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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1967
Page
9
Jane Toner Scott writes of overcast morning turning to blue skies with a patch of blue near dawn. She jokes about a leprechaun named Dan in bed unable to take credit for clearing skies while noting last night’s rain and busy plans.
Practical hacks for everyday tasks. Suction cup grippers improve adhesion by rubbing syrupy liquid on rims before reseating. An anti brush holder uses a bobby pin across bottle mouth to keep bristles from touching the bottom. Knife polishing suggests warming metal and applying polish immediately for better shine.
Klaus Gosmann and accomplices Jones and Smith were convicted in the Noon Murder, a fivefold killing tied to a plan over hours using church bells as a timing cue. Gosmann received the heaviest penalty, while Jones drew life imprisonment and Smith faced additional terms. The case involved Elke Sommer and occurred near Erlangen, with reports noting the recent abolition of capital punishment in West Germany.
A fragmentary page features a father urging a son to earn merit badges, odd wordplay puzzles, and cryptic lines. It includes scattered clues like DAILY CRYPIOQUOTE and a Longfellow reference, with incomplete sentences and garbled phrases across multiple topics.
Astrology notes for Aries through Pisces give guidance on income, diet, diplomacy, and timing. The column urges focus on realistic plans, cooperation, and frugality, with emphasis on leveraging creativity, travel, and money management for personal growth and opportunities. Birthdays mention determination and loyalty from supporters.
A fragmented 1957 feature mentions a famed matador taunting a bull with a cage and cape while an outspoken Texan shouts insults. It also notes a humorous Churchillian style sketch of George Bernard Shaw and quips from Phyllis Diller, attributed to Bennett Cerf.
A reader asks how to cope when her husband retires at 65 and becomes a house boss. Duke researchers report that many couples face adjustment, with some wives feeling resentment or loss of identity. Experts advise shared activities, separate interests, and mutual support to ease the transition.
In a driving dispute, David sues Jim for injuries after Jim's truck allegedly hits his car near Bay Avenue and North Street. The judge affirms that a motorist must not abandon caution at a green light, ruling the verdict against Bobby McVay’s alleged fault and urging personal legal guidance.
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