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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
2
In a courtroom focus on absentee ballot fraud, the Anderson Herald urges Prosecutor William Lawler and Circuit Judge Carl Smith to convene a grand jury and probe democrat officials and county payroll abuse. The piece argues for full disclosure to protect voters and restore trust in elections.
Residents urged to observe the ongoing leaf removal effort by the City Street Department. With full equipment, hundreds of loads are hauled daily and a complete circuit takes seven to ten days. Damp leaves reduce fire risk and wind scatter. burning is prohibited on streets.
A columnist criticizes the Johnson administration for claiming a tax cut while withholding schedules misalign the reduction. Examples show individuals and couples overpaid taxes later, arguing voters are misled to spend now and owe more in April. The piece labels this a political manipulation.
In Los Angeles a political clash over Proposition 14 fuels talk of a white backlash against Pierre Salinger. Polls show Murphy narrowing the gap, while Pomona voters reveal complex attitudes on race and candidate support amid the heated California housing amendment debate.
A rustic poem warns against preoccupation with inner mechanics by likening attention to dentures hearing and vision to missing the outside world. It cites Meniere's disease as an example and mentions dental patients focusing on glasses rather than external beauty.
Dr Brady advises that legalizing alcohol since 1933 tempts youth and addicts receive no local help. He urges Alcoholics Anonymous as the path to recovery, noting recovery requires the addict's own admission and action with community support. Letters about health questions are answered with stamped self addressed envelopes.
A reader asks how to invest a Bar Mitzvah gift for college funds, with advice favoring Avon Products and Texas Utilities for growth. Another letter discusses converting Union Oil of California debentures for higher income, noting current yields. Also report: two Kansas City men jailed in Shelbyville under burglary accusations after drug store roof entry.
In Bolivia the government sent infantry into Oruro to keep Communist led miners from joining student protests sweeping several cities. Over the past week at least six people were killed and 119 wounded as riots spread from Cochabamba to Santa Cruz La Paz Sucre and Oruro amid anti-American and anti-government sentiment.
Stockholm reports final vote set for Thursday on the 1964 Nobel Prizes in physics and chemistry. US candidates favored for physics, Germany leads chemistry with most prizes historically, each laureate to receive 52500 dollars.
The letter column compiles reader remarks on unpopular decisions and aging, interlaced with verses about desire and the sea. It includes a Hillcrest Home thank you note and a political defense of Barry Goldwater against alleged communist influence. The tone mirrors late 20th century editorial discourse.
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