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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1967
Page
4
A scrambled cryptogram sample shows how replacement letters map to real letters. It notes that one letter stands for another and that each day the code changes. It references a previous solution: MEANNESS IS NOR CURABLE CANNOT BE CURED BY OLD AGE. ARISTOTLE quote included.
United Press International reports four inmates fled Sunday from Indiana facilities. Two from the State Farm and two from the Boys School escaped while at Camp Atterbury Job Corps Center and during Sunday activities. Names include Leonard Tutl Scottshire Hal Compton Franklin Hurley Riggs Edinburg and Cornelius Belcher Fort Wayne.
Greta faces a disorderly conduct charge after neighbor Thom as, who claims to police status, accuses her cats of roaming. Greta explains she fenced the property but cats escaped. The piece shifts to a Methodist church program led by mr. forse, describing long running separate men and women classes, fundraising, and a joint effort praised as a strong community project.
AP reports in Indiana's 7th District, a mail questionnaire shows strong "win or get out" sentiment toward Vietnam. About 74 percent favor increased military action to end the war, with no respondents opposing unilateral actions and a minority opposing bombing interruptions.
INDIANAPOLIS UPI One new member of the Indiana Tuberculosis Council and two reappointments were announced Monday by Governor Branigin. Appointed was Brother Joseph W. Stayer of Lafayette, who succeeds Dr Paul C. Burnett. Reappointed were William C. Wilson and Dr John D. Miller, both of Indianapolis.
A mother warns of near-miss injuries from a rotary mower nearby children. She recalls the mower lifting a stone that struck her, narrowly avoiding facial harm. The advice stresses keeping kids away from mowing areas and supervising power tool use to prevent similar incidents.
An astrology forecast covers zodiac signs with cautionary advice on travel spending and personal conduct. A church wedding debate arises, detailing a bride’s desire for a ceremonial church marriage versus a fiancé preferring civil service, with psychological notes on religious beliefs affecting marriages and guidance from Dr Joyce Brothers.
A Charleston woman faced murder charges after allegedly poisoning her husband with rat poison in his coffee. The district attorney pressed that conscience would have bothered her, but she claimed no remorse despite a minor twinge when he asked for a second cup.
In Tel Aviv police arrested two Jewish youths who tried to sell back a broken 11th century Hara relic from the Church of the Moly Sepulcher in Jerusalem. Gems mostly intact, one gem missing. reward offered, international stir followed the theft after Israel took over holy sites last June.
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