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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1966
Page
2
Editorial by Paul Harvey critiques the Kennedy administration on civil rights versus workers' rights, inflation versus welfare, birth rates, and federal spending. It questions draft policies, Vietnam escalation, defoliation, and reliance on nuclear options, arguing for consistency and clarity in leadership.
The House Government Operations Committee approved a bill granting U S citizens the right to inspect most federal records with court action to enforce access. Exclusions cover national defense trade secrets and private business data. Supporters call it a step toward government transparency and past concealment.
Retired investors age 68 seek safe 5 percent income from 16000 surplus cash. Advisor endorses small stock additions plus high yielding bonds and recommends Commercial Credit Norfolk & Western Allied Chemical Baltimore Gas & Electric. Stock split boosts often raise dividends and signal growth attracting buyers.
A sermon excerpt argues that persistence surpasses talent and formal schooling. It cites examples of brilliant minds failing without perseverance and asserts that constant determination solves problems for individuals and nations. Eph 6 18 references perseverance as essential.
The report portrays deep unease among House Republicans over Gerald Ford's Viet Nam charge, highlighting rifts with Mel Laird and other leaders. It notes miscalculations, preference for a quiet stance, and fears Ford's statements undermine GOP unity and strategy amid Democratic divisions.
Boston readers push for at home deliveries challenging hospital norms. A letter from Mrs Mickey argues home birth is safer and more natural, while criticizing specialists and urging recognition of general practitioners. New York detectives recover meter keys tied to a parking meter theft ring. authorities seek the mastermind behind the scheme.
Norma L., a 17 year old from a prominent family, learns that praising her escort rather than boasting about herself improves dating success. On a Northwestern University taught approach, she compliments three different people each day and finds her date more engaged, leading to a second date and steady interest.
A court clerk tests a witness by spelling his name with humorous mispronunciations. An editor teases delinquent subscribers about missed promises. A country paper satirizes a wife charged with unlawful wounding by tongues. An American Saying jokes about critics finding meanings Authors didn’t know.
The piece urges a major government inquiry into pro communist and peacenik groups in the United States. It argues such forces threaten U S policy in Asia and blame revenue sources and foreign influence for antiwar messaging, calling for removal of tax exemptions and public exposure of funding. It frames the peace movement as a coordinated leftist campaign aiming to undermine U S goals.
The article notes the date 1740 for the first royal navy dress rules and names the British Navy as the issuer. It then shifts to a merchant sea man's kit from 1540, detailing John Griffin's voyage gear on the Barbara. The list includes a silver whistle, coats, jerkins, hoses, shirts, caps, a pistol, sword, dagger, belt, mantle and travel provisions.
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