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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1961
Page
2
Amid global concerns, readers glimpse summer previews of fall and winter fashion for women and upcoming auto industry innovations. Designers reveal coats and dresses while GM and peers discuss horsepower and new front and rear end assemblies, promising a prosperous season.
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer makes his first West Berlin visit in 18 months to demonstrate support for West Berlin's links to a free Germany. The Soviet reaction warned it marks a provocative high point as Adenauer remains a champion of reunification despite political realities.
The aging Chancellor Konrad Adenauer plans to run again for leader of the Christian Democrats in September while Willy Brandt the 45 year old Social Democrats hopeful challenges him in West Berlin. The city remains a focal point of Cold War tension as Adenauer defends a free Berlin.
Insider's Newsletter cites police records showing fewer robberies and assaults on Dodgers Giants game nights in San Francisco. Assistant chief Tom Cahill says baseball TV deters crime, noting a thief cannot watch the game and strike at the same time.
West Germany's booming economy spurs a shortage of skilled workers including engineers and technicians. The plan envisages importing American aircraft workers for six months, while 4000 East Germans flee west weekly to escape the communist economy.
Eastside residents push for a county traffic plan as officials review a detailed citizen proposal. A grand jury last fall criticized conditions at the county home and traffic along Bath Street with many intersections lacking proper stop signs and adequate control measures.
Adolf Eichmann showed fatigue as Israeli Attorney General Gideon Hausner pressed for five hours of cross examination. Eichmann claimed he never lied and that his role was to run deportation trains, while admitting to the term final solution referring to settling Jews on Madagascar. A Canadian report noted 556 lives lost in 82,421 fires across the provinces.
Roscoe Drummond assesses Rep. William E. Miller of New York as the new chairman of the Republican National Committee. He argues Miller offers a breath of fresh air to a nearly motionless party but warns of potential self-sabotage unless Miller acts to open windows and clear out cobwebs at National Party Headquarters.
The Tennessee Valley Authority announced a Norris centennial rate cutting electricity costs by 8 percent for home farm and business users across 7 Southern states. The measure honors Senator George Norris born 100 years ago and aims to boost use of TVA power nationwide.
A 1961 New York Herald Tribune excerpt discusses Case J-439 Marilyn T aged 20 who embraced reverse English to discourage marriage while pursuing a career aiding handicapped children. The piece compares Seneca to modern dating tactics and warns readers about coercive pressure in romantic proposals.
The Hospital Ship Hope reports to the American people on nine months of aid from San Francisco. It treated 18 000 patients and performed 700 surgeries while providing lab tests to over 10 000, saving more than 5 000, and teaching local doctors and nurses.
The piece recounts a poem Grade school humor about learning multiplication by calling the doll Mary Ann Fifty four to memorize six times nine. It notes an old verse by Anna M. Pratt and a child’s playful mnemonic aid.
The piece argues for regular physical examinations for candidates and incumbents to verify fitness for office. It references past leaders such as Harding Roosevelt and Eisenhower and discusses the reluctance of some to disclose health issues. It notes the doctor patient dynamic and warns against disguising serious illness as a mere cold or indigestion.
Signed letters about health and hygiene will be answered by Dr Brady if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Brief ink letters only. few can be answered due to high volume. No replies to nonconforming queries. Address Mr William Brady 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif
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