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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1962
Page
10
The scene centers on Vincent and Phyllis arguing money matters as he imposes a strict budget. Phyllis contemplates divorce, arguing humiliation beyond mere dollars. The column notes a legal question: does Phyllis have grounds for divorce given the strained finances and control by the husband.
UPI and AP report border police say hearings began in Hammond and Gary as East Germans escaped to the U.S. from August border barriers. Among those fleeing were 10 border guards, two army engineers, and two former soldiers amid NAACP charges against the Gary School Board and superintendent Alden Blankenship. The piece also notes Yosemite National Park and Rhode Island references in a scattered text.
Douglas Aircraft Co. announced a $10.8 million Air Force contract for further work on the Skybolt missile. The award, issued from Santa Monica, California, signals continued development of the weapon system.
A mother reflects on hiding Junior's teddy as he grows too big to sleep with it. She notes Tommy still loves his bear but may soon be old enough to sleep without it, illustrating parental emotional unhappiness during child development.
The page presents a daily crossword with clues and answer lengths, plus a Cryptoquote sample illustrating A to Z letter substitutions. It includes a mini puzzle grid reference and an example quote, IT BECOMES A WISE MAN TO NEGOTIATE BEFORE ARMS.
The piece discusses how exercise alone cannot drastically reduce weight, stressing that long daily routines yield gradual gains. It also presents a reader letter about declining life after a spouse’s death and a question about remarriage, prompting reflections on health and personal choices.
A column blends home tips with personal life questions. A widower asks about dating after loss, weight management from daily calories, and exercise. Advice references Kinsey reports and practical homemaking notes on cleaning, polishing, and minor repairs.
A 17-year-old high school student writes of romantic feelings for a 62-year-old church sexton who invited her to tour the bell tower and hear the new carillon. Helen Erskine warns the age gap is inappropriate and advises sending the problem to The Anderson Herald for a reply, with self addressed stamps.
Letters for Josephine Lowman should be sent in care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa. This contact method appears in the syndicated notice audience reach for reader correspondence.
Manila and Washington sources report U.S. Ambassador William E Stevenson will leave Tuesday for Washington to hold discussions with U.S. administration officials on matters of mutual interest and ongoing diplomatic engagement.
A quirky mash of items begins with a cash-strapped arithritic mountaineer buying a used car for 235 dollars with a free tire gag and ends with quick jokes from Overheard and barber shop quips. A college senior and his date provide a light vignette of courtship on a road trip.
A dated puzzle snippet presents two arithmetic tasks. First find two numbers whose sum is 8347 and difference 1255, yielding 4806 and 3541. Then ages: twelve years ago Adams was five times his son, now he is three times him. deduce Mr Adams 77 and son 24.
Babcock & Wilcox Co. announced an order for the largest magnesium oxide recovery system for pulp mills outside the United States. The Stroms Bruks Aktiebolag of Sweden will install the unit at the Stroms bruk mill, with operation slated for early 1964. The system features two opera cooking cycles, marking a world first.
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