Scent Secrets: College Experiments On Perfume And Pheromones
The column describes a sorority party where 10 coeds and 10 college men blindfolded testers sniffed perfumes to rate attractiveness. Results showed high alignment between scent and sight, prompting discussion of a possible pheromone effect and proposals for further experiments. The piece notes potential profits if a sexual stimulant could be bottled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia
Marcia M
Dr. Crane
Fred A. Moss
Widows Consultation Center Could Aid Lonely Spoiled Hearts
A column references the Widows Consultation Center in New York City aimed at helping widows cope with health social and educational problems after bereavement. It suggests local chapters may exist and invites readers to contact the central office for guidance and support. It also offers a childhood medicine instruction and promotes a heart health booklet by Dr Lester Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. N
Widows Consultation Center
New York City
Ruth Druss
David Sher
Lester Coleman
Lester L. Coleman
M.D
Ford Asks 92 Hike To Cover Safety And Emission Costs
Ford Motor Co asked the Federal Price Commission for authority to raise 1973 car and truck prices by an average of 92 dollars, about 2.2 percent, to cover government safety emission and damageability standards. It noted no request yet for material and wage cost relief. Ford is the last of the four major automakers to seek price relief, following GM 85 dollars, Chrysler 3 percent after revision, and American Motors about 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Federal Price Commission
Ford
U.S
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
Ancient Greek City Karnis Unearthed Near Cairo Oasis
Archaeologists reveal a 23 century Greek city Karnis buried 100 feet under Fayoum sands southwest of Cairo. The site contains 1,500 silver coins and clay tablets with inscriptions about daily life. Two crocodile god temples anchor the mud brick two story houses in the oasis. Coins date to Nero and Claudius era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Department of Antiquities
Karnis
Fayoum
Nero
Claudius
Billy Runner aims for Nixon birthday visit in Washington
Ten year old Billy Runner of Indianapolis sails to the national capital with his mother after a city proclamation and charity drive. Greyhound covers travel, meals, and a planned red carpet welcome with stops in Columbus and Pittsburgh. Mayor Lugar seeks a brief Nixon meeting for the birthday boy who has written to the President and received personal letters and White House pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Billy Runner
Nixon
Richard G. Lugar
Billy
Paul Goff
Bill Hogue
Greyhound
R. M. Eikenberry
Cleveland
Eikenberry
Indianapolis Hilton
Statler-Hilton
Columbus
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Washington
Lucille Ball
White House
Ferda Stanley Elected Head of AFT Local 519
Ferda Stanley a Shade land elementary schoolteacher was elected president of Anderson Federation of Teachers Local 519 succeeding three term head Keith Millikan. Other officers include Ron Matas Roberta Burke Cecillia Schrenker Perry Miller Steve Anderson Luke Reiley and an extended executive board with numerous named members. The new administration aims to boost teacher involvement in school decisions affecting student education.
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Ferda Stanley
Shadeland
Anderson Federation of Teachers Local 519
Keith Millikan
Ron Matas
Roberta Burke
Cecillia Schrenker
Perry Miller
Steve Anderson
Luke Reiley
Seargent-At-Arms
Stanley
Washington
Greenbriar
AFT
Judy Aldrich
Kay Anderson
Phyllis Bailey
William Bayer
Ray Brisco
Letha Brogdon
Linda Bundrick
Sue Chandler
Lou Churchman
Paul Clay
Ella Marie Cronk
Janice Dean
Richard Francis
Marjorie Greenlee
Ray Harding
Jack Hatley
Carol Helvey
John Coale
June Gregory
John Longwaker
Geraldine Loy
Beverly Martin
George Mock
Lornell Mock
Janelle Pottorff
Leonard Pottorff
Mert Pyle
Willie Roller
Coramae Simmons
Margaret Smith
Mike Smith
Nancy Stamm
Lillian Taylor
Jack Thurston
Michael Zabana
Robert Metz
Richard Briles
Superior Court Arraignments Told
Billy Freeman Taylor pleaded guilty in Madison Superior Court to aggravated assault and battery and was sentenced to one to five years in the Department of Corrections. Warren Neil Shaw pleaded guilty to theft with a suspended sentence and one year probation. Others entered pleas of innocent or had trial dates set for October 17 and October 31, including Mary King, Jack King, Joe McIntosh, and Gary L. Perry. Raymond Arline was charged with felonious nonsupport with a hearing set for September 11.
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Billy Freeman Taylor
Madison Superior Court
Department of Corrections
Warren Neil Shaw
Shaw
Mary King
Trila
Jack King
Joe McIntosh
Gary L. Perry
Arrivals and Dismissals at Mercy Hospital
Mercy Hospital reports admissions for William Phillips and Rhonda Dean along with Mary Marsh and several others. Dismissals include Robert Vautan and Mrs Armstrong, plus multiple residents and a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs William Hartsock at 1919 S N Street.
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Mercy Hospital
Elwood
William Phillips
N. A St
Paul and Rhonda Dean
Frankton
Mary Marsh
Main St
Ira Woodyard
S. B St
Winton Leavitt
Fairmount
Fannie Gootee
18Th St
Clifford Drake
S. A St
Joseph Ryan
Orestes
Robert Vautan
Tipton
Martha Armstrong
19Th St
Marilys Eesley
S. D St
Bertha King
N. E St
Matt Spivey
S. G St
Robert Hueston
Summitville
Kathryn Hobbs
S. F St
Leonard Heaton
Rt. 2
Rodney Gorman
Baby
Alexandria
Richard Baker
Melinda Stephens
Anderson
William Hartsock
S. N St
Fire damages truck cab and store canopy in Elwood
Firefighters responded to 607 S Anderson St at 1230 hours to find the front seat of a 1965 Chevrolet pickup owned by Charles Updegraff ablaze causing major interior damage. At 1300 hours a cigarette discarded onto a canvas canopy over the G C Murphy store on South Anderson St sparked a blaze requiring the fire crew.
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Elwood
S. Anderson St
Charles Updegraff
G.C. Murphy
South Anderson Street
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Muskie
Kennedy
Oleman
Tom
B.N
IIL
L.L
Neb
Mrs. L
King Features Syndicate
Lac
Lugar
Ronnie Smith
Raymond Arline
McVeys
W. 11Th
Dial
MOVEY
Duraclean
Fridley
Sumuret
Carrico
Mediterranean
Joe
Indiana
Scatterfield RD
Aurway
SUN
IS Furniture
Budget Carrico Furniture
the Dollar Stretcher Store
Broadway
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