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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1968

Page

2

Editorial endorses Ruckelshaus for Indiana Senate

The piece endorses William Ruckelshaus in the Indiana U.S. Senate race, praising his age, government experience, and leadership. It notes his time as Indiana House majority leader, recognition as Outstanding Republican Legislator, and his pledge to shift government toward listening to citizens. The editorial urges Hoosiers to vote for him on Tuesday for sensible federal government.

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Humphrey Campaign Tactics Seen as Anti Nixon Drive

The passage argues Humphrey faces deep political trouble as voters doubt his thesis while his party held power for 28 of 36 years. It claims his campaign will hinge on anti Nixon sentiment, blaming Johnson era failures and avoiding self-criticism. It predicts intensified personal attacks on Nixon in closing campaign days.

Hubert Humphrey Humphrey Johnson White House Nixon

Growth in Defense Office Staffing Through the Sixties

In 1960 the Office of the Secretary of Defense employed 2 992 military and civilian staff. By 1968 the number rose to 4 1098 in the same category. Observers note that across Washington many bureaus have expanded to preserve turf, and the eight year increase in personnel is staggering.

Secretary of Defense Washington

Civilian targets in Vietnam war underreported by critics

The text highlights Viet Cong terrorist actions against South Vietnamese civilians in early 1968, noting roughly 12 000 casualties and about 23 abductions daily, with sympathy for communists and U S bombing debates framed as masking civilian suffering. It accuses critics of ignoring civilian tolls to defend US military actions and portrays global respect for the United States as waning due to perceived hypocrisy of communism.

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Folklore Quotations On Times And Observations

A collection of quotations on modern life from various voices including a dentist, a western novel jacket blurb, and Whitney Young of the Urban League. It mentions public figures and media figures while commenting on society, truth, and perception.

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Wrong Target in Antiwar Campus Editorials

The Kokomo Tribune discusses the Indiana Daily Student editorial stance urging colleges to sever ties with the war machine by curbing military research and limiting visits from recruiters. It argues antiwar aims misdirect energy toward communism and foreign peoples, not U S policy, and warns against disarmament weakening free nations.

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Only Defectives Drink Says Brady Column

Dr. Brady asserts only defectives drink alcohol in any form and urges youths to avoid indulgence. He defines defectives as those needing stimulants to feel better and claims maturity alters the view on drinking. Letters on health may be answered if stamped and addressed to Dr. William Brady in Beverly Hills.

Boc Brady Webster Dr. Brady William Brady el Camino South Deverly Hills California

Indiana Voter Ballot Limit Sparks Critique in Letter

Reader letter argues Indiana courts restrict voter choice for the 1963 election by omitting preferred candidate names from ballots. The writers compare to Russia and accuse party machines of controlling the vote, urging a change in Indiana voting procedures.

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Worry Clinic dieting plan boosts weight loss and marriage

Dorothy P 33 weighed 147 down from 117 at wedding, shares her 10 day plan with husband Roland. They cut meals to demi tasse coffee, ate meat and vegetable salads, used vitamin pills and limited calories. Roland’s blood pressure fell 30 points, joint plan credited with years added, urging others to join dieting contest and request Dr Crane booklet.

Dorothy P Roland Tam America

Successful Investing Take Profits When Available

A reader section on stock timing urges cashing in profits when appropriate and consulting a tax accountant before sales. It notes broad market moves guide buying and selling, suggests switching from Pacific Tele to growth plays like United Utilities, Tenneco, West Coast landholder, Borman Foods, and Skag Pay Less, and mentions Roger Spear's guide with order details.

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Inflation and the dollar value threat to wage earners

Paul Harvey warns wage earners about accelerating inflation and shrinking purchasing power as government spending and wage demands push the dollar toward devaluation. He cautions saving alone is insufficient, discusses bonds stocks and banks, and urges prudent investing to outpace inflation.

Constitution Preamble Rewritten for United States

The text presents a corrupted version of the United States Constitution preamble. It attempts to declare foundational aims such as forming a more perfect union establishing justice domestic tranquility common defense welfare and liberty for current and future generations, though with many misspellings and garbled words.

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