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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1968

Page

20

Pride Starts At Home in Anderson Beautification Drive

Editorial urges community involvement in Anderson the Beautiful Committee plan for Redbud Week events coordinating with the Chamber of Commerce. It promotes a new courthouse, Redbud Mall, Arbor Day observance, and broader city beautification to boost business, industry, and civic pride.

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Financing The UN 1967 Report Shows U S Share

The United Nations year end 1967 report shows the United States contributed 2.9 billion of the UNs 6.6 billion spent since its founding about 44 percent of the lifetime budget. In 1968 the U S will fund 31.5 percent of the budget at 41 million dollars. The U N gives one vote in the General Assembly for this. A group of 58 member nations will pay 46 thousand dollars this year and receive 58 votes. Who says talk is cheap.

United Nations United States Organization General Assembly

Funny Business and Negotiating Vietnam War Settlements

A critique points out double standards in trade policy with Rhodesia and South Africa versus the Soviet Union, noting favorable government support for Soviet trade with taxpayer guarantees. It argues that pressuring for negotiated settlements in Vietnam risks repeating Korea's tragedy where many casualties occurred after talks began, urging caution against enemy terms and a hopeful but wary path to peace.

Rhodesia South Africa State Department Soviet Union Vietnam Korea

Answer to quiz question sparks foreign aid misread

In a European American school, a social studies quiz asked for a word meaning to help one’s enemies. The expected answer treason. Twenty three students instead answered foreign aid, highlighting a misunderstanding among Air Force children.

U.S. Air Force Europe

Successful Investing Diversify Now and Hold Key Stocks

A reader asks about growth potential of American Telephone Northeast Utilities Occidental Petroleum and Oil Shale. Adviser saysTele phone and Northeast Utilities may be fair bets hold with patience. Occidental appears strongest due to Libya holdings and may grow more than others. Oil Shale is speculative but attractive. diversify by adding Polagh Inc. Glen Alden is a textile and movie theater holding company. Yields are annual dividend over price. par value not used.

American Telephone Northeast Utilities Occidental Petroleum Occidental J. A Telephone Northeast Libya Polagh, Inc Glen Alden F.M. A Spear Gen Fea. Corp

Preamble to the United States Constitution

The text proclaims the people ordain and establish a federal framework to form a more perfect Union defend the nation ensure justice promote welfare and secure liberty for current and future generations through this constitutional design.

United States United States of America

World without Vietnam vision sparks domestic rethink

Paul Harvey argues that removing Vietnam from the frame would ease U S unrest and racial tension, boost home front pride, and keep dollars recirculating domestically. He cites Sargent Shriver praising investment at home and urges disengagement, warning against overseas entanglements and a return to American renewal.

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Landmark City Hall Demolished Amid Nostalgia in Anderson

Newsmen watched the old City Hall at 7th and Main crumble to make way for a new building. The piece recalls decades of stories from police and detective divisions, mayoral offices, and city departments, plus moments of joy, tragedy, and daily journalism.

Old City Hall 7Th and Main Sts Police Department Detective Board of Works Anderson

Minot's Ledge Lighthouse Near Boston History

Famous in New England history, Minot's Ledge lighthouse lies 15 miles southwest of Boston. The iron tower began in 1850, was wrecked in April 1851 with two keepers drowned, and a stone tower was erected in 1860. Its present status is unclear, once known as Boston Light, the Light of Liberty to immigrants. I am awaiting Boston Maritime Commission details to confirm current status.

Noah's Ark Sid Cleveland Minot Clevelands MIT Madison Heights New England Minot’s Ledge Boston Boston Maritime Commission

Airplane psychology and liquor on planes

Dr Crane argues pilots oppose in flight alcohol service as it causes delays, misbehavior, and safety risks. He links drinkers to fear and immaturity, urging teens to be self-reliant and promoting his booklet on stopping tobacco and liquor habits with self-addressed envelopes for mail-order advice.

Tom Tom S Dr. Crane

Folklore and Language Mixups in Everyday Life

A humorous collection notes language slips from a photographer shop hat remark to a schoolboy correction about walking with a lady and a French teacher mishearing English. Anecdotes cover miscommunication, a bath sponge request, and the saying Good public relations, don't treat people like your relatives.

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Restore Your Own Model City A Call to Local Renewal

In response to Johnson’s model cities program, local action remains crucial for genuine renewal. The Old West End Association in Toledo exemplifies grassroots leadership, with a diverse board spanning ages 26 to 75 and professions from college president to editor, urging broad civic effort to revitalize central cities.

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Brady Health Service readers letters on Dr Brady book

A reader letter to Dr William Brady invites attention to the Brady Baby book and its health guidance. The column notes the book is part of twenty three Little Lessons and advises sending 35 cents for a copy with self addressed return envelope.

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