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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1966
Page
4
An editorial blasts the Camp Atterbury Job Corps Center management as a smokescreen for a failed project. It argues $10 million has been wasted, urges closing the camp or shifting to private industry, and even suggests drafting dropouts into the Army for cheaper training and manpower relief.
Judge Samuel Silverman dismisses Linus Pauling v National Review Magazine et al. The ruling extends 1964 Sullivan v New York Times to public figures, confirming Pauling did not prove the defendants acted with reckless disregard of the truth. The decision upholds free discussion with caution against harassing libel suits.
Congress debates Fair Labor Standards Act amendments with a $1.60 proposed minimum. Rep. John H. Dent proposes a three tier Trinity concept to stagger rates for 1938 1961 and 1966 covered workers, aiming to curb inflationary shock and protect jobs while balancing unions and politics.
Congressman Richard L Roudebush warns that Johnson's proposed 5 to 7 percent income tax hike is not modest and would push many fixed income earners toward financial brink. He argues high taxes threaten the nation's stability as costs rise.
Reader seeks advice on a $40,000 personal loan at 4 percent to a friend versus investing in CDs at banks offering about 5 percent. Expert suggests demanding 6 percent if loan is on demand, then shifting funds to certificates of deposit for safety and higher yield. Also weighs Holiday Inns stock versus Brush Beryllium, recommending to keep Holiday Inns due to growth and risk in the other option.
Reader letters from West Virginia and California discuss iodine deficiency and goitre beliefs. Dr William Brady notes many sufferers never develop goitre and urges readers to request the pamphlet The Iodin Ration. Letters are answered only with stamped self address envelopes.
Case Z 409 recounts Alan B a 47 year old manager described as a bearcat at work and meek at home. The piece argues wives crave dominance and suggests a sex booklet to address marital power, advising sending to a boss and enclosing stamps and small fees for personal advice and charts.
The piece notes folk verses by W. H. Brittain of Montreal defending silver birch trees amid land clearing, with lines against harming trees. It includes domestic life rhymes, a college poem about tobacco use, and a quip about an old flame as a burned-up metaphor.
The Lafayette Square camp of 9 Mississippi migrant workers near the White House is cited as a tactic by radical politicians to press for housing and voter changes. Officials say the core issue is lack of Delta farm work, not emergency housing.
By the end of 1944 the United States had pushed 4000 miles west through the Marshalls Mariannes Palau Philippines and New Guinea. The fleet neared France and Rhine as more than 7500 Japanese aircraft were destroyed in 1944 at ten to one. Navy aviation personnel neared 750000 with 30000 naval aviators and carrier numbers expanding from seven to over one hundred. Advances in electronics jet propulsion and rockets transformed Pacific warfare.
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