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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1964

Page

6

Indiana church council to pay state sales tax

The Indiana Synod executive council decided to forgo tax exemption and pay 2 percent sales tax on about $32,000 in annual supplies. The move aims to keep the church’s voice strong on social issues while aligning with a 174th General Assembly view. Local units encouraged to consider the recommendation. the plan would net about $640 in tax revenue.

Indianapolis UPI Counseil Thursday Indiana Synod of the United Presbyterian Church At Jung Ware W. Wimberly Wabash Synod Church Agen’cies General Assembly Des Moines Wimberly U.S Council

France to Open Exhibit in Manila Trade Effort Seen

Manila will host France’s first Southeast Asia cultural and industrial exhibition this Saturday. The display aims to expand trade with the Philippines and other Pacific nations, highlighting cultural and industrial links and fostering commerce opportunities.

France Manila UPI Philippines

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Bandits killed two men one woman and two children in a raid on the village of Ortega in Tolima Province Colombia. The attackers were identified as members of a band that has ravaged the province for some time.

Lisbague Colombia UPI Ortega Tolima

YMCA Membership Drive Surpasses Goal by 70 Members

The final report meeting of the YMCA Membership Roundup occurred Wednesday at noon at the Y. Ed Flanagan and George W. Griffith Jr. cited a goal of 1300 memberships exceeded by 70, with late reports expected to push totals above 1,400. Over 30 volunteers were honored with Stem-Y-neers Club memberships. Dr. Robert Reardon, president of Anderson College, spoke on parental responsibility as youth role models and urged better examples at home to curb juvenile delinquency.

YMCA Exchange Club Ed Flanagan George W. Griffith Jr

Miss Jean Chambers Crowned Homecoming Queen at Frankton

Frankton High School honors select 1964 Homecoming Queen Jean Chambers after student vote. She is crowned by 1963 Queen Vickie Beck in gym ceremonies, with Principal Gene Heniser presenting rose bouquet. FHA council sponsors with emcee Jerry Gordon as the court is announced.

Frankton Jean Chambers Vickie Beck Frankton High School Gene Heniser Jennie Frizier Tom Mauck Nila Huth Harold White Sally John Stevei Cox Karla Ehman Larry Litsey Jim Cloud FHA Student Council Jerry Gordon Betty Duckworth

French hat stylist unveils bon net in Paris show

A Paris designer unveils a new bon net linked to the leggy show girl hose. Variations of the theme may appear in the 1964 Easter parade, signaling fashion trends for the season.

Paris

Unclear Pentagon Ale Report on Alabama Desegregation

Washington reports that Defense Department officials neither confirm nor deny units being placed on alert for Alabama desegregation. The White House declined to comment while Justice Department handles the case. officials at Ft. Benning and Fort Lewis were cited. A mosquito’s life span is 1 to 7 months.

Alabama Ft. Benning Washington UPI Defense Department White House Eliient Comets Sked South Pest

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