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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1968
Page
2
Editorial warns against adopting Eastern Daylight Time or permanent daylight time in Indiana. It argues such a shift would disrupt farm life, schooling, drive in theaters, outdoor events, and general work routines. The piece urges rejection of federal time mandates and favors maintaining current time practices.
Senate hearing on the dollar crisis features Undersecretary Joseph W. Barr blasting President Johnson’s spending, advocating a ten percent surcharge and immediate reduction of wasteful programs. Barr warns deficits of twenty billion yearly threaten national bankruptcy and urges restraint before the nation sinks deeper into poverty.
Reader questions on inflation hedges and stock pricing lead to advice on growth stocks odd lot costs and broker differentials. Explanations cover del Monte and Skil Carp as example bets and define debentures including subordinated and unsubordinated notes with credit risk notes.
A perceptive essay notes European observers view Senator Kennedy as opportunistic. It analyzes Kennedy and McCarthy’s likely Chicago contest, possible deals, and how Kennedy could outpace McCarthy before Chicago while Johnson remains the remaining obstacle to Democratic renomination.
A surgeon recounts how nodal anesthesia and the Crile technique reduce shock and fear during operations. He details morphine-scopolamine use before surgery and tissue-protective methods, praising trained anesthetists and local anesthesia in dentistry podiatry and obstetrics.
In a discussion on medical fallacies, Harold W. and his wife debate sexual activity's effect on heart health. Dr. Fay Dudley White cites exercise as vital for coronary patients while warning against smoking. The column argues sex does not harm the heart more than smoking and promotes regular physical activity.
A lurid 20th century ad-like missive discusses male sexual frustration and social pressures. It links athletic, marital, and workplace stress to diminished eroticism, recommending a booklet by Dr. Crane Meltot with self addressed envelopes for guidance and charts.
A collage of old verse and jokes shows romantic musings by Wade and playful lines about romance and harems. It weaves brief reflections on spring and mood alongside a Turkish anecdote about a Turk and his harem and a quip about experience teaching unpleasant lessons.
The piece endorses indicting five antiwar figures for conspiring to encourage youth draft dodging. It argues prominent educators and clerics urged disobedience, calls for nationwide prosecutions of lawbreakers, and equates anarchist influence with a spreading cancer threatening national unity.
The USS Enterprise is described as the largest moving object ever made by man. It is the first nuclear powered aircraft carrier, the most versatile weapon system, costing 430 million to build with 165 million for the nuclear plants. The 1,173 foot ship can cruise the world five times without refueling and reach 45 knots with a 40 000 mile top speed.
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