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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1964

Page

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Nazi Party Chief Denies Hate Tactics in Indiana

South Bend Indiana prompted by an Alexander DeFields prank as he disavowed American Nazi Party links. He blamed a district organizer and denied anti Negro or anti Semitic actions while vowing to travel Indiana to organize supporters. Police protection and public support were sought by DeFields with authorities preparing to counter possible demonstrations. Mayor Lloyd Allen urged residents to ignore him as a publicity stunt and officials engaged the St Joseph prosecutor to prevent violence.

South Bend Ind UPI Alexander DeFields DeFields Awaka Ujing Mishawaka Indiana Felya South Lloyd Allen St. Joseph Thomas Roemer

Oral Diseases Need A Doctor Your Dentist

National Children’s Dental Health Week features cooperation with Madison County Dental Society. Articles discuss orthodontic supervision needs in about half of children and the prevalence of periodontal disease among youth. Endodontics and dental hygiene importance are explained with notes on Oswald case context and family involvement.

Madison County Dental Society Washington UPI Harvey Lee Oswald Kennedy Earl Warren Oswald Warren Ostof Mary Ina Dallas Alfred Fender Elwood Bette Sue Plummer Keith Etherington Texas School

Ruby Lawyer Plans $15 Million Defamation Suit

New York UPI reports Melvin Balls attorney for Jack Ruby said he will file a defamation suit in Superior Court for $15 million after dismissals at Community Hospital. The action targets Florence Delanter and Nellie Foreman among others listed with addresses in Pendleton and San Francisco.

New York UPI Melvin ‘Balls Jack Ruby St. John's Saturday Evening Post Florence Delanter Lalin Ome Barnes Indi Belli Nellie Foreman Superior Court James Piper Willow Branch San Francisco Mabel Alfrey Sihla. i Lucille Hall Melody Lane Joyce White Daugher Alexandria Samuel Foster Pendleton Florence Watters Penddleton Doris Jackson Soutern Ave Carolyn James and Son Emil Juneau 17Th St Harold Bender Greenfield Community Hospital Kathryn Williams Hopper

Anderson Obituaries A mix of funeral notices and trial report

Funeral rites for William Ollo Grady age 74 of 2228 Dover Street will be at 10 am Saturday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends are received at the mortuary. Final rites for Jesse frais on as rrr lyf were at 10 am today at Baker Brothers with burial in Hine Ridge Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Russell 83 of Rt 4 will be at 1 pm Saturday at Baker Brothers. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Glen L. Brown 72 of 2016 Poplar Street will be buried in East Maplewood Cemetery with services at Baker Brothers. The article also covers the Beckwith trial on segregation with witnesses and letters.

William Grady William Ollo Grady Dover St Baker Brothers Funeral Home East Maplewood Cemetery Saturday Evening Post Dale Whalen Poplar St South Meridian Church of Plant Lynch Byron del la’ Beckwith Maplewood Marvin Baker Baker Sion Russell Thurs- Brothers Funeral St. John's Hostill East Maplewood Cem Byers Walter Association For the Advance Jennings County Beckwith Jone Wil Lnesses Greenwood Evers Jackson Stanny Sanders Hardy Lott Greenwood Citiizens Council Maeve South Jeridian Church of God Glen Arnold Irs Mary Shaul John- Glenn Anderson William Lester Hart Y Russell

Anderson Woman Receives Broken Leg In Mishap

An Anderson woman sustains a broken leg in a mishap. Friends are being received at the funeral home as services proceed. The report notes testimony about activities in New Orleans in 1963 using the alias A. Hidell linked to a rifle purchase from a Chicago mail order house. Warran aid, a ceere. Farm ownership in Paris shows about 34 percent of France’s farms are operated by their owners.

A Ceere New Orleans A. Hidell Chicago Oswald Paris France

Jury Awards Ten Thousand for Personal Injuries

A jury awarded $10,000 to an accident victim in a local case. The report mentions several residents and a fatal crash near Jefferson Street. Mrs Mae M Olek, 54, was struck by a car driven by Ralph E Campbell, 58, on Jefferson Street. hospital officials say she is in good condition. Funeral arrangements for Albert Radaker and other family details are noted in the police report.

Albert Radaker Fairmount Anderson City Penn Earl Ralph E. Camp Lbell Main St

Jury awards $10,000 in 1963 Anderson car crash case

A Circuit Court jury in Anderson awarded the plaintiff $10,000 after deliberating through the afternoon and evening. The suit, filed by Maxine Osborne and others, claimed whiplash and neck and shoulder injuries from a March 1963 rear-end collision caused by Doris Riddle. Attorneys Melvin B. Thornburg and John A. were involved with Judge Carl T. Smith presiding.

Plantiff Anderson Maxine Osborne Doris Hullinger Sident B.ath St Attor Laura Ferrell Brown St Donna Muescher Clar Leroy Vanderhoof Edward Riddle Ander Riddle Melvin B. Thornburg John A

Perkinsville Groups Announce Meetings

Perkinsville Good Samaritan Society will hold a meeting February 13 at 7 p.m. in the Perkinsville Methodist Church with refreshments. John Mills serves as president. The Ruth Parker Music Club plans a Saturday evening February 15 meeting at the Lapel Lions Club Building in Lapel. Musicians and the public are invited. attendees should bring sandwiches pie or cake and table service. Jim Hall is president of the Ruth Parker Music Club.

