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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1971
Page
5
A column on how focusing on inner fears can cause ailments like hypochondria and anxieties. It cites dogs feigning illness to gain attention and compares external distraction reducing pain in humans and animals, urging outward focus to lessen distress.
Letters to Dr. William Brady of Brady's Health Service discuss aspirin's effect on fever, noting no cited literature supporting temperature reduction. The writer asks for publications and prices, and whether the author belongs to the AMA. The response disclaims literature support and outlines aspirin as a general analgesic with possible side effects.
TEHRAN Iran AP The capital becomes focus as Iran marks the 2 500th anniversary of the Persian Empire with Persepolis event. A 40 mile highway links Tehran and the ancient desert capital Persepolis where a lavish tent city hosts celebrations and ceremonies.
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court opened the 1972 73 term with a somber session honoring Justice Hugo L Black who died after 34 years on the bench and noting Justice John M J Harlan 16 years of service who retires due to spinal cancer Chief Justice Burger praised Black and wished Harlan health while nine lawyers were admitted to practice before the court The session ended with the court adjourning to await rulings due next week The opening underscored the court’s transition and continued readiness to hear appeals as seven justices begin private conferences to decide which cases to review
Ernest Medina, 35, acquitted of murder in the My Lai massacre, submitted his resignation to 3rd Army headquarters in Fort Meade. A military lawyer said if accepted, Medina could be out in two weeks. He left a brief statement of sorrow and regret, and his civilian attorney noted a forthcoming job in Michigan with a helicopter maker. The case had ruined his Army career, prompting resignation plans.
The Federal Reserve said US consumer installment debt rose by 827 million in August, the largest increase in over two years. Installment credit totaled about 104 billion of 129.7 billion in consumer credit, with every major debt category up. July saw a 761 million rise, and April to June averaged 350 million.
Memorial Council of Indiana will host its quarterly luncheon meeting Thursday at 1 p.m at the Howard Johnson Downtown Motor Lodge in Indianapolis. Don E. Rousa of Anderson will preside and Robert R. Taylor of the India Employment Security Division will be the speaker.
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