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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1966
Page
2
The Anderson Herald extends heartfelt congratulations to hundreds of area seniors graduating in the coming weeks. It notes 12 years of schooling, parent sacrifice, and dedicated teachers who supported late-night studying and projects. It urges graduates to conduct themselves with pride as they enter college, military service, marriage, or work.
A reader questions the morality of a Marine who enlisted under another name amid Vietnam service and compares it to broader political actions. The piece critiques government deals with the Soviet Union, Rhodesia boycotts, and alleged trades with Viet Cong, asking what counts as immorality.
A Wisconsin newspaper comments that the government could fund butter and pork for troops overseas if REA co-ops were charged standard interest on their loans rather than a two percent rate. The piece frames the lending as a wartime budget issue.
Indiana University received the William Randolph Hearst Foundation award for the best school of journalism. Vice President Hubert Humphrey presented the honor at a Capitol luncheon. The award places IU among top national journalism schools and will motivate faculty and students to pursue higher standards.
A reader asks if a growth-focused retirement fund is on track with holdings in Texas Gulf Sulphur Syntex Fairchild Camera American-South African Investment and potential adds Zenith Janes Xerox Comsat. The advisor warns of too many high flyers, advises holding American-South African Investment for now, and suggests more conservative buys Consolidated Foods and Owens-Illinois for balance.
A quiet alliance between Hubert Humphrey and Florida Governor Haydon Burns frays as Burns adopts white voter appeals in the May 3 primary and faces a runoff May 24. The row highlights Burns’s shift toward segregationist tactics while Humphrey grapples with his civil rights legacy.
An 86 year old writer argues arthritis is a misused term for chronic rheumatism. He condemns nostrums and urges recognition of nutritional deficiency as the root cause. He imagines a future angel-funded foundation to promote a lifestyle regimen for rheumatism.
In a Worried Clinic feature, Dr. Crane warns that Nudism stems from Narcissus tendencies and childhood memory. He argues clothing protects skin, counters sexual fixation, and that nudists seek public attention. he offers a booklet and psychological charts for 25 cents from Mellor, Indiana.
A parade of short anecdotes shows people reacting to odd situations with dry wit. A heavy man disputes fashion, a meeting humorously misreads a horn signal, a child resists bedtime with candid pride, and an old saying on aging rounds out the collection.
A reader laments the planned demolition of New York City’s Metropolitan Opera House and argues for preserving architectural heritage. The piece draws parallels with Chicago’s old Sullivan hall and Sarasota’s Asolo Theater, urging citizens to resist bulldozing cultural landmarks.
The Coast Guard evolved from the Revenue Cutter Service founded by Alexander Hamilton in 1790 to a modern global service. It now runs 1,800 ships and stations with about 30,000 personnel, focusing on safety inspections, maritime regulation, research, and lifesaving at sea.
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