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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
8
An interim review by Jane Toner Scott calls Think and Grow It a vital book beyond a diet guide. The writer praises Peg's charm and ideas, noting the pages capture the joy of life, encourage good thoughts, and offer memorable passages worth rereading.
A 24 hour general strike tied up public transport in Buenos Aires and across Argentina. Some 2 million workers joined a week of protests against austerity policies slow wage payments and arrests of opposition politicians and labor leaders.
Gregory seeks annulment after discovering a defect in the marriage license. He argues both spouses and the executing justice had no legal right to wed. The court weighs whether the technicality warrants annulment or a milder remedy, noting social policy favors preserving marriage.
Pravda publishing house released a book about Cuban leader Fidel Castro's official visit titled Viva Cuba. The work is printed in Spanish and Russian, per Tass news agency reported Friday.
A father discusses his son Jim riding a bicycle with friends, insisting safety and traffic rules matter most in deciding when he should own a bike. The plan includes renting a bike temporarily to practice riding in streets with minimal danger and to learn traffic safety.
A mixed page item presents a cryptogram puzzle with letter hints and a Fred Allen quote. It includes a sample code system, a two part cryptoquote, and a ShiK critique line about censorship. The page nods to crosswords and light humor in a syndicated feature.
In a remarkable tale from Covington, the laird was declared dead and placed in an open coffin moments from burial when his great granddaughter noticed his beard wagging due to breeze. A doctor reexamined him and confirmed life, sparking a second two year survival.
A guide on affordable nutritious staples guidance from Josephine Lowman including dried beans oats whole wheat and molasses as rich sources of iron calcium and minerals. It notes calcium phosphorus iron and other nutrients and lists foods like carrots greens brown rice liver eggs milk and leafy vegetables as budget friendly choices. It also mentions contacting Lowman via the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
Chicago engineers announce portable sonic detectors that locate gas main leaks without street tearing. A pure sonic tone is sent into the main and ground-based transducers pick up sound waves to pinpoint the leak location.
Final figures show Delco-Remy Payroll Savings Bond Drive participation at 79.2 percent for salaried and hourly staff, up from 47.3 percent before the nine day drive. Billy C. Jones of Knights town won the 1963 GM sports coupe grand prize. Over 15,000 division employees were eligible for the drawing in the national Treasury led program.
The piece highlights a joke about sudden marriage and a penny ante payment, critiques by Fletcher Knebel on native New York speech, and recalls early Broadway hit titles with their opening names. It notes Bemmett Cerf and King Features Syndicate as distributors.
A reader questions premarital experimentation and the value of slow relationship growth. Helen Erskine responds on love versus sex, urging deep mutual love, patience, and reading. Other letters discuss poverty, discipline, and parenting, ending with a request to mail problems to The Anderson Herald.
Daily program runs June 3 to June 13 from 8:45 to 11:15 a.m. for all ages up to 10th grade with the theme The Church in the World. Registration Monday. Director Mrs. Elaine Brizendine and pastor Rev. John Wood lead the church program.
Evangelistic services are held at the South Anderson Pilgrim Holiness Church 3803 Madison Ave. Rev. Ter ence Hollingsworth of Alexandria conducts the meetings and Rev. James Shuck leads the singing. Teenagers Day is observed in Sunday School with youths taking over department duties. Tom Wallace acts as superintendent. Rev. George Wallace serves as host pastor.
In Tokyo the Japan National Christian Council said Protestant churches in 1962 added three percent to membership, bringing total adherents to 407,232. The report was released Friday.
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