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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1965
Page
1
UPI reporter Michael Duberchin describes the nighttime search for wreckage and bodies from the United Air Lines jet crash. He joined a private boat used by the Coast Guard in the operation, detailing the peril and urgency of locating victims and debris.
Madison-Grant United School Corporation officials announce district wide textbook sales on multiple summer dates at Fowlerton Liberty Duck Creek Boone and other elementary sites with varying hours in August. A separate note reports a union contract vote in Marion Indiana after a July 31 strike.
Indiana employment data shows 455 openings filled in July via the Indiana State Employment Service down from 487 in July last year. Total for the year exceeds the first seven months of 1964 by 446. Demand spans managers, industrial craftsmen, skilled workers, carpenters, mechanics, sales, and clerical roles amid tomato harvest activity and impending processing plant shortages.
Revival services run Aug 15 to 2 at 7 pm daily at First Evangelist Methodist Church 2700 W 23rd St. Rev Billy Reavis of Louie Schlechtweg Co Statesville NC leads program with special music. Optimist Club meets at noon in Salem Room YMCA. General Hill notes first night of comparative peace after curfew lift.
The article notes a $3.36 billion wavering from a compromise bill in the House Foreign Affairs Committee led by Thomas E. Morgan D Pa as he aims to have it ready for action by Thursday. It discusses protests over arrests and a California highway breakthrough, with heightened clashes and National Guardsmen guarding streets amid sniper fire and arson.
A panel including Wirtz and AFL CIO President Meany heard the strike dispute over a no strike pledge while AMMI spokesmen for eight lines and two unions pressed the automation issue. Negotiations extended through the day with no sign of progress and any settlement awaiting union member approval.
Leroy Collins to be removed as consultant as a seven member investigative commission forms. Brown blocks civil rights leaders visits including Dr Martin Luther King amid ongoing unrest. Local airing features Falls City Beer by Fred and Frank Star on WHBU 1240.
Cooper and Conrad prepared for a 9 a.m. EST launch with a eight hour flight powered by two 68 pound fuel cell sections replacing batteries. A prior leak prompted replacement, with five days to swap if needed. Weather remained favorable for the launch and recovery zones despite Pacific and Bay of Bengal storms.
Seven bodies were recovered by 1 p.m. CDT and laid aboard the Coast Guard cutter Arundel. Debris including wing sections floated on the lake as Coast Guard divers gathered fragments. The three-jet airliner, under 6,000 feet near O'Hare, vanished after last radio message from pilot Melville W Towle, 42, Wyckoff NJ. Clarence N Sayen, Riverside IL, former ALPA president, was among passengers.
Mrs Mary Cady Pendleton 87 of 501 W 8th and widow of Rev W R Cady died Sunday at Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie She resided in Muncie since October with her daughter Mrs George Shroyer and granddaughter Mrs James Dawson Surviving include another daughter Mrs Martha Lowenthal of Chicago two sons Richard Cady of Winston ND and Walter Cady of Glenview IL four other grandchildren and a great grandson Funeral services set for 10 am Thursday at Cornell Bright Funeral Home with interment Grove Lawn Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
James Harrison 76 of Rt. 5 dies after illness at Community Hospital. Mrs. Mary Buch 85, former Anderson resident, dies in Woodstock Illinois. Shelly Delania Smith infant dies Loogootee. Arthur Phelps 53 dies. services at Brown and Butz. Dora Shaw 88 to be buried Tipton. Florence Goins 73 funeral in Anderson Memorial Park. Joseph Prater 92 funeral in Fortville. Gilbert Booram 76 to be buried Forrest Lawn. James Vasbinder 47 funeral Wilkinson. Fred Berry 66 buried Anderson Memorial Park. Cemetery services today in Fortville and Anderson. Local notices include school panel workshop and community financial ad for newlyweds.
The Leach School PTO announces a 7:30 p.m. meeting this Thursday at Ft Harrison Hospital in Indianapolis area. Senate appropriations debate restored hospital funding, with bookstore hours listed and the school year extending to September 10.
The committee bill appropriates 1 929 000 for troop housing and community facilities at Ft Harrison 1 785 000 for hospital medical and community facilities at Bunker Hill AFB and 52 000 for operational facilities at Jefferson Proving Grounds.
School system notes continued from previous page about a new North Side Junior High School to be built at Crass Street and Indiana Avenue. Plans follow recommendations from the Ohio State survey on future school system needs.
A U S patrol near Bien Hoa about 15 miles north of Saigon came under fire from Viet Cong with three enemy casualties. One captured fighter died later. Viet Nam Press reports weeklong Communist losses 1,330 dead and 148 captured. Government troops suffered 214 killed and 64 missing. Viet Cong public safety losses rose 72 percent as 2,375 guerrillas switched to government side. Air strikes hit Long Gien Da warehouse area and bridges north of Hanoi.
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