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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1963

Page

17

Khrushchev Campaign Rumors Stir Italy Election News

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev faces rumors of trouble as anti Communist speeches surface in Italy amid campaign broadcasts. L Unita condemns reports of him being outvoted and resigning as fantasy while noting Moscow’s delicate political moment due to Moscow Beijing rift and internal strains.

Rome UPI Nikita S. Khrushchev Italy Communist Party L'Unita Khrushchev L’anita Moscow Peking Soviet Union

Voice Recital Set at Music Hall Thursday Evening

Miss Josephine Morris and Ralph Toon with accompanists present a public voice recital at 7 p.m. Thursday in the campus Music Hall Auditorium. The program spans six parts featuring arias by Handel Mozart Donizetti Brahms Puccini Schubert Verdi and a tomb scene duet from Aida.

Josephine Morris Anderson College Chicago Ralph Toon Fayetteville Tenn Music Hall Charles Lomberg Cochairman Russell Hedger Morris Toon Lynda Crayne Denver Colo Miss Morris Jubal G. Verdi

Steers Ruling Sets Council Nominations in Small Cities

Indiana Attorney General Edwin Steers said that three class cities may nominate seven council candidates. Each city may name five district council members and two city-wide councilmen at large, affecting party nominations in local elections.

Indianapolis UPI Edwin Steers

Elwood club officers and social events detailed

Elwood social notes describe the Elwood‑Business and Professional Women's Club dinner in the Grecian room of Mangas Cafeteria with Easter decor and a daffodil gift. Guest speaker John Bartee of Indianapolis spoke on public relations, followed by officer nominations and May state meeting planning.

Elwood — Business and Professional Women's Club Mangas Mabel Little Helen Unser John Bartee Indianapolis Bartee

Alexandria Social Activities from Willing Workers Class

The Willing Workers Class of the Christian Congregation Church hosted a Monday supper at the church with hostesses Mrs. Geraldine Johnson Mrs. William Macy and Mrs. Kenneth Gross. Plans were made for a May 6 mothers day Ladies event. Jolly Workers to meet Thursday at Mrs Hubert Hester’s home with an Easter bonnet parade of homemade hats during the afternoon session.

Agnes Cook Helen Unger Dent Alpha Lewis Goldie Miller Vivian Flemming Essa Faucettt Madaline Robbins Claypoole Hotel Indianapolis Mabel Little Bartee Vivian Gaither Anderson Frances West Grace Methodist Church Farell Anderson Alexandria Christian Congregation Church Geraldine Johnson William Macy Kenneth Gross Bell Call Phillip Blake Messrs Mesdames Orville Smith Keneth Gross Gene Falk Everett Wilson Robert Warner Leotes Long Howard Fink Mesdames Geralding Johnson Pauline Ryan Helen Ohler Nila Myers Oral Hurst Vera Hurst Frances DuBuque Steven Falk Jolly Workers Hubert Hester David Swisher

Cancer Drive is Launched by Kennedy in 1963

President Kennedy opened the American Cancer Society fund raising drive by receiving a volunteer award from Becky Dufford a nine year old Erie Pennsylvania girl cured of internal cancer The award will total about two million across volunteers for fundraising and education The President called the drive deserving of American support and cited recovered patients like Becky as inspiration He also gave Becky a bracelet bearing the White House seal and three presidential pens Becky was diagnosed with internal cancer at 11 months and declared cured at age five

Phyllis Howard Adah Harriett Church Esther Betty Schickley Martha Ruby Parker Lorene Harting Electa Zola Zola Yates Milan Johnson First Baptist Church Cornelious Mary Ellen Norris Marilyn Bambrough Debby Cornelious Mary Kay Stout Katherine Colcord Veda Jarett Lillian Trimble Ethelda Rieman Joyce van Briggle Mary Masters Mary Huffer Wilma Church Phyllis Budd Washington UPI Kennedy American Cancer Society Erie, Pa The Cancer Society Bucky Dufford Becky

Seven steel firms indicted for price fixing in wheels and pipes

A federal grand jury charged seven steel companies with conspiring to fix prices for wrought steel wheels and rolled steel pipe flanges and rings. Five firms face one indictment on wheels. two firms plus two others face a second indictment on rings and pipe flanges. United States Steel heads the wheel group with over 35 percent of the about $60 million annual business, alongside Bethlehem Steel Armco Edgewater Steel and Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton. Kennedy said railroads and subways suffered from curtailed price competition.

New York UPI Washington Atty Robert F. Kennedy United States Steel Bethlehem Steel Armco Edgewater Steel Baldwin-Lima- Hamilton Kennedy U. S. Steel Com

Books South drive gathers books for Negro college libraries

Anderson College students launch the Books South campaign to collect books for Negro colleges in the South with church support from Anderson congregations. Robert Pyle leads the effort. over 2,000 books donated. Donations tax deductible. collection boxes in Old Main.

