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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1963
Page
6
A motorist's sudden left turn caused a collision with a motorcycle carrying a rider and his girlfriend. The rider sustained injuries while the girlfriend escaped unharmed. legal action followed as the rider pursued a suit against the motorist.
In a bulletin Herald Classifieds excerpt a court weighs damages after a two vehicle collision. The motorist admits a traffic law violation while a passenger is alleged to have contributed, but the judge notes the crash would have occurred regardless of the passenger’s presence.
A Moscow professor A Tarhkhovy unveiled a geological telescope that gauges cosmic radiation and can weigh heavy objects. Tass reported the Hotel Moskva in Moscow weighed 45,000 tons by this method. In Columbus Indiana an encyclopedia salesman Thomas Young was jailed for peddling without a city license after a door knock gone wrong.
A mother admonishes her child to practice, stressing the value of a good lesson. The daughter asks to share a piece she made, and the mother offers to help write it down, highlighting the importance of Tove music in learning.
A cryptogram puzzle page presents a cryptic crossword style grid with clues and a sample cryptogram quotation. It includes a partial key instruction, an example solved line, and yesterday’s quotation attributed to William Hazlitt describing “The worst old age is that of the world.” The page invokes readers to decode letters and find the solution across multiple entries.
A report on comedy workshops for seniors led by George Q. Lewis and the National Laugh Enterprises notes weekly sessions in which older participants explore humor as therapy. The program highlights include a New York venue for gagwriters and a senior audience exchange promoting laughter as daily relief and social connection.
A humorous column recounts a cowboy and his shy wife in Chicago vacation mishaps with a locked hotel room. It also recalls a Lord Moynihan quip about operating with three people present. The piece weaves in light jokes about a henpecked neighbor and a 1962 Bennett Cerf publication.
A literary advice in plain English to a husband and wife in a troubled marriage. Couples discuss rekindling love, focusing on communication, support, and psychological factors beyond sex. Also includes a letters section from a reader about abuse and marriage challenges seeking guidance.
A round of quotations covers a rescued air crew member from the Atlantic crash, U S discussions on missile withdrawals and weapon modernization, Senator Goldwater demanding a full impartial Bay of Pigs inquiry, Rep Boggs defending tax plan aims to spur private investment and job creation, and a Missouri town recalling Jefferson’s Louisiana Purchase 1803 price of 15 million dollars.
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