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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1964
Page
1
New York memoir recounts survival in Hell’s Kitchen and Hollywood. Maharis describes fighting social pressure, refusing joins and unappealing offers, turning down a stroke contract with MGM, and reshaping his career through grit, pride, and self protection techniques.
Detroit AP reports rising strike talk as United Auto Workers and the Big Three clash near the August 31 contract expiration. UAW President Walter Reuther warns a strike will occur if gains are not quickly made, personally addressing bargaining teams at General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler.
The piece describes a contractor who collected trash for many small businesses without charging and warned some firms that free service would end after a date. It notes no city contract for business trash removal and mentions political topics including right to work laws and civil rights planks, with references to Goldwater and TVA.
The Democratic convention debated civil rights language with a momentum shift as Southern delegates and leaders, including Alabama figures, navigated the platform. A key moment occurred when Chester Smith stepped aside to avert a potential floor fight, with Alabama voices deeming the civil rights plank milder than the Republican stance amid a broader push for a balanced budget and education funding. Interment follows at Brookside Cemetery. services at 2:00 pm at EUB Church.
A fragmentary report notes government supplied buses and taxis carried a campaign party to Saigon. It mentions a one story concrete building and a referenced event, with uncertain dates and details.
Delegates from across the nation gathered in a vast convention hall as leaders pressed for civil rights and anti extremism while stoking Kennedy Johnson themes. Speakers criticized Republicans and urged unity with Humphrey expected as the presumptive VP candidate.
Walter A Marshall, 85, longtime Middletown resident who moved to McFarland California in 1939, died yesterday after a brief illness. He is survived by two sons, a brother, a sister, three grandchildren, and one great grandchild. His body will be moved to Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home in Middletown. Friends may call after 0:00 a.m. today. Masonic graveside rites are set for 2:00 p.m. Thursday at Miller Cemetery.
Mrs. Della Owens aged 76 of 142 South 24th Street died at 7 00 p.m. Monday at Mercy Hospital after a short illness. Born September 8 1887 in Lowell Ohio she was the daughter of Threns and Emma Senn Nora Ohio. She was married to Louis B. Owens who died June 1 1934. Survived by four daughters Mildred Reed Marysville Ohio Elnor Welch Jacksonville Florida Louis Dowler Elwood and Evelyn Chacon Tuleson Artz. She has two sisters Effe Draper Delaware Ohio and Erma Nixot Marysville Ohio and 14 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending Copher and Feller Funeral Home.
Lester A. Watkins, 58, of Route 2 Phillips Addition, Alexandria, died early Sunday morning at his home after a two month illness. He had been ill for two months prior to death.
Obituaries itemizing Elsie Spence Ella Humble 73 of 4424 Clark Street died at Raybeck Nursing Home after five years of illness. Husband Jeff Humble died July. Funeral 400 PM Tuesday Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev John Wood officiating. Burial Huntsville Cemetery. Fred L Janney 65 of Rome City died at Park View Hospital Fort Wayne following brief illness. Survived by wife Bernice three daughters a brother two sisters and nine grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 PM today Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Paul Powell officiating. Burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Hazel L Webb 47 of Rt. 6 dies. funeral 10:00 AM Wednesday Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Warner details show law enforcement notes on restraining orders and general context. Hazel Webb services set. other obituaries include Mentions of a Mr. Watkins, born 1906 near Middletown, longtime Alexandria resident, employee at National Gypsum, survived by widow Linda A. Watkins and sister Mildred Mills, with funeral arrangements noted.
Indiana hosts the inaugural year of a program under the IU Department of Anatomy and Physiology highlighting scholarship and research aims in space biology and environmental biology. The event features Dr. Robert W. Bullard as director and includes discussions on equal rights and biomedical science, paired with remarks on political engagement and Indiana’s leadership.
Haitian storm Cleo leaves 14 dead and 20 000 homeless in Guadeloupe with 3 532 houses destroyed and 7 500 damaged. Winds reach 140 mph threaten Jamaica as center crosses the island and forecasts warn of renewed speed after crossing open water.
Goldwater supporters continue to back Mrs Luce and 38 conservative candidates for lesser office. Miller said the regular organization assumed he and Goldwater could control the Conservative party and we can't. Wagner added the senator did not meet and does not intend to meet with Clare Boothe Luce today.
A U.S. military observer reports the tide turning against the Congo uprising as government troops extend control in entale Province after weeks of rebel advances. National forces have resumed a firmer stance.
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