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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1964
Page
1
Captain Robert Scharnowske warns residents to lock cars before shopping as ten weekend complaints show packages were taken from unattended autos in store parking lots. He notes no forced entry and stresses prosecution for stealing merchandise from vehicles amid the Christmas shopping rush.
In Pittsburgh, the steel industry urged the United Steelworkers to revise its contract demands. The industry issued a blanket indictment of the proposed terms and offered a point-by-point rebuttal. The move comes on the eve of formal negotiations with 1.2 million members facing potential changes.
The secretary of the TB Association notes reminders are discussed as the AHS Latin Club continues from page one. The item centers on upcoming events and committee reminders within the school.
Kinley patrolman Kinder was struck during a group activity by the Latin Clubbers and sustained serious injuries to the head and back with other wounds. He is in Bail Memorial Hospital after release from the county jail on $300 bond, as several volunteers and attendees from Muncie and surrounding areas were named in reports.
State Trooper Kinder sustained serious injuries early Sunday while investigating an abandoned auto on Gaston Yorktown Road. He was struck as he returned to his squad car by a car driven by William G. Kinley, 31, of Summitville, owner of the White Spot restaurant at Alexandria.
The piece reviews ongoing Civil Rights discussions and GOP tactics, noting plans for reports from district chairmen on the polls, party financing, and a meeting to organize the Indiana Republican Mayors Association. It cites Edward Frank handling GOP minority press relations and outlines the political landscape after recent defeats, with emphasis on legislative strategy and interparty liaison ahead of next month’s General Assembly.
A reflection cites Judaic and Christian teachings on sin as wrong acts against fellow humans and God. It argues current morals miscast crime as social disorder and urges individual accountability before the Day of Redemption.
Obituary items from Madison and surrounding counties note the death of Rev. Arthur Hatfield at 42 and other local deaths. Details include prior pastorates, survivors, and funeral arrangements at Shirey Funeral Home Daleville, with military rites for SSgt Vadous Hughes and services for James Taylor in Lapel and burial in Anderson.
Police report charges of third degree burglary filed in city court against Richard Dale Miller 18 Rt 2 before Judge Robert R Robbins. Miller was caught near 25th Street School with a 15 year old. he admitted to rummaging the school and Longfellow School. He was convicted and fined 25 dollars with six months suspended at Indiana State Farm and 50 percent restitution charged to him. the juvenile will cover the remaining 50 percent.
Edgewood residents are urged to buy candles early as supplies are limited. Sand, candles and bags will be sold outside Maces on multiple dates from December 12 to December 24, with profits aiding Boy Scout Troop 302 in Goldwater.
Hoosier man recalls the night his car was struck by a vehicle identified as Rileer in an ongoing report. The piece continues from earlier coverage detailing the collision, injuries, and subsequent investigations surrounding the incident and involved parties.
Gordon W. Richardson 74 died at home after a four month illness. Survived by Nora and four children with a large extended family. Harold Dale Pickering 74 died in Indianapolis after moving there. Bertha Niccum 80 former Anderson resident died in Indianapolis. Clarence Keller 69 retired Lynch employee died at St John’s Hospital. Cecil Bronnenberg 67 of Rt 1 Daleville dies after brief illness. Funeral notices list services, survivors, and burial plans for each.
Ravage described the girl as in a violent hysteria state while held at the county jail shortly after detention. Prosecutor Lawler said no definite report on when the Kelly girl will return to local custody. Witnesses gathered outside the circuit court as the grand jury began its sequestered opening day probing a stabbing, amid reports of thousands of auto wrecking firms in the U S and related notices.
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