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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1962
Page
2
The Madison County Crusade begins Sunday in Warner Auditorium. An interdenominational series, it gathers ministers and congregations from across the county for uplifting services with Dr. Jimmie Johnson as a featured evangelist and youth activities to encourage unchurched individuals to Christ.
A reader cites William L. Shirer describing compulsory worker insurance in the Third Reich financed by employers and employees and argues that the United States is adopting a similar mindset. The piece warns that political groups may exploit this trend and urges self reliance to reclaim constitutional freedoms.
The piece traces 42 years since the 19th amendment's ratification, highlighting Republican milestones in suffrage advocacy and action. It notes key GOP supports, firsts for women in Congress and diplomacy, and Eisenhower era appointments that advanced women into high offices.
The piece discusses balance sheets and earnings statements as essential, notes limits on investing without complete financials, and presents opinions on utility stocks like Duquesne Light. It cites yields around 7 percent and compares other issuers such as Corn Products and Glass, with guidance from Roger E. Spear and Talcott.
A Western observer reports Cuba facing food shortages and faltering Soviet aid. He says Castro’s regime suppresses dissent, arms its police state, and alienates peasants while Latin America fears a Cuban stronghold if unrest grows.
Sally considers ending her engagement after a high school romance with her army camp boyfriend. The article warns against rushed marriage, suggests postponing, dating others for two years, and notes higher divorce risk for couples who go steady too young.
A reader’s note from a psychologist counsels against rushing to wed. It warns that early marriages face low success rates and urges dating many partners and waiting until 21. The writer promotes a 200 point rating scale for sweethearts and requests stamps and fees for mailed inquiries.
A 1962 New York Herald Tribune excerpt discusses wound healing, contrasting first intent with granulation when drainage or delays occur. It describes granulation tissue filling defects, eventual scar formation, and potential deformities, while noting physician guidance on patient letters to Dr. Brady.
In Englewood and Newark New Jersey and Indiana Madison County Ohio the push to end de facto segregation grows as parents of trainable children advocate enrollment in Opportunity School and public integration measures while officials face boycotts and legal actions.
A fragmentary column blends poems and editor notes on folklore by William Wade and Pearl Clark praising local news coverage. It cites a Navy contract for McDonnell Aircraft’s 4H Phantom II and a verse about the coast guard era, with musings on community service for retarded children and the Model Tank Center in New Jersey.
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