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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1968
Page
2
Editorial notes a strong city push for downtown rehabilitation with formal groundbreaking for the new city hall, ongoing donation efforts, and the Eighth Street Bridge project. It credits cooperation among business, labor, industry, politicians, and citizens and calls for continued renovation efforts.
The piece reviews Chemical Mace and rival anti riot devices as tools police may deploy amid summer unrest. It notes Mace’s active tear gas agent CN, a 20 foot range, immediate action, and potential injuries, plus usage history in Memphis New York and Rochester. It mentions adoption by Chicago police Los Angeles concerns Detroit debates NAACP protests and academic commentary on nonlethal weaponry.
A reader seeks growth oriented advice after inheriting a stock list. Recommendations include switching Idaho Power to Ameri att Hospital Supply and Tappan to Stewart Warner, avoiding rails, keeping Uniroyal, and considering Del Monte, Georgia Pacific, and other names. The piece also notes a couple with 617 Investors Stock Fund shares and a question about Greater Iowa’s growth potential.
William F Buckley argues the Kerner Commission misreads causes of urban unrest. He blames boredom and self-hatred rather than segregation or poverty, critiques welfare and civil rights policies, and calls for patience and moral restraint.
Dr. William Brady opposes autointoxication theories linked to bowel putrefaction. He cites Metchnikoff Kellogg and Lane as unfounded and warns readers that mucous colitis and absorbtion of lower bowel byproducts lack scientific basis. He invites letters on health topics and supplies a booklet request.
A critical column attacks younger clergy in Catholic and Protestant churches for beatnik conduct, smoking, loud conventions, and defiance of laws. It cites the Renewal Group, Milwaukee and Chicago incidents, and accuses seminary graduates of subside support and poor discipline.
A traveler shares a recipe mixing Southern crawfish with Northern varieties. The method includes onions peppers butter flour tomatoes mushrooms and spices simmered to thick, then crawfish added. A Indiana hostess praises the dish and notes it was her own creation.
A correspondent laments the rise of professional administration in U S higher education. He warns that deans trained in business optics may prioritize efficiency over teaching and scholarship, potentially turning universities into industrial enterprises with minds only lip service.
The Dreadnaught gained fame for three launchings and long Atlantic service as a packed ship. Captain Samuel Samuels steered it through 78 storms with no loss of life. It sailed stern first in a storm, set sailing records, and earned millions in profit while costing under two hundred thousand dollars.
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