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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1964
Page
1
An advertisement touts FASTEETH as an improved powder that minimizes denture discomfort by sprinkling on upper and lower plates. It claims the product is alkaline, neutralizes odor, and does not sour. It urges readers to buy FASTEETH at drug counters nationwide.
About 21 Anderson High School journalism students will join nearly 1,200 peers at the Eastern Indiana Journalism Day at Ball State. Lee Pursley and Frank Woschitz accompany staff members for speakers on headlines and yearbook trends while 78 workshops cover newspaper, yearbook, photography and more led by Lou Kramp and Dr Curtis MacDougall.
Memoranda from IU report a small regional meet featuring eight county coeds competing in a mini race event. The article notes regional participation and local interest in collegiate track activities.
Judge Joe B Brown refused to set aside a death verdict in a Madison County murder trial. The case involved Jack Ruby linked to the Oswald assassination. The article notes Little 500 events at Indiana University and various weekend activities in Dallas and Daleville. Interments for Virgil Johns and Bernice Throneburg are listed, with services led by local pastors. James C Simpson's funeral is noted at Bethany Christian Church.
A flood of new civil cases is listed including Indiana State Circuit Court suits against Joseph Ducheteau for assault and battery, and against James W. Jones Oral H. Jones and Midwestern United Life Insurance for condemnation of real estate. Several divorce actions appear including Kelley Arnold and Waller Helen Sue Neville v. Neville and multiple property damage and services complaints. Court minutes note a divorce action in Hawkins and a corrected entry for Turner v Turner.
Flood damage estimates are to be prepared for three Central Indiana counties as the state civil defense director coordinating federal aid moves. Officials meet to speed applications under Public Law 875 while Ruby faces a new trial request in a high profile murder case. His family expresses distress as the condemned man is brought to court.
A dangerous water repellent linked to eight deaths and two injuries was removed after an FDA warning. Five gallons were confiscated by Anderson Fire Chief Jack Richardson as Indiana logs its lowest April unemployment claims since 1955, with 3,708 initial claims last week and a total of 35,469. Indiana officials urge notifying authorities if repellent is on hand, while firefighting units continue recalls and safety checks.
An Anderson appeal urges owners to lock ignition switches and remove car keys to curb teen car thefts. The notice warns that leaving cars unattended with engines running fosters juvenile delinquency and cites state law. It notes police may recover stolen cars but highlights the harm to youths. Francis Farmer resigns from WFEM TV in Indianapolis.
Alexandria Sylvia Gall of 01 W. Madison leads a Madison County rider lineup for Rabb Hall. Marilyn Fillbrandt of 1009 N Madison Ave and Karen Nash of 1634 Weslon Court appear with other listed names tied to Greek houses and addresses across Alexandria Anderson Elwood regions.
A list of marriage licenses shows couples including Kenneth Vermillion and Barbara Turner of Anderson, Richard Agnes Jr. and Maxine Walker of Pendleton and Markleville, Jack Zirkle and Loretta Jackson of Anderson, and others across Madison and surrounding areas. The record includes names such as Douglas Johnson and Nancy Blaylock of Frankton, Calvin Atkins and Sharon Moore of Anderson, Gerald Justus and Mary Etchison of Converse, Ralph Wilson and Donna Seidler of Summitville, and Phillip Brashear with Rhonda Shir aaah.
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