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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1963
Page
25
Local ad page lists Seel Pizza Palace at 231 E 13th with delivery to factories clubs and schools and hours 10 30 a m to midnight midweek and Sunday 4 12. Also features wall tiles asphalt tile vinyl asbestos flooring and various service ads including watch repair guitar and piano lessons driveway gravel septic service and household jobs.
In a secret session senators backed Defense Secretary McNamara against rapid deployment of the Nike Zeus missile killer. Senator Russell secured a victory while Thurmond argued for swift deployment, supporting expansion toward Nike X with Sprint missiles amid a potential 12 to 20 billion cost.
Bloomington police found a list of about 20 names in the car of Indiana University coed Nancy C. Dillingham who is charged with possession of marijuana. The case moved from city court to Monroe Circuit Court with a seven day filing window. A federal narcotics investigator will join the probe as campus authorities check enrolled students.
DePauw University seeks housing for about 40 students displaced when a fire gutted the old three story Sigma Nu fraternity section and caused smoke damage to a newer wing. Firefighters battled the blaze five hours. 32 rooms in campus dorms and other fraternities were found, with 27 more students remaining in the newer portion.
An Army sponsored Civil War exhibit travels to four Indiana locations over two weeks. New Albany April 17-18 Indianapolis April 21-23 Fort Wayne April 25-27 and South Bend Mishawaka April 29-May 1. The display features an electrically animated diorama eight major events a film a panel cutaways of weapons and life size murals of top generals. Mill production last week rose to the highest level in about three years totaling 2,464,000 tons up 2.1 percent from the previous week.
The Anderson YMCA launches its Walk-A-Mile project with a downtown parade. Marchers meet at 10:30 a.m. at 5th and Meridian, walk to 12th and Jackson, where Mayor Ferguson will cut the ribbon. A measured mile runs through the business district with officials and staff coordinating.
Multiple new suits filed in Circuit Court Anderson and Superior Court 1 include cases against Standard Accident Insurance Co Bankers Trust and Household Finance Corp. Pro se and attorney entries note damages support and possession actions. Court minutes record rape and incest finding six months suspended and $750 fine for Melvin Wayne Harvey. Additional cases involve reciprocal support orders and a large contract cancellation with damages and writ of seizure. RCA reports record first quarter profits and Indiana outlay notes U S Steel expansion funds directed to Indiana with 26 000 Indiana workers in Gary area.
Fires in Indiana residences killed two people across weekend. W. A. Hall, 36, of Black Oak near Gary, died Monday in a frame house fire whose cause could not be determined. Raymond E. Rose, 51, died of smoke inhalation Sunday in a trailer on a Crawfordsville farm, fire believed started by a cigarette.
The Anderson Rotary Club will hear T Franklin Miller as guest speaker at tonight’s regular meeting. Program editor C Laughlin will introduce the speaker whose topic is the care and control of crabgrass.
The Anderson Newspapers offer classified line ads with a two line minimum at 29c per line per day for weekly rates, 31c for three days, 42c for one day, plus a $1.00 charge and $6.00 per line monthly rate. A 20 percent cash discount applies if paid within seven days after billing. borders now used on line ads. ads accepted until 5 p.m. the day before publication. credit extended to telephone customers.
Local classified display section expresses gratitude and notices of appreciation for deceased relatives. Messages name individuals such as James Louden Samuel Leonard Belle Clapp Robert Eggman Glen Holliday Jr and reference institutions and churches plus hospitals and funeral homes.
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