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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1964
Page
2
The Madison County Association for Mental Health urges public support to aid hospitalized mentally ill residents and expand community services. It links the national crisis of mental illness to local efforts, inviting citizens to join chapters and support programs and research.
Congress faces a tight 1964 election backdrop as the civil rights bill HR 7152 advances in the House while Senate support remains fragile. Only a few incumbents show wavering votes, with Mecham and Edmondson facing credible challenges, and cloture hurdles loom as leaders gauge the bill’s fate.
The piece argues taxes reach beyond the federal government to many local bodies. It cites Oregon's 1 207 taxing authorities including schools and fire districts and warns that local agencies can be costly and wasteful. It calls for pursuing true economy from the smallest level of government.
Inside account by Rowland Evans and Robert Novak describes a party wide revolt against Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara as Johnson weighs him for vice president. The piece notes labor unions minority groups and city Democrats showing concern over McNamara’s future.
A garbled mixed clipping blends a psych expert column by Dr. Samuel S with discussions of press censorship and frankness about sex. It shifts to UPI reports on the 1965 death toll from a jet crash at Clark Air Base and a political forecast on Johnson McNamara ticket dynamics with labor and Democratic leaders' reactions.
The report notes France suspending financial aid to Tunisia following Tunisian actions. The piece switches through multiple unrelated items including sensational headlines, aviation disasters, political commentary, and personal finance queries, with scattered references to U S military crashes and political figures.
Francis E. Boggs a 17 year old Columbus Bailock Fairfield Calif junior was held after admitting two bomb threats against Columbus High School one Monday and another earlier in the month Police questioned five others and warned of possible fines or prison time for the hoax threats The state saw three threats in one day none of which caused injuries or damage cancer toll figures note about 235000 Americans dying this year in New York
An analysis of a grotesque overlap between occupation imagery and erotic verse scenes. The piece mocks sensational magazine rhetoric and moral panic about teen promotion, citing a government quote about immortality and urging readers toward a counter booklet on sex problems for youth.
Dr Brady discusses pain perception and personal health history, noting heightened sensitivity to pain and a long history of bursitis and injuries. He recounts medical experiences including fractures and medical tests, and shares views on nutrition, calcium intake, and aspirin use, inviting readers to write for advice.
A devotional fragment urging strict accountability before God. It references living conscientiously and fulfilling daily duties as part of one’s earthly space, with a quotation from Luke 17:10 about worthy service and responsibility.
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