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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1969
Page
5
Paul Jones editor of the Sentinel Tribune in Bowling Green Ohio critiques beatnik letters and ivory tower attitudes. He notes a psychology PhD student at the University of Michigan authored a critique reproduced with his Worry Clinic column.
A psychologist critiques verbose writing and ad hominem attacks in a college audience. He contrasts lengthy newspaper paragraphs with urged brevity and urges readers to request his booklet by sending 20 cents and a stamped return envelope for guidance and tests.
A Connecticut eighth grade reader asks for arthritis facts in a letter to Dr. Brady. The column argues arthritis definitions vary, cautions against mislabeling chronic rheumatism, and promotes a nutritional approach with calcium D and B complex. Brady offers to answer brief health letters with a self‑addressed envelope.
Madison Grant teachers led by Mrs. Kenneth Spence oppose the administration’s increment schedule while accepting a $6500 base salary for beginners. A further meeting with the negotiating committee is planned in two weeks after rejecting Superintendent Dick’s compromise proposal. The district also addresses office lease, new contracts, locker additions, and Title III program funding.
The Atomic Energy Commission halted production of nuclear warhead components after a May 11 fire at Rocky Flats Colorado. The plant will idle for the rest of 1969, delaying volume production of hydrogen warheads though defense deliveries are still expected on schedule.
An unidentified poison sickened and killed fish along a Rhine stretch from Bingen to St Goarshausen forcing water-supply diversions in the Netherlands and West Germany. Authorities set up detectors, warned residents, and prepared alternate water sources as tests tied deaths to nerve paralyzing toxin possibly dumped from a vessel.
The Federal Water Pollution Control Administration announced grants for research and development to study pollution control methods. Notre Dame receives 43,915 to pilot a combined biological and chemical treatment system. Purdue Foundation 14,568 to study pollutant dispersion. DePauw 16,101 to examine fish effects from limestone sediment. Grandview Lake Lot Owners 99,141 to test a residential pressure sewer with no effluent.
Fireman Peacock and colleagues testified at the U.S.-Australian inquiry that the destroyer Frank E. Evans reversed engines seconds before the collision with the Australian carrier Melbourne near Subic Bay. They said Evans was at 22 knots and the reversal came at 3 12 a.m., but the impact could not be prevented though it possibly lessened it.
Invite to a test drive of 1969 Cadillac and earlier models from 1965 to 1969. Highlights include luxury interiors, long wheelbase stability, responsive handling, and the promise that ownership costs less than expected.
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