Brademas and Reuss urge dropping NATO fleet plan
Two Midwest Democrats John Brademas Indiana and Henry Reuss Wisconsin call on the Carter administration to abandon the proposed multilateral fleet of 25 ships armed with eight missiles and mixed crews. They demand full congressional debate and argue for focus on employment world trade and monetary stability instead. They criticize the State Department for not consulting Congress before adopting the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
John Brademas
Indiana
Henry S. Reuss
Wisconsin
West Berlin
American Council On Germany, Inc
U.S. State Department
MLF
Brademas
Reuss
United Nations
Eishaburo Shiina
China
MLF En Luse
Shiina
United Nations General
Reuss Criti
State Department
Marriage Licenses and International Tensions in Asia
The notice lists marriage licenses for Harold Perry Hastings and Mary Keville Neanover of Seymour Indiana and several others across Anderson and Los Angeles. In Tokyo, UPI reports Red China rejects UN membership while Chiang Kai-shek remains, pledging no cooperation with the UN as long as the Taiwan-backed government stays seated. Mao Zedong’s editorial signals a tougher stance toward the Soviet Union and foreshadows a possible collapse of the Moscow-Peking truce after five days of talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
UPI
Red China
United Nations
Chiang Kai-shek
Peking
World Organization
Tai Se Acu Muiuese Terhte
Pet
Mao Tze-tung
Soviet Union
Inj
People’s Daily
Dicta
Danny Joe Cline
Elwood
Theltor
Josef Stalin
Cheryl Ann Armie
China News Agency
Kremlin
Ee Et Valle
Alexandria
Audy Earlean Morgan
al Peking
Moscow
Chou En-lai
Krem
Downs Announces Jackson Township Honor Students
Jackson Township School principal Cas A Downs lists A and B honor roll honorees for the second six weeks. Names span 3rd to 7th grade, with multiple students per grade acknowledged for high marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downs
Jackson Township
Jackson ‘Township School
Cas A. Downs
China Rejects Soviet Peace Talks Offer
London dispatch reports China brusquely rejects a Kremlin bid for a Communist peace conference to ease the Sino Soviet feud. Moscow proposed preparatory inter Communist talks early next year as alternative to the mid December conference of 26 Communist parties called by Khrushchev before his ouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Red
China
Kremlin
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Return to Congo Missionaries Face Limited Congo Access
Missionary families told they may return to parts of the Congo not held by rebels after evacuations last August. A spokesman at the Pace headquarters reported $100,000 in damage to buildings and personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Indianapolis
The
Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
Paces
Madison County Highway Department bids announced
Commissioners Ralph McCord Harold Foust and Jesse Biddlie met yesterday at 10 for bids to purchase supplies for the 1965 County Highway Department. Bids for repairs came from Deed's Equipment Reid-Halcomb and others with oil firms Marathon Standard Pure offering petroleum products. One miscellaneous hardware bid was from Strock Brothers Hardware. Highway bids listed Anderson Automotive Donnelly J F Phillips Iron and Coal Fleenor Carmack's Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ralph McCord
Harold Foust
Jesse
Biddle
County ‘Highway Department
Deed's “Equipment Co., Inc
Reid - Halcomb Co., Inc
Paper, Calmenson and Co
Hunter Motor Co
MacAllister Machinery Co., Inc
Indiana Equipment Co., Inc
American Steel Supply Corp
Panke Machinery Corp
Marathon Oil Co
Standard Oil Co
Pure Oil Co
Strock Brothers Hardware
Anderson Automotive Supply, Inc
Donnelly’s Auto Parts
J. F. Phillips Iron and Coal Co., Inc
Fleenor’s Inc
Carmack's Inc
FBI arrests in Mississippi tied to civil rights killings
Federal agents seized and arrested twenty one suspects in Biloxi and Shreveport after parallel bids for materials in a murder case tied to the slayings of Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney. Investigations target conspiracy to injure threaten and intimidate rights violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linger General Tire, Inc
Bud-head
Get
Goodyear
Chemi-Trol Chemical
Ap- Co
U.S. Commission
Biloxi
Miss
Shreve
Sport
Morton Salt Co
Associ
