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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1971
Page
5
Dr George W C describes how motivation sparks learning and even class enthusiasm. A student. Andy J., 46, credits a Northwestern course in Applied Psychology for steering him to advertising. He recalls contests, prizes, and feedback fueling engagement and eventual career in ad copywriting.
A reader recounts old Canandaigua days on Chapel Street where kids played in sunsuits guarded by elms. The piece critiques medical faddism and dismisses “just a bad cold” diagnoses, urging hygiene questions answered by Dr William Brady in Beverly Hills.
Nine more defendants linked to an anti Soviet hijack plan were put on trial in Leningrad. They include Kishinev group members and Len ingrad residents charged under anti Soviet slander theft of state property. Earlier trials in Riga and Kishinev resulted in prison terms from three years to life, with some defendants admitting ties to the plot.
United Cerebral Palsy and the Madison County Association for the Mentally Retarded sponsor a summer day camp at Davis Park for handicapped children. Sessions run Monday Wednesday Friday 12 to 3 pm through July 16 with 43 registered. Mrs. Robert Quinn directs, aided by three adult counselors and about 35 teen volunteers. Activities include trips to Indianapolis Zoo, Anderson Free Fair, swimming, pony rides, crafts and music. open to all handicapped children in Madison County.
Elwood area hospital reports Mercy admission details for local patient transfer. Information remains concise with routine status updates and department notes in keeping with standard hospital news briefs.
AP reporting from Washington and Indiana describes high court desegregation appeals and ongoing enforcement efforts as districts desegregate while the HEW supervises, with 39 districts receiving letters urging further action. Mention of the Swann decision and notable districts in Norfolk and border states, plus community updates and local incidents.
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader testifies at a two day hearing before the National Commission on Consumer Finance alleging national banks ignore consumer-protection laws. He cites lax OCC exams, banks promoting minimum payment forms, and retailers aided by banks in fraudulent schemes, calling for enforceable action and broader state authority.
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