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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1970
Page
16
A reader asks how to push a reluctant 37 year old bachelor toward marriage. The column advises using borrowed boyfriends to provoke commitment, warns against chronic bachelors, and suggests enrolling in a “Scientific Marriage Foundation” for better prospects.
Readers praise Dr Brady's column for guiding self care and nutrition, noting benefits from milk intake and iodine rations. Letters recount improvements in nerves, digestion, mood, and fertility after following pamphlets and nonmedical guidance.
The chief Senate sponsor Sen Birch Bayh says the constitutional amendment for direct presidential elections faces a long hard battle in the Senate. He notes House approval and Nixon backing but warns securing a two thirds majority will be difficult and a ratification deadline looms for 1972.
Forrest W. Schepper of Madison Heights High School joined 51 other teachers on full scholarships at the 171h Naval Purdue Economic Education Workshop for Teachers in Lafayette. The program is funded by agricultural, business, and labor groups in the state with Dr. Olin W. Davis directing.
A fragmented notice describes an organ and piano competition at the Beate Fair. It mentions the University building, the Lee scholarships, and lead performers with unclear sponsor names and dates.
In congressional testimony Admiral Rickover warned the United States risks shrinking its overseas air base network to a few sites, arguing for a mobile force and more carrier power. He cited Libya and Turkey as examples and urged a shift under the Nixon Doctrine to rely on allies while the US provides arms and support.
American citizen Fred H. Kidlis 27 of Rochester New York was arrested in Prague on suspicion of espionage. The U S State Department urged Czech authorities to grant prompt access and provide details. Kidlis worked for Radio Free Europe and studied at Dartmouth and Indiana University with plans for further study in Toronto. The Czech foreign ministry indicated penalties range from 10 to 15 years or the death penalty for grave offenses.
Moose Lodge officials announce a Moose Enrollment event honoring Richey Adderson. State Moose director Crawford Barker will attend as a guest speaker. Program features two pin ceremonies and a service to humanitar ian objectives.
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