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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
2
The Johnson administration faces criticism for inflation and rising food prices. The piece accuses LBJ of spending too much while urging citizens to eat cheaper foods, and calls for the president to practice his own advice and curb federal spending to halt the inflation spiral.
The excerpt attributes a scathing summary of Marxism to Karl Marx through Henry Hazlitt and labels hatred as the core of Marxist thought. It claims Marxism roots in envy and attacks skepticism of opponents, dismissing dialectical materialism and scientific jargon.
The piece accuses President Johnson of expanding the federal payroll by 115,549 civilians in seven months and cites 96,321 hires since December 1 after a declared 25,000 reduction. It argues the administration deceives the public and claims government has a right to lie.
The piece muses on past prosperity under President Eisenhower and contrasts it with current welfare spending and inflation. It warns that high taxes funding programs like rent subsidies and Medicare could provoke unrest among the wealthy as costs rise.
Investment column advises patient holding and partial allocation for a retirement plan. Readers consider Ameri can Telephone American Tobacco and other firms. analysts discount risky names and favor steadier options like Commonwealth Edison while noting growth potential in Tonics if risk tolerance allows.
The Inside Report discusses Governor Nelson Rockefeller’s move to end presidential speculation to focus on re election in New York. It notes secret strategy meetings and guidance from advisers led by Jack Wells to disengage publicly.
In 1953 a letter from Sandra a 13 year old in New Jersey touched Dr William Brady deeply. He hoped to print it but lost track of her. By 1964 he wrote asking if she had become a nurse or married a non drinking man, then discovered the letter returned unknown. He worries about her life and future.
Advice column argues for planned siblings in pairs or threes to boost IQ and companionship. It promotes early spacing and criticizes single-child households while urging readers to request the Doctor Crane tests for parenting guidance and charted materials.
A fragmentary miscellany of quotations on urban renewal fame and art. The piece juxtaposes historical musings from Plato and critics with notes on Carroll Baker and Elizabeth Taylor, while a near unintelligible ending hints at further untidy observations.
A commentator predicts Major McNamara’s proposal for two years of national service will fail. He argues it would overburden budgets, worsen conscription, dilute combat effectiveness, and extend to women, while noting past failures of similar programs and public resistance to a universal draft.
An out of era querying summary on the War of 1812 features causes such as impressment of sailors, frontier Indian conflicts, and lingering grievances from the American Revolution. It notes British raids on Washington, the burning of the President’s Mansion, and the defense of Fort McHenry with Francis Scott Key penning the Star Spangled Banner. It mentions key heroes like James Lawrence and highlights events at Fort Henry and Niagara.
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