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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1966
Page
11
A study by the American Dairy Association shows one third of American housewives cook with oleomargarine, 16 percent use only butter, and 49 percent rely on a butter margarine mix. Portuguese explorers in the 16th century brought tobacco snuff learned from Indians, becoming the first commercial form of tobacco.
Chicago researchers find women favor nonsense wit and wordplay more than men, while men prefer hostile humor with aggressive overtones. Both groups appreciate whimsical humor, but women lean toward puns and double meaning.
A federal grand jury indicted Willie H. Abrams of Muncie for embezzlement and false entries at Local 6772 of the United Steelworkers. The case involves $1,158. Evansville tavern owner Robert L. Seibert was indicted for possession of counterfeit $2,900 in bogus ten dollar bills, linked to a Southern Indiana counterfeiting case.
Senate and House conferees reach agreement on a large antipoverty bill after a week of hard bargaining. The compromise preserves funding for key programs while tightening administration and staffing rules.
Judge Francis J. Talty to decide today if Dr Samuel H Sheppard can get a fair trial in Cleveland for his second murder case. If venue changes denied, trial moves to Tuesday in Cleveland. if granted, location shifts to another Ohio county as directed.
Rep. Hugh Carey says President Johnson canceled a stop at Regina Pacis Youth Center in Brooklyn after an anonymous caller warned of a life threat. Carey cites a Secret Service briefing and says the motorcade sped past the center as crowds gathered.
A crowded express train derailed near Hyderabad and rammed a freight train, killing two people and injuring 65, 64 seriously. Officials said lines had been tampered with but gave no reason.
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