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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1966
Page
2
After Labor Day, editors warn highway deaths will rise nationwide and in Indiana surpass last year. They urge strict law enforcement and zero tolerance to reduce grim figures, praising safety devices from manufacturers.
The Indiana State Fair closes marking a peak season of exposition and exhibits. Visitors from across Indiana and nearby states praised Hoosier life, with many continuing to county fairs that dot the summer landscape.
The piece argues TVA is a tax exempt government enterprise not more efficient than investor owned power, using a cup supplier analogy. It cites Fortland Oregon Traffic Safety data showing 33 000 last year died in head injuries from accidents and 16 000 could have been prevented by seat belt use, urging readers to buckle up for safety.
In a financial column, two small science firms tied to oceanographic research are highlighted. Spear EG&G is noted for instrumentation with EG4G International expected to boost sales, while Sanders Associates markets deep water sensors and sonar processing gear. Both remained strong through a late summer market dip.
In Washington the Inside Report notes a White House poll showing Orville Freeman at 15 percent approval in South Dakota. Humphrey sits at 43 percent, Johnson at 36 percent, while McGovern leads with 79 percent and Mundt at 4 percent, signaling trouble for Johnson's campaign.
A fragment from Dr. Wilson Brady urges against pre dinner cocktails to cope with stress. He argues civilized manners demand action not relaxation, praising brisk walking two to six miles daily to prevent cardiovascular diseases. The letter notes readers can request a private health newsletter for more details.
A provocative lament from a divorced men’s attorney arguing that wives often relented after suit for divorce due to masochistic tendencies and mental cruelty claims. The piece cites Nora a 31 year old client and urges readers to request a sex problems booklet from Dr Crane Mellor Indiana offering guidance and charts for personal advice.
A fragment discussing word misspellings and meanings, noting common errors such as asinine and harass. It mentions Spanish terms used in Castro era Cuba and explains new meanings like gusane for worm meaning a non communist and caballo for horse.
The Congo turmoil centers on Mobutu's faltering government failing to pay Katanga Gendarmes and white mercenaries. Tshombe and Katanga resist, threaten secession, while Kisangani and Elizabethville become focal points. UN plans falter. U.S. aid wanes as Mobutu faces isolation and possible reconciliation with Tshombe.
A compilation of questions and answers recounts original ship plans and histories. It cites a 1787 Boston Man‑Of‑War named Boston, a 1646 ship chased by Dutch pirates, Civil War orders involving Captain Semmes, and Henry VII era galleon Great Harry with grand dimensions and armament.
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