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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1964
Page
6
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said President Johnson will move cautiously and in line with American wishes. He noted the Nov 3 vote gave confidence but not a mandate, praised Johnson's measured approach to Southeast Asia and South Vietnam.
Daleville Bethel No. 115 of the Job's Daughters met at the Masonic Temple with guests including Mrs. Neva Slater and Mrs. Norman Brown. New officers were elected for installation with Miss Sharon Shoemaker honored queen and others named for positions.
Indiana lawyers argued before a federal panel to craft guidelines for the 1965 General Assembly districting. The hearing involved Judge William Steckler and a panel with Judge Roger Kiley and Judge Robert Grant, amid challenges by State Sen. Nelson Grills and the Indiana Civil Liberties Union. The case centers on 1963 apportionment rules and federal standards for legislative districts.
John T. Murphy of Crosley Broadcasting says Ruth Lyons was readmitted to Christ Hospital for treatment after leaving her WLW show on December 9 for rest. He cites exhaustion and a vascular problem as factors in the decision and notes she entered the hospital December 17 and was discharged the following day.
Dayton Ohio UPI reports expansion of the Accredited Theological Schools of Ohio and Indiana from four to seven seminaries by July 1. New members include Mennonite Biblical Seminary Elkhart Indiana St Charles Seminary Carthagena Ohio and St Meinrad Seminary St Meinrad Indiana. Original members are Christian Theological Seminary Indianapolis Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary Columbus Hamma School of Theology Springfield and United Theological Seminary Dayton. 10 Percent Soybean Oil in 1963 Dressings.
GOP lawmakers urged President Johnson to form a blue ribbon citizen group to study NATO improvements. The letter, signed by 14 Republicans led by Albert Quie and Charles Chamblain, calls for a civilian delegation to work with NATO allies and press for structural reforms beyond ministerial talk.
The Marshall space flight center excluded Extraterrestrial Mining and Manufacturing Co of Decora Pa from bidding on a 100 pound thrust rocket engine for manned space flights. Company official Michael Varosky claimed to be director of the firm’s manufacturing division and said they were interested in submitting a proposal. Marshall tried to reach Varosky by phone but an assistant said he was in high school and not available. Doctor Wernher von Braun said they lost the contract but admired the firm. THOMAS WELCH DIES INDIANAPOLIS AP article reports Welch 43 a Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree faithful navigator and Notre Dame alum died of a heart attack after attending the Congo Notre Dame University.
President Lyndon Johnson and Mrs Johnson with daughters Lynda and Luci celebrate a quiet Christmas at the LBJ Ranch. A candlelit eight foot balsam tree glows as they plan morning church services and a turkey dinner while Johnson stays in touch with Washington on South Vietnam tensions. Luci brings guest Paul Betz to the holiday gathering.
About 185 prospective Hoosier physicians admitted to the 1963 fall class at Indiana University School of Medicine will bring spouses and parents to the Medical Center in Indianapolis for Opportunity Day activities. The event, begun years ago, lets applicants ask questions learn about housing and observe teaching methods in basic sciences and clinical departments.
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