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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1965

Page

7

Suit Approved Against Noble County Credit Union Officers

In Indianapolis UPI report outlines appellate ruling allowing suit by Robert E. Young against Noble County Credit Union officers led by president Howard C. Harald and supervisor Earl Ott. Case centers on embezzlement scandal from 1958 with 2 million in shortages. former manager Arnold Hobbs faced 15 year term and subsequent legal battles over returning to prison. The appellate court overruled a plea in abatement and opened paths for further state court action.

Indianapolis UPI Young Anne Ce Reyes Art Circuit Noble County Credit Credit ‘Union Robert E. Young Simpson Aldo Simpson Elk Noble County Credit Union Hart Circuit Court Howard C. Harald Earl Ott Elmer Dressler Max A. Wolf Membes Arnold Hobbs Hobbs

Best-Ever Cottage Cheese Salad Appeal

Roving reporter describes a satisfying salad using Best-Ever Cottage Cheese with crisp lettuce peach halves and dressing. The ad touts economical value and urges shoppers to try the combination at local grocers.

Buddy

Indiana Motor Truck Association Wins National Safety Award

The Indiana Motor Truck Association earned the Summa Cum Laude Award from the American Trucking Associations for a comprehensive safety program. Recognition cited highway patrols, technical aid to small fleets, vehicle safety checks, a State Truck Rodeo, and a state safety contest with ATA director Galey D. Sontheimer praising the effort.

Washington, D.C Indiana Motor Truck Association Indiana Trucking Group Indiana State Association ATA Galey D. Sontheimer

U.S. Denies Lodge Quote On Viet Nam Policy

A State Department spokesman denied that Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge suggested the United States would leave South Vietnam if Saigon asked. The report, attributed to Lodge at a Senate hearing, was dismissed as speculative by the White House and Moyers.

Washington UPI State Department Lodge Bassador Henry Cabot Lodge Robert J. McCloskey U.S Jude Nat Saigon Ment South Viet Nam White House Bill D. Moyers Moyers Johnson Viet Nam Senate Foreign Relations Committee United States

Mrs Craib Speaks At Guild Meeting

Summitville notes show Mrs Joan Inglis circle hosting a Guild of the Christian Church gathering with devotions led by Fern Silvey and a lesson by Pat Craib on How Do We Answer. Attendees included Barbara Hunter, Pat Craib, Ada Dickey, and many others in a community church event.

Summitville Guild of the Christian Church Joan Inglis Barbara Hunter Fern Silvey Pat Craib Jesus Mesdames Jerry Dalrymple Virginia Green Janice Armstrong Doris Dudley Darlene Lennon Opal Watts Dorothy Vinson Shirley Dean Lucille Harrold LaVenda Brummet Belva Forrest Good Cheer Club Lester Coffman Ada Dickey Marta Knauer Elwood Coffman Mesdames Mae Evans Gladys Blackburn Lula Martin Mary Chastain Edith Brock Minnie Tomlinson Dorothy Forrest Blanch Lehr Chester Cullen Connie Here Josephine Delauter Anderson Colorado Springs Colo

Dutch View U N Crises Due to Peacekeeping Burden

The Hague says too many peacekeeping operations strain the United Nations and its finances. With 114 member states, the U N must reorganize to stay effective while Thant seeks member views on the crisis. A related note mentions visiting Mrs Cullen’s parents, who are ill.

the Hague UPI U.N Thant United Nations United Not Organization Mrs. Cullen Mrs. Frances Wright

Mexican union seeks 40 hour work week amendment

Mexico's Confederation of Mexican Workers the largest labor group is weighing a constitutional amendment to limit the work week to 40 hours from the current 48 hours in Mexico City.

Mexican Labor Union Mexico City Mexico The Confederation of Mexican Workers

Two Nations Start Telecommunications Link Inaugurated

In Katmandu Nepal King Mahendra and Pakistani President Ayub Khan opened a direct Nepal Pakistan telecommunication line this week signaling closer ties between the two nations.

Katmandu Nepal Pakistan Mahendra Auyb Khan

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