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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1972
Page
5
Martin Gagie’s editorial critique contrasts dramatic minimalism with strict grammar. He argues newspapers chase the final effect over mechanics and highlights a three day weekend toll on highways as a banner example.
The Brethren Church plans a seniors recognition event organized by the Christian Education Commission. Carl Erskine will speak to the group with commission members church teachers and guests Dwight Hargett will assist in honoring students from three area high schools Howard Burnett serves as toastmaster Mrs Charlotte Heiden greets attendees. Student guests include Beverly Bricker Jim Kerschner Marilyn McIlwain Darwin Chismar Dan Wisner Frankton High School John Brantlinger Dan Carwile Susan Corlew Tim Corlew Steve Dietz Joe Jessup Anita Nave Maria Turner Mary Haskett from Madison Heights High School.
The Lapel Mothers Club selected Sherri Snyder to teach a three summer program at Lapel School from June 5 to June 30 weekdays 9:30 to noon. Enrollment costs 15 dollars, with early registration encouraged. Graduation ceremonies are planned for June 30 and Round Up Day registration will occur.
A reader asks about out of state clinics for infertility testing. The columnist notes privacy concerns and cites Dr Alvin Goldfarb of Jefferson Medical College saying many couples with fertility problems can conceive with standardized techniques. Advice directs using a local physician who can arrange discreet expert help elsewhere if needed.
Paris and Hanoi clash over a ceasefire as Hanoi rejects Nixon’s proposal for an internationally supervised ceasefire in Indochina. North Vietnam says the Vietnam question must be settled by Vietnam and the United States at the Paris conference with respect for independence and self determination. The United States and South Vietnam press for meaningful negotiations with both sides' proposals discussed in Paris. The exchange follows a suspension of talks since May 4 due to lack of progress.
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