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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1969
Page
18
The article offers guidance on selecting swimsuits to flatter figures at the beach or pool. It discusses how bikinis, two piece suits, skirts, and dark colors affect appearance, and provides tips for short or overweight figures plus a simple floor exercise to slim the lower abdomen.
Nate bought a used mower at Larrys and was injured when the motor started. The judge weighs negligence claims against the salesman and store for a defective mower and Nate's own handling of the device. The piece invites readers to verdict on whether Nate should recover.
Subtract fourteen fifty three from seven thousand fifteen then halve to get the smaller number. The larger number is seven thousand fifteen minus the smaller. Japan observes Golden Week from April 29 to May 15 with three holidays in a row.
Aries should avoid extremes as travel thoughts rise and practical checks steer decisions. Taurus faces lunar influences urging responsibility and careful choices while Leo shines in a supportive role. Cancer risks overspending. Virgo should voice opinions with backing from authorities. Libra seeks sincere, restrained messaging. Scorpio calls for independent thought and caring action. Sagittarius balances risk with clear answers. Capricorn settles emotional issues and broadens influence. Aquarius cautions on signing and due diligence. Pisces urges steady pace and personal handling of details. Birthdays hint at gourmet tastes and recognition from a partner.
A dense TV schedule lists programs for the day including news and entertainment blocks. Names like Steve Allen Paul Dixon Dick Cavett Liberace and Bobby Darin appear among cartoons, game shows, and dramas with morning afternoon and late afternoon time slots.
Washington AP reports Soviet authorities blocked a planned visit by cartoonist Herblock after he wrote an open letter to Leonid Brezhnev. Block joked about censorship and travel, noting Siberia was not on his tour and criticizing Soviet limits on free expression.
Wet field conditions last week slowed wheat and hay progress in Lafayette area. USDA statistician Robert Straszheim of Purdue notes gradual improvement but averages remain marginal. Corn harvest lagged with 26 percent harvested. soybeans 13 inches tall with 5 percent blooming. second hay cutting 23 percent complete. Pasture growth accelerated under wet conditions, reaching good levels in many fields.
Washington reports Indianapolis is chosen for a Health, Education and Welfare family planning project for the poor. Secretary Robert Finch said $12 million will be shared among 41 states and territories across seven projects to reduce infant mortality and improve maternal health by helping families plan size and spacing.
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