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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1967
Page
9
The interi by Hazel Brown Snyder from Elwood offers a three part guest interim for this week. It interestingly depicts a yuletide evening in the Rocky Mountains with personal observations and reflective imagery.
Patoka Indiana bank thieves used acetylene to pry open the walk in safe door and steal $2,700 in silver during a second break in within a year. The Feb 26 prior burglary had not taken any cash or silver. State police investigated the Patoka National Bank burglary with the loss listed as $2,732 in change.
Parents discuss feeding a one year old who plays with food and smears her face. Fathers urges finger foods and smaller portions while noting the child should progress to self feeding by age two. The guidance emphasizes removing mischief foods and encouraging independent feeding.
A cryptogram inspired teaser shows how A stands for three B s and X for two O s with one letter per symbol. The daily quote puzzle demonstrates cipher rules and hints revealed by the sample.
The forecast highlights Aries Taurus and Cancer for social activity and travel while urging Virgo Libra and Scorpio to seize opportunities. It notes good money potential for Leo and Aquarius with emphasis on communication and timing. Birthdays hint at personal truth and steady decisions amid general trends.
Readers discuss a couple planning Peace Corps service. psychiatrists note low medical disqualification rates and high self selection of volunteers. authors suggest couples may grow through service and face adjustment after return, with expert insights from Dr. Joseph English and Dr. Colmen.
The piece blends views on youth volunteering turning toward social sciences and public service with a light humor frame. It reflects indecision about future paths and mentions a Peace Corps role for graduates while weaving in anecdotes and syndicated jokes from 1967.
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