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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1965

Page

3

Johnson foes warn of miscalculations over Viet Nam risks

Republican leaders accuse the Johnson administration of inviting errors in the Vietnam war and of lacking candor about scope and progress. A White Paper cites South Vietnamese control, declining exports, and rising U.S. casualties, urging curbs on domestic spending and defense budget reevaluation. It calls for prudent cuts where possible amid war costs and nondefense programs.

House Viet Nam GOP IbEcan: 2S South Viet Nam Senate Ion Meress Uni South Asia

Labor Day Carnage and Road Fatality Projections

An analysis warns labor day travel will boost road deaths to 500 600 in a 78 hour period mirroring last year 535 fatalities and the 1963 561 record. The 1965 pace suggests about 47000 annual deaths with 1800000 injuries, driving medical bills and losses to 8.2 billion dollars and highlighting the automobile as a leading cause of death for ages 5 29.

National Safety Council America

Aid To Religion Opens Liberal Arts College Near Tulsa

Oral Roberts University will enroll about 400 students next Tuesday funded by more than 3.5 million dollars in federal aid. A 2.93 million loan and 573,280 grant support the new college emphasizing Biblical theism under the Higher Education Facilities Act of 1963. The aid raises questions about church state separation amid broader education legislation signed last year.

Oral Roberts University Tulsa Okla U.S Congress U.s.ffice of Education

Arm twisting the Republican Congress debates Johnsons stance

The text accuses President Johnson of trouble with communists and questions his ability to twist arms against opponents. It frames Johnson as unsure how to pressure lawmakers who may resist. The piece implies partisan frustration over Cold War policy.

Successful Investing: Wise Couple Reassess and Bond Exchange

A reader asks about managing retirement needs and evaluating four stocks. The expert advises selling Chris-Craft and Imperial Chemical, avoiding Fotochrome as too speculative, and preferring cash savings bonds. It explains Series H bonds mature in ten years with stepped interest, exchange via a Federal Reserve Bank or bank handling, and notes a $1.00 offer for a booklet on investment guidance.

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Why not restrict immigration by categories, Buckley argues

Buckley argues against broad immigration, favoring a bill that ends nationality quotas. He asserts the United States should admit relatives, refugees, and highly desirable individuals, reducing ethnic balance concerns while avoiding racial prejudice.

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U S China Talks Continue In Poland Capital

State Department press officer says U S Soviet China talks will proceed in Warsaw at ambassadorial level. The next meeting is scheduled for September 15, conditionally depending on Gronouski’s post status. Outgoing ambassador Cabot has no new assignment announced.

Washington State Department U.S Warsaw Robert J. McCloskey John A. Gronouski Poland McCloskey Ing Gronouski John Moors Cabot

The Shepherd More than heart could wish

A devotional excerpt by Julien C Hyerreflects on desire and fulfillment. A Bible verse from Psalm 73 prompts humility about pursuing wishes. The author contrasts human longing with God’s gifts, suggesting true satisfaction lies beyond worldly wishes.

Ben Franklin

Johnson offers Goldwater CIA briefing on world affairs

President Johnson offered to give Barry Goldwater a CIA briefing on world developments. White House press secretary Bill Moyers said Johnson telephoned Goldwater, who was in town for a GOP meeting, and offered CIA director William Raborn Jr. to brief him. It was unclear if Goldwater would accept the offer.

Washington Johnson Barry Goldwater Central Intelligence Agency White House Bill D. Moyjers Goldwater Mayers CIA William F. Raborn Jr Moyers

Russia Expands Long Range Missile Arsenal

The Soviet Union has increased its intercontinental ballistic missiles and shorter range rockets, defense sources report. Total ICBMs rise to about 250, edging ahead of last year but still trailing the United States by over 400 missiles.

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Folklore by William Wade and curious riddles from old columns

A long fragment discusses folklore questions and playful word riddles. It includes a tale of a red cloaked woman, a goat turning to butter, and a scarlet runner plant, alongside jokes about blind pigs and a bear in a store. It also cites Dr. Brady’s health letters and a Shipwise quiz by James B. Martin about the 1775 start of the American Revolution and Lexington.

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Radical plan to sell illegitimate babies shocks readers

In a provocative discussion with Dr Charles Crane Mellor of New York the author argues that the state sell illegitimate babies to reduce welfare costs and boost happiness. He outlines that auctions could replace monthly checks, with adoption stabilizing families and easing taxpayer burden while urging readers to weigh the idea before replying.

Charles New York New York City

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