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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1972

Page

5

Jesus not a pacifist says Bible based critic

Betty D argues social welfare against Christ’s example, claiming Jesus used force to defend freedoms. The piece defends a stance that Jesus refused mass welfare, healed only for the willing, and used force to clear the temple while preserving liberty through strength. It laments secular liberal drift and calls for bold pulpit orators to fund missions.

Betty Jesus Betty D Judea Christ John America Earth

Read Osler on Chronic Joint Disability for Medical Insight

Brady's Health Service advocates Osler's Practice chapter on chronic rheumatism as unmatched for pathology and nutrition links. The author argues modern authorities misdescribe arthritis, urging students to study Little Lesson No. 12 and send 35 cents for a copy with SASE.

Osler

Where To Write Your Legislators

Directory style listing of U S senators and representatives with office rooms and addresses in Washington D C. Includes Sen R Vance Hartke Sen Birch Bayh Jr Rep David W Dennis and Rep William A Bray along with district references and district coverage notes for Montgomery Grant Tipton Hancock and surrounding counties.

Sen Birch E. Bayh Jr Senate Washington, D.C Longworth Medison Delaware Leche Grant Tipton William A. Bray Wackington D.C Rayburn Hencock County

Women Question Outmoded Segregation In Washington

In Washington at a Georgetown dinner, women were sent to a separate room after dessert while men stayed in the library. The piece explores the long standing custom, mixed feelings, and calls for equality as figures like Alsop, Bohlen, Wisner, and Alice Roosevelt Longworth weigh in on whether such gender separation stays useful or is an outdated tradition.

Washington Georgetown Moscow London Avis Bohlen Charles FE Chin) Bohlen State Department Polly Wisner Joseph Alsop Alsop Joe White House Alice Roosevelt Longworth Theodore Roosevelt Alsop’s

Indian Princess Seeks Return of 200 Acres on Long Island

Princess Brown Thrush of the Matinecock tribe advocates reclaiming 200 acres Huntington Long Island officials had claimed for housing noting no taxes were paid and rival claims exist. The tribe envisions a native village and cultural center to host pow wows and visitors, asserting land rights tracing to 1653 deeds not signed by Wyandance.

Melville N.Y Huntington Long Island Princess Brown Thrush Lila Harding Gregory Wujicky Gerald Sweeney Jerome A. Ambro Jr Wyandance Sunk Squa

Fashions Show Nylon Gowns and Polyester Robes

An ad highlights SHADOWLINE fitted nylon gowns in aqua/white or lime/green with matching robes priced at 7.00 and 8.00. SOCIETY presents Victorian bouquet gowns in pink or blue with robes 10.00 and baby dolls 8.00. WARNER offers old-fashioned peignoir styles in nylon with lace edges in pink or blue, 30.00 standard or 25.00 short version. Available in sizes P to L.

Shadowline Warner

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