Perkinsville Ruth Parker

Daleville Baptists Hear Chicago Minister Sunday

Daleville First Baptist Church will host Rev. George Mensiki this Sunday at 9 30 am. Mensiki, a converted Chicago mobster turned missionary, formerly worked for Pacific Garden Mission and was appointed by World Conservative Baptist Mission to serve penal institutions. He recently closed a four day crusade at Grace Baptist Church in Anderson. The host pastor is Rev. Horace Shuman.

Daleville Baptist Church of George Mensiki Mr. Mensik Chicago Pacific Garden Mission World Conservative Baptist Mission of Grace Baptist Church Anderson

Youth Speakers Sunday At Park Place Methodist

Five pan speakers will be featured at the Park Place Methodist Church in both services Sunday morning at 8 45 and 10 45 O'clock. The speakers will be David Jones Tim MrMustin Lynn Peters Kathy Oemler and Betty Wells. A youth choir will sing under Dwight Hargett, with youths Linda McCreary Jerry Elijah Cynthia Jones Butch Bostin Dennis Oakes Phil Bostin Gene Voss and Steve Cook. The Rev Gene Smith is the pastor. Delver A Pearcy 82 died Tuesday in Anderson services today at Parsons Mortuary Muncie burial Gardens of Memory Cemetery Muncie. Earl H Deer 33 Gary father of Mrs Patrick Dudley Chesterfield services today Ellers Chapel Kokomo burial Sunset Gardens Cemetery Kokomo.

Park Place Methodist Church David Jones Tim MrMustin Lynn Peters Kathy Oemler Betty Wells Dwight Hargett Linda McCreary Jerry Elijah Cynthia Jones Butch Bostin Dennis Oakes Phil Bostin Gene Voss Steve Cook Gene Smith Jelver Pearcy Delver A. Pearcy St. Anderson Muncie Parsons Mortuary Gardens of Memory Cemetery Earl Deer Earl H. Deer Gary Patrick Dudley Chesterfield Ellers Chapel Kokomo Sunset Gardens

Deaths in Madison and nearby counties

Obituaries and notices from Madison area spread across counties. Herbert Childs of Daleville dies at Henry County Hospital after a short illness. survivors include daughter Lola Bantz and sister Mrs. J D B Van Camp. Graveside service at Beech Grove Cemetery in Muncie. Nellie Milhouse, former Lapel resident, dies from injuries in auto crash. last rites set at Brown and Moore Funeral Home with burial in Rossville Cemetery. Hugh H. Kinard, 62, vice president of Pendleton Banking Company, services at Cornell Bright Funeral Home with burial in Grove Lawn Cemetery. Also notes on a delayed hearing for Mayor James Rea in segregation case and local administrative survey updates led by Ebbertt and Dr. Drumm for school district planning.

Herbert Childs Daleville New Castle State Hospital Henry County Hospital Lola Bantz Nova Ohio J. DB. van Camp North Webster Shirey Beech Grove Muncie Harold Oechsle Daleville Methodist Church Nellie Slmouse Rossville Nellie Milhouse Lapel Brown and Moore Funeral Home Louis Balsley Lugh Kinnard Pendleton Hugh H. Kinard The Pendleton Banking Company Cornell Bright George Harris Hast Lynn Christian Church Grove Lawn Cemetery

A Flashy Lawyer for Oswald's Killer

Richard Warren Lewis reports in the Feb 8 Post on Earl Warren and the Oswald case. Angelo J. Belli blasts the piece as slanted and aimed to ridicule him.

The Post Richard Warren Lewis Oswald Belli

Local Names List From Alexandria District Notices

The record lists residents and addresses including Mrs Sarah Bartram and family on JL Jive and 1508 West 9th Street Alexandria names appear alongside Mrs Barbara Lynn and son on JL Grand Avenue Robert Wilson Alexandria and Miss Sherry Teague John Barker Alexandria Elmer Chase on Route 2 Russell Smith Pendleton также.

JL Jive Sarah Bartram Alexandria Doral DeBolt 9Th St Barbara Lynn and Son JL Grand Ave Robert Wilson Sherry Teague Alex Iria John Barker Elmer Chase Russell Smith Pendleton

Portrait of the President in Reader's Digest Feb issue

Stewart Alsop details Lyndon Johnson persona and a claimed secret weapon against Khrushchev in a condensed Reader's Digest feature. The piece lauds Johnson as intelligent and likable yet tough, highlighting his impact and public perception as the presidency looms.

Stewart Alsop Lyndon Khrushchev Sening Post Reader's Digest

Suicide Death Continued From Page One

Four others died in state traffic incidents. Harold Title, 39, Frankfort, died when his car hit another vehicle and spun into a utility pole. Richard Cassidy, the other driver, was slightly injured. Freida Dotson, 38, and daughter Clara Jean, 11, Grover Hill, Ohio, were killed in a crash with a westbound Wabash Railroad freight train near New Haven. Lawrence Stoup, 66, DeMotte, died of a heart attack while driving in Rensselaer. his car hit a tree.

Sears and Roebuck Company Anderson Patricia Ann Summers Long Beach Calif Cornell Bright Pendleton Friends Cemetery Friends Harold Richard Title Frankfort Lawrence V. Stoup RR 2

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