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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1969
Page
13
Dr George W Cooll discusses why medical costs rise and why hundreds of drugs exist for few diseases. He notes aspirin masks pain not cures and warns against overuse of antibiotics for the flu while urging common sense and faith. He offers mailed personal advice from Moltto, Indiana.
A satirical look at how journalists and aides profit from insider scandals. The piece mocks memoirs of Kennedy aides and other White House staffers, noting looming backdoor revelations and the becoming field of day ladies. It blends sharp humor with a jab at the media and publishers.
A DELOS recording of Mascagni’s other operas highlights Mirella Freni in the prima donna role and Luciano Pavarotti as Fritz. The Convent Garden forces are conducted by Gianandrea Gavazzi, with mixed reviews on the ballet scores and orchestral renditions by Robert Irving and the Concert Arts Orchestra.
In Hidalgo and Cameron counties, a county nutrition program funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture educates about using surplus commodities. Aiding 5,000+ people, the effort trains 30 home nutrition aides who teach four food groups and basic cooking, reducing waste and improving child nutrition.
British troops and police reserves were deployed in Londonderry to quell mob violence as over 90 people were injured in riots in Londonderry and Dungiven. A police firing incident injured two rioters, and Prime Minister Churchill returned to Belfast for cabinet sessions to reinforce security. Catholic and Protestant leaders blamed hooliganism rather than political aims in the unrest linked to Orange Order parades.
The Liberal Democratic Party gains 19 seats to hold 54 of 76 in Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly, reflecting pro American stance while Socialists crash to 24 seats. Communists rise to 18 seats as Komeito claims 24 contests with 22 seats.
Mercy Hospital I reports admitted patients Mrs James Welborn Frankton James Land Mrs Edna Dann at 4 16th St Mes Virginia Campbell Windfall Robert Trindel Anderson Mrs Mildred Cunningham Frankton Dismissed were Mrs Neil Waymire Fairmount Mrs Glen Carson Anderson Roger Campbell 1305 Main St Mrs Robert Stockdale 413 N 13th St Mrs James Bowman and baby Fairmount Mrs Joyce Griffin 1919 N A St Bob Cunning ham 1624 S J St Mr and Mrs Joseph O Connor 1220 Dales Dr are parents of a baby girl.
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