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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1970
Page
15
Dr. George W. Crane advocates dramatic teaching to raise pulpit impact. Rev. Amos reports clergymen using star sales tactics and 14 minute children sermons to combat sleepy pews, with calls to test suspense through vocal and narrative methods and to request his Public Platform Strategy booklet.
Reader letters highlight gravity as a factor in aging bodies with calcium deficiency affecting bones heart nerves and teeth. Dr Brady endorses upside down exercises and half a dozen rolls daily to counteract gravity and improve varicose veins and ptosis.
In Washington AP Mansfield Missouri Democrat says he is willing to debate Vice President Agnew on the nation’s economy. The offer comes after Agnew’s challenge to discuss seed mandates and federal policy, with Mansfield stressing honest differences and dignity in the exchange.
Pendleton Heights 107 piece marching band under Rich ard Buehler trains to enter the top class at the Indiana State Fair Marching Band Dan Camp. Greg Eichhorn assists as Pendleton bands work to build character and precision under a new snap and style plus a majorette corps led by Mary Chandler.
The Justice Department argued Congress may lower the voting age without a Constitutional amendment. It cited supporters like Edward Kennedy and Barry Goldwater and urged 18 year olds are capable voters though not yet enfranchised. The brief was filed in a three judge panel in DC addressing a suit by New York residents challenging the 1970 Voting Rights Act steps.
The report notes Americans spend a smaller share of income on food than many peers. It cites about 165 per cent of expenditures for food in the U.S. versus about 20 per cent in Canada, 92 in Western Europe and Japan, 50 in Russia, and 60 in developing nations.
West Berlin Mayor Klaus Schuetz was given preferential crossing through East Germany amid claims of Communist bias. East German guards arranged his car to move ahead in line at the Marinnborn crossing, a departure from prior harassment of his travel to and from West Berlin.
Sale notice for Furniture Warehouse at 1520 Meridian offering discounted chests and other furnishings with price tag 314.88 noted among items.
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