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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1966
Page
1
UPI reports U S officials predict Red China will explode its third atomic device within a few weeks. Intelligence cites complete preparations but weather and other factors affect timing. Past forecasts preceded the Oct 1954 and May 1963 Chinese detonations.
From Anderson High Sally J Hillsamer and Robert B Gil Jr lead the color guard with other entries from St Marys Summitville Elwood Alexandria and Frankton. The color guard parade is set for 10 30 a m this Saturday in downtown Anderson.
Air Force Maj. Paul J. Gilmore, 33, of Alamogordo New Mexico, said his Sidewinder hit the MIG and its pilot bailed out after two earlier misses. He spoke amid questions about the aircraft’s markings and origin, with other sources noting North Vietnamese rather than Chinese or Soviet involvement.
After heavy rains, Lake Michigan shoreline residents faced flooding with 35 evacuated and 38 assisting others. Canadian side waves damaged homes, roads flooded under two feet, and three people evacuated. Rescue boats, amphibious Ducks from Camp Perry, and Navy vessels aided stranded residents while the Enrico Fermi plant remained in operation.
Clarence H Fisher 79 longtime Anderson resident died Tuesday at his home on George Knessee Street after a two year illness He had retired after working for a Jellico supply firm and was a member of the Jellico Baptist Church Survivors include a son Durward L Fisher and a grandson Jay Fisher Interment at East Maplewood Cemetery. Urntle.
The ICC majority cites that potential merger savings are outweighed by reduced competition and harm to carriers and workers. Commissioner Webb disputes the benefits, stressing competition remains valuable. The piece also covers obituaries for Herman H. Carpenter and Lillie M. Ewald, plus a critical condition report on Lince L. Douglas after a street incident.
Obituaries from Madison and surrounding areas report Mary L Willhide of Fortville died in a Logansport hospital after a lingering illness. Leah K McCarty of Lapel died after seven months illness at St Johns Hospital. Funeral services and arrangements are listed for multiple local residents across Fortville Lapel and Shirley with details on survivors and burial sites.
Witnesses say a explosion shattered igloo bunkers with thick concrete walls injuring many women in covetails and blue turbans. John Martin, 28, of Jeffersonville, who worked on an artillery shell line, recalled workers fleeing and people rolling down a hillside as the roof of a distant home was damaged and plate glass broke.
A safety seminar on accident and injury prevention addressed by the Division of Accident Prevention. Participants will receive a green pennant after checking their recreational vehicle. Prizes and gifts will be awarded to attendees.
In Da Nang Catholics and Buddhists clash as violence follows the 1964 sectarian bloodletting and assassination of President Ngo Dinh Diem. Father Ho warns that Catholic retaliation could ignite another religious war if Viet Nam falls to Communists.
Readable fragments present many individuals with first and last names and associated towns across the United States. The list includes Anderson Indiana Margaretta Connie Otten Erlanger Kentucky Barbara LeClear Greenville Michigan Sofia Kathy Reardon Butler Pennsylvania Eddie Hutcheon Fray Schmidt Johnson City Tennessee Marcia Morrison McLean Wisconsin Garry Jones Pendleton Louisa Sheila Smart Lexington Kentucky Karl David Pistole Anderson Brigitta Carol Lash Marta Laura Spright Gretl Lash Rolf Gruber Steve House Markleville Elsa Schraeder Marcia Smith Palmerton Ursula Ellen Ward Anderson Max Detweiler Bill Bellah Tucson Admiral Von Schreiber Ron Carr Roanoke Virginia Duane Lehrerman Sturgis Michigan Beverly Mefford Milwaukee Wisconsin Admiral Von Schreiber repeated.
Readable fragments indicate John A Boone, a Democrat, associated with the 374 Aud. Two district, running for the office of Assessor.
A new candidate for Clerk in ballot 7B district emerges from Pennsylvania politics as party leaders announce a Democrat bid. Campaign aims focus on records management and voter access, with local endorsements pending.
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