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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1965

Page

3

Allied Leaders Study Atomic Warfare Book

Paris reports SHAPE near Paris cites a French military thinker Gen Andre Beaufre arguing against trusting the US nuclear shield alone. Beaufre endorses deterrence through France US coordination, cautions that conventional arms plus deterrence reduce risk while nuclear arms raise mutually assured destruction.

Paris API Supreme Allied Headquarters SHAPE Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle

Elwood SS Circle Plans Next Meeting At Home

Mary Martha Circle WSCS of Grace Methodist Church met at Mrs. Margaret Kohn's home for devotions from Psalm 130 and a discussion on New Year Offers Renewed Hope. Dorothy Kilgore led the show business session and Bangkoks Wonderful Dr. Phere ra from Christian Herald was discussed. A guest list included Janet Kilgore and Jelun Haneker was named as next host.

Irene Kleyla Jane Courer Stuth Williams Pearl Gough Dorothy Kilgore Jerry Crull Gayle Moore Thelma Ceull Lee von Beckett SO Kilgore Janet Kilgore Jelun Haneker

Alexandria DeMolay installs officers at Masonic Temple

The Alexandria Chapter of the Order of DeMolay installed officers Monday at the Masonic Temple. Den Crull was named master councilor with Steve Barentine senior councilor and Paul Thurston junior councilor. Also installed were Richard Porter Rex Ober Tom Urban and several others.

Alexandria The Order of DeMolay Masonic Temple den Crull Don E. Crull Steve Barentine Paul Thurston Richard Porter Rex Ober Tom Urban Nick Brightman Mike McDonald Dwight Gardner Phil Walker Dennis Kane Kenneth Porter Rodney Wilson Roper Bennett Hennie

Funeral Services for Roscoe Knick Set for Friday

Funeral rites for Roscoe Knick, formerly of Py, who died Monday, will be held Friday at the Cobber Synod church with Rev. Joes Petey officiating. Friends may meet at Fester Funeral at 4 p.m. The widow survives and is named alongside several relatives. Rites previously held for William in Atlanta will be noted in today’s schedule.

Gervieuws Roscoe Enice Joes Charles Twyd Mission George Gladys Hurst A. L. Hoaxapolis Eureka Cal

Johnson aims to end unpledged electors or bind them to winner

President Johnson proposes electoral college reforms to Congress. He would either eliminate individual electors or require them to support the candidate who wins their state, seeking a uniform national standard and preventing electors from substituting their will. The plan faces opposition from traditionalists and Southern pledges.

Washington Johnson Congress State of the Union District of Columbia Harry Geldwater Omics of Henry Iirwin Hartlesyi Okla Richard’ Tal Nixon Thad Oklahoma Llrwin Sen Harry Kr Ryd Thy IGG Algbama Wentwerat Adiairo Stevenson Walter Jones

Daleville church hosts students and service members for holidays

Daleville Methodist Church welcomed Ball State students and service men during holiday services. Invocations by Dr Miss Ik and talks by Hurley and Snider highlighted youth faith. The Happy Home Makers added a luncheon and officers were installed for the new year.

Daleville T the Methodist Church Marta Calvert Judi Greene Ball State Virginia Michael Indians Universitty Jerry Snider Indiana State Teachers College Terre’ Haute Mike Hurler Navy Gary Mosier Sheppard Air Force Dan Wilson Shington Miss Ik Huriey Charen San Diego Happy Home Makers Demonstration Club Roy De.Weese Vivian Kiser Delma McKinley Ralph Cash Charles Williams Ralph Antrim Joe Jordan John McCord Allen Richards Glen Richman Charles Edmonson Ralph Yingling Charles Smith William McCully Darin Denise Daleville Volunteer Fire

Logansport Plant Will Manufacture Friction Products

Cleveland AP said Fawick Corp formed National Friction iProducts Inc to manufacture friction material and related products on a 210 acre site in Logansport. Thomas L. Fawick chairs the new company, with Fawick holding a controlling interest. Products target industrial clutches brakes and heavy-duty automotive uses. This marks Fawick’s first entry into friction materials.

Cleveland Fawick Corp National Friction iProducts Inc Logansport Thomas L. Fawick Fawick National Friction Istock Tts

Large Families Threaten Formosa Economic Chaos

Taipei reports the Population Research Center warns large Chinese families could cause economic turmoil on Formosa as population nears 23 million unless birth rates are checked. The center cites rapid population growth and strain on resources as the island faces an eco nomic challenge.

