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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
Page
2
In Anderson about 800 youths have applied for positions at the Indiana Employment Security Division offices. The World War II disruption tests the labor market as schools close and a push to create openings gains Mayor Frank Allis support for employing roughly 100 youths this summer.
The piece argues that tax cuts are countered by tax increases, highlighting social security and medicare rate hikes since 1949 and potential future rises. It notes state and local levies expanding funding for schools and welfare, underscoring that cuts offset by increases are meaningless.
A Queensway housewife seeks cheaper detergent and defends the freedom to shop around arguing truth in labeling would grant bureaucrats power, curb competition, raise costs, and erode consumer choice as in Russia. The piece insists the freedom to shop around must be preserved.
An editorial argues that patent piracy harms the pharmaceutical industry by stealing American patent secrets and selling them abroad. It notes foreign firms avoid investment and lower wages, urging legislation to allow only security-related purchases, to curb unfair competition and sustain drug research and development.
Investor query from Roger Spear, age 62 with 150000 seeks 45% returns via bonds, preferred stocks, and common equity. He outlines current holdings in AT&T, New England, Jersey Standard, Armco and asks how new members may join an investment club and how to value equal contributions. He notes a 44-page Investment Guide and lists potential buys like Consolidated Edison and RCA along with other tickers.
Buckley reports on the Young Republican convention turmoil as The Syndicate battles the Gangbusters for control. California’s pro Flaherty stance shakes the race while the moderate candidate backs the Liberty Amendment, sparking intra party tension and strategic maneuvering across regional factions.
A dubious sales pitch urges parents to enroll in Dr George W Crane's 200 point Tests for Good Parents. It claims most knowledge comes from imitation before age five and vows to shape a child through books, games, and religious instruction.
Secretary Celebrezze announced two conferences on federal action to combat pollution of Lake Erie. Meetings are scheduled in Cleveland on August 3 and in Buffalo. The notes discuss broader political commentary and party reform debates amid a wider news digest.
Dr Brady laments the rise of phony clinics and trick specialists who compete with real general practitioners. He urges more real clinics linked to medical schools offering affordable care and calls for an organized effort to curb bogus clinics. He suggests patients rely on their family doctors for specialist referrals. Address Dr William Brady 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills.
Folklore verses reflect attitudes toward life and change across generations. Indiana State Reformatory data show 4 011 commitments from 1960 1964 with 69.9 percent from ninth tenth grade, 92.4 percent plead guilty at bench but few go to jury, and 3 521 had one charge.
Teak wood has been used in shipbuilding and is expensive. lignum vitae is the heaviest wood. The first ironclads appeared before the Merrimac with various nations building iron ships, including the Korean vessel in the 13th century. The CSS Merrimack era is debated, and the Arkansas and Manassas saw Civil War service. The Charles W. Morgan was the famous whaler, profitable in one year and now an exhibition ship in Mystic Connecticut.
A physician claims prayer as a therapeutic method for pain and disease. The article highlights Dr Julien C Hyer advocating prayer as the sole power against suffering when other therapies fail.
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