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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1966
Page
2
An editorial attacks Rep. Edward Roush for inaction on the Demonstration Cities Bill and backs Republican Kenneth Bowman. It accuses Roush of arrogance and lacking a clear stance, urging voters to demand a Congress focused on the district’s good and a decisive change by election day.
A District Judge requires an 80 day cooling off period in a General Electric dispute. The piece argues unions push democracy yet act counter to it, draws comparisons with Russia and England, and warns U.S. labor against inflationary excess and government overreach. It questions labor leadership and patriotism amid tensions between labor and politics.
Investment club members seek guidance on two stocks RCA and Northwest Natural Gas with RCA favored as a leading electronics and broadcasting firm. The column notes a mixed earnings year, dividend trends, and anticipated gains from new services in coastal Washington and Oregon, plus management moves for steadier growth.
The Herald records subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with 1 year 15.00 in Madison Indiana area and rates for outlying regions. Readers missing delivery should call 643-5371 before 9 PM to arrange a replacement, and Sunday delivery can be routed via the nearest carrier.
The Congo under Mobutu teeters amid mutinous mercenaries and discontented Katanga gendarmes. Stanleyville remains ruined while Simbas and lingering forces threaten collapse. Washington faces blame for the postcolonial chaos and disarray across Kinshasa.
A column argues Rhodesia’s one year independence marks steadfast defiance against Western sanctions and socialism. It defends Ian Smith’s government, critiques U.S. policy, and warns against UN military action while urging American support for a stable, civilized Rhodesia.
Mrs. Charles Conley chaired a division of the Ohio Child Conservation League as she urged 17 000 dedicated mothers and teachers to support the cause. The conference at Ohio Northern University promoted TLC and positive praise for children, urging monthly self tests and mailed requests for Dr. Crane’s charts and guidance.
In a heated exchange a St Louis University English associate professor Norman Hinton argues language can only evolve not improve or degrade. A reader replies that English cannot be wrecked but notes abuse of speech and a broader concern with misused words.
The writer argues that chewing and salivary digestion matter for digestion, linking teeth to digestion, nutrition, and longevity. He cites historical terms and a pamphlet on Yankee Stomach, urging full dentition as essential for health and longevity, even claiming life expectancy deductions for missing teeth.
The first United States Navy warship Demologos also known as USS Fulton was built by Robert Fulton and launched October 2 1814 for New York Harbor defense designed with center wheel propulsion and a pumping system intended to spray water on enemy fire. Fulton never saw action as the War of 1812 ended and the ship later served as a receiving ship before exploding in Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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