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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1967
Page
34
A scanned column presents a mix of devotional reflections, questions and answers. It also reports on a 30 million dollar Thai project to build dams and a power grid for the northeast, aimed at improving electrical access within six years amid insurgent challenges.
Fragmentary quotation reflects Franklin’s belief that fear of wrongdoing guides conduct. The text praises truth and integrity, noting fear of ill deeds as a sufficient restraint and asserting that “right never fails” in moral life.
Seventeen million young children were injured or killed in accidents last year and most occurred in the home per the National Safety Council. Alerts urge guarding against dangers such as unlocked medicine cabinets, furniture polish under sinks, sleeping pills, aspirin, and loose electrical connections, and to keep children safe by not leaving them unattended indoors.
A cluttered puzzle page offers a three clue crossword segment with hints like Cozy and Seabird plus a cryptogram quote by Longfellow. The daily page includes wordplay, partial answers, and a sample cryptogram revealing a Thomas Fuller quotation as yesterday's solution.
A long astrology column offers daily Aries to Pisces guidance with personality notes and practical tips. It includes a feature on driving behavior by Dr. Ernest Dichter and ends with a call to send problems to Dr. Joyce Brothers at The Anderson Herald.
The piece recalls traveler hotel experiences in 1885 American West. Denver guests face bed bugs and fleas, forced to sleep on a billiard table, while proprietors shift blame. A stock of odd hotel quips and social scenes illustrate rough lodging in that era.
A courtroom debate questions whether Mike deserves a new trial after Joe’s admission of guilt is discussed. The Appeals Court holds the judge may not have allowed harmful evidence and stresses that separate trials could be unfair. the prosecutor’s tactic is criticized, leaving verdicts unsettled.
The personal physician for Cardinal Ritter reports the 74 year old cardinal is still in critical but stable condition following a pair of heart attacks. The church leader showed some signs of improvement but remains under close medical care in St Louis.
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