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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1967
Page
5
The piece urges safe holiday travel and sensible conduct for Labor Day weekend. It stresses care on highways and near water, requests litter reduction, and cautions about campfires firearms and crowds. It also quotes Donald C. Cook linking sustained economic activity to fiscal policy and tax measures.
The Federal Reserve will stop accepting non encoded checks as magnetic ink codes become mandatory across banks. Aimed at 17 billion annual checks, the system will push electronic transfers and prepaid card ideas, reducing counter checks at hotels and stores and possibly changing how customers pay for purchases.
Anniversary of the 1963 Hot Line shows a 4823 mile teleprinter link between Washington and Moscow. Despite limited use, the line cost 182000 of 350000 yearly upkeep with facilities in the Pentagon.
A reader with a brief life expectancy asks about adjusting a stock list including General Motors and Union Pacific. Spear suggests holding these blue chips for children, but if planning now, switch Chrysler to Sterling Drug and Union Pacific to General Telephone to boost growth. For the oldest son, steer toward capital gains with Tractor, International Harvester, and Oil of California as they are down from cost.
William F Buckley reflects on George Lincoln Rockwell noting the Nazi leader’s moral madness and possible inner crisis. Buckley recalls Rockwell's letters and a cautious attempt to seek moral guidance from a priest named Father Jude. The piece suggests Rockwell showed moments of conscience but remained entrenched in extremist beliefs.
Advice humorously weighs self treatment for angina like inflating bellows and taking nitroglycerin tablets. Cites Pocket Cyclopedia guidance and historical reference to John Hunter. Mentions sending letters to Dr. Crane Mellor for personal advice and copies the U S Constitution preamble.
A worried mother pleads for help with her energetic three year old Lonnie, urging parents to avoid medical tranquilizers. The article recommends active play, pedaling, walking, shopping chores, nursery school, pets, and outdoor outings to tire a hyper child and reduce parental stress. It also offers a list titled 20 Games for Chicken with a request for mailed postage and a self addressed envelope to Dr. Crane in Mellor, Indiana.
A humorous riddle column presents wordplay and jokes about families, directions, physics puns, and everyday contrasts. Items include relationships, weather, river jokes, and quips on vanity, gravity, and cooking. Several puns rely on language tricks and letters for punchlines.
Pittsburgh plans five or six thousand student behemoth high schools to foster social experiment and racial integration. Each campus would sit in a 40 acre park, with district lines drawing in diverse groups and a two thirds white, one third colored student body. Schools would function as adult education and community centers around the clock, yet critics warn educationism risks replacing true religion with social engineering.
Yokosuka serves as the base of the U S Navy's far flung Seventh Fleet. The city’s shipyards grew from post isolation industry started after 1853 when Perry opened Japan. Yokosuka developed into a major naval port with historic yards and modern shipbuilding, aiding the fleet's operations and ship construction.
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