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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1968

Page

2

Pride Starts At Home Moves for Anderson Beautification

The Anderson the Beautiful Committee promotes Redbud Festival Week sponsor coordination through the Chamber of Commerce as a central hub. Goals include a new courthouse, Redbud Mall, Arbor Day observance, and city beautification to boost business, attract industry, and restore community pride.

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Financing The UN and US Role In UN Budget

United States finances 2.9 billion of the UNs 6.6 billion spend since founding, about 44 percent of lifetime budget. In 1960 US to finance 81.5 percent at a cost of 4 million dollars, earning one General Assembly vote. A group of 58 member nations will pay 46000 this year, gaining 58 votes.

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Trade Bias Critique of US Policies on Rhodesia South Africa and USSR

The speaker accuses the US government of unequal treatment for businessmen, noting a $10,000 fine for Rhodesia trades, a discouraging State Department letter for South Africa, and government backing with funding and guarantees for Soviet Union trade, paid by American taxpayers. The comment questions policy coherence and fairness.

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Korea War Echoes Stir Debate Over Negotiated Peace

The piece argues against a negotiated settlement with the enemy in Vietnam, warning that pressing for talks under enemy terms risks repeating Korea’s costly experience where a large share of American casualties occurred after peace talks began. It urges a prudent approach to ending the war without surrendering strategic aims.

Vietnam Korea

Social studies quiz sparks foreign aid misdirection

In Europe a U.S. Air Force base school posed a question asking for a word meaning to aid enemies. The expected answer treason, but 23 students replied foreign aid, revealing a humorous misunderstanding noted in a magazine.

Europe

Diversified Growth Prospects For Occidental and Oil Shale Stocks

In this investing column Roger E. Spear reviews newcomers holdings including American Telephone and Northeast Utilities while weighing Occidental Petroleum and Oil Shale. He favors holding major positions, notes Occidentals potential from planned ventures, and calls Oil Shale a speculative but attractive risk. He also suggests diversification with Polugh Inc and explains stock yield calculation from annual dividends over price.

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World Without Vietnam Sees U S Renewal From Retrenchment

Paul Harvey argues that ending Vietnam would ease U S unrest, reduce demonstrations, and lower racial tensions by uniting citizens. He cites Sargent Shriver and domestic priorities, urging pivot to home fronts spendings and a renewed Americanism to avoid entanglement abroad.

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Landmark City Hall Falls as New Building Rises

In These Times notes the old City Hall at sth and Main Sts. crumbles after years of service. Newsmen recall police, detective, mayor and council offices, budget talks, dog tags, permits, and many city scenes, both joyous and tragic, amid nostalgia for a landmark’s fall and progress toward a new era.

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Minot Lighthouse History in New England

Readers ask about a lighthouse named Minot and its location. The column notes Ming’s Ledge lighthouse near Boston opened 1850, destroyed in 1851, with a stone rebuild in 1860 possibly Boston Light, once a key beacon for immigrants. The author cites seeking further details from the Boston Maritime Commission.

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The Worry Clinic Dr. Crane on liquor aboard planes

Dr George W C explores air pilots disdain for in flight alcohol and urges restraint to curb boisterous passengers and safety risks. He explains drinkers may fear failure or death, links social pressure to drinking, and promotes his guidance book and charts.

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Folklore by William Wade and comic anecdotes

A collection of light humor and misused phrases. Jokes include a widow asking a photographer to remove a hat in a portrait and a French teacher mispronouncing English phrases in a girls college. A boy notes etiquette rules and a drugstore clerk becomes flustered by a bath sponge request. An American saying about public relations closes the piece.

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Model City Hopeful Renewals Face Local Realities

The piece argues that model city renewal hinges on local effort and funding rather than federal largesse. It highlights Bridgeport and the Old West End Association in Toledo as examples where residents push for genuine urban revival through collective action and civic organizing.

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Brady's Health Service Advertises The Brady Baby Book

A satirical curio item mocks health advice culture and promotes the Brady Baby Book by Dr. William Brady. It recounts a reader letter praising home remedies, notes requests for the book priced at 35 cents, and lists how to submit letters for health inquiries to 625 El Camino Beverly Hills California.

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