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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1965

Page

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Viet Nam Price Annually Will Top $7 Billion

Washington UPI reports the annual U.S. military cost for Viet Nam may exceed seven to ten billion dollars as the Air Force Marines and Pentagon plan manpower buildup and Sen. John C. Stennis notes a $1.7 billion emergency fund is only a downpayment.

Viet Nam Washington UPI U.S Air Force Marines Pentagon John C. Stennis D-Miss Senate Appropriations Committee

Four-Car Crash Injures Three Near 109 Bypass

Howard W. Bookout 49 of Anderson dies after a brief illness. Four cars collided yesterday afternoon at the 109 Bypass and 8th Street intersection, injuring three people including Mildren Bender and Steven W. Marsh. Mary DeMott and Bender treated at St. John’s Hospital.

Howard Bookout Howard W. Bookout Stewart Circle Anderson St. John’s Hospital 109 Bypass 8Th St Steven W. Marsh Boneout Coventry Dr Hazenmore Saskaton Mildren Bender Schewan Canada Chesterfield Fellowship Masonic Lodge Scottish Rite Valley Indianapolis Murat Temple Madison County Shrine Club Anderson Optimist Club The Homebuilders ‘Association Carl D. Zook W. Vineyard James A. Simmons Pendleton Mary DeMott Marsh Bender

Camera Taken From Home in Dome Street burglary

Police report a Polaroid camera and leather carrying case were stolen from the home of Russell I Darling at 1212 E 38th St. Detectives say entry was through a window and items valued at $60 were taken Tuesday night while Darling was away. In other news, Gen. Wallace M. Greene Jr. discussed using draftees, with a decision next month, and the Pentagon ordered manpower increases for troop carrier and tactical fighter units. Selective Service deferrals for married men without children remain under review.

Russell I Darling 38Th St Deter Atives Darling Marine Corps Wallace M. Greene Jr Greene House Armed Services Committee Pentagon Air Force National Guard Air Force Reserve Selective Service Paul

Udall to attend Wabash Valley dinner in New Harmony

The Wabash Valley group will host Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall at a dinner in New Harmony Indiana on Saturday August 21 1965. The event at the New Harmony Community Center will begin with a 530 p.m. serving. Governor Branigin and Indiana lawmakers will participate in ceremonies designating New Harmony as a National Historical Landmark.

Wabash Valley Group New Harmony Ave Avash Valley Noouliation Stewart L. Udall Department of the Interior Indiana New Harmony Community Center Tary

Military expansion and Viet Nam pull as draft rises

The Army would grow by 235 000, the Air Force 40 000, the Navy 35 000 and the Marines 30 000 as around 2.6 million men serve. Drafts focus on single men ages 19 to 26 with married men without children next, and reports flag married men may be called. Nighttime air actions included flare illumination and six Skyraiders bombing Viet Cong positions.

Viet Nam Army Air Force Navy Marines Selective Service Paul Walt van Tuong da Nang Thei Viet Cong

Slightly Revised Bike License Selling Schedule Announced

Maj. Robert Scharnowske head of the juvenile division announced a slight revision to the bike license selling schedule. Officials will be at E. 10th St. School and Franklin School today to sell licenses, with Franklin School open Friday and Monday. About 265 licenses were sold yesterday at E. 10th St. School, extending the schedule there.

Robert Scharnowske E. 10Th St Franklin School Scharnowske

Cancer Society to Issue Taped Radio Messages in Indiana

The Division of Public Information Committee plans brief taped messages to honor Indiana radio stations that support American Cancer Society activities. Messages will be delivered by the division president and prominent Indiana volunteers to recognize fund raising education service and publicity efforts by these stations.

Division of Public Information Committee Indiana American Cancer Society Indiana Lancer A.C.S

Three Named To State Study Commission

Indiana Gov Roger Branigin appointed John B Beasley Muncie and Thomas M Scanlon Indianapolis both Democrats and Telford B Orbison New Albany a Republican to a legislative study committee created by the 1965 Geneva Assembly The trio join two senators and two representatives named by legislative leaders to study administrative law and government agency rule making while a separate dispatch covers Vietnam combat including casualty counts and naval support statements by General Walt.

Indianapolis John B. Beasley Muncie Thomas M. Scanlon Telford Orbison New Albany Roger D. Branig

Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties

Obituaries from Madison and surrounding areas list James M Franklin of Daleville and Harry Winn of Summitville among the deceased. Funeral arrangements are noted for several others in Wilkinson, Pendleton, and nearby towns, with details on burial sites and services. A separate item announces National Highway Week proclaimed by President Johnson.

Highway Week Washington UPI Johnson

Here’s How It’s Done sample loan payment plan

Advertisement shows loan payment schedules with amounts such as 100 dollars 10.04 per period and 300 dollars 29.61 75 dollars 12, with emphasis on cash loans and included principal charges if paid on schedule. It notes insurance charges excluded.

Alexandria Girl Dies In Hospital

Miss Karin Elaine Howell, 17, of Alexandria Route 1, died at noon Wednesday in a Fort Wayne hospital after about a week of illness. Born February 1948 in Anderson, she lived most of her life in Alexandria and is survived by her parents Kenny and Jeanne Howell, two brothers Bruce and Lyn, paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howell of Alexandria, and maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Inglis of Summitville. Funeral services are set for Friday at 1 p.m. at the Davis Strip and Noffze Funeral Home. Burial will be in the IOOF Mausoleum in Alexandria. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today.

Roy Roseberry Roy L. Roseberry Jefferson St Philadelphia Quartz Company St. John’s Hospital Ambrosia W. Va West Virginia Fairfax Church of the Nazarene Hazel James Franklin Daleville James M. Franklin Hickory Lane Muncie Ball Hospital Mr. Franklin Henry County Delaware County Frances Arthur C. Franklin Middletown James D Carl Joan) Sibery White Pigeon Mich Jay Katherine) Coffey Daleville Harley P. Franklin Shirey Funeral Home J. A. Peer Lebanon Miller Cemetery Alexandria Karin Elaine Howell Rt. 1 Ft. Wayne Miss Howell Anderson Kenny Jeanne Howell Bruce Lyn Charles Howell Frank Inglis Summitville Davis Strip Her Noffze IOOF

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