Death of Fred G. Ridge 93, Anderson Herald printer
Fred G. Ridge 93 of 1925 Fletcher St died after a long career in printing. He led the Anderson Herald composing room for 18 years and was a 71 year member of the ITU. A Lambda Lafayatte native and civic participant, he remained active and sought excellence until illness.
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Watch That Dollar Bill and the Inflation Warning
An editorial urging individuals to monitor federal spending and taxation as waste and inflation erode purchasing power. It argues wartime and peacetime spending, debt, and higher taxes push prices up and household budgets down, calling readers to vote against wasteful measures.
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Competition Meets Competition Teamsters Back ICC Rates Bill
The Teamsters Union backs congressional action to require the Interstate Commerce Commission to weigh the impact of rate decisions on competing transport forms. The piece traces rail piggyback success, fears protectionist rates, and argues competition protects the consumer and sustains trucking and rail industries.
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Brazil Called One Of Red Hot Spots
Recife Brazil UPI Francisco Juliao a leftist leader of northern Brazil s peasant leagues says he is not a communist but would be honored to become one if the party were legal He denies reports that his followers have seized farms and criticizes U S and Kennedy policy while admiring Cuba s Fidel Castro and planning to run for Congress in 1962 He claims 80 league branches in the region and accuses landowners of exploiting peasants. Missile awards Boston Army Ordnance District awards three Raytheon contracts totaling 7 095 436 for Hawk missile defense system illuminator radars and equipment.
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Washington by Roscoe Drummond We Despise You
The piece cites separate actions by Communist powers criticizing U S aid to South Vietnam and accusing Western governments of imperialistic aggression. It argues the Comintern aims to destroy non Communist governments and that the current peace is a war waged by the Communists. The author contends the U S cannot compromise with the Communist goal.
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Hitchcock Says Public Is Real TV Violence Villain
Hollywood. Alfred Hitchcock argues TV violence stems from parents buying children cowboy outfits with guns. He cites Westerns as a main violence source while criticizing Soviet Communists and noting Americans are exposed to violence via television. He calls for stronger cultural safeguards at home.
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Hitchcock on Psycho and Red Scare Reflections
Alfred Hitchcock discusses Psycho guiding audiences through implied violence and suspense with an emphasis on impressionistic murder. He compares his approach to Soviet critique and cites George Kennan on Communist influence, noting careful historical analysis and official rhetoric.
Outlawed Bowling and Folklore from the Daily Sun
A 1566 proclamation by King Edward II bans bowling as dishonorable and unprofitable, followed by Parliament. A Sac City Sun item compares newspapers to women and riffs on a humorous goat philosophy about contentment, smiles, and contrived optimism.
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Disgraceful Picture of School Leader Sparks Debate
A letter contests Henry H. now superintendent of schools for flaunting smoking and drinking in public view. It argues teachers clergy and doctors should model good behavior for children and warns against stumbling blocks to moral and scientific education.
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Health column humor and medical advice letters
Reader letters discuss doctor examination practices and a humorous goulash anecdote. Dr Brady notes that many patients request or require specific tests and suggests smear tests for uterine cancer for women 40 plus.
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