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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1973
Page
5
Mildred J. 27 seeks divorce. she laments lack of continued affection after marital relations and accuses husband Tom of treating her as a convenient sexpot. Dr. Crane notes husbands rarely verbalize love but can learn to show affection. readers urged to mail for a booklet to address sexual problems in marriage.
Judy Gee a 27 year old unmarried mother of a two year old son is barred from the Miss Australia contest. James Nelson president of the South Australia Spastic Paralysis Association says entrants must be single Australian girls. He adds the moral aspect is key and lowering standards would risk sponsorship.
Reading letters reveal costochondritis pain misinterpreted as heart attack with guidance to rest heat and avoid heavy lifting. Eye watering explained by allergies or tear duct blockage with protective glasses advised. The column promotes diet myths and advertises Dr. Coleman eye care booklet for glaucoma and cataracts.
The Senate voted 49 to 47 to reject a two year delay plan for the $13 billion Trident submarine fleet, opposing a move to stretch production of 10 subs and push back the first launch target. Nixon praised the vote as a victory for accelerated defense build up amid concerns over costs and testing.
TEHRAN AP report says a wristwatch donated by Em press Farah sold for 150000 dollars at an auction to aid Pakistan flood victims. A pipe donated by Prime Minister Amir Abass Hoveida was purchased by industrialist Ali Rezaei for 7777 dollars. A nationwide Em press Farah appeal has raised several million dollars in goods and cash for Pakistan floods victims last August, which killed 300 and left a million homes destroyed.
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