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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1969
Page
5
A historical manual advises politicians to win voters through emotion and repetition of names rather than logic. It highlights using pets and personal anecdotes to personalize appeals, blasts rivals by name, and avoid heavy argument while urging readers to seek Dr. Crane's psychology booklet for campaign guidance.
Shares managed within the same company can be exchanged at asset value with a small fee, offering low cost conversions within the group. Capital gains taxes are paid annually, regardless of cash or reinvested distributions. Arden-Mayfair shows weak earnings, reduced dividends, and diversified operations. recommending selling and reinvesting in Boise-Cascade for growth.
A humorous nineties style debate contrasts a husband who takes charge of painting with a wife who handles it herself. The piece portrays marital friction over chores from brush abuse to narrative digs about gender roles and domestic teamwork. It lampoons both perspectives through comic lines and exaggerations.
A reader asks about gall bladder issues, noting doctors doubt surgery will help and many readers report mixed results from non surgical drainage. The columnist mentions a booklet on indigestion and two preventive measures: belly breathing exercises and six morning somersaults.
Harlan Cleveland, finishing four years as U S representative to the North Atlantic Council, opposes a large European security conference soon joining the United States and the Soviet Union. He advocates breaking issues into manageable chunks starting with divided Berlin and expanding exchanges of people, especially students and teachers, between East and West.
Indiana Appellate Court ruled a bar is legally unattended when left in the possession of an intoxicated person. The Wells Circuit case involves Larry McLaughlin, Charlee Quāderer’s estate, and a fatal 1961 crash killing Robert A. Alspach Jr.’s son Gerald. The court ordered further proceedings to include McLaughlin and Quāderer as defendants.
Liberia exports a high grade iron ore from Monrovia with ore around 64 percent purity. The ore is described as among the purest available and most shipments proceed to the United States.
Paris AP reports the French Communist party called on its followers to abstain from the June 15 runoff between Georges Pompidou and Alain Poher after Jacques Duclos labeled both as reactionaries. Duclos urged abstention to block social decline, while Poher faces mounting pressure to withdraw amid party maneuvers and mixed support from socialist allies and independent backers.
President Nixon will visit two college campuses to discuss America's challenged moral values and the military's role in society. He will dedicate the Mundt Library at General Beadle College in Madison, then address Air Force Academy graduates in Colorado Springs. The trip continues to Midway Island for a June 8 meeting with Nguyen Van Thieu, with family accompanying to Honolulu for a Hawaii vacation.
In Ocean City New Jersey two 19 year old girls Susan Davis daughter of Wesley S Davis of a Pennsylvania bottling firm and Elizabeth Perry daughter of Ray Perry a Minnesota paper mill executive were found murdered in a wooded area near the resort town after their abandoned Convertible was located police and the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office joined the investigation in a coast wide search.
A lightning fire damaged WTLC Indianapolis Saturday with losses estimated at 100000 dollars. Most critical equipment survived and the station resumed broadcasting Sunday night.
20 000 miles spanned by the South African Railways, operating one of the world’s largest rail networks with nearly 20 000 miles of track.
39 Marion County General Hospital School of Nursing graduates will be honored at commencement exercises in the Speedway High School Auditorium. Diana Kay Ashby and Shirley June Bourne are among the senior honorees, daughters of local residents.
Vigo County Circuit Judge H Ralph Johnston denied a request for a temporary restraining order against Local 734 Vigo County Federation of Teachers. About 300 union members boycotted classes two days last week, shutting five high schools and three of six junior highs, while 11,000 teachers remained on the job. The judge withheld decision on a permanent injunction and would rule when appropriate. A negotiating session on salaries is set for Wednesday after the union rejected a 1 percent offer. Glenden Campbell said the union aims to avoid disrupting operations and will continue discussions.
In Augusta Maine the report lists feed value equivalences for livestock. One hundred pounds of potatoes equal one hundred pounds of corn silage or twenty two pounds of shelled corn or thirty five pounds of alfalfa in feed value terms.
Washington officials announce federal rules require states to notify an estimated 100000 to 200000 people denied welfare due to residency laws that they are now eligible. The changes may raise annual welfare costs by 140 million to 200 million dollars, shared by states and federal government, aligning with a Supreme Court decision invalidating residency requirements.
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