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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1964
Page
4
Predawn fires damaged a Tobeca Cob Co plant in Curtisville and a tall grain elevator in nearby facilities. Fire crews from 10 communities battled the blaze sparked by faulty wiring, evacuating nearby homes as damage estimates remained unavailable.
The Keystone Club of Wilson Boys' Club runs a repair and toy delivery program aiding about 135 families and nearly 700 children this Christmas. Volunteers are sought to help with deliveries on December 24 from the downtown center at 13th and Meridian and the club office at 1210 W 10th St. Donors include individuals merchants and local radio stations.
The report notes ongoing discussions among Council members about Soviet and Chinese meddling in Africa and hints at possible future U S French high level talks. Rusk’s conversations with De Gaulle leave a meeting between Johnson and the French leaders unsettled though optimism persists for a broader exchange on disputes.
Burch predicts a pivotal moment when party leaders gather in Chicago mid January. He says he will remain national chair after the Republican National Committee meeting and will continue directing party efforts for the 1966 and 1968 elections. Miller supports his bid for another term. London has 286 subway stations.
Maj. Gen. Richard C. Kendall says about 7500 cattle in Wibaux County may have died during three days of bitter cold and snow, while county agent Jess Kovan da doubts the loss. Weather Bureau notes below zero temperatures across central Wisconsin to the Pacific Northwest.
A list of new entrants to the Downtown Retail Association includes Rhod Hamilton Jack Ormond Robert Nichols Elbert Malcom Glenn Harmon Ralph Mattingly John Campbell Mrs Laur Rozelle Albers Bill Carpenter Bill Ruggles Ted Davis Dorothy Bright J R Kilpatrick Clas ser Riggsby and others at various addresses. The article also notes a historical reference to nine generals fleeing and a letter addressed to Phan Khac Suu and a council tied to Minh, with officers pushing for ousters of several generals, amid Buddhist tensions.
Vietnam’s armed forces chief under pressure from young generals to dismiss nine pro Buddhist officers led by Lt Gen Duong Van Minh. Minh was ousted after a prior coup, Khanh became premier in January, resigned in August amid Buddhist protests. High National Council to meet after receiving Khanh’s letter.
The document lists union leaders including Burke as director of District 32 in Milwaukee, Movnie as district coe of District 4 in Buffalo, Al Whitehouse as director of District 16s in Cincinnati for secretary treasurer, and Howard R. Hague as incumbent for vice president.
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