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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1963

Page

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Polish Nurses Demand Raises in Warsaw Protest

More than 2,000 Polish nurses demonstrated in front of the health ministry in Warsaw calling for higher pay and the release of fellow nurses. Observers in West Germany saw the action as a sign of growing discontent and a potential wider workers movement for better conditions. Government officials promised to consider the demands after a peaceful exchange. The nurses earn about $32 a month, among the lowest in Poland.

Warsaw UPI West Germany Poland Vienna Poznan Budapest

Educator Calls for More Regulation of Broadcasting Industry

University of Cincinnati law dean Icoe L Barrow told a NAB panel in Chicago that the broadcasting industry serves commercial interests and fails the public, urging tighter government control to ensure broadcasting serves a free society during a time of trial. FCC lawyer W Theodore Pierson urged reducing regulatory burdens with a new approach. In Indianapolis, State Senator Allan E Bloom was hospitalized with a throat ailment described as a bad sore throat but not serious. World tea production is estimated at 1.293 million pounds annually.

Chicago UPI Icoe I W. Theodore Pierson Federal Communications Commission FCC Washington, D.C Indianapolis Allan E. Bloom Fort Wayne Robert Long Hospital C. Johnston Jr Bloor New York — World

Officers Installed At Middletown OES

The Middletown Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held a public installation on Saturday evening March 30. Officers installed included Worthy Matron Joyce Hodson and Worthy Patron Francis Hodson with a full slate of associate officers and appointments. The ceremony featured Ada Harter and Ruth Belle Matfield among those listed, with James Lowely as chaplain and Eugene Pittsford as centinel.

Middletown Order of Eastern Star Worthy Joyce Hodson Francis, Hodson Vera Eichhorn Elmer Eichhorn Burdyne Nickpatrick Hassell Weightman Margaret Pittsford Mary Alice ‘Moreland Ada Faye Harter Ruth Belle Matfield Esther Marjorie Farmer Martha Lena Mae Conn Electa Louise Keesling James Lowely Marshall Fannie Reedy Warder Twita Brock Centinel Eugene Pittsford Protei Lois Neal

Cuban exile raiders held after Bahamas piracy attempt

In Nassau Bahamas a group of teen anti Castro exiles was ordered held on weapons charges after capture near Norman Cay. Jerry Buchanan of Miami was held for a week with the others while a second group, not captured, was said to be planning an attack on Cuba.

Nassau Bahamas UPN iCuba Cus Stody Batamian Ted Cuba Jerry Buchanan Miami E Fla Norman Cay Jol Bailey Buchanan Cuban

British Budget Aims for Tax Cuts and Growth

Britain's Conservative government plans a pump priming budget with income tax cuts and measures to lift the economy. Chancellor Reginald Maudling will present the deficit plan to the House of Commons as markets react with optimism before pausing to wait for details.

London UPL Britain Harold Macmillan House of Commons Reginald Maudling

TA Council Hears Talk On Annexation

Summitville Gingham town Home Demonstration club meets with Mrs. B Williams presiding. Mrs. Arthur Watts leads song Onward Ever Onward, devotions by Mrs. Mack Goodman, lesson on Quick and Easy Meals by Mrs. Wilber Golden. Four sew members initiated. Prizes won by Mrs. Shores, Mrs. Goodman, Mrs. James Smith. Eighteen members and three guests attended with multiple members listed.

Summitville Gingham Town, Home Cletis Fair B. Williams Arthur Watts Mack Goodman Wilber Golden Amulua Bhu Nabe Shores Goodman James Smith Larry For Floyd Claybaugh Fethar Wielar

Hospital dismissals and local social notes item

Hospital dismissals from St John’s Hospital are listed along with names of local residents and neighbors visiting former patients. The note also mentions anticipated funding for future years and a discussion of railroad labor dispute resolution by an emergency board within 60 days amid ongoing labor reform debates.

