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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1969
Page
27
A reader asks about yoghurt calories per container and weight loss. The columnist notes calorie varies by flavor and milk type, giving examples: plain yoghurt 125 to 150 calories per cup, raspberry 250 calories. Provides dietary guidance and suggests seeing a dermatologist for under eye whiteheads.
Hazel sues Teddy's Beauty School after trainee Lou ise injures her eye during a low price haircut. Teddy argues the sign release covers only the day’s work. court weighs employer liability for employee negligence and the scope of the release. Pope Paul VI visit in Geneva draws up to 200000 attendees with large security deployment.
A reflective verse urging aid that fosters independence. It argues that true help shows the way, encourages growth, and lets the individual progress on his own rather than relying on others. The message echoes the idea from Job 6:13 about personal effort and growth.
The listing shows channel lineups with NBC CBS and ABC on WLW and WFE M Wish stations offering color programs. It notes schedule blocks and viewing options for viewers seeking colored broadcasts.
The Pisces Moon brings a strong fishing and planting day with a seafood heavy menu tonight. Each zodiac sign receives cautious guidance on money matters travel decisions promotions legal issues and social behavior, urging restraint, prudence, and measured action.
A reader describes neighbors who regularly yell at and hit their 3-year-old, harming the child and triggering calls for better discipline. Mrs Eldred advised fair, nonphysical discipline and suggests her booklet Obedience and Punishment for guidance.
Twenty seven men were inducted into the Armed Forces during May. Army inductees include Roger L. Moss William M. White Thomas L. Martzall Sydney C. Bronnenberg Joseph T. Mudd Terrell E. Giddens David E. Stinson James S. Crissom Roscoe M. Stottlemyer James E. McCullough Cecil C. Carmichael III Frank Sawyer Jr. All from Anderson. Other county inductees are Linden L. Black James A. Jones Eugene F E Cordian Ingalls Terry A. Rhodus Markleville John W. Widener Maurice A. Stansberry Mark Richwine Michael P. Frye all of Elwood Gregory Manderbach Virgil C Needler Jr Alexandria Richard M. Hollingsworth Summitville Virgil P. Hughes Frankton J D Hensley Jr Noblesville. Robert L. Gustin formerly of Anderson was inducted in April in Tempe Arizona into the Army. Marines inductees are Philip M. Maddox Alexandria and Charles A. Soden Anderson. Madison County youths must register with the Selective Service within five days after turning 18 at the Federal Building 11th and Jackson Streets. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The office seeks Clyde England Jr location.
A bus fell into a ravine about 100 miles southeast of Manila killing five people and injuring 36 Thursday. The bus burst into flames after the plunge and emergency crews responded to the scene.
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