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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1969

Page

5

Worry Clinic Ends Meet With Drive-In Ad Yardstick

Dr George Harold Judy urges church leaders to imitate superb advertising using a three point yardstick. A Danville Illinois Commercial News feature details a Drive-In free Coke offer tied to church bulletins drawing 540 submissions from 40 churches over three Sundays.

Harold Judy Case K-517 Danville Illinois Commercial News Dr. Crane Gene Holtz David Hammes

Nixon Post Office Reform Proposal Call To Study

The editorial urges Congress to review President Nixon’s plan to reorganize the Post Office Department into a government owned, self sustaining Post Office Corporation run by a nine member commission with bond financed capital. It argues reform is urgent to curb deficits and service declines, while preserving jobs and improving speed and reliability. The piece notes the plan echoes Johnson era recommendations and stresses careful study without binding all details.

Congress Nixon United States Post Office Department Post Office Department Lyndon Johnson Johnson Post Office Corporation Wold Post Office Marion Chronocal-Tribune

Scott Predicts Senate Backing Of ABM Plans

Republican Whip Hugh Scott says Nixon ABM plans will gain Senate approval after a nationwide poll shows 8 percent support. He notes mail opposition 9 to 1 and cites the Citizens Committee for Peace With Security led by Clare Booth Luce Vince Lombardi Roy Campanella. Poll of 1500 in 8 regions cost 10000 dollars.

Washington UPI Hugh Scott Nixon Senate Pennsylvania Scott Opinion Research Corp Princeton N.J Citizens Committee For Peace With Security Clare Booth Luce Italy Vince Lombardi Roy Campanella Republican National Committee New York City William J. Casey Casey Voice of America

Whitcomb Attends Plant Groundbreaking in Lafayette

Governor Whitcomb attends groundbreaking for a $15 million Birds Eye Division plant of General Foods in Lafayette Indiana. C W Cook General Foods CEO praises state ties and mentions Evansville plant and Burger Chef subsidiary in the ceremony.

Lafayette, Ind

Veteran Miss Dunlap to Receive 35-Year Service Award

Summitville resident Miss Lillie Dunlap, longtime employee in the Anderson office of the Indiana Employment Security Division, will be presented a 35 year service certificate by state director John F. Coppes. Dunlap began with the National Reemployment Service before joining the State Employment Service and has become a top employment interviewer in Anderson.

Lillie Dunlap Summitville Anderson Indiana Employment Security Division John F. Coppes Indianapolis Miss Dunlap National State Employment Service Indiana General Assembly Madison County Anderson Business College The Employment Service Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women’s Club Soroptimist Club Delta del Club Dio Decum Club Oo Church of

Pueblo Officer Faults Pueblo Captain Over 1968 Capture

Lt. Edward R. Murphy Jr., then second in command, says Cmdr Lloyd Bucher should have resisted surrendering the USS Pueblo off North Korea on January 23 1968. He cites a feud with intelligence officer Lt Stephen Harris and claims the escape could have been found with a more experienced crew and calmer judgment.

Boston UPI North Korea Thursday Edward R. Murphy Jr Christian Science Monitor Cmdr Lloyd Bucher Murphy USS Banner Bucher Navy John H. Chafee Stephen R. Harris Melrose

Eight-Count Indictment Names Millspaugh Ex County Official

Grant County grand jury indicts former county treasurer Fred A. Millspaugh on eight counts for failing to deposit funds as directed from January to August, with no claim of missing money. He previously faced a one-count charge last November. Millspaugh, a Democrat, lost re-election last year.

Marion Ind Grant County Fred A. Millspaugh Millspaugh County Board of Finance

Why We Call It a CRI Not a Cold Says Dr Brady

Dr Brady explains common respiratory infection CRI stands for a range of illnesses mistaken for a cold. He warns about spray transmission up to 12 feet and urges caution in keeping sick individuals away from others. The article promotes the booklet Call It CRI and offers mail order for copies and replies to health letters.

Dr. Brady William Brady el Camino Beverly Hills California

U N urged to mount world birth control program

A short editorial urges the United Nations to lead a world wide birth control program while noting past limits in curbing rising birth rates. An industry executive predicts near progress on solving automotive air pollution as steam and electric competition spurs research.

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