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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1963
Page
22
Advertisement offering life insurance. targets ages 40 to 90 with no medical exam. Claims affordable $1,000 policy to cover funeral expenses and loved ones. Mail-in sign up to Central Security Life Insurance Co. in Fort Worth Texas.
Robert L. Taylor Bulletin president and Earl Selby city editor were fined $1,000 each and sentenced to five days in county jail for contempt after declining to purge themselves before Judge Bernard J. Kelley. Taylor stated he could not see he was in contempt as counsel argued otherwise.
An advertisement touts Colonaid tablets that claim to relieve constipation overnight by a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action. It markets an introductory size for 43 cents and asserts clinical proof endorsed by doctors.
Kelley allowed appeal to state Supreme Court and set bail at 1000 dollars while Taylor and Selby posted bonds. They refused to turn over subpoenaed tapes from talks with John Fitzpatrick, a former ward leader, arguing a 1937 law protecting news sources. Bulletin defended its reporting and urged press rights.
A local ad highlights dining specials at Red Brick Inn with fried chicken and beef tender steaks priced at 99 cents.
Robert Zell of the Indiana State Police will show a film on the Tell City plane crash during the Anderson Board of Realtors monthly meeting at Farris Cafeteria. Friday noon. Sarah Boyd is program chair for this week's meeting.
County commissioners met to review progress on road repairs. No action was taken on naming a successor to Ray Wood as chairman of the Madison County Planning Commission after his resignation last week.
James E Marshall 21 son of Everett W Marshall 3413 Forrest Terr Anderson has been promoted to specialist four at Fort Hood Texas as a motor pool dispatcher in the 1st Battalion of the 81st Armor. He joined the Army in December 1960 and served in Korea after graduating Light Arkansas High School in 1956. His wife Jo resides in Killeen Texas.
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker met opposition leader Lester Pearson for 20 minutes in Ottawa and said he would resign to allow Governor General George Vanier to ask Pearson to form a Liberal government. The scene followed the national election that left Liberals with 130 seats in the Commons.
UN trouble shooter C V Narasimhan arrived in Singapore to begin a fact finding tour of the Malaysia territories. He said tension has eased since February due to discussions in Manila between Malaysian, Philippine and Indonesian officials.
A list of YMCA lunches and evening meetings through the day including Rotary Exchange Soroptimists Lions Kiwanis and Optimists with 9:00 Howe Fire 7:30 Anderson Laundry 7:30 Phi Beta No 144. Army Specialist Four Robert P Reese of Anderson Indiana earned a safe driver award for 4000 miles no incidents in Germany. Greenland records a low of 87 below zero on December 6 1949.
The Evangelical United Brethren Church will hold its General Conference in Wichita Kansas October 18 to 27 1966. Bishop R H Mueller senior bishop announced the dates and said a vote on a plan for union with the Methodist Church will be a major agenda item. A joint commission is drafting the plan with subcommittees reporting to a September 1963 Chicago meeting.
Terry P. Laughlin and Arthur J. Swift of Anderson were named on Tri-State College Angola Indiana honors list. Both in Mechanical Engineering posted all A’s and B’s last quarter. Laughlin 1961 Saint Mary's High School graduate. Swift 1959 Anderson High School graduate.
The ancient physician recommended walking as a remedy to prevent emotional disturbance and hallucinations while promoting physical health and restraining waistline expansion.
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