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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1967
Page
22
Editorial urges voters to participate in the primary, stressing that every ballot matters. It argues that choosing the best candidate now enables future good government and that criticism is earned only after voting for someone. Voters are urged to cast their ballots before sunset.
The National Highway Safety Agency plans a $10 million airlift study to test helicopter use in automobile accidents. Proponents say faster response can save lives, though the higher cost and government funding hurdles remain.
The Senate approved the outer space arms treaty by unanimous vote, signaling a shift away from war to peaceful space use and aiming to curb U S Soviet arms competition. Observers note caution that Soviet cooperation remains uncertain despite good faith in the pact. The Romney camp targets key GOP figures to consolidate support.
The column explains how odd lots under 100 shares are traded by on-floor dealers rather than auctioned with round lots on the NYSE. Prices include the next 100 share unit price plus an odd lot differential, plus regular broker commissions. Odd-lot dealers hold long and short positions and supply the unfilled 75 000 shares from inventory.
The column argues that government overreach harms liberty and laments the draft system. It cites Oregon Governor Hatfield and Sargent Shriver, critiques all‑volunteer army fears, and urges limited war, better pay, shorter enlistments, and superior technology to win. It quotes Gen. Douglas MacArthur on victory and warns against a super state.
The piece argues federal debt costs households about 274 dollars annually, with 219 dollars in interest per household. It notes 329 billion debt as of Jan 25 and warns of higher deficits and debt ceiling raises, stressing that eleven cents of every federal tax dollar goes to debt service.
A reader cites Dr. Brady’s health notes arguing cheese is wholesome and easily digested, detailing nutrients like calcium and B2. The piece notes Brady’s offer to answer letters on health and includes the U S Constitution preamble.
The article argues for upfront answers to children's origins questions and outlines age appropriate explanations. It promotes a booklet for broader medical guidance by Dr. Crane at Mellor Indiana, instructing parents to include a stamped return envelope and 20 cents for costs.
A Civil War era tale recalls General Thomas punishing looting while inspecting a soldier’s bulging knapsack uncovering a goose as the culprit. A veteran lawyer guides his son on justice versus law when both clash, and a quip notes imagination as a politician’s delusion.
In southeastern Italy archaeologists reveal Scyllacium the forgotten birthplace of Cassiodorus. The Gothic era statesman founded monasteries and preserved classical culture guiding learning through the transition from Roman to medieval times.
A reflective list highlights key American dates from war declarations in 1917 to naval actions in 1942 and pivotal moments such as John Paul Jones in the Sept of Water, Farragut at New Orleans, and the founding of the Navy Department on April 30 1798.
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