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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1969

Page

11

Ullmann Fears Fame Changes as She Seeks Meaningful Roles

Norwegian actress Liv Ullmann, fresh from international acclaim and awards, says she fears fame and would avoid Hollywood guile. She values artistic freedom, plans work with superb directors on meaningful scripts, and credits Ingmar Bergman for leaving actors freedom while demanding top effort.

John Vegarde Lunde Associated Press Oslo Norway Liv Ullmann Ingmar Bergman National Board of Review National Association of Film Critics Hollywood Liv Faaroe Bergman Bibi Anderson Max von Sydow Erland Josephson Dramaten Theater Stockholm Miss Uilman

Jaycees Plan Installation and Awards Banquet

Anderson Jaycees schedule their annual installation and awards banquet at Linder's Restaurant with a 6 30 social hour and 7 30 dinner. The 8 30 program includes awards and installation for 1969 70 and dancing at 10. Attendees include Indiana Jaycees leaders and state directors with multiple local award categories expected.

Anderson Jaycees Linder’s Jaycee Bill Glaze Paul Lineback Marion Havermale Floyd Parker Tom Hewitt Jim Kohout John Hadley Mike Lee Salmon Randy Shuman Tom Riley Tom Kline Steve Richeson Carl Groft Indiana Jaycees Ron McGuire Ron Colvill

Foreman Swart Guards Pigeons In Africa's Tallest Building

Edward Swart, foreman on the 458-foot Standard Bank tower under construction in Johannesburg, discovered a pigeon nest in a slot for an 84-ton floor segment. He descended repeatedly to relocate the nest and later housed two fledglings in the tower storeroom, saying he feeds them and keeps 20 pigeons at home.

Johannesburg South Africa Edward Swart Africa Swart Standard Bank

Rural State Tupelo Mississippi Population Rural 1940

Rural state Tupelo Mississippi ranked as the most rural in 1940 with 80.2 percent of its population living under rural conditions, reflecting a predominantly countryside setting.

Tupelo Mississippi

Nine percent of farmers produce half of U.S. farm output

A Washington report shows that about 9 percent of American farmers generate nearly 50 percent of all farm production. The finding highlights concentration of farming capacity and its implications for agricultural policy.

Washington America

Diamond found by dawn after ring loss in Durban street

Thea Pretorius, walking to a bus on a Durban street, misplaced her diamond ring. She retraced her steps at dawn and, with a one in a million chance, located the diamond on the pavement against a wall.

Durban South Africa Thea Pretorius

Prague beer label collector tops with 63 000 labels

AP reports Antonin Tupy of Czechoslovakia holds about 63 000 beer labels from 128 countries, making him the nation’s leading beer label collector per CTK.

Prague Antonin Tupy Czechoslovakia CTK

Plow To Break Ground For Bethany Church Addition

Bethany Christian Church at Cross Street and Range Line Road prepares to break ground for a 300000 educational unit. A walking plow will symbolize unity as eight leaders deliver messages and shovel turning marks the ceremony. Louis E. Kineman leads the congregation.

Bethany Church Bethany Christian Church Cross Street Range Line Road

Winter's Toll on Chicago Reports Vast Illness Toll

Chicago readers learn the toll of winter with estimates of six million people incapacitated by injury or illness on an average winter day. The piece highlights widespread impact across ages and communities in the city.

Chicago

Birth records show limited state laws before 1910

Only 13 states had birth registration laws prior to 1910, illustrating sparse official birth documentation across the nation before the early 20th century.

Washington

Small incomes among Americans over sixty five

Of all Americans 65 years old or more about 85 percent have annual incomes under $2 000.

Gwalter Elected President Of Boston Christian Science Church

L Jmy Gwalter of Boston named president for 1969 1970 at The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston. She served as church director for two decades, resigned in 1968 to focus on spiritual healing ministry, member since 1904 and longtime Christian Science teacher.

First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Mass L. Jmy Gwalter Miss Gwalter God Christ Jesus John

FAO to Supply $500000 Food Aid to South Yemen Hospitals

The Health Ministry announced that the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization will provide 500000 dollars worth of food to hospitals in South Yemen over the next five years.

Aden United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization South Yemen Health Ministry

Chalk Mystery Solved at Haydock Club

Woman visitors at Haydock Conservative Club in Lancashire were seen using chalk as eye shadow, solving the mystery of the vanishing billiards chalk.

Haydock England Haydock Lancashire

Eight U S Presidents Named by Richmond Virginia

Richmond Virginia notes the nation has eight presidents listed from Washington to Wilson. Includes Jefferson Madison Monroe Harrison Tyler Taylor and Wilson in a compact roster.

Richmond Virginia United States Washington Jefferson Madison Monroe Harrison Tyler Taylor Wilson

Spanish Businessmen Evacuated From Equatorial Guinea Leave $21 Million Property

About 6 500 Spanish small businessmen evacuated from Equatorial Guinea during recent anti Spanish disturbances left behind property valued at 21 million dollars, the Spanish news agency Pyresa reported.

Madrid Equatorial Guinea Pyresa

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