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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1966
Page
7
Indiana tomato picking is set to peak this week as cool weather slows ripening. Recetas have delayed fruit maturity but some volume picking occurred in certain areas. Most field workers shift to the crop amid a looming labor shortage expected to affect farm labor through the season.
The report notes Charles de Gaulle missed his chance to see the atomic test from Gran Grasse as preparations and delays continued. Labor shortages spread across tomato and pickle harvests in Indiana and nearby areas with hundreds of workers needed for processing and packing.
Layoff hits plant as 1,200 to 1,300 tomato harvest workers face four fewer days of work next week due to a parts shortage and a strike in another firm. Cool weather delays ripening and hiring. projections show about one half of U.S. men 65 can expect 12 more years of life.
A Nationalist general in Formosa urged preparations for a cross-strait revolt. He reported four to five percent enrolled by period month and noted changes in recruitment in the period Oct 1 to Dec 31.
Medicare enrollment basics are explained as people reach age 65. It covers eligibility, enrollment windows, and how to apply through SSA and government programs, guiding seniors through the process with practical steps and key dates.
Dr Her J J Muller of Indiana University urged immediate creation of sperm banks from outstanding men to enable artificial insemination. He argued germinal choice would give couples children from donors deep frozen for decades, to boost human intelligence and cooperation amid a genetic era. He warned delaying could fuel a germinal race with weapons.
Long confined nuns toured the White House for the first time under a Vatican policy allowing broader contact. They met President Johnson and the First Lady, toured executive mansion areas rarely seen by visitors, and expressed awe at the size of the White House while noting the change from prior strict contact rules.
Madison County Dairy Group plans an annual meeting in Madison. The event highlights the DHIA program, with officers including Russell Patton as president and Bud Sawyer as vice president. The meeting notes 10 herds in the program and calls for additional herds to join testing, amid broader farm testing efforts and regional activity in Venezuela.
Randolph claims Miss Barrymore refused Sir Winston due to clash of careers. He recalls asking Barrymore about a proposal 20 years ago on BBC, and her reply centered on not fitting into his world. Separate note states about one third of the US is forested in Forest Land, Washington.
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