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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1966
Page
24
Senate leaders set floor debate on the civil rights bill to begin September 6 after Labor Day, as Southern opposition is not pressed. Senate Democratic leader Mansfield announced the timing, with the bill expected to trigger a lengthy fight in a polarized chamber.
Mrs Bertha Z Wean wife of John H Wean died Thursday at Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie after a short illness She lived 40 years in Daleville and was active in the Daleville Methodist Church and Friendly Circle Home Economics Club Funeral services are 2 pm Sunday at Shirey Funeral Home with burial at Mt Pleasant Cemetery north of Daleville Friends may call after 2 pm today.
Local notices honor residents such as Betty Ringham and Clara Gore while wartime dispatches report U S Marine and Air Force planes engaging Communist forces in open country about 400 miles north of Saigon. Jets raid North Viet Nam striking multiple depots and the Thong Bi hydroelectric works as U S and allied operations continue across the region.
The Eckrich meat company announces Joseph R. Eckrich as vice chairman of the board of directors. Richard Eckrich, grandson of the founder, joined in 1937 and rose from Anderson sales to Chicago office manager and later treasurer and marketing vice president. Notre Dame graduate, he serves on meat industry committees and heads a packers group. Arthur Poole of Fortville dies. funeral at Fisher Funeral Home with Rev. John Greenlee officiating. Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery.
Pendleton plans a welcome parade for the grand Rapids twirlers after they arrive Sunday around 3 am to attend the banquet and have the championship trophy presented. The article also covers wartime reports, funerals, and local obituaries with scattered details.
March 4 966 plea reported as the case moved from Madison Circuit Court after Judge Carl Smith denied quashing indictments. State witnesses Emerson Martin and C S Oats audited Winkler books. A conviction could bring up to 500 fine and six months jail. Police arrested Dickson after a brief chase outside a supermarket and found a toy pistol. Dickson arraigned with bond set.
Indictment in New York targets an Army sergeant for allegedly permitting a baseball player to enlist in the Army Reserve to avoid the draft. The case touches Reserve components and broader draft policy amid a defense funding debate.
Air carriers face wage settlement talks after a strike disrupts service from Eastern National Northwest Trans World and United. Daily revenue losses reach about 8.2 million dollars with 35 000 to 50 000 workers laid off and two days of wages around 1.6 million dollars.
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