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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1962
Page
13
Madge sues market after a bumped cart knocks a ginger ale display, glass shatters and injures her. She cannot identify the passerby, and both shopper safety and store liability are debated in court.
President Kennedy nominated William P. Mahoney Jr. of Phoenix to be the U S ambassador to the Republic of Ghana. Mahoney, 55, would replace Ambassador Francis H. Russell who is returning home to recuperate after surgery.
General Electric Co. received two Air Force contracts totaling 4 496 000 for work on air weapons control systems, announced Monday in Schenectady New York.
A mother emphasizes respecting each child’s temperament and differences in sleep behavior. She notes her other children slept easily while this baby may cry, insisting she will not pick him up at every whimper.
The notice explains how cryptograms map letters to letters with examples. It also references a sample quotation and credits Chesterfield with a dated quotation and Ming Features Syndicate.
A reader asks Helen for guidance on menopause blending changes with life on hold and marriage separations. The letter notes varied symptoms, diet concerns, and calls for a leaflet on menopause while urging not to blame all changes on this life stage. It cites Josephine Lowman advising balance and activity.
A reader asks how to fill a service couple's idle hours with wholesome fun outside U S O clubs. Suggestions include bowling, skating, and organizing group activities with fellow army wives to help morale and the community.
Childrens column blends sewing projects and fitness prompts with a moral note. It counts miles walked or run for prizes and links to a Dear Helen advice column about family conflict, love questions, and adolescence guidance.
An American couple in the South of France witness a brass band of 12 playing in a village square led by a perspiring uniformed maestro. A bystander explains the band’s leader is the mayor, prompting a wry quip about being in two places at once. The note ends with a joke about aging and trying again.
Los Angeles reported new laser based tech promises microscopic and medical operations via signals to planets 2 to 30 light years distant. J C Schumacher said lasers enable drilling diamonds or steel plates with a split second flash. About 230 papers on lasers luminescence conductors and electrothermics will be presented at the Electrochemical Society convention.
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