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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1965
Page
1
Greece reels in turmoil after King Constantine dismisses Papandreou and swears in Tsirimakos and 14 ministers. Reports say left wing elements may trigger protests while authorities arrest 25 demonstrators and a confidence vote looms mid next week.
Five men were indicted on federal charges related to the July 1 Yorktown bank holdup. John Gordon Smith and four Indianapolis men face counts of interstate transport of forged checks and related conspiracy charges. An Anderson man also faces tax evasion charges for 1959.
In Hayneville authorities questioned a suspect as FBI agents prepared to determine federal law violations. Witnesses described a shooting at a store near the county jail during civil rights picketing, with Morrisroe critically wounded and Others recalling the chaos as they fled the scene.
The report covers a 60 day period with a net loss of 612 workers in nineteen firms led by electrical machinery and equipment producers. Retail and personal services added 28 and 17 workers, while nonmanufacturing firms shed 42. Overall payroll decline was 2.4 percent. Firms expect to hire 364 more in 60 days, notably 345 in electrical machinery and printing adds 23. Skilled labor shortages include carpenters electricians and masons with 2,909 applicants in July.
State police rushed to Camp Breckinridge near the Indiana line after a disturbance involving 300 to 500 youths. An injured fireman was taken to Our Lady of Mercy Hospital in Morganfield as security tried to quell clashes among campers and guards. Reinforcements were called as reports described the camp as a U.S. Army training center 175 miles southwest of Louisville.
Obituaries list Gladys Mae Baker 58 of Anderson with service details at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home and burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery plus Bessie Morrison 70 of Anderson with rites at Baker Brothers Funeral Home and burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Other deaths include Miss Mary Creason 78 formerly of Decker Apartments, Willard Dunlavy 55, Mrs Nellie Craig 86, Jesse Ginder 72, Ella Williams 88, and Paul Avery Goldsmith 71 with various funeral homes, churches, and burial sites noted.
Funeral services today for Marion R Land 6337 Hythe Rd Frankton at 2 pm at Frankton Christian Church burial in Frankton Cemetery George C Harper Funeral Home in Frankton also final rites for Harry Winn 66 former Summitville resident at Ewing Funeral Home 2 pm burial Vinson Memorial Cemetery Marion officiant Rev Paul Todd burial Vinson Memorial Cemetery James Franklin Daleville 46 of 505 Hickory Lane Muncie funeral 2 pm at Shirley Funeral Home Daleville burial Miller Cemetery east of Middletown
A fragment recalls a banquet where the speaker thanks two individuals for their support. The brief note highlights gratitude and a personal connection without additional details.
Mr. Luellen, visiting from his sister's home, will speak at Park Place Church of God at 7 p.m. Sunday August 29. He attended Quang Ngai School with about 2,000 students and travels to the area during a family visit.
Pendleton plans to enter the State Fair band competition on September 1 with Irishettes and six area bands. Irishette instructor Mrs. Mary Chandler aided by PHS band director and husband James Chandler. Girls include head majorette Diane Ford and assistant Tonya Smith among others. Several names appear alongside the marching group as part of the preparing team and participants. A playing field is being prepared with buried electric cables and will be ready earlier in spring with improved turf.
A Republican draft by Rep. Melvin Laird urges continued sacrifices for the war and matching domestic reforms. The report, backed by House Appropriations Republicans, stresses wartime strain on the economy and the need for readiness. President Johnson, in a White House event, criticized the Los Angeles riots.
Howe Fire plans new West Coast facility and maintains Anderson plant operations. The company aims to become the world’s largest fire apparatus maker with expanded capacity and full production to support both coasts, boosting job security locally. Hoosier Marines Merlin Marquardt and Curley Sherels Jr. killed in Viet Nam.
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