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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1964

Page

2

Welsh Names Tax Expert To State

APOLIS UP I Wisconsin Welch names tax expert to state post in acton. C Plummer appointed administrator of the income tax division of the State Revenue Department earning 12000 dollars a year. Governor Wel a approved Thursday. Four new board members added to three boards and a fourth board re appointed. William E Perkins named to complete the term of Peter N Schoon who resigned from the State Board of Barber Examiners. William G Rammel to succeed Roy Wor Sell. Tadlenopa to replace Edward D James on the State Board for Architecture. Harry E Klink to serve on the State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors. David F Shirley named to fill the board position. State Board of Registration and Examination in Optometry renamed. new board members listed. ESCAPEES RECAPTURED Rockville Ind UPI John Whitford Kendallville and Mattie King West Terre Haute were captured Friday within hours of escaping from Indiana Reformatory. Reformatory Supt John Buck reported Whitford serving 25 years for bigamy and King 110 years. They escaped Thursday night. DECLINES COMMENT Johnson City Tex UPI President Johnson declined comment Friday on Barry Goldwater announcement he will seek Republican presidential nomination.

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NFO plans drive after big convention in Des Moines

The NFO outlines aggressive organizing and bargaining plans aiming to surpass one million farmers by 1964. Lloyd Fairbanks notes field staff expansion, new state coverage, and added assistants as master contracts are signed across grain, dairy, and meat sectors. President Staley and leaders met with national officials and farm groups in Washington and Omaha to discuss the farm outlook and policy coordination.

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President Johnson cites progress in industrial relations

President Johnson spoke on labor management relations praising a postwar era of industrial peace while acknowledging ongoing challenges. He cited low major strikes and improved collective bargaining as evidence of industrial democracy, noting automation pressures and manpower saving devices as factors shaping labor and management decisions.

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Goldwater Opens 1964 Campaign With San Francisco Nomination Hint

Senator Barry Goldwater announced his presidential bid at his Grand Rapids home and outlined principles of conservatism. He said he would seek the Senate seat again if he fails to win the nomination in San Francisco. He attacked President Johnson’s policies, defended civil rights posture, and called for a strong stance on Cuba and defense while stressing government restraint and individual responsibility.

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Brady Health Column Contemplates Joint Degeneration Detections

A health column discusses chronic joint disability and arthritis, citing patient letters and Dr Brady’s guidance. It notes calcium vitamin D and milk intake as part of treatment, mentions a reader with degenerative joint tissues, and lists Brady’s reply policy and address for mailed inquiries.

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Hoosierland High In Phone Ratings World Average Five

Funeral services announced for Junior i Plants with rites at 2 pm Thursday at the town and Butz Funeral Home. The Rev M K Millikan of Goodwin Memorial Church will officiate. Burial at Fast Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home. Hoosierland High in Phone ratings show Indiana cities averaging 44.2 telephones per 100 population, world average five, United States 43.05.

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Voters to decide seven unit merger across townships

Voters in Lafayette Pipe Creek Richland and Union townships will cast ballots at specified school and civic sites for a seven unit merger with Grant County. Polls open January 7 1964 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Precinct locations include Leach School Frankton High School College Corner and Kesterfeld plus Linden Grove Highland and Fire Station venues.

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Obituary Notices From Anderson Area

Oliver Wantland 94 of USS Wroth Street died Friday at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after a 15 day illness. He was a painting contractor. Born Decatur County November 7 1869 he lived much of his life here. Survivors include four children and two grandchildren. Burial at Bakert Brothers. Clarence L Brown 87 of Anderson died at Hamilton County Nursing Home Noblesville. Funeral at Brown and Butz with burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Last rites Vircel James Snelson 42 of Riverside Drive died Friday at Delco Remy Plant 15. Service at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home. Captain Dale Tollerud of Salvation Army in charge. Calvin F Brandon former Anderson Alexandria resident died Friday in Dixon Missouri. Survived by widow, two sons, two daughters and nine grandchildren. Kelly Brewer five month old daughter of Harold and Karen Brewer died. Services at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Robert Breadnax 73 of Sheridan Street died Tuesday. Service at Second Baptist Church. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery. George A Thompson 65 of West 7th Street funeral today at Laker Brothers Funeral Home. Alice Black 78 of Wabash mother of Mrs Carroll Manship of Chester died Friday Logansport hospital. Burial Monday at Hunter Funeral Home La Fontaine.

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Deaths in Madison and nearby counties

Obituaries list several local deaths with services and burial details. Tony M Payne of Fairmount, Buck Middletown, Elizabeth A Whitlow of Cadiz, and other residents are noted with funeral arrangements, church services, and burial locations.

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Goldwater Debate Challenge Pleases Rockefeller

Governor Rockefeller welcomed Senator Barry Goldwater’s presidential bid and urged a public issue debate in New Hampshire. He declined to answer other questions at the news conference, saying a future session there would suffice. The telegram delivered congratulations and urged a personal debate on vital national matters before New Hampshire voters.

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Young Democrats meet Sunday at Union Hall

The Young Democrats club plans a Sunday gathering at Union Hall with members including Lowell Jackson and Jean Paim. Judge Carl Smith spoke at a Circuit Court event. Candidates for offices include Mike Schrenkelark Voorhis Sandy Williams Cindy Bowles Sharon Chambers Mark Scales Frank Miller. A film will be shown by Rep. William Sebree. State parks in Texas cover about 300000 acres.

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