Editorial honors for Dr C Richard Bowers and service in Vietnam
The Anderson Herald congratulates Dr C Richard Bowers for receiving the Liberty Bell Award from the Indiana State Bar Association after earlier honors from the Madison County Bar Association. He served in Vietnam with physicians aiding civilians, and his reports highlight needs there, reflecting patriotism and sacrifice in helping others.
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C. Richard Bowers
Liberty Bell
Indiana State Bar Association
Madison County Bar Association
Bowers
Vietnam
Anderson
Dr. Bowers
America
Anderson Herald
Cramer Questions Motel Billboard Guidelines
Rep William Cramer questions a Small Business Administration booklet advising roadside motel advertising by highway billboards as the highway beautification bill seeks to cut 1,014,000 of about 1.1 million signs. Transportation policy limits signs per motel to three on a highway and ten on all sighways prompting Cramer's remark about government messaging.
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William C. Cramer
R-Fla
House
Cramer
Congress
Small Business Administration
America
Department of Transportation
Authors Wanted How to be a well paid writer
Rep. Frank T. Bow urges readers to write to their congressmen demanding large budget cuts to avoid Johnsons six per cent surtax. He argues bold letters can restore fiscal responsibility and curb rising federal spending and taxes.
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Frank T. Bow
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Johnson
Cong. Bow
Hold or sell 1965 investments in Harvester and Bank of America
Readers weigh strategies for International Harvester and Bank of America shares down over two years. Advice splits by temperament: a conservative investor should hold for yield and steady growth, while a seeking quicker action might swap for Merck and Pacific Southwest Airlines. A reader inherits Granite City Steel and plans to sell to fund family needs. expert notes cyclicality, recent price strength, and a possible near term decline in steel earnings, recommending selling to raise cash.
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International, Harvester
Bank of America
Merck
Pacific Southwest Airlines
I. D
Granite City Steel
H. A.T
Granite City
Spear
Gen. Pea. Corp
On The Right by William F Buckley
Buckley argues against isolationist labels used by Fulbright Morse and Kennedy. He tracks shifts in foreign policy stances over decades, contending interventionists drive entanglements while urging decisive victory in Vietnam. He hopes critics return to restraint after resolving current conflicts.
Rumors and Distortions Hinder New York Power Project
Thamar Vermillion discusses how misinformation delays Consolidated Edison’s pumped storage hydroelectric facility on the Hudson River. Despite state support, opponents raise dam collapse, fish harm, and desertification fears. Public groups back the plan, suggesting urban renewal as a path forward and noting critics label opponents as anti renewal.
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New York
Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc
Hudson River
Consolidatd Edison
Rheumatic Fever Language and Cure Advice
Dr Abraham Jacobi described acute articular rheumatism in early texts and framed terms like rheumatic fever. The piece argues current names vary, notes heart involvement risks, condemns ineffective arthritis cures, and promotes Calcium and Theumatiz pamphlet as guidance, inviting readers to request more details.
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Abraham Jacobi
The Worry Clinic by Dr Crone on work force age views
Dr George W Crone discusses on WebMTV in Indianapolis how older workers and those from home or farming backgrounds may bring better management and reliability than younger staff. He argues older workers organize tasks, reduce turnover, and align with factory needs, urging readers to request his employee tests by sending a stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents.
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Jim
Gerard
Indianapolis
Dr. Crane
Oder
Hecoine
America
Combina
Gist Watch
Folklore of mistaken identity in wartime anecdotes
A collection of anecdotes about mistaken identities in World War II settings. Stories feature Dwight D. Eisenhower in Africa misreading a raincoat request and a navy ensign unknowingly rooming with an admiral, both ending in humorous reversals. An old quip notes a hunter is missed more by a rival hunter than by his wife.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Africa
White
Eisenhower
Buddy
Averleon
To The Point- Firearm Control Debate and Objections
Russell Kirk comments on restricting guns to deter crime but reader Bixby from Florida argues no law can curb criminal access. He cites theft, illegal possession, and even strict laws like New Yorks Sullivan Law as ineffective. He notes Swiss rifle ownership and low crime, warns prohibitions harm law abiding citizens, and favors harsher penalties for criminals over broad gun bans.
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B. A. Bixby
Florida
Mr. Bixby
Kirk
Richard Speck
Golid
New Yorks
Switzerland
Michigan
Ty Keitnin
What is a ship's railway and where was it used
A ship's railway is a marine haulage device at shipyards to move vessels for maintenance. It uses wheeled cars on rails set above water to lower or raise ships for removal or launch. Early examples date from ancient Corinth across the Isthmus, with later proposals for Suez and the Gulf of St. Lawrence railways, but many failed due to cost.
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Corinth
Ocean Martin
de Lessips
Isthemus
Suez
James B. Eads
Tehenunteper
Chigneelo Bay
Bay of Fundy
1Verte
Northumberland Strait
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Mapainshe Hall
Eloarm
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Robert Kennedy
Harry Byrd Jr
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Fea. Corp
Thamar Vermillion
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Worry Clinic
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