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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1962
Page
22
FAA says no plan to ground Boeing 707s despite latest crash. No pattern links five 707 accidents from 1961 to 1969. Air France 707 crash kills 111 in Guadeloupe amid heavy storm. Officials warn action if investigations reveal new evidence.
James Nabwangu a 25 year old Anderson College sophomore from Kenya becomes the first Kenyan national and first African student from the local campus to gain admission to Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore. He will earn a BA from Hopkins then enter a joint five year medical program.
The American Cancer Society urged college presidents and the FTC to curb tobacco promotion to students. The 74 member board unanimously backed letters to about 100 universities and requested FTC input on campus cigarette advertising. The group endorsed the Royal College of Physicians report linking smoking to lung cancer and lauded its cautious stance.
U S District Judge Robert A Grant sentenced John A Clark to ten years and five others to five-year terms for possessing forging or cashing stolen federal income tax refund checks. The refunds, valued over 800 dollars, were taken from a mailbag at Elkhart station on April 26 and cashed mainly in the La Porte area.
Discussion on recession fears grows as Ewan Clague predicts a downturn next year while his superior Arthur Goldberg disagrees. Goodbody & Co expects continued expansion through 1962 with ~13 percent profit gains. Value Line notes a less hopeful prospect with slow improvement amid an easing momentum in sugar content trends in Grand Forks.
Office hours 8 am to 5 pm. Rates: weekly 29c per line per day, three days 33c, one day 42c per line per day. Two-line minimum $1.00 or 80c cash. Monthly $6 per line. 20% cash or seven day payment discount. Ads set in 6 and 12 point type. 12 point costs two lines. White space charged per line. No borders. Ads accepted until 5 pm prior to publication. Credit offered to telephone customers.
A collage of classifieds and notices includes a sober gentleman seeking a neat lady, pest control ads for Waxter Exterminating, a 19 inch portable TV deal at ARMSTRONG TV SALES, alcoholics anonymous boxes, cosmetics queries for Peg Newton, barber shop hours, church events at Free Will Baptist Church, pie shop home delivery, alterations by Haugh Tailor, dry cleaning by RITE WAY, elder care services, plastic wall tile sale, asphalt tile pricing, a serviceman requesting a ride to New Jersey, and shared driving offers.
Lost yellow Angora cat in Walton and 25th area, blind in one eye, last seen Saturday. $5 reward. call 644 4724 before 5 p.m. Lost blue male parakeet contact 378 3292. Also ad for driving lessons with former Driver Examiner at Pendleton Ave shop. phone numbers 644 4970 and 644 9108.
Fashion Beauty Salon offers Monday only $5 permanents. Gilson's Barber Shop on Main at 23rd St promotes Stephens Hair Lotion with 4 barbers and 8 pm close. Model Beauty Shop advertises permanents from $5.50 to $15 and short summer haircuts for $1.25 at Corner 29th & Jackson with phone 642-6710.
A compilation of local service categories and classifieds including appliance repair barber shops building trades carpentry cement and masonry funeral directors hauling and moving income tax service cleaning painting plumbing and heating sewer cleaning agents and salesmen business opportunities child care help wanted livestock and real estate listings autos and related services plus miscellaneous sale and rental notices.
A dense local classified style page offers numerous contractor ads. Listings promise garage and basement finishing carpentry masonry painting roofing siding and remodeling with free estimates low down payments and financing options. Also included are septic sewer services cement work driveways and painting plus job advertisements seeking workers and a sales position with a large international firm.
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