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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1965

Page

2

FBI Warns of Communist Influence in U S Protests

J Edgar Hoover argues the United States faces a deadly struggle against international communism. He says CPUSA and allied groups exploit peace demonstrations, urging youth through WEB DuBois clubs and staged marches, to push for US withdrawal and allow communist control.

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Johnson Plans Computerized Civil Service Picks

President Johnson and John W. Macy Jr. push a computerized system to fill top admin posts using strict Phi Beta Kappa and Rhodes Scholar criteria. An Australian observer warns the method risks excluding plain-spoken leaders while favoring bookish profiles, suggesting practical judgment may be lost.

Johnson John W. Macy Jr Civil Service Commission LBJ

Industrial espionage school opens in Tokyo training executives

A Tokyo facility advertises an industrial espionage course for Japanese business staff. The curriculum covers stealing a rival's sales promotion and protecting one's own program. Advanced work includes special cameras and extracting information from trade publications.

Tokyo Pany

Going Backward The Hospital Stay Shortens Over Time

The American Hospital Association notes average patient stays have fallen from 14 days to 7.7 days over 25 years due to better medicines new equipment and improved treatment. The piece comments on socialized medicine and implies a backward trend.

The American Hospital Association

Successful Investing Moderate Stock Position Advice

Reader asks how to invest and hedge inflation with limited cash while husband has a heart condition. Advisor urges delaying speculation, recommends a cash reserve and savings, suggests gradual capital buildup before buying sound stocks. Promotes Roger Spear's Guide to Successful Investing for $1.00.

Roger E. Spear Maytag Jersey Bend Boker Roger Spear Grand Central Station Nyc N.Y

On the Right by Buckley and Alls

An American informant asserts with confidence that a military coup launched on April 24 was conducted by ambitious disgruntled elements within the armed forces.

VW Alls

Understanding the Dominican crisis and U S role

A dispatch details the Dominican Republic struggle with factions led by Imbert Caamano and Balaguer. It argues U S Marines may install a government permeated by Communists, while Washington's policies split elites and emphasize self determination amid regional tensions.

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Reassessment Underway After Tornado Damage in 17 Indiana Counties

Indiana counties begin a statewide real estate reassessment ordered by the State Board of Tax Commissioners. Assessors must determine true cash value by Sept 1, considering insurance for tornado damage and aiming for consistent valuations across the affected areas.

Indianapolis UPI State Board of Tax Commissioners

The Shepherd Enthusiasm Where is the way to zeal

A devotional reflection by Julien C. Hyer on Isaiah 63 13 urging readers to bridge the chasm between success and failure through enthusiasm faith and effort. It emphasizes self belief and action to set the soul on fire and reach desired goals.

Julien C. Hyer

Mankin Declines Run for Congress from 7th District

State Sen. Jack H. Mankin of Terre Haute said he is not interested in running for Congress from the new 7th District. He dismissed reports of a possible candidacy and endorsed a Democratic challenger instead. Mankin currently serves Vigo County in the Indiana Senate.

Terre Haute Ind UPI Jack H. Mankin Was Congress Mankin Vigo County Indiana Senate

The Case Records Of A Psychologist

Howard an insurance firm manager questions liberal college views on socialism. He cites a classmate who pursued PhD teaching economics and accuses professors of becoming dictators under government control. The piece argues sour grapes and envy drive socialist thinking among professors.

Howard Case Howard G Dr. Crane Rotary Com

Dr Brady's Health Service on childbirth as function not disease

A discussion contrasts home birth with medical views, arguing that pregnancy is natural and that home settings offer spiritual ties and health benefits for mother and baby. The piece questions professional culture and critiques socialist leanings of a university professor, asking why some educators endorse social ideas.

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Negro Deputy Sheriff Killed In Louisiana Near Bogalusa

Deputy O Neil Moore the first Black deputy in Washington Parish was shot late Wednesday near Vornado seven miles from Bogalusa. Deputy Creed Rogers was wounded in the shoulder and a suspect Ernest R McElveen of Bogalusa was jailed after a warrant was issued. McElveen fights extradition.

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Africa Winning War Against Slums

Pretoria reports postwar slum clearance in South Africa with about 700 million spent on rehousing residents mostly nonwhite. Government survey finds slum problem eliminated or greatly reduced in major cities.

Pretoria South Africa

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