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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
2
Editorial urges support for voluntary car safety checks conducted by city county and state authorities. It argues checks prevent accidents by catching winter wear and mechanical faults, saving lives time and money and reducing court costs. It casts the program as a mutual benefit for motorists and enforcement agencies.
The Consultation on Church Union shows slow momentum toward uniting ten denominations into a single church for over 25 million Protestants. A draft plan is to be prepared for approval by the separate churches, with completion possibly longer than a decade, says Chairman Dr. David G. Colwell.
A 14 nation United Nations study reported by the Women's Medical News Service finds mothers, whether working or not, have less free time than fathers in both communist and capitalist countries. In the United States working mothers average 2.8 hours of weekday leisure and 7.4 hours on Sunday. Nonworking mothers have about 3.5 hours on weekdays and 7.6 hours on Sundays. Working fathers enjoy about 4.1 hours on weekdays and 8.5 hours on Sundays. The piece notes minor but disputed gaps and links it to broader debates on gender roles.
The column argues the average person should buy and hold solid stocks in expanding sectors for long term gains rather than chase quick profits. It notes that long term investing tends to be more profitable than short term trading and stresses the investor’s experience and advice access. A 74-year-old saver asks about redeeming $2,000 in Series EB bonds to avoid taxes and maintain holdings. The answer says there is no reason to redeem now since taxes are payable on withdrawals anyway.
In Pascagoula Mississippi Judge Darwin Maples and Police Chief Owen Davis are praised for reducing crime despite national increases. The article cites disciplined policing and court procedures, noting no local race clashes or violence during integration and highlighting enhanced law enforcement trust and decorum.
Dr William Brady promotes graded exercise under physician direction as essential for heart trouble. He criticizes digitalis, warning against overreliance and unsupported claims, and endorses a tonic of B vitamins iron and manganese with three tablets daily. A letter policy note and constitutional preamble follow.
Jule Barnett, president of the Northwestern School of Commerce in Lima Ohio, reflects on 46 years of growth since founding the college in 1920. He notes students gain practical professional skills for immediate work, backed by modern equipment, and praises business schools for fueling America’s wealth and institutions.
A collage of quotations explores modern life through viewpoints from thinkers and observers. It contrasts daily routines with changing attitudes, critiques social norms, and notes the influence of humor and perception on a troubled era.
Russell Kirk argues against utopian radicals and peace demonstrators in America. He cites readers, theater, and political trials abroad to warn that revolutions fail and liberty relies on steady politics and steadfast virtue.
The Savannah faced global rejection beginning in Japan where authorities require insurance upwards of one billion dollars before port entry. Other ports ban entry due to nuclear contamination fears, risking vast property and human loss. the piece discusses freedom of the seas and the three mile limit in early maritime law.
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