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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1966
Page
5
This page fragment shows a crossword style puzzle with clues labeled across and down, including references to names like Naru, Huang, and Pethw ayu, along with a cryptogram style daily cryptoquote puzzle and notes on how it works. The jumble hints at themed wordplay and a variety of incomplete entries, typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
The city of Anderson lowered its flags Tuesday to pay tribute to Earl Fuk Hauser who died August 16 in Vietnam. He served in the medical staff of a hospital that was attacked by Viet Cong fragments from mortar fire. Fuk Hauser went to Vietnam on July 7 after a few days leave in Anderson. He was a Madison County youth widely mourned for his sacrifice as part of the fight for democracy and a better world. Clergy and community members honored him by lowering flags to half mast on the day of his burial.
U S Navy ships will call at Alexandria Egypt next month for first time in 12 years, a U S Embassy report said. Destroyers Arling and Jonas Ingrom with about 560 officers and men are slated to visit, following a Soviet visit earlier this month and amid requests for permission to call at U A E ports.
Short household guide offering DIY fixes and crafts. Advice covers converting a sharpened paint brush handle into a ring angled tool for tight shelves, making cookie cutters from metal edges of waxed paper and aluminum foil boxes, and dyeing shoes with quick drying enamel paint for durable color.
INDIANAPOLIS UPI nearly 4200 unemployment claims fell in Indiana that week. Indiana Employment Security Division director Lewi Nicolini cited resumed production and recall of workers after temporary shutdowns for model change, inventory, and vacation as the main cause. The total claims were about 12.6 percent below the prior year.
Fragmented OCR notes describe stairway construction with heavier framing and beaded reads, mentioning 1x5 components, a 7 mauge spring arm and hand mail, and a 65 foot rough opening. Possible delivery details and measurements appear garbled, but reference to stairs, materials, and dimensions remains.
A fragmented parental complaint argues a kindergarten teacher is unfair over thumb sucking, with a mother insisting the child will face many tasks at kinder to stop thumb sucking. The unreadable parts suggest classroom discipline concerns and parental frustration.
A compact horoscope offers guidance for each sign. Aries should lead with independent thought, Taurus should verify money advice, Gemini relax and adapt, Cancer focus on dependents with health notes, Leo on creative effort, Virgo beware extravagant claims, Libra anticipate changes and seek unseen help, Scorpio leverage experience, Sagittarius expand influence, Capricorn face unknowns with courage, Aquarius balance friends and investments, Pisces rely on self and assess dependability. Birthdays mark cycle completion and harmony potential.
The article memorializes Theodore Green, a 98 year old island figure and former US senator, recalling his genial nature and long public service. It recounts anecdotes from his era and quips about his humor, while noting a lifetime of political involvement and a vivid personality.
Advice column talks about strengthening marriage through confiding in outsiders. It cites Dr John Mayer study comparing lower and middle class wives in New York noting differences in whom they confide to and why. Concludes that seeking guidance can aid marriages while excessive blaming risks despair. Readers urged to send problems for response.
Burglars tried to force entry at the Michigan City post office parcel post annex, set a gasoline blaze that damaged the lobby, bagged mail, and ruined parcels. They broke a front plate glass, knocked the safe, and fled as firemen battled the blaze for about two hours.
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