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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1966
Page
2
A reflective piece argues that true governance rests on constitutional limits and individual responsibility. It lauds a citizen who favors limited government, personal initiative, and earned progress, contrasting him with party factions and bureaucratic privilege. It defends taxation to sustain government while valuing personal liberty.
On Aug 17 the Commerce Department announced the second quarter 1966 GNP at 732 billion, up one billion from Q1. Only one quarter of the rise came from more production. three quarters came from price increases. The note ends with a warning about bureaucracy.
Rep. Joel Broyhill Busch Virginia calls Johnson administration inflation a buzz saw that erodes buying power. He cites higher prices for eggs bacon medicine and goods and warns social security payments and savings are harmed. He decries indecision and inaction as roots of the disaster.
Successful Investing columnist Roger Spear cautions against buying low priced stocks under 1 dollar and urges beginners to shift to higher quality issues in the 20 to 30 dollar range. He warns of high risks, favors value investing, and suggests reinvesting proceeds from weak performers into better-grade stocks.
A fragment from a church audience piece questions subsidies to India amid reports of India consuming 875 million bushels of grain yearly. It argues taxpayer costs and freight, cites religious practices, and recalls biblical feeding of the five thousand as a contrast to modern aid.
Congressman John Ashbrook reviews the Ripon Society and its push to redraw the Republican Party toward conservatism. He cites 1964 losses and 1948 to 1958 shifts, notes grassroots demand for conservative policy, and questions Liberal leadership within the party.
Dr. Brady discusses degeneration of jaw tissues and joints as nutritional deficiencies. He cites calcium and vitamins as key factors, promotes Little Lesson 12 and Save Your Teeth booklets, and mentions Dr. Weston Price's Nutrition and Physical Degeneration. He also notes tensions with periodontists and urges physicians and dentists to study nutrition.
War correspondent Maury Wilmott, pushing a stalled car in Saigon, triggers a tense incident as guards and soldiers respond to a mock threat. A Vietnamese newsboy flees, gunfire erupts briefly, and order returns with a cautionary note about temper and misread dangers.
A humorous yet pointed reminiscence on David Hatton of Kirkcaldy who proposed a mouse powered thread mills scheme in 1623 and later inventions. The piece contrasts Hatton and Adam Smith with Kirkcaldy’s changing landscape, warning that treadmill civilization brings unrest, crime, and cultural erosion.
Notes on a Hapgood book about ancient maps and Columbus, plus details of a massive Seabee freezer in DaNang Vietnam. The facility, part of a war effort, stores meat and produce to feed tens of thousands of troops for months, with thousands of refrigerating units and multiple chill boxes.
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