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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
3
A mixed clipping discusses depilatories and electrolysis for facial and leg hair, noting scientific doubts about permanent results and advising medical consultation. It also lists a rummage sale by Ruth Circle, a church cleanup day, resignations, plus social visits and address requests for Josephine Lowman in Des Moines.
The WSCS of Wilkinson Methodist Church met in the church educational unit for their regular monthly session and heard a presentation on special missions.
In Sunderland England a 95,000 ton tanker named Bargsten i slides into service for Fred Olsen Co of Norway. The vessel features crew comforts including a swimming pool and a soccer area as part of its modern design.
A compact digest of shows and cartoons including Dragnet Robin Hood Dick Tracy Superman Popeye and Janice with looping gags and TV lunch break chatter.
A mother describes her 15 month old son’s feeding difficulties and vomiting. The article offers practical tips: introduce table foods, add dry milk solids, offer cheese yogurt and finger foods, and suggests a doctor checkup. The piece promotes the booklet All About Feeding by Myrtle Meyer Eldred and notes tomorrow’s segment Pleases Parents.
Indiana state Civil Rights Director Harold Hatcher warned highway contractors they could face charges of racial discrimination if they do not actively recruit and train nonwhite workers. He cited a drop in nonwhite staffing from 6.2 to 6.1 percent and a rise in integrated crews from 2.35 percent, urging contractors to publicize their desire to recruit nonwhite job applicants and to develop a pool for skilled positions.
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