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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1968
Page
3
The Anderson Civic Theatre closed its 1967-68 season with Gypsy, praising the group for professional craftsmanship and inspiring local talent. Readers are urged to contact ACT to join future productions and support the community theater program.
Report notes the Paris conference remains ongoing despite high tensions and slow progress. Observers urge restraint and patience, warning against premature judgments while hoping the talks will restore some sanity and yield real progress for peace efforts.
The article greets local high school seniors who have earned diplomas marking the end of 12 years of schooling. It encourages graduates to embrace the next steps whether pursuing college or starting apprenticeships, noting demand in trades and wishing each graduate success and happiness.
The piece argues that broad education and awareness fuel public opinion on issues from public officials to civil rights and the Vietnam War. It notes some protests are misguided but defends freedom of expression as essential to government, contrasting with Soviet control and referencing Czechoslovakia as a satellite example.
Reader asks about joining a payroll deduction to buy Eastern Air Lines stock and suggests supplementary purchases. Advisor endorses payroll deductions and outlines risks of buying low priced speculative stocks like Educational Computer Corp and Houston Fearless with limited information. Cautions that many small firms show deficits. recommends avoiding ill informed picks and emphasizes using the public brokerage plan and staying informed.
A column argues against labeling urban youth as culturally deprived, contending many rioters held jobs and education. It questions euphemisms like antisocial and urges personal responsibility, discipline, and candor in addressing crime and social behavior.
In a 1968 column Captain Fea laments despair and political fear amid wars and inflation. He urges a principled statesman to rally a tired nation, praising a Van Cliburn concert moment and calling for an uncommon leader to restore freedom and resolve.
A fragmented editorial noting rising drug addiction and the sense that campaign years influence policy. It cites Senator McCarthy urging a stronger bargaining program while referencing protests and a segment of the preamble to the U.S. Constitution. The text blends political commentary with constitutional phrases.
A narrative about Br George W Maris Tarrang a Pittsburgh TV host and Dr Crane detailing the Scientific Marriage Foundation. It describes a 1930s era matchmaking effort using a computer-like matching system, sponsored by 2600 clerics, with divorce rates claimed to be far below the national average and emphasis on privacy for sources. It notes legal risks faced by reporters and the need to protect informants in an era of gangland violence. It mentions how applicants mail in questionnaires and pay costs to receive guidance and charts.
A summary of trucking slang as defined by the American Trucking Associations. Terms include bean hauler for produce carriers, big hats for state troopers, and other phrases like cackle crabs for live poultry haulers and hauler phrases for live stock and specialized rigs. The piece explains colorful expressions used by drivers and contrasts literal meanings with slang.
Dr William Brady of Brady's Health Service cautions readers that long term laxative use irritates the digestive tract especially aloe senna rhubarb and cascara. He argues chronic colon congestion causes hemorrhoids misdiagnosed as kidney or bladder issues and urges reading his booklet on constipation and colon hygiene. Letters to the doctor are answered with stamped self addressed envelopes, address 5 Fl Camino South Beverly Hills California.
A Greece battle at Lepanto now Upakto ends with Papal Rome learning of the victory the same day by historic relay signals. The text explains cargo humidity protection and its value to ships, fruits, and medicines.
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