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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1972

Page

5

So Long George IV Solace for Bereaved

A devotional piece on grief and faith urges shedding tears as healing and frames death as a graduation from life's classroom. It recounts Tom Cossey’s loss of Nelle, reflects on Jesus weeping, and promotes a booklet offering comfort to the bereaved.

Tom Jesus Lazarus Christ God Nelle Cossey Nelle Mary Martha Jerusalem Father

Dangers of Crash Diets and Clarifications on Walking Pneumonia

Readers are cautioned about rapid weight loss schemes and the risks of high protein crash diets which can cause toxic buildup and irritability. Long term, steady calorie counting and medically sound plans offer safer, lasting results. The term walking pneumonia is a misnomer. pneumonia is diagnosed by chest exam and X ray, with no such condition as almost or walking pneumonia. The column also notes an eye care booklet by Dr Lester Coleman available for 25 cents via mail.

Miss P Mr. L Lester Coleman Lester L. Coleman M.D

Britain Advances Toward European Unity Bill Passes Commons

The House of Commons approved the European Communities bill 301 to 284, a triumph for Prime Minister Edward Heath's government. The measure enshrines Britain’s acceptance of EC laws and sets a Jan 1 1973 target for full market membership, pending Lords approval amid inflation and industrial discord.

London Britain Europe House of Commons Edward Heath House of Lords

Rescue Attempt Drowns Four Girls Off Donegal Coast

Four girls died and seven classmates were hospitalized after a water rescue attempt failed off County Donegal. A schoolmaster struggled in the Atlantic while a colleague and students formed a human chain. strong currents broke the line and swept the girls away. The two teachers were unharmed.

Dublin Ireland Atlantic County Donegal

Rhodesian banned 372 of 890 examined books in 1971

Government censors examined 890 books and magazines in 1971 and banned 372, officials reported in Salisbury.

Salisbury, Rhodesia

Libby Dam relocation prompts mixed views in Libby Montana

Libby residents weigh the $428 million Libby Dam project and Lake Koocanusa as the vast development relocates Highway 37 and a Burlington Northern rail spur and moves Rexford town. Fishermen lament loss of Kootenai River cutthroat trout and nitrogen in fish. Officials cite flood control and tourism potential while measuring ecological costs and future lake impact.

Lee James Associated Press Libby, Mont Libby Koocanusa Montana Kootenai Kootenai River Stuart Swenson Swenson Columbia River Bonners Ferry Idaho Kootenai Flats Canada Lake Koocanusa Burlington Northern Fisher River Rexford Corps Nelson Morrow Libby Dam

Kenya Eyes Stable Transition as Kenyatta Nears End

Kenya's establishment readies for a post Kenyatta era amid moves to bolster his popularity and ensure a smooth power handover. Kikuyu dominance, cabinet control, and upcoming KANU elections shape a tense political landscape with passports clipped from MPs and concerns over tribal balance.

Associated Press Nairobi Kenya Jomo Kenyatta State House Kenyatta Africa Nabirobi Defense Home Affairs Inance Kenya African National Union Central Organization of Trade Unions Kikuyu Denis Akumu James Karebe Akumu Oginga Odinga Home Affairs Ministry Daniel Arap Moi United States Vienna Njoroge Mungai Grace Onyango John Seroney Moi Mungai Lilian Nieri Njenga

Blind Author Greets Life With Laughter

Harold Krents, blind from birth and now 27, is a Harvard graduate and lawyer who writes music and a memoir "To Race The Wind." He emphasizes choosing laughter over crying and discusses his life including his role as inspiration for Butterflies Are Free.

New York Harold Krents Krents Harvard Harvard Law School

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