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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1972
Page
5
Dr. Crane answers common pregnancy questions with concrete facts. He explains fetal independence from maternal nerves and blood, risks from infections like syphilis and German measles, and typical labor durations. The piece notes hospital procedures, including rectal cervix checks, enemas, and bladder drainage, and promotes sending for a Pregnancy booklet with 25c.
Reader letters discuss sun exposure risks and benefits from tanning. It covers melanin protection, drug photo sensitivity, PABA sunscreen limits, and gradual sun adaptation. Also compares osteopathy and chiropractic care and promotes an eye care booklet by Dr. Lester Coleman.
Port of Miami stores 607,968 clacker balls in 2,009 cartons unused since FDA banned the two ball toy in 1971 for risk of shattering. Officials seek a use or buyer. shipments returned from South America and storage costs accrue. Port director invites ideas for the abandoned product.
London AP report says port bosses and union leaders refuse immediate concessions to longshoremen four days into a national dock strike. Joint committee stands on job security and severance pay already rejected by dockers as 500 to 600 ships idle cost over a million dollars daily. Government prepares emergency plans to avert economic crisis as supplies spoil and prices may rise, while troops remain a possible option.
Anthony Cammareri a 22 year old groom elect was shot and killed outside a Park Avenue hotel discotheque after a bachelor party. A 19 year old companion was wounded as a group of 10 strangers fired. another man, Edward Revulta, 26, an officer, shot the gunman in the hip.
Paul Henri Spaak, Belgian statesman and early architect of European unity and NATO, died in a Brussels hospital at age 73 from kidney deficiency. A former premier and longtime foreign minister, he helped found the United Nations, led NATO, and shaped the Treaty of Rome’s path to the Common Market. He served twice as Belgian premier and as president of the UN General Assembly, leaving a legacy as a tireless advocate of European integration. Spaak survived wartime internment, abdicated Leopold III, and retired in 1966 before a 1970 UN return. His first wife died in 1964. he remarried in 1965.
Wallace backers in Indiana plan congressional campaigns in the 3rd 4th 6th 7th and 9th districts to keep the Wallace organization alive for four years. A 3rd District candidate will be named at Twin City Baptist Church in Mishawaka with D Helen M Calvin speculated as a potential opponent to Democrat John Brademas.
Inmates Henry Farmer and Jesse Battles testified in federal court that they were sprayed with chemical mace in their maximum security cells amid a case seeking a temporary restraining order against mace use. Judge Grant planned to rule the next day after final arguments. officials said mace is policy to quell disturbances while they yelled in their cells.
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