Five Named To AC Posts In Teaching Corps
Dr. Robert H. Reardon announces six new AC teaching corps appointments for 1966 67 including Dr. Henry A. Lee as full time professor of education. Other new faculty include Dr. Kenneth L. Crose associate professor of history and Dr. Delwin W. Brown Jamestown North Dakota assistant professor of philosophy and religion plus James H. King Frankfort Kentucky and Mrs Frances Miller Muncie as assistant professors of music and English respectively. Brown's career ranges from Warner Pacific College to Portland State College with Middle East study and Marathon teaching across Europe and Africa. Crose, son of a missionary, has taught at Anderson College and Taylor University, studied in Beirut and Cairo and earned a PhD from Claremont. He served as missionary teacher in Egypt and traveled globally. Brown, a Ball State alumnus, studied at Union Theological Seminary and Claremont, taught at Jamestown College and comes from a prominent Church of God family. King comes from Asbury College, has led hymnody work and church music ministry in Kentucky, and holds a master of music from Indiana University. Mrs Miller, English instructor at Southside High School, has taught at Ball State and Indiana University, holds a Ball State BA and IU MS, and participates in journalism education groups. Dr Jeep, a Ball State graduate and former Fulbright workshop participant, joined AC after retiring in 1962.
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Robert H. Reardon
Henry A. Lee
Ballone University Education Department
Kenneth L. Crose
Lester A. Crose
National Missionary Board of the Church of God
Delwin W. Brown
Jamestown
N. D
James H. King
Frankfort
Minish
Frances, Miller
Muncie
Crose
Warner Pacific College
Portland
Ore
Taylor University
Upland
Portland State College
Office of Continuing Education
Anderson College
American University of Beirut
Lebanon
Europe
Middle East
Himalayas
Ball State
Egypt
Persia
Church of God
Duate
Brown
Union Theological Seminary
Claremont Graduate School
California
Jamestown College
N.C
Cecil Brown
Division of World Service
King
Asbury College
Wilmore
First Methodist Church
Ep— Methodist
Lexn
James Bailey
Kansas University
Indiana University
Miller
National Association of Journalism Directors
Alpha Phi Gamma
Theta Sigma Phi
Ball State University
Jeep
Ball State Teachers University
Hear Fred and Frank for Falls City Beer on WHBVU
Radio spot announces Falls City Beer promotion hosted by Fred and Frank on WHBVU with listeners invited to tune in for details and prizes. The brief copy highlights the station and personalities as the draw for the campaign.
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Fred
Frank
Falls City Beer
Denture aid FASTEETH touted as improves fit
A vintage ad promotes FASTEETH as a non-acid denture adhesive that secures false teeth more firmly for comfort, with no gummy taste and no sour odor. It urges regular dentist visits and availability at drug counters.
World Journal Tribune rises from Herald Tribune folding
The Greeley and James Gordon publishing group merges to form World Journal Tribune ending the Herald Tribune era. The stake cited competition economics and suburb moves. Management and unions negotiated, but the pressmen's strike and a rejected fact finding panel stalled publication.
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World Journalribune
The
Herald Tribune
Meyer
John V. Lindsay
Newspaper Guild
World Journal Tribune Inc
Pressmen’s
U S Troops Expand Viet Nam Presence With Korean Division
South Korean forces arrived as 300 soldiers forming the vanguard of a 17 000 man division due in September raising Korean strength in Viet Nam to 41 500. U S troops grew to 292 000 after a 3 800 man light infantry brigade from Fort Devens Massachusetts landed. Air cavalry units dug in along the Chu Pong Mountain chain near Pleiku and Pleime, near the site of last November’s New Vietnam attack on a U S Special Forces camp.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Ft. Devens
Mass
Chu Pong
Pleiku
Plei Me
Local TARS rally gains support from community readers
Rush County TARS group showcases effort to win back 305000 readers with sponsors William Hough David Gordon Claudia Peters Marty Oster Gordon Smith and a host of local volunteers led by Mrs Kenneth Bowman Fifth District Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs.
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Rush County Tars
William Hough
David Gordon
Claudia Peters
Marty Oster
Gordon Smith
Marion County Tars
Paul Taube
Sponsorel Smith
Ruth Horn
Joh Satton
Chris Rotzin
Dave Huttner
Dave Secrist
Debby Burford
al Ross
Candy Glass
Edgar Seitz
Brenda DePeu
Larry DeWester
County GOP Teens Panel Features Local Music Teens
A county GOP teens panel included three guitarists an organist a drummer and a vocalist. Participants were Philip Morphew Winona Lake John Von Kannon Lafayette Brenda DePeu Lawrence and Alan Abel. Terre Haute panelists took part in the afternoon discussion with Christina Carey Peru Neil Pence Columbia City James Hineman Carmel Greg Bechtold South Bend. Hospital committee监督 led the session.