Ated Sign and Post Co
FBI
Phil H. Adamson
Rainey and
Price To Lumber Co
Ucts Corp
Wheeling
Outing Co
Armco Metal Products
Armco Steel Corp
Logansport Metal
Price and Co., Inc. Rainey
Associated Press
Jack Thornell
Michael Schwer Jer
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Meridian
Rainey
Price
U.S
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Feder
Georggia
Col. Lemus
Pope’s Bombay visit linked to high profile probes
Recalled witnesses describe the pope’s visit to Bombay with thousands in awe as he toured a philanthropic complex in a poorer district. The testimony ties to a Washington inquiry into Baker and associates, with claims of financial tied to Serv-U stock and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Eben Rometsch
Capitol
Nancy Cardeer
Washington
Lennox P. M McLendon
Justice Department
FBI
McLendon
Scott
Aguirre
Carole
P— Wy Omnes Ai Y Ciucan
Serv-U,corp
Oklahoma
Anderson Obituaries and Local Services Noted
The Anderson area obituary page notes the services for Mrs. Virginia Jackman 48 at Sells and Rows Funeral Home with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery. Survivors include husband three daughters two sisters and a brother. Separate notices list infant Joseph Henry Gustin's graveside rites at East Maplewood Cemetery and Bernard Pequignot's funeral mass at St Ambrose Catholic Church with burial at East Maplewood. Interment for Edward C. Plough 84 will be at Anderson Memorial Park after services at Elbert C Frazee Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Area
Knis Jackman
Sandra Ledbetter
Swayzee
Juanita Ames
Anderson
Rhonda Jackman
Daisy Brauchla
Ruth Giradot
Flint
Mich
Paul V. Vermillion
Sie
Neral Eas Pater
Gustin
Joseph Henry Gustin
Theodore
Carolyn Gustin
Central Ave
East Maplewood Cemetery
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Auto Parts Inc
Wynn Gustin
Bernard Pequignot
Bernard
Bert) Lewis Pequignot
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Thomas Heilman
East Maplewood
Baker Brothers
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Canopus
Earth
Cornopus
Mariner-4
Mariner 4
William H
Stubbs
New Ries
Martian Jersey
Mars
Red Planet
Mnenvarane
Edward C. Plough
Jefferson St
Elbert C. Frazee
Middletown
L. L. Scantland
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Mariner 4 Control Glitch and Thant Hospital Visit
The Air Force reported a Mariner 4 control lockup after a Sudden ignition of a gas jet caused loss of orientation near Canopus. Separately Secretary General Thant checked into a New York hospital for a routine physical after two days of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
UPI
JPL
Allite
Thant
United Nations
N.Y
New York
Attorney To Speak For PTA Council Meeting
Attorney Joan C. Bashaw of Anderson will be guest speaker at a Monday PTA Council gathering at the city schools administration building at 7 p.m. The meeting is open to all city PTA members, with President Robert Rariden chairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan C. Bashaw
Anderson
Anderson Pta Council
City Schools
PTA
Presient
Robert Rariden
Cargo Plane Crashes in drizzle near Wilmington Ohio
A cargo aircraft crashed and burned while landing in a drizzle near Wilmington Ohio. Ten crew members escaped unharmed as the craft went down. Meanwhile heavy winter conditions affected the region with deep snow and freezing temperatures in several states and ice causing power outages in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Page One
Wilmington
Ohio
Chicago
Kiowa
Kan
Minot
Grand Forks
N.C
Bowling Green
Perrysburg
Sylvania
Toledo
New England
Fire destroys church in Hell Michigan
A church hall leased for Sunday services burned to the ground in Hell Michigan. The structure was the town’s only church and is now gone, leaving the community without a house of worship. The report mentions an early telegraph dispatch from Annapolis Junction, Maryland, dating May 1, 1844, noting the Whig ticket of Clay and Frelinghuysen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell, Mich
UPI
Hell
Mich
Anna‘polis Junction
Washington, D.C
Clay and
Frelinghuysen
Tee Christmas Wrap With Two Dollar Order Guarantee
A local dry cleaner offers a holiday wrap promotion promising free service if a $2.00 order fails to meet expectations. The unusual guarantee aims to attract customers during the Christmas season and emphasizes quick turnaround.
