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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1962
Page
4
A Pittsburgh era column counsels teens on delaying marriage and stresses self discipline. Leo Sullivan from Peru discusses teen relationships and why many couples marry young, urging objection to impulsive unions and suggesting steps toward stable church-based guidance.
Read from Dr. George W Crane a 200 point rating scale for husbands and wives. The column urges singles to work first, argues against marrying to escape home, and cautions that common church denomination and peer pressure affect longevity.
Dr. Brady argues plain wheat provides vitamin B and supports digestion, claiming many Americans lack B and overuse digitalis. He cites reader letters from Kansas or Nebraska praising wheat bread and urges broader acceptance of wheat from the thresher. No gumption, he says.
The Anderson Herald urges City Council to rescind the housing ordinance amid widespread opposition from Democrats and Republicans alike. The measure would require hot water heaters and screened doors and windows, risking fines and home foreclosures for those unable to meet the standards, including elderly and low income residents.
Dr. Fred E. Luchs spoke to a large Anderson crowd at the annual Junior Achievement banquet. Nine junior companies were honored for their year of work as JA promotes youth training in free enterprise and business leadership.
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce holds its annual spring meeting tomorrow evening at the Anderson Country Club. The theme is The Face of Anderson in 1970, with three local speakers offering a future-focused view for the community. All Chamber members are urged to attend to support foresight and planning for Anderson’s growth.
The piece analyzes the Kennedy administration's move from a purely military advisory posture in Thailand toward potential action in South Vietnam and Laos. It compares Laos neutrality with Laos and regional forces, warns of possible combat involvement and broader strategic risks across Southeast Asia, and questions U.S. consistency and diplomacy.
Article details how the Communist party responds to the Internal Security Act by hiding leadership, destroying records, using front groups, and rebranding leaders as spokespeople and editors. It notes hallmarks of concealment and anticipates prosecutions of Gus Hall and Benjamin J. Davis.
A carrier accompanied by destroyers has been deployed to the Eastern Atlantic to counter contingencies and enhance anti-submarine defense in the area.
Naval command reports seven Polaris submarines are active in the Atlantic with three more due to sail this year. One was launched last week. Each vessel carries 16 missiles with ranges of 1,200 to 1,500 miles and high precision.
A Ray Fleenor tale from Anderson High School describes a feist dog that indicates how many squirrels are in a tree by paw positions. The story ends with a humorous reveal as the dog lies with tail in mouth. Navy Lt. Jess B Woods Jr of Gary Indiana dies after heart artery collapse. a Rhodes scholar and Ole Miss graduate.
Letters to the editor accuse Anderson officials of dictating policy and violating constitutional rights. Citizens urge repeal of a minimum housing ordinance, praising informed public debate and warn against federal overreach and potential loss of freedoms.
Notice instructs readers to send brief handwritten health letters to Dr. Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California with a stamped self addressed envelope. few replies expected due to volume and only conforming queries will be answered.
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