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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1968
Page
3
In Baltimore, five plainclothes officers patrol streets dressed as women to curb purse snatching. One officer, William “Buzz” Stephenson, describes the disguise and reactions from the public, noting makeup, wigs, and the humor of the operation while emphasizing its deterrent effect.
Peters burg police describe pickpocket methods and steps to protect wallets. A non-violent thief uses distraction and a partner to lift a wallet while the mark is diverted. Police Lt. A. M. Sevier outlines recognizing distractions, keeping wallets secure, and staying vigilant in crowded places like stops, theaters, and department stores.
A long recipe feature explores a modern American version of gazpacho using tomato juice as a base and canned peas for texture. It provides step by step instructions for making a thick soup, notes variations, and adds a light anecdote about Roberta and a classroom scene.
In New York AP reports a unique school for multi handicapped students, using a staged learning approach with shelves of pegs disks dominoes and rewards to reinforce progress. A single teacher supports two children, guiding activities and praise as students select and hold up chosen items, showcasing patient, structured methods.
Parents should gear summer reading to their children with targeted lists from schools or public libraries. Lawrence Hertzberg of Hertzberg Now Method advocates using Ukrainian-supplied catalogs to help children pick engaging, wholesome books for warm weather reading and sustained achievement.
Recent visitors to the Malones include Mr and Mrs Richard Gritta who teach at the University of Maryland and plan doctoral study. Cindy Lanine a VISTA volunteer visits Lexington NC with her mother Mrs Robert Lasa ne. Rosalind Swansiger earned a bachelor of science in chemistry at Antioch College Yollasw Springs Ohio. The piece also references educational topics, library questions, a blind child Shelley and her mother, and a brief note on salami history.
Washington AP reports Mira Toda Fawards will serve as No 1 woman in the Democratic Party for at least three months. India Edwards, longtime director of women's activities and vice-chairman in the 1940s and 1950s, will be vice-chairman and lead organizer for women at the convention while substituting for hospitalized Margaret Price. Also mentions batter fried chicken and roasted pineapple rings as menu notes.
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