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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1970
Page
9
The piece discusses gaps between generations and urges mutual care. It uses biblical lines about loving neighbors to stress empathy. It suggests older and younger generations can learn from each other and repair communication through patience and practical effort.
The Society Teachers Opposed to Physical Punishment reports ongoing use of oral punishment in British schools despite majority opposition. The group notes concerns about the practice and cites disapproval from students and educators.
The article discusses a bridge bidding scenario about leading and concealing suits to induce opponents to open. It also reports a Kokomo burglary case where Kenneth Pierson died after being shot by police during a burglary at the American Legion Golf Course clubhouse, involving Joseph N. King and another suspect. Pierson died at Kokomo Hospital.
The article notes Romans pioneered warded logics with obstructions that require the correct key, and Roman elites wore keys as ring keys due to no pockets. It mentions medieval attempts to improve security failed, relying on devices to deter thieves, including a chest with a hole tray and a steel trap for fingers. It adds a sideline about the moon's largest crater and a lunar sea.
A quirky collection of letters and vignettes from a 1940s era scene. A Texas woman abruptly ends a bank account citing marriage to Account Number 565219 and a witty exchange with the bank president follows. The notes include a dull witted delegate recalling a 1945 order to blow up a bridge, and a college post office request to address a convalescent postcard with a humorous signature.
A reader asks how to handle a teen adopted child who longs for his biological parents. Dr Joyce Brothers advises building up adoptive parents while avoiding shame, recognizing shared tensions in all families, and maintaining open, respectful dialogue about feelings and identity.
Commission Fenrick Arthur C formerly Bass of trade was commissioned a second lieutenant at Lackland AFB Officer Training School. He served at Tan Son Nhut Air Base Vietnam and attended Wendellville High School in Elwood with graduation completed before entering the service.
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