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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1969
Page
2
Editorials hail Madison County hospitals for extensive facilities and cooperative planning. It notes rising costs due to wages and technology, Medicare impact, and the strategy of regional facilities offering varied treatment at each hospital. Residents urged to support hospital administrations and boards during National Hospital Week.
The grape harvest, centered in California, may begin by Thursday with mid-July activity likely. The ongoing boycott effort, now in its fourth year, pits union organizers led by Cesar Chavez against grocers and farm workers while consumers hold decisive influence.
A first printing of the Constitution, one of eight known, sold at New York auction for $155000. The document set a high mark for historic American papers, with collectors seeking rare items that become treasures over time.
Investment guidance discusses growth stocks versus income, favoring Keystone growth funds and GE for potential, warns against overreliance on savings bonds, and suggests shifting from margin in Con Edison to outright stock ownership and higher yield bonds. Also notes limited capacity to answer all mail.
The lecture rails against universal efforts to “clean up the world” while neglecting home life. A visiting father scolds his college son, urging personal responsibility before global meddling, and cites antiwar protests abroad as part of a wider restiveness.
A reader column argues twentieth century ambulant treatments for hernia hemorrhoids and infected tonsils may be preferable to radical surgery in many cases. It cites Dr. Watson and office injections as safer with fewer hospital needs, noting exceptions and urging informed parental choice.
Folklore by William Wade discusses fortunate misfortune through jokes and fables. An Irishman with a lucky lost leg and disaster after air crashes are cited as examples. A tale of two hares and a sharp clawed cat ends with the fox declaring luck in misfortune.
The piece discusses Richard Weaver's posthumously published The Southern Tradition at Bay A History of Pastoral Thought from Farrington House. It highlights Weaver’s view of a South moving toward modernity yet wrestling with heritage and identity, and notes his North Carolina Tennessee roots and inferences on Southern culture, politics, and literature.
The text alleges senators justify high speaking and writing fees by framing expenditures as necessary aids to policy. It references Margaret Chase Smith and a general push to defend ABM related arguments while noting tense interservice or diplomatic tensions. The fragment hints at broader political struggle and media framing.
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