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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1965
Page
3
California sea otters are making a comeback under watchful game wardens after a near extinction. The UPI report notes protection measures and patrols around Pebble Beach and the Monterey coast, with fines up to $1,000 and potential jail time for violations.
A garbled fragment describes a postal puzzle involving a Chinese addressed to a Hong Kong resident. The text hints at confusion, an unidentified sender, and a mysterious situation with a stray earlier note, without clear names or dates.
A UPI report notes Pfc. Larry D. Fogle of Lawrenceburg Indiana was among nine American servicemen killed in Vietnam. He served in the Army and was among six Army personnel killed in the Southeast Asian conflict.
IU students held a November blood drive to support troops in Viet Nam. The 4th Air Commandos Squadron and Chaplain William Redefer praised the effort. Separate Operation Cheer-up packages aided soldiers. Diplomats from several nations also donated blood for Korean soldiers wounded in Viet Nam.
Elwood Rotary Club will not meet Monday due to no suitable venue with local restaurants closed. Kiwanis members fundraise for La youters through Christmas tree sales. Lat A Lot Dance Club cancels dances until Jan 9, teen time delayed. Queen and princess installations for Jobs Daughters set for Dec 30 at Masonic Temple.
A Warsaw resident, Vincent Boguna, was knocked down by a falling carp that dropped from a balcony on Makatowska street. He retrieved the fish and used it for Christmas dinner, ending the holiday mishap with an unusual catch.
Rep. Richard L. Roudebush details FAA program plans for new airports including Noblesville Rushville and Winchester. Proposed actions cover land acquisition runway widening taxiways aprons lighting and surface improvements at Delaware County Pope Field Randolph County Municipal and other facilities.
Elwood's Mercy Hospital report lists admissions including Billie Doe App and Tara Hancher with various relatives. Dismissals include Mrs. Jack of Alexandrie Airs. Brown Melvin Ric Ralph Hartseck and Otin Har ville. Birth announced for a girl to Harold Reigel Jr. and wife of Elwood.
Ball State University announces the University Singers directed by Don t will perform a three show weekend at Emens Auditor on campus. The ensemble of about 32 voices, described as a growing musical group, will present a program featuring chorale works and arrangements. Tickets go on sale for concerts scheduled Saturday and Sunday January 8 and 9 with matinee and evening performances.
The New York Central Railroad opened a new 370000 dollar diesel locomotive repair shop in Bi- Four electric freight yard with a Friday ceremony featuring a diesel engine passing under a big banner. A smaller repair shop remains in Elkhart, CRS CE.
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