages with children involved. The column argues most divorces begin in the bedroom, encourages self analysis, and promotes sex relation booklets and Rating Scales.
The health guide explains that 98 percent of body's calcium is in bones and teeth with the rest in nerves muscles and glands. It urges daily calcium of at least one gram and recommends four glasses of milk daily to prevent deficiencies, noting bone calcium serves as a reserve during low intake and emphasizing higher needs for children pregnant women and nursing mothers.
A feature collecting witty lines from Justice Felix Frankfurter and others spans topics from monogamy to economy. Also notes a new cantata by Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary leaders in Fort Worth and includes letters on health and calcium. The piece blends cultural quips with regional church music news and medical advice columns.
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