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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1967
Page
2
A plea to honor fallen Vietnam service member from Madison County as Old Glory is urged to wave, a symbol of unity, liberty, and tribute to a 20 year old who died in Vietnam. The editorial argues the nation owes condolence to families and upholds freedom over propaganda. The piece asserts respect for the sacrifice and calls for national remembrance.
The piece argues Americans are increasingly tax conscious as taxes consuming a quarter to a third of family income. It urges curb on demand for gifts and aid, stating only emergencies justify major exemptions and government should act like a prudent family to avoid bankruptcy.
A reader questions whether to change holdings while Roger Spear notes most stocks seem well chosen with good prospects. He advises keeping strong names like Wally Corp and a Seattle Yeltes maker, questions Cessna, and suggests investing savings into solid stocks with protection against inflation.
A bi annual invitation to send complaints about petty annoyances. The writer rails at Western Union and national airlines, arguing against monopolies and poor service while urging readers to mail concerns to National Review, 150 East 48th Street, New York City.
A jumble of health letters from Dr William Brady discusses iodine for melasouory illness and general health tips. It includes a self addressed request for books and stamps, with a postal note about questions not answering directly. A US preamble about forming a perfect union follows.
The article details Br. George W. Crone’s method to spark Bible reading in children by dramatizing episodes such as the foxes and fire, the wife saving her husband, and Christ’s Sermon on the Mount. It follows Matthew Russ, age 7, and mentions incentives like a dollar per book read, noting siblings’ varying totals and the lasting influence of biblical education.
Abridged tales show how old sayings morph in humor and social change. A New England mother, a mail at Wade corner, a rich patron and artists all reflect language shifts and class cues. The quips underscore changing norms.
Dr Clark Kerr notes the campus drift toward radicalism but highlights a conservative undercurrent among college youths. In Studio City a group publishes Phalanx, a quarterly from CCSC with members across USC, Valley College, Pepperdine, Loyola, and Immaculate Heart. The journal champions thoughtful reflection over riots, aiming to shape future American leadership rather than incite protests.
Question answer feature cites Damuta Waias as a female skipper of the Polish freighter Kapa Tin after male captains retired. Her husband assists when needed as the crew remains all male. note cites historic female captians aiding ships in emergencies. Additional discussion covers wind instrument origins and early underwater breathing devices.
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