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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1964

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Democrats Weigh Purge Of Lawmakers In House Clash

In Washington liberal Democrats seek to strip seniority from Rep. John Bell Williams and Rep. Albert Watson over backing Goldwater. DSG leaders plan talks with Speaker McCormack while factions split on the move and potential penalties. Final decision hinges on McCormack and Johnson’s input. A separate case from Loganport reports a $14,000 settlement in a wrongful death suit over a Peru radio announcer killed in a traffic wreck.

Washington UPI Barry Goldwater John W. Afe-Cormack D-Mass John Blatnik D - Minn House Libel Democratic Study Group DSG McCormack John Bell Williams Miss Albert Watson S.C Congress Johnson Logansport Ind Cass Peru Ronald Cook Norman Kiesling Paul Sturm

Three Members Elected To UN Security Council

The United Nations General Assembly elected Malaysia the Netherlands Uruguay to three Security Council seats by informal straw votes. Jordan and Mali failed to reach two thirds, delaying the year end recess. An official count later indicated Uruguay 92 votes Netherlands 81 Malaysia 80 Jordan 70 Mali 53.

United Nations N. Yu UPI United Nations General Assembly Security Council Assembly Alex Quaison-Lackey Ghana Jordan Mali U.S Soviet Union Quaison-Lackey Malaysia Netherlands Uruguay Meli

Anderson Exchange Club to hear Employment Trends talk

James Armstrong of the Indiana Unemployment Security Division will discuss Employment Trends at the Anderson Exchange Club luncheon in the YMCA Mulberry Room. Ted Crook presides, Max Beigh introduces the speaker, and Tom Hodson of St Mary’s High School is to be introduced by T White. Retired IU professor Albed L Kohlmeier dies in Indianapolis after long illness.

James Armstrong Indiana Anderson Anderson Exchange Club Ymca Mulberry Room Ted Crook Max Beigh Tom Hodson St. Mary's High School T. White Westvale

Gunmen Escape City Hall Heist With $299130

Two armed men robbed Buffalo City Hall treasurer’s office taking $299,130 in cash and checks before fleeing. Police say a guard briefly left his post. a teller saved about $24,000 by tossing cash into a wastebasket as the bandits entered.

Buffalo UPI Thomas J. Wright Taylor Joint Khanh Vietnamese ‘Armed Forces Duong Vang Minh U.S Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation Edith Peiber

Goldwater Seeks Dismissals Amid Political Strife

Dismissals from St. John's Hospital include Mrs. Linda Boaz and Miss Jane Starks among a larger list. The article also covers a Brinks robbery aftermath in Chicago, Republican leadership moves, and a 10th birthday observance in Carroll County, with names of residents and local figures.

St. John’s Hospital Linda Boaz Chester Dean Chicago St. Affin Anthony Paterson N. J Elliott Arthur Dykins Greenholdup Melvin Laird R-Wis Mary Throesch Ellenhurst GOP Mary Cauncellor Gerald Ford Fort Wayne Ind Lester Helton Chesterfield Charles Halleck Indiana Beverly Gibbons St. Rd John Hains Madison Laird Ave Joyca Parker Scott Eubank San Francisco Joann Flatt Susan Delphi Pers Ford Congress Linda Flatt Iay 4 George Smock Pio Halleck Ifessor State College

Four Hoosiers Back Halleck Retention

Four Indiana Republican lawmakers urged GOP members to keep Charles A. Halleck as House minority leader. The move supports Halleck against challenger Gerald R. Ford of Michigan, with Reps. E. Ross Adair Richard Roudebush William G. Bray and Ralph Harvey backing Halleck.

Robbins Pins Fault on Faulty Vehicle Parts

Robbins says police report cites defective equipment as the cause of traffic violations and accidents. City garage officials are ordered to destroy the faulty gear, including glass or steel packs and muffler cut outs, linked to the rise in incidents.

Tered Page One Police Robbins

Indiana Telephone Rate Reductions Announced

Echols announced rate cuts on many evening calls and all day Sundays, with up to 25 cent decreases on some Saturday daytime calls. New distance calculations based on earth curvature will cause small five cent changes on about ten percent of Indiana point rates. The collect call handling charge will rise from 40 to 20 cents, excluding calls billed to telephone credit cards.

Indiana Echols

Steel price hikes loom as USW resumes contract talks

The United Steelworkers plan to reopen the three year labor agreement with the steel industry on January 5 after a holiday break. The current contract expires April 30 and unions seek wage concessions while industry leaders say price increases in galvanized steel sheets and other steel products could fuel inflation and spread to other sectors. Major firms like U S Steel, Armco, In dats Republic and Granite City also joined the price hikes.

USW Indus Roosa Treas Iary U.S U.S. Steel Corp National Armco Indats Republic Granite City Renney Johnson

Court fight over firemen in freight engines escalates

Court records show Southern Railway sticking to a plan to remove firemen from freight and yard engines when not needed. Jennings notes action on January 26 despite talks to negotiate the firemen issue. Brosnan says current strike targets workers not represented by the union. Federal arbitration allowed other railroads to cut up to 9 percent of firemen. Southern claims it is not bound and pursued a go it alone policy. Meanwhile a murder charge against Richard Morris in Kokomo was dropped after evidence showed his wife Shirley Morris did not fire a gun.

