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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1965

Page

20

White House Applauds Pope Appeal for Peace in Viet Nam

The White House welcomed Pope Paul VI’s appeal for peace in Southeast Asia and said the U S is ready to move from battlefield to conference table whenever the other side agrees. Moyers avoided direct comment on a Christmas ceasefire idea while diplomacy continued with Rusk in Washington and talks with Fanfani.

Washington Southeast Asia Moyers Dean Usk General Assembly Amintore Fanfani Fanfani Viet Nam

Tire Wear on Curved Highways Surpasses Straightaways

A report from Akron notes tire wear on highway curves can be at least 12 times higher than on straight sections, highlighting increased stress on tires during cornering.

Marriage Licenses Listed For Anderson Residents

Marriage licenses issued include James Russell Ligon Ander son and Pamela Lee Banks Anderson Robert Glenn Shaver Winston Salem NC and Con stance Jean Howe Anderson Johnny Joseph King Orestes Shirley Ann King Alexandria VA R E Carter Anderson rma Jean Hurt Noblesville Charles Robert Bock Elwood and Claudia Ann Hughes Elwood James Dale Roe Anderson and Geraldine Brown Anderson Alan Lee Gordon Bergstrom Air Force Base Texas and Janet Ruth Lackey Austin Texas Ora Dewitt Noyer F Wayne Sophia Grace Martin An William Keith Milburn Anderson and Neema Lea O Neal Anderson Harry Alfred Smith Anderson and Sandra Sue Downs Elmer Dean Comstock Anderson and Diana Kay Williams Gas City -Lee Adams Anderson and lendora Mae Maxwell Anderson Lettie ban een son ra Detroit Mich Thomas William Everman Anderson and Kathleen Ann Rush Anderson John Andrew Burris Jr Anderson and Phyllis Annette Fortner Indianapolis David Lee Welker Anderson

James Dale Roe Anderson Geraldine Brown Alan Lee Gordon Bergstrom Air Force Base Texas Janet Ruth Lackey Austin Ora Dewitt Noyer F. Wayne Sophia Grace Martin Anson William Keith Milburn Neema Lea O'Neal Harry Alfred Smith Sandra Sue Downs Elmer Dean Comstock Diana Kay Williams Gas City Lee Adams Lendora Mae Maxwell Lettie Ban Een Detroit Mich Thomas William Everman Kathleen Ann Rush John Andrew Burris, Jr Phyllis Annette Fortner Indianapolis David Lee Welker

Supplementary Medicare Insurance Details and Premium Info

District manager Herman E. Landes explains the supplementary medical insurance portion of Medicare. A $3 monthly premium is paid with the federal government matching it, starting July 1, 1966, and 80 percent of reasonable costs beyond a $50 yearly deductible is covered. The hospital insurance program remains separate with no premium. For questions, contact the Anderson Social Security office at 1125 Main Street. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers was formed in 1802.

Herman E. Landes Anderson Social Security Office Landes Anderson Main Street

New Prisoner Exchanges Under Study

State Department officials said talks considered exchanging American prisoners of war for North Vietnamese soldiers held by the Saigon regime. No definite word on release. Twenty Americans listed as missing or detained include four airmen in the north and 14 Army and Air Force personnel in the south. The United States welcomed South Viet Nam plans to allow Red Cross access and a prisoner list, hoping for humane treatment and possible releases. No U.S. information on a formal exchange was available.

Eee Fanfani Ho Chi Minh Rusk Washington United States Britain Hanoi Red China North Viet Nam Hanoi Radio George D. Aiken R-Vt Senate Foreign Relations Committee Viet Nam UPI State Department Sarger U. S Air Force South Viet Nam Saigon International Red Cross Red Cross Robert J. McCloskey

Michigan City Man Jailed In Bank Theft

Orrin Scott Reed, 34, jailed on federal bank robbery charges after arrest near La Porte. He faces an $8,500 hold up at the Rolling Prairie branch of Citizens Bank of Michigan City where the manager’s family was held captive. A suspected accomplice, Billy Ray Silvers, 29, likely will be moved to South Bend. Silvers escaped from Michigan City State Prison last year. Reed requested a court appointed attorney with a preliminary hearing set for Jan. 4.

