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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1966
Page
1
Conflicting accounts describe violent incidents linked to crime, police action, and public statements in California and beyond. References to victims, suspects, and officials appear alongside mentions of broader wartime and international topics due to fragmented OCR text.
Multiple obituaries from Anderson area churches note deaths including Seer Pressel and Lamel Stewart. Ralph King and others are remembered with funeral arrangements pending or planned at Harold E Rozelle and Brown and Butz Funeral Homes.
Stanton Park hosts the second Madison ratty King and Queen rock roll dance from 7:30 to 1:30. Pendleton area services follow at Grovelawn Cemetery with pallbearers listed. Dance proceeds go to support the upcoming JFK presidential library project in Cambridge and Peoria regional contest plans.
The largest man made beach in Indiana will welcome the public at Fairfax State Recreation Area on Monroe Reservoir starting Friday. The 2,800 foot beach will operate 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily through Labor Day with 700 parking spaces, sanitary facilities, and a diving tower.
Final rites and funeral arrangements are announced for John F. Miller 72 of Shirley Roy C Carr 76 of Daleville Karl Bashaw 70 of Ludington Mich with services at Estell Daleville Shirey Dorrel and Ludington funeral homes and burial in Elm Ridge Ludington cemetery. Surviving relatives include a widow, children, stepchildren, and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Margaret Harris 80, of 228 B Street Elwood, died at home Wednesday evening. Born March 2, 1886 in Winston Salem North Carolina to Thomas and Roxanna Mc Bride she was married to Joseph Harris who died in 194. Survived by son Robert Harris one brother Clarence McBride of Texas three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Copher and Fesler Funeral Home handling arrangements.
SAIGON UPS Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon will arrive in Saigon late Friday for a brief look at the Viet Nam situation. He will stay at Ambassador Lodge and be briefed by embassy and military experts before remaining in Saigon through Sunday afternoon. Burial services for Harry F. Daugherty, 73, of Home New York, formerly of Frankton, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Harold RE Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev Lester Bingham officiating. Burial will be in East Maplewood Cemetery.
Self-appointed billboard censors and municipal workers in New Delhi crop clothes on scantily clad actresses on posters claiming the imagery corrupts the city. The action follows rising protests over poster morality and public decency.
The Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce members visited Nicholson File Company Tuesday after a brief business meeting. Fred Wright, Nicholson File's personnel manager, guided the Jaycee group through the plant. Don Williams serves as Jaycee president.
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