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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1970
Page
21
A case study describes Lana K. a 17 year old with phobia and obsessive health fears tied to her mother. It explains subconscious death wish ideas as camouflage and urges readers to seek Dr Crane’s booklet on abnormal psychology with a stamped return envelope.
Dr William Brady explains cholelithiasis causes silent stones and painful episodes. He describes gallbladder and duct inflammation and the progression to biliary colic and jaundice, urging timely evaluation and surgery if symptoms arise.
A Newsday 1970 piece describes a Christmas game titled Lust And Greed pitched to children ages 6 to 12. The playful rules involve collecting credit cards, dice actions, balloons, and a banker, with social commentary on materialism and economic strain as the scene unfolds. The exchange notes lines about cash, legitimacy, and a character who is 42 years old, prompting a remark on looming recession.
The text notes dollars appear three times in Shakespeare, calls petroleum Algeria’s top product, and cites returns on gold mining in South Africa at 17 percent annually and manufacturing at 13 percent.
State Superintendent Richard D. Wells faces a Gary school board and Local 4 of the American Federation of Teachers as a plan to solve finances proposes 400 job cuts and a 500 dollar salary rise for teachers. Strike enters eighth day with no talks set.
Anderson Commandery No. 32 Knights Templar will install officers on Saturday January 17 at 7 30 p.m. in the Mt Moriah Masonic Temple at 1024 Meridian St Burl H Brattain of Alexandria will become eminent commander. Other officers include Karl Stout Ronald Shepherd Donald W Cornelius Verl N Hughes Charles Imel Arthur I Edwards John W Pherson William Todd George R Morgan Donald L Sedwick Ralph Beeman A reception will follow the ceremony for Masonic members and their families.
The Coast Guard terminated a 10 day search for the 50 foot cabin cruiser owned by James Sprague of Michigan City Indiana. The vessel disappeared January 2 in the Gulf of Mexico after leaving Alligator Point near Tallahassee on December 28. Sprague was with skipper Paul Metzger of Fort Lauderdale Florida and Doris Dressler of Virginia Beach Virginia.
Defense Department announced two more Hoosiers killed in Vietnam Army set Norris R. Borgman of Greenfield and Spec. 4 John M. Rice of Indianapolis were identified as killed in action in Vietnam.
Don Roush of Amick Monument Company is elected first vice president of the Allied Memorial Council of Indiana at its Indianapolis luncheon. Robert H. Miller of Fort Wayne becomes president with Joe Brooks of Aurora as second vice president and Millard Bullman of Aurora as secretary treasurer. Hoosier Motor Club assistant William A. Thomas speaks on the A M A's origins and growth. The council includes delegates from funeral directors, cemetery officials, and monument dealers.
Snow and freezing rain disrupted travel from New York to Washington while ice storms closed schools and businesses in northern Georgia. Subways and trains faced delays as Florida citrus suffers frost damage. A cold snap stretched from Montana to New England with subzero readings, then mild Sun returned to southern Florida later in the day.
An advertisement claims FASTEETH powder improves bite power by better denture hold and comfort. It promotes regular dental care and suggests getting FASTEETH at drug counters. The copy emphasizes alkaline formula, no sour taste, and easy use.
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