Page One Presidential Railroad Commission Eisenhower

Anderson Obituaries and Local Deaths in Anderson

Eunice V Hickman 65 wife of Spencer Hickman died at home after two year illness born Sept 27 1697 in Tonganoxie Kansas. Survived by husband daughter Patricia Ann Hickman of Indianapolis son James Hickman two step daughters Mrs Maxwell Cochran sister Mrs Blanche Shanklin five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Baker Brothers. Thomas B Tatman 33 Mani tau Beach Michigan former Anderson resident died Sunday at stepson George Tatman home burial East Maplewood Cemetery Brown and Butz Funeral Home in charge Cecil H Groff 70 Fletcher St died Sunday services Baker Brothers Funeral Home 1 p m Wednesday burial 100 Cemetery Marion Dorothy Pruden 46 Central Hotel died Saturday services 10 am at Baker Brothers Funeral Home burial Pleasant Walk Cemetery.

Eunice V. Hickman Spencer M. Hickman Willow Ru Tonganoxie Kans Willard Mary Jane Hammond Martin Anderson Monroe Pivot Mathadie Mave Way Wenwee Patricia Ann Hickman Inciahppallt James Hickman Fother Maxwell Evens Cochran Blanche Shanklin Baker Brothers Funeral Home Omas Tatman Thomas B. Tatman Mani ‘Tau Beach Mich George Cecil Groff Cecil H. Groff Fletcher St Baker Brothers Monroe G. Schuster Central Christian Church Marion Dorothy Pruden Central Hotel George “Skinner Jackson Park Alma Cox Muncie J. C. Cox Bright Memorial Nursing Home Anderson Pta John Hobbs Alva Cox Delawareounty Circuit Court Duirtmosphere Dorothy Jones Cynthia Michael Alex Ing Landriz Brown and Butz Anderson Township Anna Carpenter Catra Best

Funeral services for Lala M. Smith told in Toledo obituary

Mrs Lala M Smith 77 of 118 W 17th St died Sunday Funeral services scheduled 10:30 am today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home Toledo. Surviving are stepson Charles Dickens of Toledo and brother William Tatman of Sart. Graveside rites at Memorial Park cemetery in Toledo with Rev John Siner and Rev Monroe G Schuster officiating. OB SEIB JR. died Monday morning at Ri W y-

Dickens Toledo Ohio Lala M. Smith Lala Emgee Packing M. Smith 17Th St Michigan Brown and Butz Funeral Charles Dickens William Tatman Sart Asotn Fla Kennedy Herson Minnie Congress Jasin Parkview Tery Alexandria John Siner

Pentagon probes source of TFX report leak

Washington investigators question who supplied a reporter with a document fueling the TFX controversy. Air Force officials say the file was not secret, but a Senate panel pressed for affidavits and potential lie tests as part of a broad Pentagon inquiry into the leak and related disclosures.

Washington APSY Defense Roswell Silpatric Navy Air Force Pentagon Arthur Sylvester Senate Sylvester W. H. Blanchard

Space Travel 1964 Progams Uplift Satellite Plans and Names

The Delta rocket aimed for a 16th straight success launching Explorer-17 a moonlet satellite for orbital altitudes between 155 and 380 miles. It carried Seight instruments to study the upper atmosphere and prepare for future manned and unmanned flights. The program includes a primary new initiative under Kennedy’s 1964 aid blueprint, with survivors named in a separate obituary note and a family listing amid fragmented addresses and names.

Delta Seight Eva Beckner Mlenstier Reeves Emma Cyc Sliv Ae St. George Kilgus Delawai Kennedy Vivian Ault Ale Andria Explorer Elizabeth Michael Fred Barlow Elwood Francis Johnson Wanda Boyd and Son Harrison St Mary Halsell Mary Sheller Rose Minton North Sandra Green United States Russia Blanche Vardaman John Coffin Fletcher St Silver St Donna Crousore Alexan Earth Walter Pope Fletcher st.Idra Ann Dearing Robert Arnold Chesterfield U.S Christopher Foulstick Dena Mitchell Beverly Patterson Ge "Tendricks St

Deaths in Madison and nearby counties brief notices

Funeral services for Louise Bruno Lapel 65 died at home Monday with arrangements listed at Carlean Poneral Hama and Fisher Brothers. John Lehr 68 retired, Alice Pare Ewing and Ruby Hutton notices follow with church services and burial plans. Also reports on Anderson PTA Council and space research notes in brief.