Anderson College South Anderson Robert Pyle Larry Brown Val B. Clear Bob Nash Columbia Dick Studebaker Tampa Fla Dave Thornburg Hill City aKa Evelyn Lovelace Franklin College Pyle Church of God First Presbyterian Church First Methodist Church First Baptist Church Central Christian Church East Lynn Christian Church Kenya Africa

Longtime Elwood Operator Bert Miner Dies at 87

Elwood resident Bert Miner 87 died at home after five months illness. He worked 35 years for Indiana Bell and was Elwood’s first night telephone operator. Survived by wife Mary Frances and several cousins. Funeral arrangements through York and Dunnichay.

Elwood B. R Bert) Miner Main St Anderson J. E Elizabeth Miner Indiana Bell Telephone Miner Mary Frances York and Dunnichay Alexandria Mary Adams E. Broadway Harry Ada Adams First Methodist Church Tri Kappa Sorority Davis - St

Ambulance Run Details Elwood Emergency Call at 415 N 14th

Elwood Fire Department ambulance responded at 4 15 a m Tuesday to 415 N 14th St. Crew gave oxygen to Minnie Roller. Mercy Hospital dismissals include Douglas Johnson Lewis Pickering Harold Svendsen and others. Admissions list Frank Corbett Newt Gill Claude Etchison. Etchison taken to Miramar Nursing Home by Copher and Fesler ambulance.

Elwood Fire Department N. 14Th St Minnie Roller Mercy Hospital Douglas Johnson Main St Lewis Pickering Anderson Harold Svendsen S. I St Lawrence Cromer Sheridan St William Espe S. K St Joseph Fisher Frankton Frank Corbett S. L St Copher and Fester Ambulance Newt Gill Rt. 3 Alexandria Miramar Claude Etchison Elwood Miramar Nursing Home Copher and Fesler

Strikes Halt Paris Buses

Flash strikes paralyzed 41 suburban Paris bus routes as mechanics and ticket collectors at four depots walked out. Tens of thousands arrived late for work while unions pressed for pay raises and benefits amid France’s 33 day coal strike. Government negotiators met with miners as union leaders warned concessions were needed.

Paris UPL France Natin

Comedian Gregory Manhandled By Greenwood Police

In Greenwood Mississippi police manhandled comedian Dick Gregory and broke up three voter registration marches. About 20 Negroes were detained in police cars then released at the voter registration headquarters with no charges filed. Roughly 50 others left the courthouse when the circuit court clerk’s office closed.

Greenwood, Miss UPI Dick Gregory Gregory Delta

Moose Lodge Elects Officers For Year

Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 150 elected officers to take office May 1 led by governor Roscoe Crites and junior governor Arland Balsley. Other posts include Sherwin Phillips three year trustee Frank Weans two year trustee Roland Moody one year trustee Leslie Conners treasurer Ray Carr prelate Darrell Richey secretary and Leslie Carrico junior past governor.

Loyal Order of Moose Roscoe Crites Arland Balsley Sherwin Phillips Frank Weans Roland Moody Leslie Conners Ray Carr Darrell Richey Leslie Carrico

Last Rite Services In Alexandria For Sullivan And Howard

Funeral services for Julia Sullivan 91 were held at St Marys Catholic Church Alexandria and interment followed at Park View Cemetery. Davis Strider Noffze Funeral Home arranged local services. Eleanor A Howard 93 former resident had rites in Robinson Illinois with local graveside services planned at IOOF Cemetery.

Eleanor Ellis Howard Alexandria IOOF Edwin Grant Methodist Church Julian Sullivan St. Mary's Church Thomas Zimmer Parkview Cemetery Last Rite Sullivan and Howard Julia Sullivan St. Mary's Catholic Church Park View Cemetery Davis-Strider-Noffze Eleanor A. Howard Robinson Ill Davis - Strider - Noffze Funeral Home

Brazilian utherans fund model farm and training center

The Rio Grande do Sul Synod receives 55000 dollars to establish a model farm and training center and to rehabilitate an old peoples home, an orphanage, and an existing farm.

Rio de Janeiro Rio Grande Do Sul

Florida’s Broad Coastlines Define The Tallest State

Florida shows an average width around 95 miles yet possesses the nation’s longest coastline, extending about 1,200 miles along its shores.

Tallahassee Florida

NASA sees lunar rush risk after new Soviet moon shot

G Brainerd Holmes urges Congress to approve the President’s moon program saying a Soviet lead would hurt the US economy and military. Francis ONeill hopes for a rail settlement, Lincoln White condemns the Laos assassination, and Dick Gregory calls the voter registration beating worse than Russia.

United Press International Washington G. Brainerd Holmes National Aeronautics and Space Administration

USDA inspectors oversee massive veterinary medicine production

United States Department of Agriculture inspectors supervised the output of 4.7 billion doses of veterinary medicines last year. About 185 million doses were destroyed as contaminated or useless.

Washington United States Department of Agriculture

Indiana Boy Drowns In Creek Near Home

A two year old Michigan City boy, Wayne Perry, wandered away from his sisters in the back yard and drowned in a creek near his home Tuesday. Firemen attempted mouth to mouth resuscitation while being taken to Doctor's Hospital but he was pronounced dead on arrival.

Michigan City Ind Wayne Perry Doctor's Hospital

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