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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1967
Page
38
Jane Toner Scott laments a nation overwhelmed by heat and riots. She condemns excuses for terror, urges viewers to reject hatred and forgetfulness, and calls for awakening responsibility. The piece uses stark imagery of hippie scenes and a dreamlike crisis, urging a surgeon for the nation.
Seven boys want to ride two bikes at a time. Each pairing of two boys is a possible expedition. Counting distinct pairs yields 6 5 4 3 2 1 total 21 pairs.
Poem-like prose by Julien C Hyer extols charm from Song of Solomon with emphasis on style grooming and character. It argues charm equals womanhood full bloom and that true influence rests on character and noble mind, not just appearance.
Madison county students at Purdue University earned degrees in the recent summer session. Names include Anderson David Joe Craig, P. Goss Des Marais, Ronald William Genda, Philip Edward Lavelle, Douglas Stevens Mason, Richard Edward Minneman, Elwood Kim William Caldwell. August graduates may participate in the 1968 commencement on June 9.
A mother advises her child to adjust behavior when Aunt Jane visits. She urges quiet, patience, and hospitality to ease the guest's fussiness. The exchange highlights how a calm, cooperative attitude can influence a tense visit.
A full page puzzle with clues across and down, including a cryptogram, a quote, and a list of crossword entries. The page features wordplay themed by cryptic letter substitutions and ends with yesterday’s cryptogram quotation attributed to Thomas Murray.
Horoscope style forecast urges Aries to perform tasks with humor and loose self seriousness while Taurus sees an up cycle with gains if needs are clear. Gemini urged to stay confident. Cancer balances duties and family. Leo faces tests but can win. Virgo favored for study and writing.
A playful profile of George Plimpton and his roles as editor and polymath. The piece notes his editing of The Paris Review, connections to stars, and ambitions in sports and music while poking fun at high society and a mythic bachelor persona.
A tired housewife asks about persistent fatigue from domestic duties. Dr Joyce Brothers advises scheduling, prioritizing tasks, avoiding perfectionism, and using time-saving methods and ready meals. She suggests regular breaks, leaving the home weekly, and pursuing interests outside chores to reduce fatigue.
Sociologist Gordon C. Zahn urged Catholics to remove national flags from churches and abolish military training in Catholic schools. He spoke at a Christian Family Movement conference in South Bend as he moves from Loyola Chicago to Massachusetts. Zahn called for conscientious objection inquiry classes and emphasized pacifism and limits to patriotic duty.
Police Brig. Gen. Amir Machmud and his wife died when their private plane burst into flames and plunged into the sea off central Sumatra during a tropical storm, according to Antara news agency and a fisherman eyewitness.
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