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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1972
Page
5
Eileen argues readers misinterpret columns when skimmed and warned against fallacious logic in politics. The piece cites breast feeding, fluoridation, and pollution debates, urging careful reading and offering a booklet to inoculate readers against political flimflam.
Refugees estimated at over 1,000 trudged along Highway 13 near An Loc as North Vietnamese shellfire raked the column. Grim Vietnamese soldiers aided 30 to 40 wounded, while 5 to 10 refugees reportedly died in the ambush.
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan opens a new branch at 2825 Nichol Ave on Anderson's west side. An open house runs noon to 4 pm Friday and 10 am to 5 pm Saturday and 1 pm to 4 pm Sunday with free gifts and a chance at a color TV. Mary Richard named branch manager. she and her husband Fred and their two children reside at 1720 Kingsley Dr.
Reader letters discuss common anxiety about anesthesia and its safety. Dr. Lester Coleman notes advances that move patients toward sleep without suffocating masks and emphasize preoperative clarification. Spontaneous fractures are explained as injuries occurring without impact, linked to bone health.
Saul David Alinsky 61 a noted sociologist and civil rights activist died Monday after collapsing on a Carmel sidewalk. Police said he parked his car and crossed the street when he collapsed in front of a motel. A doctor nearby pronounced him dead at the scene. The Monterey County coroner's office reported the body was taken to a funeral home in Monterey. Alinsky directed the Industrial Areas Foundation of Chicago and lectured at several universities on community organization criminology and organization.
Laser guided bombs damaged two railroad bridges 55 to 60 miles northeast of Hanoi on a rail line to China. U S air forces also hit eight more bridges and two fuel depots, while B 52s pounded supply dumps near Dong Hoi. Ground fighting near An Loc continued as refugees faced violence and a government relief effort stalled.
St Johns Hospital celebrated its 78th birthday last Friday in a remodeled farmhouse at the edge of town. The original house is gone as is the later building that followed. John Hickey is remembered as the hospital’s first benefactor.
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