Taipei UPI Population Research Center Formosa

Mrs. Ollie Jones Dies At Home In Alexandria

Mrs. Ollie Ethel Jones 74 of 802 Minne Iola Ave Alexandria died Tuesday morning at 9 30 after a lingering illness. Surviving include daughter Mrs. Maxine Kyle and four sons Robert Ralph Harold Franklin. Funeral services Thursday at 1 00 p m at Earl M Kyle Funeral Home with burial in Park View Cemetery.

Ollie Jones Alexandria Ollie Ethel Jones Minne Iola Ave Samuel E. Jones Indianapolis Greencastle Charles and Mary King Church of God At Alexandria Dwight McCurdy Church of God Park View Cemetery

Fire Department Elects Officers In Summitville

Summitville fire department has elected officers including Fire Chief Jack Owens and Acting Chief Sean Armstrong. Secretary treasurer Brice Torschman and directors Arthur Watts Gerald Thomas Harold Vinst Bene Dickerson named. New member George Johnson joined during the election period. Separate, unrelated notes mention social visits by local residents and a tobacco trade report from Rome detailing Italy's unmanufactured tobacco imports and exports.

Sommitville Summmitville Jack ‘Owens Sean ‘Armstrong William Stanley Marion Martha ‘Bratch Mark Anna Garlie Aloysious Tuerffs Edwardsburg Mich William Garlie Belleview Lois Hurt Kentucky Frank Sladerbeck Rex Alton Addison

Johnson plan to keep economy growing faces expansion costs

Washington reports President Johnson’s program to keep the economy expanding involves more federal and personal spending. The piece notes stock activity with General Motors and Blaw-Knox, and mentions new price quotes systems and factory orders in November.

United Press International Washington Johnson Congress Brunswick General Motors New York Bethlehem Creme We Pyromate Steel Co Blaw - Knox Amer- Co Pittsburgh Nollean Stock Exchange Antitrust Land Treasuries Advanced Blaw-Knox Commerce Department Defense

Shares Stage Brisk Advance on Bullish State of the Union

The New York stock market rose broadly on hope from President Johnson's State of the Union message as investors anticipated possible stimulus moves. Profit taking faded, money returned from the sidelines, and leaders included steels motors rubbers and drugs while electronics utilities metals chemicals rails and oils were mixed. The Associated Press average gained 1.6 and the Dow Jones average rose 6.08 to 875.86 with 746 advances out of 1386 issues.

New York Johnson Associated Press Dow Jones

Grain Futures Rise After Weak Start On Rail Strike Fears

Chicago traders saw soybeans and wheat hold gains through the session as rail strike threats weighed on sentiment. Soybeans rose about 4 3/4 to 5 1/4 cents, wheat up sharply, corn mixed, oats higher, and rye stronger as markets closed. Indianapolis bids followed truck-delivered grain prices with No 2 red wheat at 1.30 and No 2 yellow corn at 1.10.

Chicago Gulf South Atlantic Seid Bergein Rain Market Indianapolis

Hogs and cattle futures rise in Chicago market report

Stock quotations show hogs up 100 cents with 4 500 head, butchers up to 50 higher. cattle slaughter steers steady to 25 higher with high choice primes at 25.25 to 26.00 per 100 pounds, heifers 23.00 to 23.75, and sheep lambs steady with woolly killers at 21.50 to 22.00 for 90 to 105 pound lambs.

Chicago USDA

Hog and cattle market report from Indianapolis auction

USDA market data shows hogs at 14.50 to 16.50 per hundredweight with varying weights and lots. Cattle and calves total about 2,200 with steers and heifers mostly steady to higher, cows mixed, and feeders steady to strong. Sheep and lambs remain fully steady to higher, with slaughter lambs at 20 to 22 per hundredweight and lifew at 4 to 6.

Nulanapolis USDA

Large Ceramic Elephants Reach Indianapolis Safely

Two nearly two foot tall ceramic elephants weighing about 50 pounds each were shipped by Douglas Bradt of Warsaw with a tag tied around their necks and no packaging or insurance. They arrived undamaged in Indianapolis after a 125 mile journey, with U S Customs noting the distance remaining to reach their destination.

Indianapolis API Douglas FL. Bradt Warsaw U. S Amy i Viet Nam Bradt Darjeel

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