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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1969
Page
5
A 16 year old ghetto girl Bea G. recalls her rise from poverty to a $25 weekly job in advertising, crediting hard work over modern aid. She criticizes student protests and urges personal responsibility while contrasting empathy for workers with vandalism. She urges readers to request Dr. Crane's booklet and psychological materials by mail.
A crowded backyard pool launch draws a parade of neighbors and curious kids. Amid the chaos Derwood WIlldene deflects suspicions with a joke, ending the crowded swim session as the sole swimmer remains calm in the crowded chlorine chaos.
An article argues that liver extracts and shots are specific for pernicious anemia and not useful for secondary anemia. It urges iron by mouth, proper nutrition, and oxygenation, noting no strong evidence for benefits of liver shots and condemning costly, unnecessary injections.
A former penniless refugee who built a real estate fortune married Princess Marie Gabrielle de Savy daughter of ex king Umberto II in a private ceremony at Robert De Balkany’s Caravelle estate on the French Riviera. The wedding joined a Paris civil ceremony from last week with 200 guests including Italian royalty and Monaco’s Prince Rainier and Princess Grace. The Roman Catholic rites were conducted in Latin with vows in Italian and French, officiated by Father Francesco Pipan. The bride wore a rose and green Yves Saint Laurent dress with a daisies bouquet.
Cairo AP reports the 18 Philae temples dating to 350 B C will be relocated from submerged island to Agilka II in the Nile to safeguard them. UNESCO coordinates a $12.5 million salvage with potential US aid while Egypt and UNESCO raise funds.
In a 5,400 word address at Vatican City Pope Paul VI marked his sixth anniversary urging focus on doctrinal orthodoxy and trust in church leadership. He cautioned reforms should be careful and that criticisms may reflect humility and objectivity. He appealed for renewal of canon law and warned of global ills including war and hunger.
Gov. Whitcomb named four to three year terms on the Indiana War Memorials Commission. Appointees are Robert M. Leich Jr. Evansville Republican replacing the chairman John Clouse, Evansville Democrat. Judge John W. Goddard Greensburg Republican replacing John T. Pritchard Madison Democrat. Lowell E. Gilmore Richmond Republican replacing Dr. G. Tanner Brooks Richmond Democrat. Eugene S. Tsareff Indianapolis Democrat moved from the 11th to the 6th district. Whitcomb also named Jack V. Squires Columbia City to a four year term on the State Board of Examiners for watch repairing, replacing Richard L. Stevenson.
The color of a star indicates its surface temperature from 5400 to 63000 degrees Fahrenheit, linking hue to stellar heat.
International Red Cross warns 3 million in Biafra face near starvation as relief food and medicines run out amid suspension of airlifts after a Red Cross aircraft was shot down. News notes Dr. Kurt Fischer, a Swiss physician, arrested by Nigerian authorities.
Harold Phillips will succeed Howard Miller as president during the Rotary Club luncheon at the YMCA. Miller will review the past year's activities. The piece recalls the astrolabe as the world’s first scientific instrument, invented about two thousand years ago for celestial height measurement.
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