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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
4
The Sigma Chi chapter at Stanford was suspended and pledged a Black member prompting the U S Education Department to threaten withholding federal funds from campuses with non integrated fraternities. Critics warn federal coercion risks backlash and misuses civil rights aims.
Washington columnist Lyle Wilson warns deficit spending mirrors morphine addiction urging immediate government economy action. He argues since 1933 the U.S. has been hooked, with withdrawal painful and debt retrement looming as the dollar loses value and living standards fall for pensioners and fixed income groups.
The piece argues the repeal of Section 14(b) could swing either way in a close ballot. It defends right-to-work as a fundamental individual liberty that allows workers to choose union membership without coercion. It contrasts compulsory union shops with free choice and warns against labor monopolies and exploitation of members.
Vigo Circuit Judge H Ralph Johnston enforces a 1905 Indiana law denying marriage licenses to men in arrears for child support. Vigo County Clerk Leonard F Conrad checks the support docket for applicants who have prior marriages and minor children, and denies licenses if support is behind. About 200 licenses have been denied since the program began, with nonresidents needing proof of support for their minor children. The policy aims to prevent nonpayment across families and could be statewide.
In guidance to an investor in his 70s with holdings in Louisiana Land and Exploration Standard of California Phillips Petroleum McKesson Federated Department Stores Union Pacific and General American Oil the strongest advice is to hold Louisiana Land Standard of California Phillips Petroleum McKesson Federated and Union Pacific while selling General American Oil which shows earnings decline. For American Airlines debentures non callable until 1968 and convertible at 61.50 through 1977 the columnist suggests delaying conversion unless redemption or bond price rises above the conversion value and notes current bond yield of 3 percent vs 2.2 percent on common shares.
The Inside Report notes Dr. Erich Mende’s charge that Walter Ulbricht is a worse traitor than Vidkun Quisling, praising his administrative skill and arguing East Germany now shows Prussian influence, undermining hopes for German unification. It also covers Treasury missteps on the auto tax cut and Gov. Scranton’s TV challenges amid presidential hopes.
Folklore and anecdotes show how view point shaped by environment and background changes interpretation. Examples include a Michigan vacationer and a Grand Rapids reply, a convict with a magistrate, and military see through misaligned expectations. Also notes about Quechua spread by Spanish missionaries and allergy advice after a wasp sting.
A devotional meditation cites Isaiah chapters during Uzziah’s days and passages from chapters 29 40 and 55 to illustrate sin’s pitfall and divine grace. Julien C Hyer presents the old prophet as a witness to God’s grace and power.
Lorna B aged 14 asks how to become more liked. Dr Crane Mellor outlines a Behavior Test for Teen-Agers with 100 points of traits and demerits, urging readers to request the test by mail with a stamped return envelope and fee.
The Nautilus lineage includes six non nuclear ships dating back to 1803 plus the 1930s World War II patrol submarine. The seventh is the first nuclear sub launched in 1954. It marked the shift to nuclear power and set a long undersea endurance record.
The Fifth Nautilus was a motor patrol boat acquired by the Navy in 1917 and served in the fleet. It was stricken from the Naval list.
Chairman Wayne Aspinall said the House Interior Committee will schedule hearings on legislation to establish an Indiana Dunes national park. He did not set a date, but indicated hearings would probably begin this year.
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