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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1968
Page
2
The editorial criticizes eight years of administrations for encouraging rioters and revolutionaries. It accuses leaders including the vice president of inciting violence and warns that the nation now faces unruly riots and internal destruction resembling a Frankenstein political monster. Lincoln is cited on internal collapse.
A week after Republican governor candidate Edgar Whitcomb met with Indiana Reformatory staff in Pendleton amid concerns over mismanagement security and inmate control, state official Anthony Kuharich proposed filings against inmates for violence or property damage. Residents and a legislator had long complained, and observers question if Whitcomb's reception influenced action while emphasizing protections for staff and public safety.
VB! Director J. Edgar Hoover declares in September 1968 that New Left leaders plan broad assaults on educational institutions this fall. He warns collegiate dissidents will bolster the drive, urging educators and officials not to dismiss the revolutionary threat to academia and society.
Readers discuss three stock bets Lehigh Industries Livingston Oil and Imperial Corp. CATV growth potential highlighted with large untapped U S households 34 million TV homes and projected market size. Suggestions include trimming holdings in Allied Chemical Duquesne Light and American Tobacco as a safer switch.
Mattie Coney, a Black Indianapolis teacher, organized a low profit Citizens Forum to mobilize slum residents. She built black clubs that tackled yards and homes, spreading pride and cleanliness. By 1967 the effort cleared tens of thousands of tons. over 1,000 clubs now compete. A September recognition dinner honors top workers.
Dr William Brady defends focal infection theory while rebuking indiscriminate removal of tonsils and teeth. He cites Billings and Rosenow and notes dangers from rash dental surgery. He urges careful bacteriological proof and offers patient letters for health guidance.
Dr. Crane advises parents to involve friends, early PTA attendance, and home routines to help Sally D. a shy eight grader. Suggestions include arranging neighborhood playdates, a Compliment Club, Sunday School, flash card practice, and parental support to reduce anxiety and improve class performance.
An old folk story about two neighbors Ebenezer and Phineas at heaven's gate. Ebenezer gains entry for being married once while Phineas is rejected for marrying twice. A final quip notes we weep at birth, not death, as an American saying.
In Grand Rapids Michigan Republicans display strong unity behind Nixon and Agnew with Romney and Rockefeller likely to campaign hard. Durant wins a convention skirmish endorsing Griffin against Forlas, while Democrats face fractures in the South amid Wallace Nixon strong shows and Humphrey contention.
Harriman tells Hanoi negotiators to speed talks and stop delays. The consumer price index posts its largest five month rise in 11 years. Humphrey accepts and party harmonizing features four soloists named McCarthy. Czech Clock Set Back Yet Ticks Irritation to the Russian bear. Space birth control prompts a bid to cut nonspace costs. North Country fishermen seek muskie glory. Labor Day chaos on highways as workers stay away.
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