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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1972
Page
5
Betty G seeking children with husband twenty years her senior faces vasectomy. Doctor explains artificial and donor insemination, noting prior scientific reports of pregnancies from donor insemination. The columnist advises medical facts and offers a booklet titled Facts About Pregnancy.
St Jude researchers in Memphis report aggressive cobalt X rays curing childhood lymphocytic leukemia, with results inspiring other U S doctors. Dr Donald T Pinkel cites sufficient evidence of cure while praising Danny Thomas for founding St Jude Hospital and noting ICU advances for heart and obstetrical care.
Chicago alderwoman Anna Langford apologized for taking hotel towels from the Diplomat hotel and reimbursed $6.35. The Illinois delegation plans a July 16 auction and party, with tickets and proceeds reported as part of a broader travel bill.
Actor Tony Curtis wins temporary custody of daughters Alexandra eight and Allegra six from Christine Kaufmann. A restraining order bars the mother from removing the children from the country with a custody hearing set for October 9. The children reside with Curtis and his wife Leslie in Bel Air. Curtis's prior marriages include Christine Kaufmann and Janet Leigh.
In Harlem and upper Manhattan, PAL blocked play streets for unofficial events dubbed the Asphalt Olympics. Kids stage fast pitching stickball, stoopball, kings, and other street contests using broom handles, Spalding balls, and improvised grounds, aiming to curb crime and drug use while celebrating local sport culture. Alumni of PAL include Bobby Thomson, Joe Torre, Whitey Ford, and Sugar Ray Robinson.
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