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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1970
Page
5
A sensational 1920s style column urges husbands to control wives through daily praise, affection, and religious activity while demanding sexual indulgence. It promotes a misleading view of marriage and offers a paid booklet and charts from Dr. Crane Mellor.
Indiana officials warn a Thursday power loss endangered 4 000 workers in the State Office Building and Statehouse. The outage halted elevators and lighting, exposing gaps in evacuation plans for handicapped staff and raising calls for a formal automatic power switchover system and updated emergency procedures.
Loren zo Edward Ervin Jr. 24 of Chattanooga Tenn received two life terms for hijacking an Eastern Airlines jet to Cuba. The sentences run concurrently with a 15 year minimum for parole eligibility. A five by seven juror panel found him guilty of kidnapping and air piracy. death was not recommended.
Atterbury Job Corps Center in Indiana will expand enrollment to 1,770 corpsmen under an $11.25 million 15 month contract with the U S Labor Department. The center now houses 1 650 youths aged 16 to 21 from poor families. Westinghouse notes over 5 000 graduates with training in automotive mechanics food service electronics and building services.
Treasury reports for the year ending June 30 show withdrawals totaling 223.65 billion dollars, deposits of 209.92 billion, cash balance 9.02 billion, public debt 373.42 billion, and gold holdings at 11.37 billion.
Louis B. Russell Jr., the world’s longest living heart transplant recipient, is back in Richmond for a routine six month checkup at Medical College of Virginia. He arrived Sunday and will stay about two weeks. Russell received his new heart on August 24, 1968, and he is the only survivor among MCV transplants. He resumed full-time teaching in January 1969.
Two Indianapolis theater managers were ordered held for arraignment after hearings on obscenity charges. George D. Hardman of the Art Theater on the west side and Neville F. Humphrey of Cinema Hamilton on the east side face accusations of showing lewd films as part of a new crackdown by Marion County officials against obscene material.
Elwood Public Library reading club enters final week as 109 children have completed 12 books. Seventy seven children still need to finish. An all members party is set for Wednesday July 22 with reading cards used for admission. Total books read reach 2933 to date.
Stephen D. Smith son of Morris C. and Mrs Smith from Rt 4 participates in a U S Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps field training encampment at Myrtle Beach Air Force Base during a training period with the program participation and location noted.
Community notices list weekly activities in Frankton with meetings of Cub Scouts at 3 30 p m and at 9 a m bake sale. Masonic Lodge 607 holds stated meeting at 7 30 p m while American Legion gathers at 7 30 p m. Boy Scouts meet Wednesday at 7 p m Scout Building and Knight of Pythias Thursday at 8 p m.
National Geographic notes Misbaha beads known in the West as worry beads are carried by Lebanese Christians and Muslims. The beads aid counting prayers and their clicking rhythm signals the holder’s mood.
Jan R. Claus son of Roy and Mrs Claus resides at 1020 Robbin Dr. and husband of Linda Layne 2412 E 9th St serves in the Mediterranean aboard the USS Franklin D. Roosevelt. The carrier hosted Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird during his Europe tour.
In Indianapolis a news conference is planned with Health Education and Welfare Secretary Elliott L. Richardson and Governor Whitcomb. Whitcomb, on informal vacation, will drive from Seymour to greet Richardson and will speak Wednesday night at Indiana University in Bloomington.
The Senate rejected Mondale's amendment to cut $110 million from NASA funding, voting 32 to 28. Lib erals planned further attempts to trim the $3.3 billion NASA package within a $17.9 billion independent agencies appropriation. Mondale warned the shuttle could spur a space effort rivaling Apollo.
The United States public schools employ about 1,997,870 classroom teachers, reflecting the size of the nation’s K twelve system. The figure underscores the scale of staffing across districts and states.
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