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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1966
Page
2
A reflective editorial praises the American flag, recounts its history from June 14, 1777, and the evolution of the banner, and calls on every resident to display the flag today in a period voice that honors sacrifice and freedom.
The piece argues the War on Poverty fosters greed and dependence, claiming handout seekers expect Washington to repeatedly boost federal aid. It contends the program teaches a sense of entitlement and wrong values by promoting an increasing requirement for government support.
Satellite observations reveal the earth's radius at 3,963,203 miles, correcting the earlier belief of about 4,000 miles. The announcement underscores rapid progress in scientific measurement and understanding.
A recent report notes fewer card carrying communists in non communist countries but urges Americans to stay vigilant against such influence and activity, stressing continued vigilance and preparedness.
The column warns against expecting a three year double from the listed stocks Financial Federation Continental Casualty Stauffur Chemical Union Carbide and Imperial Corp of America. It favors buying good values and holding five to ten years, noting weak real estate sectors and new regulations hurting some names while others show modest prospects. It also cautions against limiting to unlisted stocks, stressing stock picking over market location.
A 1965 analysis of California politics shows Gov. Edmund G. Brown and campaign manager Don Bradley shaping a two punch strategy against Ronald Reagan. The plan smears Christopher while probing Reagan for anti liberal and restrictive ties, aiming to secure Brown's third term. Brown fears a backlash if the Reagan smear fails and Goldwater gains strength in the state.
A fragment from a medical musing notes a German physiology professor's aphorism about organ strength tied to use and the care of teeth. It discusses mastication's role in digestion, salivary enzymes, and the link between chewing and digestive health, ending with a note about letter responses and the U.S. Constitution preamble.
A speech recounts Melvin Jones Lions founder and a book title test showing how title choice sells or sinks campaigns. It warns that misarticulating the language harms advertising, politics, religion, and medicine, urging readers to request a booklet Streamlined Advertising Strategy and pay small costs for replies and charts.
Folklore recalls a domestic clash where a wife laments poor marriage advice and a remorseful husband reflects on his past. A separate tale from southern Indiana recounts a coal bin accident where a worker warns another after a blunt head strike, drawing a grim quip about promising the devil. An American saying notes a favored son as proof you can't trust parental judgment.
A federal push for racial balance faces strong pushback from Southern school and hospital officials who warn that rigid guidelines disrupt education and medical practice. The piece critiques freedom of choice tests, predicts mandated transfers, and argues that federal pressure risks turning schools into impersonal, race-based environments while threatening academic and vocational aims.
The source cites Bessidont Steel mpany Co as a leading shipbuilder with yards in Boston Harbor Quincy New York Harbor Hoboken Staten Island and other locations. It mentions ships called the Frats including the USS Long Beach the Manhattan delivered in 1962 with 108,580 tons deadweight length 940 feet beam 32 feet and cargo capacity 38 million gallons.
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