Louise Bruno Carlean Poneral Hama

Funeral services set for Clella E. Osborn

Mrs. Clella E. Osborn aged 69 of 2310 Cedar 5L died Tuesday. Funeral by Rev. Melvin Phillips of First Baptist at 10 a.m. Thursday at Baker Brothers. burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may visit at the funeral home.

Baker Brothers Eas Fisher Brothers Athart Wallana Finanal Clella Osborn Clella E. Osborn Melvin Phillips First Baptist Church Baker Brothers Funeral Home Memorial Park Cemetery

Local board action on school magazines and safety facilities

Report covers continued discussions to ensure safe facilities for the city’s children and bids for elementary school magazines. Attendees include Board President Fred Matthews and Supt. G E Ebbert. Bidders noted: Mrs. Crystal Isaacs and York News Company with recommendations pending.

Pace Russell Davis Crystal Isaacs Cincinnati News Co York News Company Fred Matthews Margaret Knight A. George Harrison Maurice W. Fleece Lee B. Fid

House GOP shifts funds for bridges in 61 day session

The House GOP moved six million dollars from the general fund to bridge work and had planned ten million from highway funds. Senate debate featured Wesley Bowers defending the legislature in a special session as leaders argued about time and priorities. White House and other officials were not present in this fragmented coverage.

Wesley Bowers Evansville

Hypochondria panic hits readers in Digest ad

The passage promotes April Reader's Digest blaming TV for rising health anxieties. It claims 78 percent of women seeking a surgery are normal and invites readers to see if they belong to one of four main hypochondria classes.

Bethany Club Plans Spring Luncheon and Meals Demo

Bethany group members gather for March meeting at Anderso home 921 West Sixth Street to salute the flag. Plans made for Spring Luncheon April 19 at Park Place Church of God and a charity donation to LEYE program. The program features Quick and Easy Meals with members sharing ideas. Bethany Senior Christian Endeavor hosts a pizza dinner and tournament at Lone Oak Road with numerous guests and sponsors.

Gool Lf.y.e Kenneth Biddle Altruistic Club Charles Baldwin Will Eertain East Wth Street Anderso Mesdames Charles Baldwin Perry Banele Doyle Bilveu Harald Buis Ver Millis Ellsworth Ralph Geetng Wiliam Hammons Frank Hsneoch John Sigmon Leslie Smith Ernest Combs Clarence Boaz Lee Hale Bethany Senior Christian Endeavor Waldo Porter Lone Oak Road Fred Branigan Ernest Nicoson Louis Kineman Rosie Burton Sharon Councellor Dianne Smith Marsha Jordan Sandy Garrett Diane Jessup Sharon Smith Sandra Bowles Nancy Wallam Pat Reed Georgia Wingate Cathy Campbell Jackie Needler Aleta Scott Messers Bryant Nicoson Larry Hutcherson Eddie Porter Danny Granigan Jerry Riddle Owen Hughes Robert Branigan Larry Kineman David Hall Charles Severns Dave Vanderluit David Conrad Miss Delight Porter Portland Earl Wallam

Doctor Faces Tax Charge in Indiana

The Justice Department charged Dr. Marion R. Scheetz of Lewisville Indiana with tax evasion for 1956. He allegedly reported 4620 in taxable income while true earnings were 31927.84. He paid 1001.20 in taxes that year. government claims 14016.1 remains due. He planned to surrender to the U S marshal in Indianapolis with attorney Thomas Krise.

Indianapolis Justice Department Marion Robert Scheetz Lewisville Henry County Edwin Haerle U.S David W. Merrite Scheetz

Hartke Proposes $100 Monthly WWI Pension for Veterans

Sen. Vance Hartke and Rep. Winfield Denton proposed $100 monthly pensions for World War I veterans, regardless of service quality. Hartke said WWI veterans were shorted on benefits compared to WWII veterans and urged quick action. A birth rate note states a baby arrives in the U.S. every 4.5 seconds.

Washington UPI Vance Hartke D - Ind Hartke Winfield K. Denton D-Ind Secre U.S

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