South Bend Ind Michigan City U.S Roger Ay Orrin Scott Reed la Porte Rolling Prairie Citizens Bank of Reed Billy Ray Silvers Bloomington Silvers Gay

Cargo Under Sail Once Dwarfed Steam

In 1861 the United States counted 4,663 sailing merchant ships and 872 steam or motor vessels. By 1894 sailing ships fell below 2,000 while steamers rose to 4,684. Before World War II there remained about 200 U.S. sailing merchantmen.

Washington United States U.S

Court notices reveal multiple Indiana cases and writ request

Court minutes list writ of habeas corpus sought in Claude Case versus Buck and others including Indiana State Reformatory and Department of Corrections. Other actions include reciprocal support suit Gina Garcia v Joseph Garcia, damages suits Bank of Henry County v Shelton, and City of Anderson damages claim, plus Jimmie Beeman v Anna Beeman for absolute divorce and a possession damages case in Superior Court with finding for plaintiff.

Claude Case John Buck Indiana State Bank of Henry County James A. Shelton Barbara D. Shelton Busby Davisson Cooper and

Americans Skeptical About Coal Safety

In Europe coal led fuel use while Americans clung to wood. Coal firms had to prove coal would burn safely to win buyers. It was only by the late 19th century that coal became the dominant fuel in the United States.

New York Europe America

Mint extract yields average 26 pounds per acre

The report states an average mint extract production of 26 pounds per acre. It notes typical yields and factors affecting output across fields, highlighting variability and practical implications for growers seeking efficiency.

Teen father held in infant daughter's death in Gary

William Weeks 19 was jailed after his 15 month old daughter Mary Annette died from injuries following a beating. Weeks allegedly struck the child with his fist a shoe and a belt after she stuck her tongue out at him. He was to be charged in Crown Point after a Lake County inquiry.

Gary Ind William Clarence Weeks Crown Point Lake County Ed Barsley Capt. Barsley Weeks

Fred Meyer Elected to Clinton City Council

Fred Meyer was elected to the Clinton City council on Friday night to succeed Republican Raymond Gilroy. He will take the oath of office at the regular council meeting Monday night.

Clinton, Ind UPI Fred Meyer Clinton Raymond Gilroy Meyer

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White House Pope Anderson Memorial Park Verna Mounds Mall Mounds Mall Merchants Bob Gibbons Knight's Keystone Club Wilson Boy's Club Barry Gibbons Bruce Humphrey James Russell Ligon Pamela Lee Banks Robert Glenn Shaver Winston - Salem Constance Jean Howe Johnny Joseph King Orestes Shirley Ann King Alexania R. E. Carter Rma Jean Hurt Noblesville Charles Robert Bock Elwood Claudia Ann Hughes Teresa Kay Hutsell, Anderson Bobbie Jean Morgan Thelma Marie Reed Philip Cameron Bolton Alexandria Jaunice Lillian Jacobs Julius Delaine Pell Patsy Delene Wilson Paul Joseph Fettig Sadie L. McC H Chester L. Cox Marjorie Leone Jackson The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Bernard Yancey Yancey’s Market Cliff Wilson Topmans Market Yancey Yancey’s Richlieu Mandarin Orange Atmore Coca-Cola Hershey Elf Turkeys Anderson Art Haag Drug Co Estaurant Nichol Courthouse News Circuit Court Pari Pinos P.M Wyid Bent Otis Boing Boeing Saddle ‘N Sirloin Restaurant Ninner Pictur Jay Lerner Alan Jay Lerner Jack L Warner George Cuor Warner Baty
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