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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1966
Page
2
Editorial urges shared responsibility as schools reopen. Drivers must slow and watch for pedestrians while students learn safety rules. Parents should reinforce lessons and penalties for violations. In collaboration with General Motors, schools fly a Green Pennant until a student is involved in a traffic accident. Keep speed laws, belt up, and defend children to keep pins flying.
Jack J. Valenti, longtime White House aide and head of the MPAA, proposes voluntary film classifications to liberalize the industry’s self censorship. He sent a memo to major studios outlining categories such as For Mature Adults and argued classification could avert local censorship, while Britain and the National Catholic Office already use similar systems. Plans for Ulysses release aim to dodge local bans with a three day national and international rollout.
Roger E Spear offers stock picks for monthly income and growth. He suggests Wine-Dixie Wrigley Spear and Fannie Mae for varied dividends and explains custodial gifting for a child investor. He also proposes Transamerica for a starter stock and Culligan or Aveo for a second speculative choice.
The Inside Report notes Jack Valenti once backed Eisenhower in 1952, including coordinating precinct conventions from Houston, a fact cited as Texas Republicans press a contrast with current Democratic efforts. The piece also discusses coattail dynamics, California polling on Brown vs Reagan, and Haley’s covert involvement with James Dickey’s Arkansas governor bid.
A reader writes about her 11 year old daughter who aspires to be a doctor and requests details of the Stage Fright and Examination Jitters pamphlet. Dr Brady recalls his own early medical training from 1896 onward, notes changes in medical education, offers encouragement, and explains how readers can submit questions for his column with a stamped envelope.
Hal T a 38 year old divorcé is tracked by a love fetish for red haired freckled women with large hands. A clinical tale shows how childhood loneliness and surrogate maternal figures shaped a hypnotic trigger leading to love at first sight. Advice accompanies a request for personal guidance and a psychological chart.
A collection of folk rhymes and proverbs on companionship from Scottish immigrants in Indiana and American sayings. Includes lines about women, eyes of different colors, and a witty note that a friend shares the same enemies.
A precampaign focus on the University of California at Berkeley as summer quiet belies tensions over student rioting and administrator ties to the Free Speech Movement. The piece notes Berkeley’s role in Brown’s political vulnerability, admissions disputes with Mario Savio, Viet Nam Day Committee rejection, faculty resignations, and a broader liberal-conservative clash shaping autumn politics.
Jamie Martin discusses proper ship references noting ships are “she” or “her,” never “the USS Ship.” He critiques naval writing habits that misuse articles and pronouns and reflects on the Navy's broader history, citing Sea Gull as an early steam warship that fought piracy along the Atlantic seaboard.
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