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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1965
Page
1
In Milwaukee a crowd of fifteen hundred fans gathered at the airport as UPI reports a shift toward mellower behavior among angry Milwaukee baseball supporters.
A September sale features 9 inspiring prayers for daily support. The guide offers prayers for fear, slowing down, and helping a husband, aimed at enriching life and providing solace across occasions.
Jim Fanning notes fans are returning to County Stadium with Braves now drawing 15 000 for a Monday game against Cincinnati and projected season attendance over 600 000. He cites promotions and favorable weather as boosting turnout after initial doubts about Milwaukee's MLB viability.
Carmel champion Claudia Mayhew advances to semifinals after beating Pam Hughes of Indianapolis. Indiana titlist and former runnerup Carmin Piasecki defeats Marianne Klier 5 and 3. Alicia Oakes edges Vida Stoshilch 1 up in 19 holes and Barbara Waltz beats Michelle Dunfee 3 and 1 as Piasecki faces Oakes and Mayhew meets Waitz in next rounds.
An undetermined amount of money disappeared from three vending machines at Paramount Billiards located at 14 E 12th St after a break-in Tuesday night. Detectives said entry was gained via a fire escape to a second floor door and a broken back door glass.
The National Safety Council estimated 500 to 600 people could be killed in traffic accidents over the Labor Day weekend, a 78 hour period from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday. The warning comes as summer’s last long holiday prompts many to travel.
A conversation tied to Mike Dobich funeral day reveals pressures on equity holder and security head Dyer. Dyer recounts a warning of embarrassment if he exposed family ties and hints at moving away. Adviser Bevis McCord is named, with subpoenas issued for reporter John Lyst amid bankruptcy inquiries.
Summitville Mrs Dorothy Cowles hosted the CGG club with co host Mrs Nona Allen. Members attending included Esther Carter Rachel Biddle Martha Woodruff Margaret Stone Nona Allen Elsie Durr Joan Gilman Velma Watson and the hostess was awarded attendance. Dyer relayed comments from McCord to Indiana Securities Commissioner Thomas Jeffers who urged in court. Jeffers denounced a report to the Indianapolis Star. Dobich securities case involves 579 creditors and almost 3 million dollars in unfinished stock. Additional witnesses and defendants are due Thursday and Friday. A Debich salesman Al Kinch said up to 150000 of stock he sold was not delivered. Kinch also noted a long delay between sale and delivery as common practice. He bought 30 shares of Midwestern United Life Insurance Co stock in February from Dobich and never received the stock.
Debates over a sweeping immigration measure continue in the Senate with hearings already underway on a similar bill in the Judiciary Committee. President Johnson hopes for quick passage, while Dirksen and Mansfield outline priorities including family reunification and skill-based admissions as the Western Hemisphere exemption remains. The bill proposes a 170000 annual immigrant pool and caps at 20000 per country, replacing the 1924 national origins system, with momentum toward adjournment looming next month.
Abel cited the Presidents plea as union negotiators reject the wage offer and warn of a nationwide steel strike at midnight Tuesday if Cooper remains firm. He noted the 1959 16 day walkout and said workers earn about 4.40 dollars an hour with benefits.
The article lists participants across divisions at Madison County Fair including 10 horse and pony exhibitors such as J Douglas Painter and Susie Maddy. bee project entries by Charles Seal and Tom Seal. wildlife entrants Derry Jones and Stephen Sylvester. five electric entries headed by Steve Miller and Bil Sears. home grounds and photography exhibitors like Bryce Lewis and Ruth Siktberg. woodworking exhibitors Mike Graham and David Stephenson. poultry entrants Alan Heath and Jeff Gernand. and Girls Camp attendees Jane Paddock and Linda Heater among others, with multiple entrants from Anderson Pendleton and Alexandria.
Reading from Cape Kennedy a Gemini 6 mission update shows astronauts Pete Conrad and Gordon Cooper in confined cockpit conditions with tight pneumatic cuffs on Conrads thighs. The event coincides with White House inputs on space research and a Cosmos 79 satellite launch by the USSR.
Education officials discuss pupil mobility effects on achievement in Anderson. Suggestions include stronger elementary guidance, continuous curriculum review, and personalized placement. Ebbertt urges community groups to provide clinic like support to keep students in school. Also notes the death of Leo F. Reardon, 73, former editor and Forum operations manager. A compact U.S. radio transmitter prototype is described as capable of nationwide signals.
Leigh Murdock 81 of Rt 3 died at home after a short illness. He worked 29 years at American Steel and Wire Co as a foreman and later as a farmer. Survived by wife Florence a son Russell and several relatives. Services Saturday at 10 am at Harold B Rozelle Funeral Home, burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Chris Whisler 61 of Rt 3 died at home after a two year illness. Retired city fireman and plumber, WWII veteran, member of George Hackett Post 127 and Indiana Firemen’s Assoc. Survived by siblings, arrangements pending at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Mrs Ollie Tibbetts of Greensburg mother of Anderson Deputy Fire Chief Al Tibbetts died yesterday. Survivors include two other sons Marion and Robert and daughter Virginia Evans. Body at Gilland and Howe Funeral Home Greensburg. Services Friday at 2 pm Mount Anne Baptist Church Letts. Kenneth F Williams funeral Friday 10 am at Baker Brothers with East Maplewood Cemetery rites. John McGuire friends may visit after 2 pm today. services Friday 1:30 pm at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home. burial East Maplewood Cemetery with Masonic rites.
Final rites for Nora A. Weismantel of Frankfort will be held at 11 am in the Pilgrim Holiness Church with interment in Green Lawn Cemetery. Funeral services for Gladys Irons of Monon are set for 1 30 pm at the Monon Christian Church.
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