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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1966
Page
2
Editorial notes a countywide generosity while urging support for leukemia families through HOPE Help Other People Everyday. The group plans a tea to announce pledges and inform residents about the Omega Chapter Phi Beta Psi revolving fund aiding affected families.
Final arguments in a slander case in Baltimore involve Heine an Estonian émigré suing Juri Raus an admitted CIA operative over claims of being a communist Heine seeks 10000 in compensatory and 100000 in punitive damages The case probes rights privilege and government immunity while noting CIA operations and Bay of Pigs blunders and ends with a practical question why Heine has not been arrested
Reader questions on gifting growth stocks for graduation. Advises General Foods as steady growth, IBM risky due to competition, and warns against new American Telephone purchase due to FCC rate investigation. Recommends General Foods for long term, notes National Video as volatile growth with high earnings and high price. Ends with offer to order Roger Spear's Guide to Successful Investing.
Vice President Humphrey bears a risky role defending Vietnam policy amid liberal opposition led by figures like Alfred Kazin. A press conference clash and debates over masculinity and policy mark a tense political moment, with Kennedy and Johnson shaping the Democratic postwar leadership.
A reminiscence on self-sufficient farming and a critique of refined foods. The author argues for a diet of real whole wheat bread, fresh vegetables and dairy, warns that laxatives disrupt natural bowel function, and promotes autonomic regulation. He invites readers to request a lesson by sending 35 cents and a self addressed envelope to Dr William Brady in Beverly Hills.
A 1940s style psychologist urges coeds to use self advertising while avoiding alienation. Norma L. learns to captivate suitors via the Compliment Club and magician’s strategy, with examples from a college psychology text.
A humorous collage of verses lampoons self medication quips and a whist game misplay. It notes Wade and Mall wordplay errors, a double letter trap, and a cheeky rune about aging crooners. A comic American saying closes with a revolving door joke.
A demurral from Malcolm Muggerridge appears in the Catholic Herald and is discussed by William F Buckley. The piece ponders Christian readings, modern liberal and progressive ideologies, and the call to resist worldly temptations, contrasting with figures like Bergman and Burroughs. It argues that the Christian message is needed to guard reason and soul, warning against secular reinterpretations.
The ship Sovereign of the Sea, built by Phineas Pett, symbolized Charles I’s reign. From his rise in 1625 to his beheading in 1649, the vessel’s fate mirrored the king’s downfall amid tax disputes and constitutional conflict, ending in destruction by fire after rebuild.
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