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Philip Morphew
Winona Lake
John von Kannon
Lafayette
Brenda DePeu
Lawrence
Alan Abel
Terre Haute
Christina Carey
Peru
Neil Pence
Columbia City
James Hineman
Carmel
Greg Bechtold
South Bend
Hospital
City sewer expansion and water project notes
Works Board reported the lift station saved and easements secured in Woodlawn Heights. An engineer’s estimate of 14 470 was given for Part F of the sewer expansion, tied to the fifth installment in the northwest city segment. Bids will be sought for street and sidewalk work south of 14th St in Project A. The city reviewed a 5.5 million water resources project but took no action. Initial phases aim to tap ground water to add 10 million gallons per day.
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Woodlawn Heights
14Th St
Underwood and Grand Champion Barrow Fail to Carcass Show Fame
Measurements for Elwood and Underwood pigs show carcass traits, meatiness indices, and yields. The Grand Champion Barrow did not enter carcass judging but sold at auction to Gene Moorman for 1.26 per pound. Emge evaluated with meatiness 135.9 and yield 73.14 percent. Several exhibitors noted, including Kathy Kelich and Jim Morris, with others listed. Certification standards and show details follow, with 62 carcasses to be dual graded at Edge plant on Aug 22. A note on New Jersey farm size appears.
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Barrow
Gene Moorman
B & H Rootbeer
Anderson
Emge
Mark Marsh
Jackson Two
Striking Air Line Workers Face Endgame Six Weeks On
Siemiller cites contract details and a recommending letter as unions weigh acceptance. If approved, the longest and costliest airline strike could end about six weeks after starting, though planes may not move before Saturday and full service may resume next week. The five airlines handle about 60 percent of US air traffic with daily revenue losses around 8.2 million, totaling over 313 million so far. An extra 35 000 to 50 000 employees on struck lines have been laid off, with a combined daily wage loss of 1.6 million and total over 62 million. Many workers not laid off have taken pay cuts.
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Siemiller
Court updates in girl’s case and robber charge
Circuit Court moved forward on a complaint filed by the girl’s mother. Joe Stanley Sparks appeared with attorney Al Woolbert on an accessory before the fact charge and received a continuance. Ezelle Johnson on robbery also got a continuance and will return Sept. 12 for arraignment, represented by Burton. County Grand Jury now set to convene at 9 a.m. next Monday per Bailiff Ray Tweedy.
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Joe Stanley Sparks
al Woolbert
Ezelle Johnson
Burton
Ray Tweedy
Lunar Orbiter to photograph 16 sites near the Moon
Transmissions from Lunar Orbiter are scheduled Thursday evening and early night EDT with additional Site Zero pictures planned Friday, Saturday and Sunday. After the final transmission the craft will fire its braking rocket to a 28 mile altitude to begin photographing nine equatorial sites for future Apollo landings.
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Lunar Orbiter
Moon
Burglars Loot Homes On Arrow Avenue And Louise Street
Betty Craft found burglars had looted her Arrow Avenue home of about 38 dollars in personal belongings after returning from visiting neighbors. Detectives said entry was through an unlocked window with a damaged lock. Dorothy Kimbrell reported two purses missing from her Louise Street home while shopping. the purses contained identification and personal papers but no money.
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Gepherdt
Betty Craft
Arrow Ave
Dorothy Kimbrell
Louise St
Brown Township club to meet at Wisehart home
The Brown Township Home Demonstration Club will meet Tuesday at Mary Wisehart home with Freda Collier as co host. Sally Wilcoxin will lead devotions and Mildred Campbell will give the lesson on Storage Space. Roll call will be What I Do In My Leisure Time.
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Wilkinson
Brown Township
Mary Wisehart
Freda Collier
Sally Wilcoxin
Mildred Campbell
Controversy Over House Hearing On Viet Nam Aid
Rep Joe Pool and Judge Corcoran clash over subpoenas and injunctions delaying three day House hearings on a bill to criminalize interference with movement to Viet Nam. ACLU defends witnesses and calls hearings an assault on free expression.
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Tex
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Corcoran
Pool
House
John W. MicCormack
D-Mass
di Pcol
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Mic-Cormack
Americans For Democratic Action
Corcoram
Civil Liberties Union
UN - American Activities Committee
Joseph M. Hannon
U.S
Hannon
Walter D. Teague III
New York
U.S. Committee
National Liberation Front
NLF
South Viet Nam
Allen M. Krebs
The
Free University of New York
Arthur Kinoy
ACLU
Committee On un-American Activities
Supreme Court
Viet Nam
Minnie Reed Pendleton rites set in Pendleton
Mrs. Minnie Ann Reed 85 died Sunday in St Franes Hospital Indianapolis after illness. Funeral Wednesday at 10 a m at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton with Rev Fred Smith of Alaska Christian Church officiating. Interment Huntsville Cemetery. She was born July 29 1881 in Ripley County and lived in Ripley Bartholomew Counties. Survived by five daughters a son 25 grandchildren 71 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildren.
