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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1966
Page
4
A week before elections readers are urged to vote at polling places and support a strong two party system. The editorial critiques indifference, cites Eisenhower and Johnson policy, and warns against one party control and federal job expansion.
A debate between career diplomats and nonprofessional State Department personnel erupts into public view. John Steves, director general, argues for choosing the best person, not just a career insider, while urging collaboration to improve Foreign Service relations and national diplomacy.
Kentucky State Police report growing use of mail-order crime reporting to Frankfort Post Office. Since last December 140 letters received led to thirteen arrests. Charges include murder arson prostitution and liquor act violations. Col. James Bassett notes tipsters express gratitude and anonymity.
An investor asks about selling down risky Colt General Time Seison stocks and shifting to a mutual fund monthly plan. Spear advises selling on any further rally and diversifying with mutual funds, then considers safer income stocks for seniors.
In Houston’s Seventh District debate George Bush and liberal-leaning incumbent Briscoe clash over conservatism. Briscoe cites Bush’s past affiliations and labor endorsements to paint him as too liberal, while Bush argues Briscoe’s record shows liberal leanings. The race reflects a national conservative wave in the South amid party realignments and intra-party feuds in Harris County.
The letter explains doubts about calcium deficiency and allergy treatment, citing Dr Henry Sherman and the American Medical Association Council on Food and Nutrition. It critiques so called legitimate doctors and clinic schemes, describing how climate moves and parakeet exposure can affect asthma.
In a clinic piece by Dr. Crane, Laverne T. asks how to make her husband verbalize affection. The text urges extrovert salesmanship as a model, recommending Dale Carnegie courses and a “Compliment Club” to praise spouses daily, noting introverts’ reluctance to speak and the harm of silence.
Western and Southern GOP hopefuls press Goldwater ideals in races for Senate and governorships. Governors Babcock and Hansen push conservative agendas while Reagan strengthens the movement. Birch activists face stiff resistance as Goldwater rejects Radical Right influence.
Two men discuss a church sermon and a flood side chat. Bill Fox described as a champion optimist recalls neighborly humor about damaged crops and river floods. An eating contest joke ends with a sly marital warning and a proverb on truth.
The National Park Service has an agreement with the Association the United States Army and the Navy Leagues to accept 460000 for a museum at the Pemberton House side of the Historic Hall and New Hall. The exhibit will cover the origin of the Marine Corps and the two services roles in independence. Additional funds are sought to complete the Navy share for exhibits. Contributions may be sent to National Treasurer Army Navy Museum Fund. James M Large chairman Provident National Bank Philadelphia.
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