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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1966
Page
13
The FCC advised parents to buy only low power walkie talkies for children to avoid airwave interference and licensing issues. It recalled last year’s trouble with unlicensed devices and noted most models are Japanese made selling from five to one hundred dollars.
The notice lists numerous patients dismissed from Comeannst and St. Johns hospitals. Names include Miss Jean Gritzmacher, Mrs. Florence Vanderhoof, Theron Vaughn, Mrs. Viva Mae Moon and daughter, and many others with addresses across Madison Avenue, Crystal Street, Tower Drive, and nearby areas. The long roster names residents and relatives ending with several Johns.
A special Madison County Indiana Council meeting is set for December 6 1968 at 10:00 AM to consider emergency appropriations for Revenue Highway and Welfare funds and other business. Taxpayers are notified hearings will be held within fifteen days at the County Auditor's office in Anderson to review additional appropriations and potential automatic referrals to the State Board of Tax Commissioners.
The Oak Ridge X-10 reactor, built during World War II in Tennessee, is preserved as a national historic landmark. The article recalls the reactor going critical, its secrecy, and its role in producing plutonium and medical radioisotopes while shaping science, industry, and national defense.
Governor Branigin issues a proclamation designating December as religious heritage month in Indiana. The observance marks the state's sesquicentennial climax with services statewide December 9 to 11, and December 11 honors Indiana joining the Union 150 years ago.
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