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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1964
Page
2
The article urges residents and businesses in Anderson to sustain cleanup efforts and beautify the city. It cites demolished downtown spaces, new walls, and painted façades as examples and commends proactive property owners while urging others to refinish adjoining walls to spur further improvements.
The piece outlines Barry Goldwater's campaign approach in California as Rockefeller rivals push to provoke him. It details Knowland’s high-pressure tactic of frequent press conferences and staged appearances, plus Goldwater’s shift to a calmer, more controlled schedule with planned speeches and limited handshaking tours to avoid local backlash.
An assortment of curiosities from folklore and early American quips. The piece notes odd word usage in a restaurant window and a trucker joke about payment for aid. It cites Benjamin Franklin’s 1775 recall of forces and colonial taxes with a mix of dated proverbs and a memory quip about last week.
A Jeffersonian Cambridge Ohio circulation manager touts 200 newspaper carriers as models of free enterprise. He argues boys gain a threefold view of production merchandising and credit through paper selling routes and Saturday collections. He urges carriers and Boy Scouts to list such experience for jobs or college scholarships and warns against communism.
Dr Brady promotes daily brisk walks as ideal relaxation for executives and workers. He warns against sedatives and alcohol, advocates active pastimes, and praises Boy Scouts for discipline. He notes letters to him with self addressed stamps and suggests mailing costs for personal advice.
A column argues that teaching patriotism in public schools is essential and not indoctrination. Proponents say it preserves freedom and honors forebears. opponents fear brainwashing. The piece contends patriotism strengthens the nation and should be taught widely.
An editorial argues that government tax-free projects distort markets by drawing power business from taxed firms, a burden borne by taxpayers. It cites Bonneville Power Administration’s rate cuts in Idaho, reducing taxpaying competition and risking broader socialist governance if such policies spread.
Readers discuss ethics and strategy for drug stocks and overall market approaches. Points include FDA approval, cost of research, and switching to Monsanto and other firms while noting uncertain guidance for new drug approvals.
The article reviews what a Christian ought to do in leisure and play to live righteously. It cites biblical references from Matthew Mark and Paul in I Corinthians 6 urging purity of thoughts and holiness in daily life.
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