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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
2
The piece warns that local anti poverty committees in hundreds of counties could become political machines active before the 1966 elections and 1968 presidential race. It cites Highlander Center involvement in Knoxville and urges local officials to track expenditures and avoid hasty funding while guarding against a social revolution.
The $6 billion Medicare bill is expected to reach the Senate floor soon. AMA president Dr Donovan F Ward urged senators to pause and consider the risks of centralized socialized medicine. He cited foreign experiences of long waits and red tape and endorsed the AMA Eldercare plan using public funds locally administered to aid the aged who cannot pay.
The piece notes over 350 Americans killed in Viet Nam with a rising death toll and cites a 25 percent rise in exports by U S allies to Viet Cong and a near doubling of purchases from North Viet Nam. It argues the United States needs allies and mentions Australia dispatching 800 troops to assist U S forces.
The column outlines a retiree couple seeking stock guidance amid inflation fears. It notes Mohasco as a major carpet maker and references Korvette Consolidated Edison and Sears Roebuck as potential choices, with cautions about margin debt and dividends. It mentions Gomulka's illness and Polish political context as background.
Washington notes secretary John Connor's push for executive control at the Commerce Department drew political fire over patronage demands and a controversial reference to professors. The clash risks hardening lines between business leaders and academics and could rebound on President Johnson.
Houston reports the onboard computer that troubled Ed White and Jim McDivitt during the four day space flight proved to work normally on the ground tests. Officials will reinstall it at Cape Kennedy to test under spacecraft power conditions and locate the likely source of the failure. In Dayton Ohio politics, the Democratic delegation endorses Robert Freeman for Hob. Wrights of the party push back against a Commerce post nomination choice. The friction centers on balancing party loyalty with business credibility in Johnson’s administration.
The County Board of Commissioners awarded two contracts for the County Children’s Home improvements. United Piping Company won the heating equipment installation, and Wesker Ford Agency received the contract for a new children’s home truck with Hunter Motor Company as the other bidder.
Appellate court rules against a reorganization plan in a case involving public commentary on teen attitudes toward girls and smoking. The document cites Dr. Crane Mellor and data from medical journals discussing smoking among teens, impacts on social behavior, and marriage prospects, outlining expert opinions and observational studies.
A Colorado reader's letter laments kids growing up barefoot at home while adults recall past freedoms. It discusses youth fashion, smoking pressures, and family dynamics with references to advertisers shaping behavior and a lone request about meeting a smoker.
An eclectic mix of quotes and reflections on society, footwear, and modernity. An Indianapolis AP item reports a court ruling on school district reorganization in Jasper County and Milroy Township, with a lettered anecdote on exploration, democracy, and maritime lore. The piece closes with advice from Dr. Brady on health letters and barefoot recommendations.
AP reports Indiana Secretary John D. Bottorff will depart Indianapolis for Washington then Oxford England for the fourth Atlantic Conference. The trip includes travel with other U S political leaders as part of a major party delegation coordinated by the State Department.
A brief condolence entry notes faith under trial in 1 Peter 1 7 and a meeting with a grieving friend. It describes triumph in faith and rejection of fear as the speaker offers support and prayers for eternal life.
In Delphos Ohio a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train derailed Sunday night injuring eight passengers and delaying service. A three man team from Fort Wayne sifted wreckage while cranes cleared track the next morning. Damages range from $100 000 to $600 000 with 2 600 feet of rail torn up.
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