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Olga L. Beale
W. 9Th St
Fred E. Beale
Rahbek
Harold E. Rozelle
John Siner
First Methodist Church
Beale
Burkett Furniture
Anderson
Elizabethtown
Maple Valley
Ind
Edward
Mariam Overman Burkett
Indianapolis
Gerald JF. Smith
Arlington Heights
Miss Theta Burkett
Wilford B. Burkett
George Willis Plant
Wyandotte
Midh
Bralph Maines
Ralph V. Maines
North St
Wilson's Poultry
Community Hospital
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
C. R. Lee
Church of the Nazarene
Carmel
E Frrancis W
Bernie Wable
Cecil Lavaughn Maines
Bebanon
Betty Lark
Cleveland
Ohio
Ray Maines
Koko- Emo
Graydon Maines
Arcadia
Mr. Maines
Big Springs
Pendleton
Minnie Ann Reed
Lynnwood Ave
Pendleton and
Cornell Bright
Fred Smith
Alaska Christian Church
Hunstville
Dorothy Humler
Huntsville
Maethel Lane
Elwood
James F. Reed Sr
Paragon
Frankton Extended Service to Convene Public Meeting
FRANKTON The Frankton Extended Service Telephone Committee will hold a public meeting this evening at o oclock in the Frankton High School Gym. The General Telephone Co has submitted a proposal and subscribers are present to sign their intent to the Public Service Commission.
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Frankton
Frankton Extended Service Telephone Committee
Frankton High School
General Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
JA Program Today For Rotary Club
Rotary Club will meet today at the YMCA. Bill Turson executive director and Jenning Summa vice president of the Board outline the Junior Achievement program and indicate past achievements and future plans.
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Rotary Club
YMCA
Bill Turson
Jenning Summa
Board For
Unior Achievement
Home Economist Speaks Tonight at Huddle Restaurant
Miss Susan Amos home economist for Anderson Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company speaks at 6 p.m. for the Evening Optimist Club. The talk, titled Fine Fabric, covers garment care and fabric quality.
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Susan Amos
Anderson Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company
Huddle
Sunday Wreck Hospitalizes 2 aere
Two people were hospitalized after a two car crash on Ind 9 at Free Fed north of here. Josephine Hall, 27, Alexandria, suffered severe head and facial lacerations and was in satisfactory condition. Charles E Hall, 32, Alexandria, had head and facial cuts with possible neck injury and was in satisfactory condition. Driver Thomas L Williams, 57, Anderson, was unhurt. Herbert J Phelps, 29, Indianapolis, had a cut arm and shoulder injury from hitting a chuck hole on Madison Ave near the north city limits. Unknown if he was hospitalized.
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Ind
Free Fed
Here
Josephine Hall
Alexandria
Commraunity Hospital
Charles E. Hall
Madison County Sheriff's Department
Thomas L. Williams
Locust St
Anderson
Halls’ ‘Czar
Free Rd
Williams
Herbert J. Phelps
8Th St
Madison Ave
Agaist
North City
Limmitts
Willkie Memorial Unveiling Details In Elwood Park
The Willkie memorial in Elwood features a heroically sized upper half bas relief statue approached by a long concrete walkway. It sits on a 12 foot concrete plaza with a 20 foot hedge backdrop and flanked by four bushes. Two 16 foot flagpoles display the American and Indiana flags. The dedication program includes a band concert by the Wendell L. Willkie High School band, a biographical sketch, an editorial reading by a student, remarks from Lt Governor Robert Rock, and acceptance by Mayor Luther Stockdale. The project was funded by public contributions from a June 1965 fundraising drive including a Willkie Day in Elwood schools and a Mile of Dimes campaign by the Boy Scouts. The memorial notes Willkie as a lawyer, industrialist, author of One World, and quotes his line about world peace.
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Indiana
Wendell L. Willkie
Willkie
Robert Rock
Donald A. Domenic
Cochairman
Luther Stockdale
Civic Affairs Committee
Elwood
Elwood Boy Scouts
Local Red Cross Chapter Network Reaches 3700 U.S. Units
Washington local chapter report notes that there are 3,700 American Red Cross chapters nationwide, highlighting the organization's broad volunteer network across the United States and its community reach.
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Washington
The
American Red Cross
U.S
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