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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1967
Page
2
An editorial argues that regimentation and broad state power grew in wartime but risk eroding individual rights in the cold war era. It cites Fulbright on defending ideology, notes CIA origins, and warns against unchecked executive power while calling for cautious, constitutional action and united effort to heal freedom.
The proposed bill would spend up to 60 million dollars of federal tax revenue to fund the next presidential campaign. Though unlikely this session, similar plans may recur. The piece questions which agency could monitor such vast political spending and warns that political actors might misappropriate funds without a strong, nonpartisan watchdog.
Roger Spear advises holding Northeast Utilities as a solid growth stock for stable returns, while noting Warner-Lambert after its merger with American Optical offers a diversified consumer products exposure and suggests a switch to CIT Financial for higher income. Tax-exempt direct obligations from cities and states are cited as safe bets, with California and Seattle issues highlighted. Roger Spear offers a 48 page investing guide for purchase.
A 1968 California political battle over the Rumford Act splits views on racial housing rights. The 1969 vote to repeal faced Supreme Court scrutiny, with dissenters warning the majority risks endorsing private discrimination and threatening anti discrimination safeguards nationwide. The exchange questions constitutional limits on voter enacted protections.
A reader reports cataract surgery restored 20 20 vision after prior failures with glasses. She describes near blindness, no pain, and resumed reading small print, urging others to consider surgery despite myths about pain and cure. The piece includes Dr Brady's contact and a constitutional preamble from the United States.
Phyllias discusses why Americans seek sexual knowledge for better marriages and urges frank medical guidance. Dr Crane urges education to prevent delinquency and divorce, noting sodomy origins and the impact of childhood myths on adult relations, and offering a pamphlet for sale.
A collage of light vignettes and quips ranging from Twain on moral readings of folklore to a dime advertisement for a hand whitening recipe. It includes a panhandler’s exchange, a motherly dishwater remedy, a boy’s plea for a sister, and sharp comments on money, advice, and vanity.
Paul Harvey laments a shift toward relentless scientific schooling after Sputnik, arguing universities have become a learning marketplace. He cites educators like Constantine Zurayk and David Truman, urging a balance that emphasizes human values and moral sensitivity alongside technical training.
James B. Martin notes a scrapbook collection of letters and items from readers worldwide. A letter from Chester W. Nimitz describes a Constellation medal made from copper spikes, offering a lifetime pass aboard the ship and citing its historic Naval credits.
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