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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1963
Page
9
The sons and daughter of Ruth Bailey donate many possessions from their birth town into an auction at Anderson College on May 25. Proceeds support the college as the community notes their kindness and calls on others to contribute from their homes.
Cuban premier Fidel Castro ended a tour of Soviet provinces and returned to Moscow. He was greeted at Vnukovo Airport by a Presidium group led by Mikhail Suslov after arriving from Leningrad.
Frank marries a second wife after a dubious mail order divorce from his first wife. The court rejected the legitimacy of the Mexican divorce, noting lack of legal procedure and presence. The judge ruled there was criminal intent sufficient for conviction despite the defendant's claim of ignorance.
The Statesman will pass to an Indian controlled group after a board of trustees is chosen to preserve the newspaper’s long established political independence. The takeover ends British ownership of India’s last remaining daily.
A father refuses material gift envy and instead crafts play equipment from free boxes. He plans a sand pit and a swing, showing resourceful parenting beyond money.
A mixed word puzzle page lists across clues like Wan plant cutting drawing room Thrashed tendency command and more with down clues such as Talking bird opposed to a weather finish and clothe. It includes a cryptoquote and notes wordplay hints and puzzle meta from a syndicate publication.
A natural era guidance piece offering winter skin and hair care tips. It lists steps for cuticle and nail care, elbow and heel protection, facial attention, diet tips with seasonal produce, and hot oil hair treatments with a DIY shampoo method. Contact is via the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
Garden note advises taking cuttings from old plants if not already rooted. Root in moist sand and set out later. Some dealers sell rooted slips of fine chrysanthemum varieties for quicker starts.
Practical home tips cover rust prevention for tools by heating resin with lard then applying benzine to metal parts. Also notes stain removal with hydrogen peroxide and perborate, and cleaning plaster of Paris statues using starch solution and brushing.
A man packed a ton of berries into boxes. If each box held 6 pounds more, 75 fewer boxes would be used. Let X be actual boxes. The relation yields 2000/(X) = 2000/(X+?). solving gives X = 2 as the actual number of boxes used.
A humorous column recounts Adlai Stevenson enjoying New York humor with a family moving to Manhattan and a mad farmer's wife. Screen producer Robert Lord laments padded movies in verse and notes audiences prefer long blockbusters despite rising ticket costs.
Dear readers share woes on in law clashes friendships and dating scandals. A hopeful daughter in law seeks burial space advice while others complain about mother in law and romance dramas. Readers were urged to send problems for Helen Erskine to answer.
Treasury Secretary Dillon cancels the plan to merge the New York and Boston IRS regional offices while approving other ax realignment moves. The decision leaves New York and Boston offices in place but realigns Omaha with Chicago and merges four district offices in Syracuse into Buffalo Camden into Newark Kansas City into St. Louis and Scranton into Pittsburgh Philadelphia. The expected annual savings drop from 5 million to over 3.5 million dollars.
VIENNA UPI Ailing King Savo of Saudi Arabia who arrived Monday for treatment for an unspecified illness is in an oxygen tent. A staff member at the private Vienna clinic of Prof Karl Fellinger said the monarchy’s condition was bad but not alarming.
The American Stock Exchange announced a new rule that companies seeking listings must maintain a transfer agent in New York City. The exchange said agents outside New York create excessive inconvenience.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev accepted an invitation to visit Sweden, Swedish Radio said in a Moscow report. No date was set.
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