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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1968
Page
3
Editorial notes fiscal 1968 tax collections will total about 3.5 per American family, up 194 from last year, with federal receipts around 148 billion and state local totals near 90 billion. The piece argues taxpayers are overburdened as government expands far beyond what citizens can bear.
A 1907 debate on the Wholesome Meat Act questions federal meat inspection. Dr. Oscar Sussman argues the act expands bureaucracy and costs up to 200 million annually, with inspectors at private plants and limited consumer protection. He urges evaluating necessity before growth in taxes and spending.
The piece argues that rising living costs and stagnant wages reflect a long era of government intervention. It claims voters chose socialism for generations, creating a semi socialized economy where political cycles drive economic policy. It blames the socialized state as the root cause of instability despite high living standards and tech progress.
The passage discusses press publicity of citizen activity and the desire of political candidates to gain broad public backing. It notes the current year’s political climate and the role of the BSP and the populace in shaping electoral support.
Reader questions on saving for a home purchase and stock choices. A young couple with 10400 in savings and a plan to buy a 3100000 home seeks guidance on suitable stocks and building emergency funds. Advice emphasizes savings growth, down payments, and the impact of ownership costs. It mentions Techni color stock for a son and notes industry prospects and investment guides from Roger Spear.
A report to the United Council of Europe urges Greece to liberalize its draft constitution and grant full freedom to all parties before the vote, while the Papadopoulos government pledges to ensure human rights and seek a stable path amid international criticism and domestic debate.
A public health pamphlet by Dr. William Brady urges truthful communication with children during dental visits. It contrasts gentle dentist care with coercive tactics, advising parents to prepare children for procedures and explain pain honestly while offering letters to Dr. Brady for health questions.
Dr Conese laments unequal degree recognition for seminary graduates in a discussion tracing D D and M A titles. He recalls clashes with institutions offering honorary and earned doctorates, noting clergy caste, educational history, and the lure of endowments shaping academic honors.
In an ancient Athens scene a boastful athlete named Sinon sparks a witty exchange with thinkers like Aristippus Socrates Aeschines and Diogenes. The group mocks his pride by listing exaggerated claims and pointing to fools and statues as poor proof of merit.
The Supreme Court voting 7 to 2 held that racial discrimination in the sale or rental of housing is prohibited under the Civil Rights Act of 1866 and the 13th Amendment. The decision rejects private sale exemptions and scrutinizes legislative history while noted by the Chicago Tribune.
Diary entry recounts USS New Jersey service in World War II including practice bombardments at Mille Atoll and Palau, air attacks near Peleliu and Angaur, a severe typhoon off Luzon, and a large calibre gunfire duel with a casualty aboard Admiral Nimmit. Navy officer Henry Schrenker and son Philip Schrenker mentioned.
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