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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1965

Page

6

Korean War Turncoat to Leave China

UPI reports that William C. White, a Korean War turncoat and Black resident of Plumtree Ark, is expected to depart Communist China this week with his Chinese wife and two children after 12 years under the Bamboo Curtain. The consulate notes White’s dissatisfaction and visa hurdles, while four other remaining turncoats stay in China and work in foreign language media or related posts.

Hong Kong UPI William C. White Com China U.S White Plummerville Ark Canton International Red Scott L. Rush Marietta Ohio United States Lowell D. Skinner Akron U.S. Army Albert C. Belhomme Rush Skinner Red China Peking University Peking Clarence G. Adams Memphis Tenn Howard G. Adams Corsicana Tex Tsiwan Adams

Artificial Insemination Defended as Scientific Procedure

In the August Archives of General Rubin of Chicago the American Medical Association defends human artificial insemination as a legitimate scientific procedure. Rubin notes fears of incestuous marriage and legal questions around adultery and legitimacy may limit acceptance.

Chicago API American Medical Association General Rubin United States Great Britain

Brothers Sanders share leave before Fort Bliss training

Pvt Kenneth L Sanders son of Mr and Mrs William R Sanders of 2320 Central Ave is on a 14 day leave before heading to Fort Bliss Texas for missile training He finished basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri His brother Airman Second Class Charles R Sanders of Las Vegas Nevada is also home on leave They attended the wedding last Sunday of another brother William Jack Sanders and Janet Burns.

Kenneth L. Sanders William Roy Sanders Central Ave Fort Bliss Tex Fort Leonard Wood Charles R. Sanders Las Vegas Nev William Jack Sanders Janet Burns

Daleville School Sets First Day and Enrollment Details

Daleville Elementary opens Tuesday Sept 7 at 8 am with lunch served. Lunch price 1.50 weekly or 35 cents daily. Enrollment for new students August 23-27 8 am to 3 pm. First graders must be six by Sept 15 and need birth certificates. Book rental 10 due first day. crayons provided. Principal Philip D Halsey invites new patrons. office 378-7266.

Daleville Salem Township Philip D. Halsey Hazel Brown Lloyd Perkins Missouri William Schinn Fort Wayne Schinn Harold Schram James White Cleveland White Grace Zumpe James Keith Pompano Beach Fla George Farrow Bob Laymond Mee Nutt Delta McNutt New York

FBI Arrests Most Wanted Criminal in Chicago

FBI agents seized Theo dore live New Matthew Brechtel on Chicago's North Side without resistance. Brechtel, age 27, escaped from a second story window at the U S Public Health Service Hospital in New Orleans where he faced charges on a sawed off shotgun. Hoover said Brechtel boasted he would never be taken alive.

Chicago UPI FBI Theodore Live Matthew Brechtel Orleans Atty Nicholas Atzenbach J. Edgar Hoover Brechtel U.S. Public Health Service New Orleans

Sheriff Deputy Beaten During Tavern Incident

In Youngstown Ohio a special sheriff's deputy Herman Spahr 41 of Poland was beaten by about a dozen Negro men after a shooting outside a tavern. Spahr said his gun fired accidentally injuring Theodore Robinson 34 who was in poor condition at a hospital. Spahr investigated vice conditions for the local chamber.

Youngstown, Ohio Herman Spahr Poland Ohio Theodore Robinson Robinson Spahr Youngstown Area

France Gifts Skyraider aircraft to Cambodia

France on Monday handed ten Skyraider fighter bombers to Cambodia, boosting its air power from five MIG-17 jets. The transfer to Prince Norodom Sihanouk drew Western views as a challenge to U.S. policy in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. The planes were surplus U.S.-built and overhauled in France, with munitions included.

Phnom Pneh Cambodia UPI France U. S Viet Nam Southeast Asia U.S Paris United States Washington Norodom Sihanouk Hubert Argod Sihanouk Skyraiders Charles de Gaulle Here Saigon

Jet airliner rerouted to avoid rioting at L A

Delta Flight 805 carrying 127 passengers diverted to Los Angeles International Airport after pilots reported reports of small arms fire aimed at aircraft. Captain T S Bridges said the crew was advised to fly at least 3000 feet above the troubled area and bypass the riot zone.

Los Angeles UPI Los Angeles International Airport Delta Flight 805 T. S. Bridges Dallas Tex Atlanta Bridges Washington Federal Aviation Agency

Purdue Announces Back-To-School And Orientation Schedule

Purdue University in Lafayette unveils orientation for new undergraduates starting September 12 with a 4 p.m. LaFayette campus meeting. Fall classes begin September 15 at 11 30 a m with about 26 000 students across main and regional campuses in Fort Wayne Hammond Indianapolis and Michigan City. Freshmen prepare for book buying and university briefings September 8, a First Nighter party September 14 features entertainment and refreshments, and Dr. Frederick L Hovde will address the opening convocation September 15 with performances by the All American Band and Varsity Glee Club. Post orientation events include a recreation gym open house September 17 and a football game September 18 followed by an activities carnival September 28.

Lafayette Purdue University Fort Wayne Hammond Indianapolis Michigan City Hall of Music Frederick L. Hovde

Rotary Club Meets Today at Anderson YMCA Luncheon

The Anderson Rotary Club holds its noon meeting at the YMCA with classification talks by Maurice Clem of the Chamber of Commerce, George Doherty of life insurance, and Leo Babb of banking. The club will supply ushers and ticket takers for Sunday Babe Ruth World Series games.

Anderson Rotary Club YMCA Maurice Clem Chamber of Commerce George Doherty Life Insurance Leo Babb Banking Rotary Club

Apartments Bombed Near Soviet Embassy in Stockholm

An apartment house about 50 yards from the Soviet Embassy in Stockholm was bombed Thursday night. Police reported no casualties and minor damage.

Stockholm UPI

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