King criticizes FBI role in civil rights probes amid case critiques
In New York a news conference, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. disputed the FBI’s effectiveness in Southern civil rights inquiries. A complex case centers on Deputy Price and a conspiracy charge connected to the Philadelphia youths’ murder and related arrests. The dragnet drew in multiple Meridian and Philadelphia figures, with one suspect still at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther King Jr
Smitch Hoover
FBI
New York
Price
Philadelphia
Chaney
Johnson
Naval Station
Ted Clay
Mr. Killen
Herman Tucker
Tommy A. Horne
Meridian
Bonita
Miss
Bernard L. Akin
Earl B. Akin
Jimmy Arledge
Horace D Barnette
Travis M. Barnette
Otha Neal Burkes
Philadelphia Police Department
Olen L. Burrage
James T. Harris
Frank J. Herndon
Billy Wayne Posey
Williamsville
Alton
Wayne Roberts
Jimmy Snowden
Jimmy Lee Townsend
Oliver R. Warner City
James E. Jordan
Gulfport
Jerry McGrew Sharp
Chamber elects officers and directors for Indiana group
Walter Walb returns as chamber member and first vice president as of 1962. New chamber vice presidents include John W. Fishner Ball Brothers Company N Frenzel Merchants National Bank and Trust Company Carroll H Blanchar Public Service Company Frederick G Jakks Tnland Steel Charles S McGill McGill Manufacturing and Jack E Reich Indianapolis Water Company New directors named W P Colston George S Anderson Sarkes Tarzian Abed J Stokely and H J Kaufman from various Indiana firms and Chicago firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
John W. Fishner
Muncie
Ball Brothers Company
N.frenzel
Indianapolis
Merchants National’ ‘Bank and Trust Company
Carroll H. Blanchar
Public Service Company of
Indiana
Frederick G. Jakks
Chicago
Tnland Steel
Charles S. McGill
Valparaiso
Gill Manufacturing Company
Jack E. Reich
Indianapolis Water Company
State Chamber Board
W. P.colston
Michigan City
Chicago South Shore and
South Bend
George S. Anderson
Elkhart
First National Bank
Elkhart County
Sarkes Tarzian
Bloomington
Sarkes Tarzan, Inc
Abed J. Stokely
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc
Ih. J. Kaufman
Standard Oil
American Oi Company
USW Demands Expanded Free Benefits in New Contract
The United Steelworkers demand broader protection under the current contract, aiming to weld benefits into an integrated program including home protections for extended periods. Many locals worry about stagnant wages and seek improvements, with industry sources predicting protracted negotiations before the February quadrennial election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USW
Navy P5A Orion crashes near Subic Bay. 13 aboard
A U.S. Navy P5A Orion patrol aircraft with 13 crew disappeared after crashing about 25 miles west of Subic Bay. Navy spokesman says no survivors have been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
Manila
UPI
U.S. Naval Base
Subic Bay
Hardy Berries Show Robustness in Los Angeles Test
In Los Angeles studies red raspberries prove hardier than black and purple varieties under local conditions. Researchers note improved resilience to pests and drought, suggesting red varieties may be better suited for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Moe
Funeral services held yesterday for Notre Dame priest
Funeral services were held for Rev. Joseph A. Maguire C.S.C. the oldest priest at Notre Dame and senior member of the Holy Cross Indiana Province. He served nearly sixty eight years as a priest and recalled founder Rev. Edward F. Sorin. He led the chemistry department and helped keep Knute Rockne at Notre Dame as a chemistry instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Joseph A. Maguire
C.S.C
University of Notre Dame
Holy Cross Fathers
Indiana
Father Maguire
Edward F. Sorin
Knute Rockne
Julius A. Nieuwland
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Harold Perry Hastings
Mar Keville
Maryann Neanover
Seymour
Ind
Harry Earl Porter
Valerie Elaine Rice
Penetan
Ralph William Askine
Evelyn May Egan
Obert LaVern Delong
Susan Kay Foster
Billy Eugene Powers
Andersson
Sally Lee Keesling
Edgar Barnett
J. Florence Antoinette Orr
Paul David Cheever
Judy Ellen Woolsey
Ronald Lee Bragg
Judith Amn Nash
Frankton
Chleis
Khrushchev
Nancy Likens
Alicia Whithorte
Cindy Almquist
Cindy Beard
Janet Baden
Debbie Sue Cogill
Diana Morrison
Carol Murray
Terri Ward
Kim Watson
Chris Jones
Mike McCord
Morris Southard
Greg Stamper
Dennis Turpen
Peggy Busby
LouAnne Duffitt
Marke Robinson
Sally Surbaugh
Zite Roy
Tom Hackena Jr
Pamela Pratt
Barbara Seal
Janice Bardonner
Coleen Downey
Belinda Ice
Lynda Lee
Gary Pratt
Japan
Amvets
Frank Allis
Cathy Farmer
Anderson Amvets Post
Tom Farmer
Hower
Pearl Harbor
Herald Phato
Foreign Office
Fee
Asl
Jack
Storm
Anderson Art Glass
Terre Haute
UPD
U.S. 41
Ereseek
India
Bombay
UPT
Msgr
John Broswen
Huron
D.D
Congress
Birr
Courthouse
Tata A
American Oil Co
Asphalt Materials, Inc
Worley Construction Co
Hipskind Asphalt Corp
Muncie Paving Asphalt, Inc
Acme Paving Co., Inc
Rieth - Riley Construction Co., Inc
Irving Brothers
Stone and Gravel
Pipe Creek Stone
Muncie Stone and Lime
J. and K Stone
Stoney Creek Stone
Ryan
Standard Materials
Western In- Hena Aggregates
Myers Sand and Gravel
S and L Gravel Companies
Pope
Back Street
Ideen Space Net
Woomera
Australia
Edward Plough
Colonial Funeral Home
East Orange
N. J
Sarruant Launtb
Vandenberg Atr Robor
Air Force
PTA Council
Michigan
Tee
Walter Walb
England
McDonald's
Benen
Dunction St
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