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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1968
Page
2
The editorial urges Governor candidate Ed Whitcomb to require trustees to expel students who riot. opposing Lt. Gov. Rock defends free expression. It cites a federal funding bill as a tool and calls for Senate approval to curb campus violence promptly.
The piece touts Dr. Lawrence M. Gholz as Republican nominee for coroner, citing extensive prior service in California as deputy coroner and deputy sheriff, surgeon with a fire department, hospital staff roles, and leadership positions. It argues a physician coroner will provide prompt, qualified service and good government.
Clark Clifford wants Congress to direct defense funds to social projects including a $6 million prototype low cost housing at George Air Force Base California. The plan aims for 200 units at about 30000 each. He argues the department should not favor contracts by quality and financing alone.
The North American convertible preferred follows the common closely since it can be converted into 24.74 shares of common, while Getty’s $1.20 cumulative preferred is an income issue, redeemable at $25 on 30 days notice and trading below par due to yield. Welbilt preferred can be redeemed at 105 and is convertible on a one to one basis, suggesting a conversion is favorable now.
The piece argues welfare recipients expand faster than population growth, citing New York City figures and groups like NWRO. It laments alleged dependency and questions if politicians, including Hubert Humphrey, can buy welfare roles with taxpayers’ money while urging Americans to pursue happiness through effort and self-reliance.
Dr Brady outlines historical iodine deficiency effects in West Virginia prior to 1900 and 1922, noting high goiter rates among schoolgirls and broader symptoms such as languor. He advocates iodized salt or exclusive use of natural salt and cites salt sources from Kanawa River Valley.
A reader laments that articles praising married teachers stigmatize single educators and argues unmarried teachers also serve as foster parents to millions of American children. The letter defends character building as a core fringe benefit and promotes a paid testing scheme for teachers and Dr Crane's guidance.
A collage of quotes from novels and magazines critiques modern life. It contrasts fragmented modernity with medieval cohesion, notes shifting beliefs, and features wry lines about wallets, taste, and culture. Includes a Bloomington tavern sign off and comments on Indiana University opera offerings.
Law figures contest whether acts of civil disobedience deserve praise or condign sanction. William Harper criticizes defense of indicted criminals post Gideon, while Ren Miller argues that dissent risking harm to others is criminal disobedience. The ABA and public interest themes frame calls for responsibility, order, and protection of law abiding citizens.
An opinion piece mocks a geologist political scientist suggesting volcano activity ties to campaign climate. It argues Indiana politics will stay fiery without earth heat, noting Ruckelshaus Bayh and mock threats of eruptions from Alaska to Washington.
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