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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1970
Page
7
The jagged fragment discusses birthdays and a peculiar fascination with a book and its author, interwoven with stray musings on love, security, and life’s meaning. It references a figure named Alparatso and a tragic farm accident involving a farm tractor near Valparaiso, hinting at broader themes of memory and mortality.
A wedding planned for Wednesday was postponed after pride erupted when a cigarette sparked a fire at a house of gasoline. Groom and bride were near the injured groom, Mrs Teternina suffered second degree burns. Doctors say recovery will take about a week.
Loudermilk a noted Indiana musician dies in a Tennessee car crash Tuesday night. The Port Wayne teen was 17 and son of Al and Mesck Towle. He was known as a Drri musician and performed locally at Inserlochen and other venues.
A garbled note describes a parent child interaction with phrases of praise and admonition. It mentions rewards for good conduct and control issues in pacing, noting appreciation for behavior and guidance from a caregiver.
A scrambled daily crossword piece presents clues and partial answers with coded letters, misprints, and a quotation about poetry. It lists numbers and word fragments, mentions a sample about the Three Ls and letter codes, and ends with a Montaigne quote.
Step by step tips cover wood finishing and leather upholstery care. Learn a natural bleaching wash for wood to remove marks. For leather, use warm water to clean and apply a thin layer of petroleum jelly to prevent cracking. Also includes a cheese burger recipe with cheese crackers and beef mix.
Bennett Cerf presents a collection of quick wit and gives a glimpse of a New Hampshire storekeeper resisting bribery with champagne. The piece quotes a Civil War buff in Richmond and Pittsburgh Pirates president John Galbreath reflecting on Derby day contrasts and bragging rights.
A subcommittee of the Comprehensive Transportation Study Committee recommends the 1971 Legislature study a single department of transportation before creation. The group, including the State Highway Commission and Toll Bridges, would report to the governor. Indiana legislative expert James Proctor warns that splitting duties could dilute rail and port bonds and divert motor fuel taxes from highways.
UPI reports a line of self propelled 105 mm howitzers from General Motors Allison plant loaded onto a freighter bound for Israel under tight secrecy. Guards armed with automatic weapons protected the ship as photographers were kept away and newsmen denied access.
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Indiana officials say an autopsy is planned on the body of a baby found wrapped in a sheet and discarded in a hospital wastebasket at St. Vincent's Hospital. The infant, with umbilical cord attached, was discovered in a women’s restroom on the hospital’s main floor Tuesday night. Authorities note the body appeared to be from the hospital, and doctors indicated the baby had been dead for several days.
Authorities in Cedar Lake Indiana report five year old Allen Pappas of Chicago drowned while visiting with his parents at Too Mey's Resort. He wandered from the group and apparently slipped into the lake. The resort owner recovered the body about three feet from shore.
Inmates at Kenizety State Penitentiary adopt the name Ken Bar Regart to end their current confinement and relocate to Ken Barred Inc. The UN Hall in New York reports nearly 4,000 employees.
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