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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1967
Page
2
Administration critics claim lawmakers fell for a Big Lie as the House approved a debt hike from 336 billion to 385 billion over two years by a 917 to 196 vote. They argue welfare and social programs drive spending, not Vietnam costs, with the public facing longer debt pressure.
Davia Broder argues in the Washington Post that the Democratic Party under President Johnson hides its deliberations and finances. He cites Bailey’s refusal to testify, closed meetings, and a decline in open debate as signs of arrogance and decline in public trust.
Democrats Powell Dodd and Long dominate headlines as corruption probes swirl around Congress. Critics echo the nickname Expose 67, arguing the session is defined by investigations and political fallout. Affected lawmakers face mounting pressure and calls for accountability.
Roger E Spear answers reader questions about capital gains tax affecting stock sales and suggests Interstate Baker as a potential buy. He notes current holdings including Walgreens Central South West Mobil Paso Natural Gas and Tenneco, and counters misconceptions about low priced stocks versus value, explaining that past price levels reflect splits and dividends.
In early 1967 Republican insiders weighed Romney against alternatives. Charles Percy faltered on foreign policy, while Nelson Rockefeller gained traction though with reservations about Romney. Fortune Magazine praised Rockefeller as a record of timely governance, yet ultraconservatives and others seek a fresher face, risking lukewarm support for the incumbent party.
A health note recalls a Penn Yan incident with a rabies scare and urges calm. It argues rabies is mainly a veterinary issue, not a broad human health menace, and stresses proper wound care and tetanus or rabies prophylaxis only when needed. It notes mad dog scares often start as rumors or health officer advisories, urging avoidance of sensational myths.
Dr George W Crane discusses Lena S gift of a pipe to her boyfriend and how advertising and gender norms shape perceptions of masculinity. He argues slender, frail men can dominate in personality, and warns against equating pipe use with rugged virility while urging readers to seek his booklet and charts.
A collage of quotes on politics and society includes a Chicago election described as very quiet aside from theft and arson at Democratic HQs, a quip on aging and welfare by a Kansas City Star editor, Johnson era vilification, and reflections on moral nerve from multiple voices.
The article argues that Hu Shih Tzu and Han Fei Tzu show human nature is inherently evil and that virtue arises from teaching and ritual. It contrasts ancient Chinese philosophy with Maoist zeal, warning that denouncing traditional teachers unleashes innate corruption and undermines social order.
In a 1967 exchange, Edwin M. Hood argues the Soviet Union rapidly rose as a maritime power while the United States, though dominant after World War II, faced a perceived decline in naval strength. The piece contrasts official claims with naval expert skepticism about current power projections.
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