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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1960
Page
23
Jane Toner Scott recalls camp arrivals in Michigan, the seventh child born by air, and the impact of teachers praised by Ruby Jones. The narrative blends family milestones with reflections on education and kindness from echoes of a Midwestern community.
A robber threatens a teller with a dynamite package, it explodes killing the thief and injuring a bystander who sues the bank. The judge rejects sympathy as a basis for liability and urges a legal ruling on who bears the burden. State laws vary. consult a family lawyer for guidance.
Two Indiana Air National Guard squadrons the 113th from Terre Haute and the 163rd from Fort Wayne will compete in California for the Ricks Trophy event joining 10 other tactical fighter squadrons. They will fly F84F jets and face toss bombing dive bombing and combat mission efficiency tests. The meet runs September 20 and 21 alongside the Air Force Association convention in San Francisco. The winner receives a trophy honoring Maj. Gen. Earl T. Ricks.
A brief tribute notes how deeply a life was shaped by a good teacher, implying the impact spans generations and remains a guiding influence. The line emphasizes lasting influence rather than specific events or names.
Two Cuban co pilots claimed fear of arrest by the Cuban regime when they armed themselves and forced a Cubana flight from Madrid to land in Miami early Tuesday. They were granted asylum by U S authorities and paroled into the United States. The Britten Norman Britannia airliner with 31 passengers diverted to Miami but resumed to Havana. The two pilots Miguel Antonio Acosta and Leslie Jose Nobregas said the plan formed before leaving Cuba and the plane had stopped in the Azores on its Madrid to Havana flight.
A mini crossword style list presents numbered clues across and down. Includes terms such as pest for farmer and various abbreviations and cryptic hints. Answers span languages and familiar crossword entries with references to letters and word play.
A list of crossword clues with numbered items from 2 to 31 and partial hints including Gold in Spanish Dampens Midwestern state Gay Chills and fever Ponder Zodiac sign Compass point abbr Kind of sign language Flat-bottom boat Before Away.
Puzzle text presents word clues and a cryptoquote with a sample mapping. It notes sample letters A X and provides a cryptogram phrase for readers to decode, referencing Longfellow and Bon-Tagu, with historical syndicate attribution and a prior day puzzle result.
An article highlights aquatic stars including Bobby Knapp and discusses skin diving versus scuba. It outlines health qualifications and safety tests such as treading water for five minutes and swimming 500 yards, plus training sources at YWCA YMCA and Red Cross. It promotes protective gear and a leaflet offer from Josephine Lowman via the Register and Tribune Syndicate.
A simple guide advises shutting off water at the faucet not the nozzle to prevent pressure damage. Keep hoses coiled when idle and consider a reel. If a leak occurs mend immediately with sturdy tape to prolong life.
Passengers on a United Airlines DC-8 from New York to Los Angeles described five minutes of violent turbulence over Poughkeepsie before an emergency landing at Chicago O’Hare. Two injured, a mother and daughter, were hospitalized, while others refused further travel.
YOMIC JOE FE Lewis tells scribe Herb Stein he is drafting a book tentatively titled Horses to Lose By Race horses are ancient and powerful bets Noah Ark reportedly carried two race horses and 300 jackasses. Professor Lewis notes the first famous horse player was King Richard of Britain who was given a nine in a court handicap. Venida Colwell recalls neighborhood kids waiting for their father as a mother damages the right front fender, sparking quiet anticipation.
Tass reports a 4400 pound single stage rocket carried a rabbit and two dogs to an altitude of 124.8 miles. The animals were stated to be in satisfactory condition after landing. The dog named Plucky, a female, is described as Otvazhnaya.
Paris report says British filmmaker David Lean married Leila Devi in Ceylon during filming for The River Kwai. Hollywood producer Sam Spiegel witnessed the ceremony. Lean’s fourth marriage at age 51. final guests included American star Marlon Brando.
A Puerto Rican pilot died when his jet crashed and burned during a July 4 celebration flight in San Juan. He was taking off to perform with National Guard planes when the accident occurred, authorities said.
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