Brosnan Jennings Southern Shirley Morris Ko Komo Richard Morris

Obituary notices for Hartley Smith Guillion Rector and Files

Obituaries list Lydia Hartley Pearl Smith Eliza Guillion Harry Rector Ruth Files and Richard Williams from Anderson area with ages, birthplaces, church affiliations, survivors, funeral homes, service times and burial plans. Details include 2199 Son Ave Newport native, Chesterfield residents, and Montpelier area services.

Deaths in Madison and nearby counties brief notices

Obituaries from Madison area list Raymond Inglis of Shelby Michigan 75 retired farmer. Arlie Smalley 70 of Shirley. Donald Edward Powell 47 Noblesville farmer. Catherine M Huffman 63 Lapel funeral set. Surviving family details and burial plans included. license tax note appears at end.

Raymond Inglis Summitville Shelby, Mich Lita Sutton Inglis Robert Ferris Anchorage Alaska Gale William Ferris Therman Allen William Alexandria Sam Shelsby, Mich

Funeral Services For Mrs Edith Platt

Funeral services for Mrs Edith Platt who died Monday at 1 20 am will be held at St Stephens Episcopal Church at 2 pm The Rev Esty Denk inger will officiate and burial will follow in Elwood City Cemetery The body will be moved from Clark Chapel to the church at 1 30 pm

Elwood Edith Platt St. Stephens Episcopal Church Esty Denkinger Elwood City Clark Chapel

Aid Flown As Coast Battles Weather Disasters

Rescue efforts spread along the Pacific coast with the USS Bennington delivering food and medical supplies to northern California. In Washington the Yakima River froze and two ice jams formed while Oregon and Idaho reported extensive highway and public installation damage estimated up to $300 million. Governor Hatfield and Governor Brown weighed totals as federal officials projected multi‑million losses.

Page Qua Pacific San Francisco Washington State Yakima Navy Eureka California Humboldt Country Oregon Mark Hatfield George M. Grace Federal Office of Emergency Planning Edmund G. Brown Robert E. Smylie Idaho

Funeral rites planned for Rev. Barclay at Middletown cemetery

Interment to be held at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery with rites conducted by the Middletown Masonic Lodge. The Rev. David Barclay of Trinity Episcopal Church will be in charge at Baker Brothers Funeral Home.

Imiss Ruth Files Ruth F. Files Brown and Butz Irene Clarkson Cloverdale Church Goe East Maplewood Glenn Huffman Catherine M. Huffman Fisher Brothers Harry Smith Brookside Ipcay Baker Brothers

Also Mentioned on This Page

UN Security Council Indianapolis Albed L. Kohlmeier Indiana University Rapp South Viet Nam Reds Maxwell D. Taylor Khanh Andhis Goldwater Jane Starks Lrs Phys Burch Picea Blvd Aes Ieee Judy Harris Mattie Mates Melvin W. el- Hot Luswious Ave Karen Wiley Sarah White Aria Dorothy Ferrill Mccordsville Barbara Taylor Cesar St Mur of Jacquelyn Buell Flowene Hensley Barry McFadden Pendleton Glenda Ross Indias Anapolis Kathryn Goodnight Forrest Hettie Brizendine Bright Nursing Home Betty Follis Lenora Spaulding E.’ Vineyard St Margaret Linder Shirley Myers Chase St Edna Johnston W. Winding Way Helen Cobb Nursery Rd Wanda Patton Hamilton Pi Wilma Hooten Mary Jane Smock Marsha Weger Mary Reed Clyde Kincaid Jean Ashby Fletcher St Maggie Jones Forkner St Bobbie Miller Howard H. Brown Fred W. Butz Dorothy Jones Madison Ave Bernice Weaver Hoosiers Halleck Robbins Cites Paurience Lydia Hartley Loring Newport Springfield Roy F. Burkley St. Louis Charles Hartley Dearfield' Beach Fla Howard Western Fifth Street Methodist Church Eagles Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Pearl Smith Pearl M. Smith Claude V. Smith 10Th St Douglas David Deborah Timothy Alva Pearson Shirey Funeral Daleville Eastern Star Chesterfield Christian Church Eliza Guillion Eliza A. Guillion Arrow Ave Herbert Erle Guillion St. John’s ‘Hospital Moorefield Tthree Harald Thompson Charleston Willis Thompson Decatur Henry Thompson Catland Harry Rector Harry Montpelier Walker Fu Dewey Zent Odd Fellows Frankton Rector Sherman Rector Ruth Phyllis Marshall Linda Rector Darrell Rector Huntington Nellie Ashton Richard Williams Richard D. Williams McArthur Ct Arlie Smalley Wilkinson Smalley Shirley Ingersoll Steel Division New Castle Ning Clifford Houston Tex Clifton Kentucky Woodrow Irvin Lucy Smalley Gertie Muse Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson McCray Donald E. Powell Noblesville Donald Edward Powell Rt. 4 Methodist Hospital Hamilton County Ester Powell Gray Friends Church Noblesville Eagles Lodge Vera Goodwin Powell Linda Hicks Judy Moon Joe Steve Carole Sue Nancy Jane Powell Chester Powell Coaltrin Funeral Home Robert Garris Charles Scott Carmel Gray Cemetery B.C E. Platt Lds Tad American Este Bankers Association Soan Anerican Security Nietret Solas and Service Scott Radio Service Arrow Walter Brown KGW Walter W. Brown K. G. Horton & Sons Inc
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