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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1957
Page
4
In Kamakura two days of threats terrify the Scott family from Yokosuka naval base. A caller warned of harm to children and demanded 3,120,000 yen in cash. Police guard the barricaded home as leads focus on the extortion attempt.
An ad item promotes knit shirts and shorts suitable for dads and summer wear. Features include ivy and pleated models in stripes, plaids, and solid shades with a price of three dollars.
Former President Harry S. Truman greeted his first grandchild born to his daughter Margaret and James Daniel Truman. The 6 pound 8 ounce boy was born in Doctors Hospital after labor complications. Truman and his wife left Independence Missouri for the visit and praised the healthy infant.
A Health News Institute statement disputes AMA findings that amphetamine sulfate is dangerous. It claims clinical experience of over 20 years proves amphetamine sulfate is safe for medical use, under prescription and supervision. The statement argues addiction is driven by personalities, not the drug, and lists therapeutic roles including depression, narcolepsy, obesity, fatigue, and alcoholism.
James Ball 17 of 810 W 1th St and Edwin Nichols 18 of 1411 Cedar St suffered cuts bruises and head injuries when their auto skidded off Raible Ave at W 38th St Road at 1 am Thursday. Deputies Simmons and Jones said the car struck a tree and both youths were treated at St John’s Hospital.
Mrs. Marion Guild 29 mother of five earns junior college degree only to be confined by four measles outbreaks. Her children Belle Ann 8 Laura 6 Leo 4 also fall ill while Elizabeth 2 and Joseph 10 months escape. Diploma to be mailed.
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