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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1970
Page
6
An obituary style tribute speaks to the King family’s enduring bonds. It notes Mio joining through marriage and children carrying on traditions while acknowledging the sorrow and challenges faced. The piece emphasizes love, respect, and unity as the family reflects on the patriarch’s absence and hopes his legacy grows stronger.
Los Angeles prosecutors announced they would seek the death penalty for Charles Manson and his three female codefendants, Susan Atkins Patricia Krenwinkel and Leslie Van Houten, in the Tate murder case. Deputy District Attorney Vincent Bugliosi outlined the plan as jury selection began, addressing the pool of prospective jurors.
William L. Crose 27 of rural Markleville was listed in fair condition after a two car collision at 3 23 pm Thursday police said Mrs LaMoyne Ahner 28 of 23 Rosalinnd Laut was backing from her driveway when Crose reportedly swerved to avoid collision but struck her car on the left side Crose suffered a lacerated forehead and right knee and ankle pain Officials reported Ebner tried to move right after seeing Crose approaching The impact sent the other car off the road and into a tree A motorcyclist Lowell Ashburn 23 of Noble complained of dizziness after a car failed to yield as a St Joseph man pulled into the intersection Police said Hubert Normaty 34 of St Joseph turning onto the Indiana 109 bypass from Third Street Thursday morning did not see the Honda The rider did not require extensive medical attention per the accident report
A teen mother expresses fatigue from baby duties and routines while a relative urges self care. Josher suggests trading care for a night out at Jane’s party. Grandmother defends affection for the infant, noting that relaxation can lift a mother’s spirits and improve parenting.
A newspaper page fragment presents a cryptogram puzzle with clues and a cryptographic quote, including a variety of scattered crossword hints and a reference to yesterday's quote about transgression and crowding. The piece notes the puzzle mechanics and features a cryptogram solution key.
A bridge problem explores a tense, likely spade lead scenario with no bids yet. It asks what South should bid next given possible responses to 1 Diamonds, Pass, 1 Hearts, 1 Spades from the auction and potential contests by partner. The discussion centers on choosing the safest, most practical contract amid uncertain bidding and possible two diamonds or no hearts responses.
Fragmentary OCR text lists car codes and identifiers such as SA Qb42 and TAITS 2 ao7 9910. The readable fragments suggest a catalog or listing of vehicle references and related alphanumeric keys without clear context or full sentences. No identifiable people or organizations are discernible.
Double, there is a strong chance to teach Rast a tosson. We have a full quota of defensive honor tricks and a ready-made read in the jack of hearts. A level one double is tentative and can be retracted if partner’s hand is unsuitable.
A household quiz item documents bidding ideas and play notes for bridge. It discusses minimal opening hands, responses in hearts, and how an overcall changes rebid decisions for diamonds and notrump. It also includes unrelated housekeeping tips and garden humor.
Senator Edward M Kennedy urged the Senate to appoint its own lawyer to argue the constitutional validity of lowering the voting age to 18 by legislation. President Nixon supported extending the age while signaling concerns about constitutionality and backing a constitutional amendment option. Kennedy pressed the Judiciary Committee to authorize an attorney to defend the statute amid cross party debate.
Amusing anecdotes about windups and mischief from sports writers and public figures. A New York banker Letty Gomez and a traffic moment on Madison Avenue are recalled with wit and flair. The piece blends humorous reminiscences with light social observations from Bennett Cerf.
Markleville 4 H announces new officers and a schedule of events including junior county judging on June 26, public speaking July 8, dress review July 18, community judging July 22 and 23, with all projects due for exhibition at community judging. The fair runs August 3 to 7 in Alexandria, with project pickup August 7 afternoon at the school. Officers include President Pally Gustin, Vice President Toni Dale, Secretary Wetbie Gustin, Treasurer Lore Hart, Reporter Ginger Bre, Recreation Angie Hoite, Song Leaders Pam Jordan and Tammy Wale, Health and Safety Julie Stohler.
Carla sues Smiley’s after slipping on a broken egg on the floor of the supermarket. Testimony notes egg presence in display area and lack of cleaning, with Smiley arguing skeleton staff and limited weekday cleaning. Judge rules shopkeeper liable if prior knowledge or reason to know exists.
A reader asks how to fix fine marble scratches with buffing powder and a damp cloth. Instructions note persistence may be needed and emphasize careful rubbing to reduce marks.
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