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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1971
Page
5
Zovelda A aged 48 wife of a scientific farmer explains busy farm life with six children two in college one in the army and another at the university She juggles hogs eggs canning cooking and church work and urges extroverted hobbies to beat gloom and premature senility.
The article reviews widespread use of citrate of soda to modify cow’s milk for infant feeding, aiming to prevent curd formation and noting shifts to lime water and barley water. It also describes Wright’s solution for boils, diuretic effects of citrate, and how citrate featured in homemade cough medicine, with cautions about prescription restrictions and a proposed switch to potassium citrate.
A State Department official testified before a Senate subcommittee that more military shipments to Pakistan may occur, despite a suspension of new licenses. The official said existing consignments could proceed while policy remains under review, with Kennedy pressing for possible protective legislation.
The Postal Service announces 39 new air taxi routes by July end at an annual cost of 5.9 million dollars. Nine routes opened Monday, bringing total air taxi operations to 130. Air taxis operate small mail lanes up to 4,000 pounds under contract. New authority allows direct contracts instead of via the Civil Aeronautics Board starting July 1.
An interfaith service on July 4 at Christ Church Cathedral on Monument Circle will be led by a bishop two priests six minsters and a rabbi. The public is invited to join as religious leaders from Episcopal, United Presbyterian, Indiana Council of Churches, Church Federation, United Methodist and Jewish communities participate.
A State Highway Department employee Wilbert C. Wiles 27 Bloomfield was killed when his tractor overturned on an embankment beside Indiana 64 about eight miles west of Huntingburg Monday. The accident occurred during a maintenance run on the highway.
Dallas Sells Jr. won the UAW Region 3 director post at a Sunday convention defeating Ross Drennon of Anderson. Sells, longtime union leader, formerly Indianapolis backed, has lived in Detroit since 1968 and directed the Community Action Program.
Jarry S Truman remains hospitalized after a land wedding anniversary observance noted by AP from Kansas City. President Truman has visited daily since his wife was admitted last Monday as local UAW recounts from Anderson reflect on the current 26 million operating deficit and budget measures. Leonard Woodcock chaired a conference at Black Lake Michigan center proposing deficit-cut options, including diverting dues to fund operations and debt retirement.
Coast Guard continues search near Shelter Cove for victims of a vintage DC-3 crash that killed 16 aboard 28 Californians. Four bodies recovered, four survivors in serious condition. Private development ties and real estate salesmen linked to the flight are noted as investigators gather details amid salvage efforts.
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