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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1968
Page
2
The editorial criticizes Indiana University for relaxing dormitory visit rules, arguing such leniency invites immorality among students and questioning university officials’ authority. It likens campus pressures from small groups to broader social threats, urging firm administration to set and enforce proper conduct.
Ancient cliff dwellings in Mesa Verde and similar sites face damage from sonic booms. After two supersonic jets passed on February 21, 60,000 tons of rock reportedly shifted. Interior Department forms a committee to study sonic boom effects on structures and people amid plans for supersonic transport.
A 1949 article notes food marketing services up 11 percent while the volume of food marketed grows 20 percent. It argues much of food price covers distribution costs to speed delivery, provide all-season availability, convenience features, store parking, and rapid shopping, creating wide choices admired globally.
A reader asks how to grow an inherited Shares of U S Fidelity through diversification. The adviser suggests selling 100 shares to fund two growth stocks Deseret Pharmaceutical and Jewel Companies to boost long term gains while maintaining some income through dividends. A plan outlines monthly investments to target a 5.3 percent dividend yield on stocks, with $1,000 yielding $30 to $65 annually.
Buckley advocates curbing union power with anti monopoly measures and a management rights bill, calls to review unions as public policy, and critiques housing programs for bureaucratism. He urges private housing solutions, inclusion through race minded integration, and pushes vouchers for private schooling. Social Security should raise earnings limits and reduce penalties.
A nostalgic column by Dr William Brady discusses acne in teens and adults, noting changes over 70 years, and explains autogenous vaccine as a treatment. He recounts a Civil War captain incident, mentions sun exposure guidance, and offers an acne pamphlet via mail.
The text extols advertising as essential for business and public relations, citing Ellis Rietzel and church bell analogies. It argues newspapers rely on constructive PR to grow readership, attract industry, expose corruption, and train 1,000,000 newspaper carriers in the free enterprise economy, finishing with a request for a psychology booklet and sample materials.
A collage of quotes and thoughts from writers and thinkers on modern life. It contrasts the rush of progress with the need for inner selfhood, noting dissonance between material wealth and humane values. The text explores fame, virtue, and the quest to restore individual integrity.
The article argues that cities counties and states face growing money problems as federal taxation drains revenue. It calls for curbing federal spending and preserving decentralized governance, urging local and state policy to address housing and welfare without Washington control. It quotes the Constitution and stresses state and local leadership over federal authority.
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