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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1968
Page
2
The piece extols the newspaper as a classroom, marketplace, and personal record that informs citizens about news, events, and milestones from birth to death. It urges support for press freedom during National Newspaper Week and thanks past privileges while pledging ongoing protection.
Rep Richard L Roudebush announced plans to introduce a bill in the 91st Congress to trim personal questions on the 1970 census form. He argued the form would require hundreds of personal details beyond the original count of residents and urged citizen support.
Sen Byrd criticizes recent appointees as judicial activists who interpret the Constitution as if authored by them. He recalls voting for Fortas in 1965 but claims Fortas aligned with activism, treating the Constitution as a personal plaything. The note follows references to President Johnson and UN hopes on Vietnam.
A reader questions setting up a self employed pension under Keogh Act with tax free contributions up to 10 percent of income and various investing options including bonds annuities mutual funds and bank trusts. The reply notes long term commitment and potential growth, and discusses Quaker Oats as a held stock with a favorable 1969 earnings outlook after strategic changes.
The piece questions George Ball’s qualifications after he left the UN to influence U S policy on Vietnam and suggests his past detente stance and liberal background color his role. It notes Ball’s ties to Humphrey supporters and hints at political maneuvering surrounding a potential Humphrey administration.
Reader letters urge using milk of magnesia daily for infants claiming calcium loss and health risks. Authorities warn against magnesium overuse while comparing lime water and magnesium hydroxide. Dr Brady offers brief replies and preservation of constitutional preamble text closes the piece.
A daily paper excerpt discusses Dr John F Pick world renowned plastic surgeon and author. He recalls reading the Encyclopedia Britannica after his wife died and card indexing the entire set. He notes two others share his academic stature, totaling three scholars.
The author urges students to become their own professors by using an Agenda Plan to list daily, weekly, and monthly tasks. Personal anecdotes show pride in completing items and avoiding procrastination, citing Washington and Lincoln as self-teducated models. Readers are encouraged to expand newspaper readership as a “University in Print” and to mail requests for advice with self-addressed envelopes and postage.
A collection of humorous quotations and light anecdotes from a classroom and public life. Jokes involve gambling lines a professor uses in a biology lecture and a downtown shopper seeking directions. American saying highlights deflation as draining sales energy.
Paul Harvey reflects on a visit to Colonial Williamsburg Va where restored streets shops and public buildings recreate life in 1770. He recalls George Washington Patrick Henry and the Burgesses and notes Rockefeller funding preserving the site for future generations.
Thant offers a stop the bombing result to the General Assembly while viewing a world forum as sufficient. The Soviet Zend 5 flight boosts the space program, potentially aiding moon missions. Automaker optional features raise car costs, and critics link law and order rhetoric to mere order. Rice grows on half of Japan’s cultivated acres.
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