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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1967

Page

2

Editorials warn of flawed foreign policy and missed Cuba threat

The piece argues decades of misguided policy from Cuba to Vietnam. It accuses leaders of tolerating Russian missiles in Cuba and aiding communists while allies trade with enemy nations. The author questions Washington’s alignment with Kennedy era views and warns Americans risk entrapment behind barriers.

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Nasser Warns Egypt Will Forgo Loans to Pressure Lenders

The Egyptian leader asserts Cairo will repay no loans to nations that do not extend new credit to Heyat, a move seen as a strategic warning to the United States. The commentary argues government limits and official rulemaking show private citizens are not in the same league as states.

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Public backs spending cuts over tax rise by wide margin

A nationwide poll taken after President Johnson's State of the Union finds the public favors reduced federal spending and rejects a tax increase by about thirteen to one. The results suggest lawmakers would likely vote to curb expenditures and oppose tax measures.

Qunto Johnson Murersey

Successful Investing Questions for Growth and Income

Roger E. Spear answers investor queries about a diversified list of stocks Alcan Aluminum General Motors International Paper and Standard Oil California Along with substitutes Calgon Norwich Pharmacal and Warner Lambert Spear advises reevaluating high yield holdings with weak price action and suggests replacing some with stronger charts He also reviews Peoples Gas Light & Coke noting gas distributors face softened growth but preserves long term income potential while warning about patience after buying near an all time high.

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Vietnam War Debate Drives Calls to Withdraw

Paul Harvey cites critics of the Vietnam War including Senator Vance Tar ske and General David Shoup. The piece argues moral concerns, domestic pollution issues, and treaty limits as reasons to end U S involvement. It notes Britain's Wilson visiting Washington and suggests financial pressures push allies away from commitments east of Suez.

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Hawks and doves clash over poverty fight in Johnson plan

An editorial discusses the split between consensus on poverty and the Vietnam war. It notes President Johnson's pledge to spend 22 million this year on social programs rising to 25.6 billion in 1968 and critiques funding efficiency while lawmakers question Office of Economic Opportunity.

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Calcium and Vitamin D Rich Diet Advice by Dr Brady

Dr William Brady urges high calcium intake and vitamin D to combat chronic ailments. He cites milk products, cheese, beans, greens, figs, olives, nuts, and whole grains as calcium sources and recommends three glasses of milk daily. The letter notes calcium needs vary with activity and pregnancy, lactation, and stresses medical responses by mail.

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The Worry Clinic: Sex Education Advice for Youths

Dr George W Crane urges readers to use non profit booklets for sex education amid concerns about premarital sex. He cites Mrs Richard Gould of White Plains and charts rising unwed births, stressing the need for factual medical counsel through newspaper resources and mailed pamphlets.

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Folklore by William Wade in Anderson Lions Club bulletin

A city dweller hires a farmer’s teenage son who proves lazy yet the farmer handles the news tactfully. The piece recalls old schoolbook tales and cites a Revolutionary War toast scene comparing George III Louis XVI and George Washington. An American saying concludes with distrust in a contract.

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Romney Vietcong stance seen as dangerous appeasement

Russell Kirk critiques Governor Romney's Vietnam stance, likening direct talks with the Vietcong to negotiating with criminals. He argues the Vietcong seek total power, not peace, and warns such engagement would overlook terror and violence. The piece cites Burke and other comparisons to Nazism to condemn negotiation.

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Skipjack Submarine: Largest Nuclear Boat And Its Features

The Skipjack is a nuclear powered submarine with the largest screw ever fitted, a 15 ton five blade propeller. It uses a water cooled reactor and offers extended range, about 120,090 miles on uranium. At 252 feet long, it advances antisubmarine warfare with new listening devices and hydraulic torpedo handling for quicker salvos.

Aee Mary Martin

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