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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1972
Page
3
The House approved a bill giving the Pentagon authority for a program to treat and rehabilitate drug addicted GIs. The measure passed 211 to 1 and moves to the Senate.
A Beltone Electronics Corp promotion in Chicago invites readers to request a free, tiny ear level hearing aid model weighing under a third of an ounce. The device is worn without wires, comes with no cost or obligation, and is mailed to applicants for home trial. The offer emphasizes privacy and portability. In a separate bill, the House approved defense drug treatment measures for servicemen, with hearings showing no immediate discharges or forced hospital commitments.
Paris reports suggest North Vietnam and the United States may renew Viet Nam peace talks soon. Xuan Thuy returns with "new directives" while U.S. Ambassador Porter signals flexibility and willingness to negotiate without conditions. Washington notes a possible signal from Hanoi but no confirmed directives. Porter hints at broader discussions and potential Thursday talks, contingent on Hanoi’s presence.
President Allende faces pressure as 13 ministers resign letters to ease coalition rifts. Leftist groups press for faster socialist moves while orthodox Communists push for a clampdown. Inflation exceeds 20 percent in four months as economic strain grows.
In 7th century Sparta Lycurgus laid the rules for a battle dance taught to boys from age five. Young men in military training danced naked and sang poems with flute accompaniment.
A news brief notes that the typical motorist travels roughly 7 800 miles annually, reflecting rising car usage and travel expectations.
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