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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1969
Page
6
A collection of barroom humor contrasts between men and women, witty quips about flirting and relationships, plus lines on drinking and fame. It notes sayings about wives, love, and social banter reflecting early 20th century humor and gender stereotypes.
A medical colleague endorses the surgeon’s ambulant hernia approach while noting higher recurrence with injections vs operation. Recurrence after operation ranges 3 to 20 percent. injections may be higher but can still achieve permanent cure with more injections. Age differences and work absence influence outcomes. injections suit older patients while surgery affects younger workers.
Four million Catholic school students face a potential loss of up to half the parochial system by 1975 due to a $1.7 billion annual funding gap. States explore aid while church and civil liberties groups clash over funding, with New York and Rhode Island already aiding and court challenges ahead.
An unidentified man climbed the wall into East Berlin and was immediately detained by East German border guards. West Berlin police offered no explanation for the unusual crossing.
In Petersburg Indiana on Thursday morning a Wild West style duel at the Office Tavern left William A. Rice 28 and James Bradfield 37 dead and bystander Frank S. Borden Jr. 24 killed. Bradfield faces preliminary murder charges and Rice is charged with murder.
Basil Kafiris 34 was appointed Friday as director of the International Trade Division of the Indiana Department of Commerce Lt Governor Folz announced. A Greece native with degrees in economics law and business he teaches at Indiana University Indianapolis and previously worked for the IU Bureau of Business Research at Bloomington. He succeeds J Robert Cutter who resigned.
In television practice white is seldom worn by presenters due to glare from cameras. Pastel colors are generally used to reduce reflections and improve on screen clarity.
Senator Vance Hartke joined seven fellow Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee as it approved 9-8 Nixon plan to extend the income surtax for another year.
The Senate called off a second closed session on the Safeguard anti ballistic missile system and signaled a vote by month’s end. Sen. Stuart Symington withdrew his bid for another secret session, while leaders noted a potential July 29 vote on an amendment to cut off deployment funds.
A English teacher asks Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. if all full-bosomed women are forced to strip at US customs. After a Dulles Airport incident, she protested being singled out for undressing. Ervin cites preference to catch smugglers over stripping travelers.
In Fort Wayne Indiana Officer Dean Heingartner 34 remained in satisfactory condition after a gun battle that killed his partner Officer Kenneth Stiverson 36 and wounded Heingartner who crawled to his revolver to shoot the assailant Hollis Irby 35, fatally wounding him.
The House Judiciary Committee voted overwhelmingly to extend the 1965 act for five years without amendment. It kept in place literacy tests suspension in seven Southern states and gives federal preclearance powers to block discriminatory changes, while Democratic leaders seek broader election reform.
Dr John Crose presented police sourced data on alcoholism in Anderson and Indiana. He cited rising drunk driving arrests from city police and a Pendleton state tally showing 70 percent of 1000 highway fatalities linked to alcohol. He noted Salvation Army and Mental Health Office observations on families affected and patient alcoholism rates.
The 3 M Co announced a multi million dollar expansion of its two Hartford City plants later this summer. The project adds 48 000 square feet of space with two thirds for the paper products plant and one third for the duplicating products plant.
Fifteen city mayors from North Central Indiana praised Governor Whitcomb for his firm stand against urban disorders. They adopted a resolution to close city offices Monday for the Apollo 11 moon landing and critiqued state controls on local revenue from the two cent gasoline tax increase. Mayor James Williamson of West Lafayette led the group and urged praise for Whitcomb while condemning freedom rhetoric without responsibility.
Dr. Roger O. Egeberg said a manned Mars landing would be a hollow victory if it delays U S health programs. He opposed large space funding at the expense of domestic medicine while Vice President Agnew pressed for a Mars effort. Senate leaders Mansfield and Kennedy urged prioritizing earth needs over space travel.
Indiana National Bank reports that over 70 percent of rentable space in its 37 story downtown Indianapolis building is leased. The tower, tallest in Indiana, will house up to 60 firms and 3 500 employees with the bank occupying the first 15 floors and tiers 16 through 34 set for offices.
Terre Haute mayor Leland Larrison vetoed an ordinance granting police and fire salaries an annual $250 across the board and fringe benefits, and previously vetoed a $425 raise with new fringe benefits. He indicated willingness to back a $200 annual increase without extra fringe benefits.
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