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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1970
Page
12
Dr Crane cautions that 18 year old Jim Z is emotionally unstable despite high IQ and a driving course pass. He recounts a drag race that killed eight. urges testing emotional development to filter risky drivers and save lives on roads. He notes Northwestern University training and offers a Behavioral Test for Teen-Agers.
Dr Willam Brady warns against self care for ear wax buildup noting the wax can be hard or soft and block hearing. Removal may take five minutes to an hour and can be painful. instruments should only be used by a physician with sterilized tools. He cautions against ear syringes oils and probing and explains reflex cough can occur from excess wax.
In a Eugene letter senator Mark Hatfield urges the city to host open public forums to discuss Southeast Asia policy and invite broad input from constituents through their representatives in Congress. He links forums to hearing all sides before shaping U.S. war policy.
A mosaic of odd facts on wildlife weather and history notes. Abhinga swallow sunfish headfirst to protect its spines. Sun temperatures reach millions of degrees. Ethiopian Danakil braids attract suitors while men wear tiny ringlets. Giant saguaros soak rainfall in heavy rain. Spain’s 1969 population tallies at 337 million aire. Mt Rodson is Canada’s Rockies highest peak. Restaurant count drops to 250000 in 1960 from earlier years.
Kathy Lynne Bailey daughter of Mr and Mrs James W Bailey of 1409 7th St recently earned a bachelor of arts degree in sat iology from Spelman College Atlanta Georgia. Among 195 graduates she finished cum laude with 49 others. A 1966 Anderson High School graduate she entered Spelman on Negro College Scholarship later receiving Trevor Arnott grant full scholarship. She served as VP of the campus YWCA vice president for Judicial Student Faculty Relations Committee and two years as resident assistant in a freshman dormitory. She received a four year service plaque in the wind ensemble and a 50 Dixon Sisters Education Award. Bailey was named to Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 1989 70 and an alternate Merrill Scholarship for study abroad. She also earned the Dorothy Shephard Mansley Fellowship for graduate study and will enter Syracuse University in fall for graduate work in reading in special education.
Sen. Bayh D listed as vocal reform advocate in a Town Hall speech condemning the electoral college as unjust and dangerous. He linked Wallace’s Alabama primary win to the system’s flaws and warned against a 1972 campaign that could seek a deadlock or minority president.
United Press International reports Indiana's 1970 traffic toll climbs to 571, with a weekend total of five deaths. A motorcycle crash in LaGrange County kills 21-year-old Alvin RK Herendeen of Kendallville after his bike hits a utility pole and bursts into flames. Other weekend deaths occur near Lagansport, Muncie, LaGrange, and Windfall, marking Crawford County's first fatalities of the year.
A Gallup poll of 1,114 college students at 55 campuses finds 38 percent say organized religion is not relevant in their lives while 42 percent say it is. Freshmen and sophomores lean more toward relevance. women and Southern students show even split.
Pam Tomlinson of Anderson High School, class of 1970, wins a 3060 scholarship from Tri Kappa sorority. Daughter of Mr and Mrs James Koike of 134 West Ninth Street, she plans to attend Indiana University in September to study special education for the deaf and mentally retarded.
A 10 year old girl en route to school in Davin Florida was killed by a sniper hiding in an orange grove near Le Mor. Katherine Ruth Stapleton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harold Stapleton, died moments after leaving home with her twin brother around 9 am. An 11 year old student at Naval High School was taken into custody later. The sheriff said it may be deliberate but motive is unclear.
Thieves broke into the CORSTOPITUM museum and stole relics dating back nearly 2000 years. A spokesman said items include a bronze perfume bottle shaped like a barbarian head and shoulders, a trumpet shaped brooch, and a bronze plate. value not estimable.
Judith Ann Marth a 27 year old Michgan City divorcee was found stabbed and slashed to death Sunday in an apartment she shared with another woman A baby sitter discovered the body Police said there were no suspects Meanwhile plans were disclosed for a 30 volume edition of John Wesley writings led by Dr Frank Baker of Duke University to take about twenty years and include sermons biblical commentary letters and doctrinal writings with Methodist agencies cooperating.
Mrs. Elsie Wallon, 42, of Rt. 2 English, drowned Friday when a swift current swept her downstream as she and her two sons waded in a creek while returning from a barn to their home. The sons were with her but were not harmed.
United States Defense Secretary Melvin Laird addresses NATO defense ministers in Venice on Soviet nuclear capabilities land sea and submarine. The secret session discussed planning for nuclear war with ministers from Britain West Germany Canada Italy Holland Turkey and Norway. NATO secretary general Mario Brosio called the talks smooth and productive as Laird tours San Giorgio and St Mark’s Square.
Former Chief Justice Earl Warren urged Americans to end divisiveness and restore mutual confidence. He spoke to Boston College graduates advocating unity and working together toward a common goal across generations.
Saigon reports Lt. Col. Nguyen Van Nang, 48, says the allied push in Cambodia stopped the Communist offensive. He asserts that since early 1969 allied security has provided up to 24 hours advance notice of bomber strikes, limiting Communist surprise.
In Little Rock a thousand flag waving marchers denounced Senator William Fulbright, calling him the senator of surrender, as a victory rally at the Arkansas Capitol pressed support for immediate Vietnam withdrawal. Rev M L Moser Jr led cheers while Nazyn Hoan of Saigon's Washington embassy and Carl McIntire attacked Fulbright amid cross-state turnout and a Wallace banner seen on steps.
Whittier California UPI reports most alumni of the 1934 class at Whittier College will travel to Washington next month to visit President Nixon. A reunion committee spokesman said about half the graduates and their spouses will fly July 1 to tour Washington and visit the White House on Monday after touring the capital.
Army Pfc. Jeffrey J. Young of Indianapolis was killed in combat in Southwest Asia, listed as missing previously, becoming the 1,150th American serviceman killed in Southeast Asia since the war. Army Spec. 4 Frank FE. McCiel of Salem, Ind., died of non-hostile causes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawe Fence O, Met-
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