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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1967
Page
16
A brief puzzle notes a daily message game where you count letters in your first name to generate a key number. Subtractions and additions follow to locate letters in a rectangle, read the message under checked figures, and receive a fortune. Features Syndicate credit line included.
An instructional tale discusses finding an orthopedic physician via a family doctor or local medical society, then shifts to a hospital incident involving Alice who fell on an icy porch. It questions hospital responsibility for injuries during emergency treatment and asks readers to weigh sides before verdict.
Photographers Robert Wenkam and William Lederer plan a new book on the U S trust territory. They hope the publication next fall will catalyze moving the area toward full territory status and serve as a standard reference. Lederer, formerly of Honolulu, has coauthored The Ugly American and Nation of Sheep with Eugene Burdick.
Readers may address letters to Josephine Jawman in care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate Des Moines. The message channel is the syndicate’s mail handling system.
Bridge quiz explains how to plan plays and refine counting with finessing and suit combination ideas. It discusses the high and low odds of making tricks, noting percentages and strategic considerations for different dummy and hand positions.
The text merges card play analysis with a Louisville birth notice. Donna Sue Sherman, daughter of Donald and Eberman, is noted as the first girl born into the Eberman family in five generations, in Louisville. It references bridge bidding and high card strategies alongside the newborn announcement.
A mother seeks guidance on disciplining a 13 year old girl who resists chores, defies rules, and argues back. The editor suggests a cautious approach, noting parental respect and structured daily tasks, allowances, and reading material, while warning against physical punishment and proposing a trial of non corporal methods. The piece includes reader contact details for Myrtle Meyer Eldred in Des Moines.
A jumble of TV guides, cartoons, almanac notes, and program blocks shows Popeye, Three Stooges, Stingray, Superman, Aquaman, and Gator Bowl scrolls. Names like Kangaroo, Mighty Flintstones, and Sailor sports appear among schedules and channel notes for a Saturday lineup.
A fragment notes a paper boy who operates his own buses and has obligations to meet. The text urges readers to have cash ready and to avoid making him wait, reflecting hardship in the payment moment.
The cartoon raises a hypothetical two week delay before a second attack and asks why the government does not provide fallout shelters. It questions the logic of retaliatory actions and civil defense readiness amid ongoing threats.
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