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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1969
Page
5
The Worry Clinic argues pastors should offer personal counseling but require problem outlines in advance to filter out non serious requests. It advises 3 daily compliments for 30 days and promotes a Compliment Club booklet with a return envelope and 20 cents for clergy to save time on interviews.
A reader asks if a 49 year old woman with a leg clot and facial pimples should have a tonsillectomy. The doctor says age is not a barrier but removal is unlikely to help and warns it is a major operation with risks. He notes some surgeons promote it for septic focus, others question its value.
The Supreme Court ruled the House lacked power to exclude Adam Clayton Powell in 1967, asserting Powell’s constitutional right to sit. The decision shifts focus to which provision prevails, Powell’s conduct remains unresolved, and Capitol reaction blames both branches for the dispute.
The opening statement declares aims to form a more perfect union establish justice ensure domestic tranquility provide for common defense promote the general welfare and secure liberty for present and future citizens by ordaining this Constitution.
Indiana Senator Birch Bayh accuses Senate minority leader Everett Dirksen of trying to block an Indiana federal judgeship by pressuring President Nixon to nominate an Illinois candidate instead. Bayh warns Hoosiers of potential Illinois gains and cites vacancies on the 7th Circuit. He also criticizes State Supt. Richard Wells over vocational education and urges a Vietnam de Americanization timetable.
The Senate Agriculture Committee voted to authorize 750 million dollars in next year food stamp spending, 140 million more than the administration request, and approves 1.5 billion dollars for each of the following two fiscal years. The administration had asked 610 million for fiscal 1970 and 1.6 billion for fiscal 1971.
The sun is an average star in weight age size and temperature while all other stars lie so far away they appear only as points.
A nationwide survey shows many states and cities failing to sell bond issues for highways and schools due to higher interest rates and legal ceilings. Mortgage loans become costlier with rates near 9 percent, while banks limit municipal purchases.
Army personnel chief cites "kooks" in revolt against authority for an 80 percent rise in desertions since 1966-67. Lt. Gen. A O Connor testifies March 11 that morale in Vietnam remains fabulous and most soldiers are doing their job well.
Ohio Republican Senator William Saxbe, 52, a freshman in Congress, calls the United States a militaristic nation and urges Congress to reassert control over the military bureaucracy. He leads or participates in the Congressional Conference on the Planning of New Priorities and notes support from fellow freshmen Marlon Cook, Richard Schweiker, and Charles Mathias Jr. in seeking policy balance.
Today at the YMCA outlines a pool timetable with youth open swim 9:00 to 11:00, men open swim 11:00 to 14:00, family swim 14:00 to 18:00, and physical schedule including handball court weight room and gym from 09:00 to 19:00. Outreach youth programs run at The Root Cellar YMCA 13:00 to 17:00 and Optimist Boys 13:00 to 17:00. Also mentions silica deposits in Seattle Washington noted as purest in the United States.
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