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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1966
Page
2
Editorial lauds the ninth annual Junior Firemen's Day sponsored by General Motors' Ginde Lamp Division. The event, though brief, shows fire trucks and department vehicles to teach what causes fires and how to prevent them, praising Anderson's fire department for strong prevention efforts and low losses.
Dr Hilliard W Paige of General Electric describes a space crash where two vehicles survived and returned to orbit. He cautions against overreliance on speed as a safety factor and notes the broader human quest for progress amid extraordinary speeds.
Dr Brady argues against giving aspirin barbiturate and other dope to feverish children. He critiques Smart Alice mothers for relying on telephoned thermometer readings and pediatricians who bill for advice, urging tepid sponge baths and physician guidance. He notes many drugs do not cure illness and warns against overreliance on medical “specialists.”
A Washington Star Syndicate piece argues for a five year moratorium on new civil rights legislation and calls for leaders from both parties to push gradual reconciliation. It warns white support hinges on stopping violence and reforming Negro leadership, urging unity to restore public trust.
Roger E Spear explains how dividends depend on net income and payout policy and why rising yields can signal risk. He also describes how a New York Stock Exchange seat is bought, transferred, and approved by the Board of Governors.
Norman J aged 23 a young life insurance salesman seeks advice after a boss defeats objections with rapid answers at the dotted line stage. The Dr Crane guide urges Norman to book a second appointment and employ Pause and Praise to avoid blunt rejections and improve consent.
A collage of public domain verse and proverbs including a limerick on married life, a caution about appearances with a sand palace image, a Bhagavad Gita passage about the spirit's immortality and rebirth, and a quip about Congress as a living body whose errors shape the nation.
A discussion on shaping children's moral imagination through C S Lewis The Chronicles of Narnia with focus on The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe The Silver Chair and the role of allegory in awakening belief in Aslan and the Overworld. The critique notes dangers of arid rationalism and emphasizes fiction's capacity to reveal unseen realities.
Question quiz references who was the Navy Commander first to reach space in Mercury capsule and notes a 32 mile sub orbital flight. It lists Scott Carpenter John Glenn Alan B Shephard Walter M. Schirra and mixes in other WW2 naval battle questions and a 1945 end to World War II fleet strength figure with multiple choice options.
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