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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1967

Page

4

Freedom and responsibility tied in civic duty speech

The editorial highlights freedom as inseparable from responsibility and urges citizens to care for themselves, respect others freedoms, engage in government, and accept personal duties. It cites Congressman Roudebush at Whitewater High School on the true meaning of freedom and notes current riots and demonstrations as testing the concept.

Richard L. Roudebush Whitewater Fountain City High School

States Fight Wage Rule Expansion in Local Government

States join suit to block federal setting of minimum wages for state and local government workers citing Tenth Amendment limits. Nine million workers plus many state employees are covered, with unions backing federal action and warning of weakened labor rights and budget planning.

Congress U. S. News & World Report United States

Florida utility turns swamp into public park without tax money

Florida Power and Light converts 1800 acres of swamp land near an enlarging plant into a public park. Gregor Smith proposed canals, beaches, trails, and a Boy Scout camp with mangrove islands and wildlife refuges. The University of Miami Marine Division gains 21 acres for crustacean experiments. Pensacola News lauds idea.

Florida Florida Power and Light Company Gregor Smith Marine Division University of Miami Pensacola, Fla

Strong Growth Seen In Temporary-Help Stocks

Reader asks for well managed firms in the temporary labor field. Roger E. Spear cites Manpower Inc and Kelly Services as solid but note earnings multiples may limit post growth. Both have reached OTC peaks above 30 amid growth but risk if boom demand wanes.

N.C. A Man_ __ power, Inc Kelly Spear Services Kelly Carey

The Car of Tomorrow Previewed by Paul Harvey

Paul Harvey celebrates the car of tomorrow with automatic climate control, silent air ducts, hi fi stereo, automatic trunk, heated seats, concealed headlights, automatic parking brake, adaptive steering and seating, self defogging glass, one touch lock and interior lighting, and warning systems. He notes modern cars already resemble his vision and credits industry progress while humorously warning about future costs.

Harvey Paul Bunyan

How to Prevent Nervous Breakdowns

The Worry Clinic describes suicide risk among college students with 19 year old Harry R. as an example and urges active coping methods. It advocates athletics, social engagement, church participation, and long range goals, offering a booklet and psychology charts in exchange for a small payment.

Harry Rolling Stone Harry R Crane YMCA Horace Mann

A View of Freedom Through Mrs Alliluyeva

The Kokomo Tribune piece argues Mrs Svetlana Alliluyeva embodies shared human yearnings for freedom not found in totalitarian regimes. It asserts American strength lies in free thought and dignity of individuals, and peace comes when all people can live where they feel free without leaving their homeland.

Kokomo Tribune United States Svetlana Alliluyeva Alliluyeva Kremlin America Josef Stalin

Portrait of a Family Doctor Drawn by a Thankful Reader

A letter to Dr Brady extols a local family physician as devoted and merciful. The writer praises his availability and guidance, contrasting him with mercenary specialists. The editor plans a Family Doctor Album and urges readers to submit doctors’ names and addresses with consent.

Pe Ma

Folklore Auction Scene Promises Entertainment at Gathering

A description of an Asian slave auction game at a large gathering. Players bid with counters to buy as many slaves as possible, with prizes for high prices. The setup includes an auctioneer named Wade and a pasha reducing palace retainers amid rising costs.

Wade

Is Romney a naturalized citizen questioned by election law

The piece argues Governor George Romney, born in Mexico to American parents, is a naturalized citizen under Wong Kim Ark, not a natural born citizen as required by Article III. It notes the constitutional risk for Romney’s presidential chances and the potential GOP response ahead of the national convention.

Romney Emmanuel Celler George Romney United States Mexico Cong. Celler Mr. Romney Chihuahua U.S Wong Kim Ark Congress High Seas Nelson Rockefeller Everbody

First Kamikaze Attack in World War II Battle

The article notes the first Kamikaze use in World War II occurred during the Battle of Leyte Gulf on October 25, 1944. It cites the Battle of Surigao Strait as the last naval action with no aircraft involvement and lists losses for both sides, including the sinking of the Musashi after heavy punishment.

Leyte Gulf Surigae Strait Surigae Chesapeake Bay Trafalgar Manila Bay Jutland Princeton Musashi Dace Darter

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