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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1965

Page

13

Malaysia Says Indonesia's Thrust Halted

Deputy Premier Abdul Razak said Malaysia has contained Indonesia's confrontation and expects continued success with Commonwealth help. He cited the arrival of a British aircraft carrier bolstering defenses amid clashes along the Malaysia Indonesia border and after Indonesia's UN withdrawal.

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia UPI Abdul Razak Indonesia Far East Razak Malaysian National Defense Council United Nations Suk Borneo

Burch Likely to Resign as GOP National Chair

embattled National Chairman Dean Burch may resign effective April as the Republican National Committee plots a smooth transition to avoid a party split. Goldwater, Bliss, and other leaders weigh next steps as a Chicago meeting looms.

Pern Ae Goldwater Republican National Dean Burch Gol Ray C. Water Bliss Ohio Phoenix Burch Wns Madison i Harvey E. McGuire Buss Pear McGuire Lawler Redman Cmt Carl T. Smith A Ore

Six Local Youths Arrested in Apartment Raid

Police arrested six teenagers after a morning raid at 411 E 23rd St Anderson officers found evidence of heavy drinking and underage activity. Four youths face charges under the 1935 Beverage Act and delinquency links, while three younger boys were sent to the Juvenile Department. Michael Bonisa 18, Charles Shields 18 and Robbie Moore 19 were not guilty at City Court with trials set for Jan 27.

Aacel Burch National Committee Chicago Geliwner Goldwater Bliss Anderson E. 23Rd St Juvenile Department Michael Bonisa Charles K. Shields W. 17Th St Robbie Moore E. 2Nd St Robert R. Robbins

Districting Measure Bolsters Democrat Advantage

Report notes a House districting plan that analysts say strengthens Democratic influence. The piece also covers a chaotic jail escape in Madison County leading to multiple car thefts and assaults, with suspects captured in Springfield Missouri after a highway stop.

Stanley Majka Gary Madison Moore Central Ave Madison County George Grigsby East 87Th St Springfield J. D. Shelton Missouri Highway Patrol Conway Bloomington Ill

Lake County Opposes Indiana Redistricting Plan

INDIANAPOLIS AP A Democratic bill to redraw Indiana congressional lines would move multiple counties into new districts, likely boosting Democratic odds while threatening several Republican incumbents. Lake County Democrats quickly countered with their own proposal to protect Gary’s bloc and challenge leaders in the 16term tenure of Charles Halleck.

Indianapolis Indiana Pema Lake County Gary Houses Charles A. Halleck Rensselaer William J. Brighton Terre Haute Hamilton Porter Arment Committee Brighton Associated Press Marion County Wayne Center U.S Andrew Ja Ccobs D-Ind

Pierce Governor Hires Plant Police

The Pierce Governor Company at 1625 Ohio Ave. hired 121 private guards from All States Security in Detroit to protect the plant during a labor dispute with Local 940 UAW CIO. Police Chief Doyle Wright stated officers entered the site at 7 30 am and confiscated pistols from the guards amid about 60 union pickets and jeering that night.

Pierce Frank Allis All States Security Pierce Governor Company Allis Anderson Herald Ohio Ave All States Security Private Police Detroit UAW- c Doyle Wright Pierce Governor Plant Wright Win Pierce Governor UAW CIO

Caso Chorus Return For AC Concert

Eduardo Caso and his Arizona Boys Chorus announce a return engagement for Thursday February 4 at 7 30 p m in Music Hall The world famous singing cowboys begin a 12 week cross country tour with at least 25 percent of concerts as repeat performances College officials say no advance ticket sale will be conducted this year and all tickets will be available at the door The program last winter was a big hit with many attendees

Amuervon Vollege Eduardo Caso Tucson, Arizona Music Fa Singing Cowboys

Madison County Invitational Opens With Local Teams Clash

Endleton and Lapel plus Summitville and Rankton face off at 8 30 tonight in the AHL Wigwam as the Madison County Invitational basketball tournament begins. Highland meets Markleville at 7 00, with St. Middletown set for the semi finals Saturday and the tourney advancing.

Pendleton Lapel Cuss Madison County Highland Markleville Middletown Saturda

Nipple Renamed Erskine To Be On Commission

Charles Nipple located at 1912 W 11th Street was renamed as pre oement Commission and E Es kin e at 1730 W 16th Street, an insurance man and former major league pitcher, was appointed as a member. The five trustees met after two new trustees were appointed by Mayor Allis and the County Council. The new trustees, Jack Pil of 1005 larter Bird and Kenneth Weidner of 328 Beauvoir Circle, were named to oversee redevelopment efforts.

Charles Nipple Eskine Frank Allis Erskine Proram Jack Pil Larter Thomson and McKinnon Kenneth Weidner Beauvoir Circle

Montpelier cows outnumber people as survey shows chickens rise

A Vermont survey reports 00 chickens among Vermonters, while cattle fall to 350,000. Gov Branigin in Indianapolis urges study on a state minimum wage and tax reforms, seeking to keep the 1963 tax structure with refinements. He seeks broader homestead relief only if rates stay steady, and plans a fiscal message next week on correctional and education funding.

Montfeln Vic Ver ‘Mont Vermont Branigin Indianapolis General Assembly Roger D. Branigin State Senate Eerie Wrest Oper Astm Indiana N0i Foltz

1964 Boom Year In Local Construction

Andersons 1964 building boom driven by annexed areas and giant projects. C E Brown reports 1,326 permits issued totaling nearly 17 million dollars, with industrial expansions topping 3 million and school facilities over half a million. The enlarged city pushed costs high while home permits rose sharply.

Ivos Anderson C. E.brown Poe Brown Department of the Building Inspector Colum

Burglar Raids Home Steals From Frozen Food Freezer

A burglar entered at 489 Columbus Ave yesterday at 1:33 am through a basement window and took several packages from a frozen food freezer. Major Robert Estes, chief of detectives, said the resident Mrs Get Fee was not at home. Evidence details unclear but ongoing investigation.

Orem Columbus Ave Get Fee Robert Estes Estes Price

GOP To Decide House Whip Fight Thursday

The House Republican conference will meet Thursday to choose a new whip amid a bid by Rep. Leslie Arends to retain the post. Gerald R. Ford endorsed Rep. Peter Frelinghuysen as his preferred successor, while Arends relies on decades of leadership and ties within the party to rally support.

Gop Gerald R. Ford Michigan Ford Peter H. B Frelinghuysen House Leslie Arends Illinois

Docks Contract Approval Questioned by Union Leaders

New York reports union leaders launched Operation Facts to sell longshoremen on a four year contract worth about $251 million annually. Thomas Gleason of the International Longshoremen's Association said members rejected the deal due to misunderstanding and concerns over dues and leadership salaries. An educational campaign with 80 letters to members was planned to explain the contract while no vote date was set until local port issues are resolved.

New York UPL Thomas W Tommy) Gleason the International Longshoremen's Association ATGLA Maine Mexico Gleason International Brotherhood of United Mine Workers Union ILA Uneion Tunion Asst Labor James J. Reyolds ILA Ince

Enforcement Officers Unite After Jail Break Chaos

A Madison County jail escape triggered a rare solidarity among officers as police, deputies, and volunteers from city, county, and state agencies joined forces. They screened roads and venues across the area in search of two prisoners, uniting despite prior feuds to pursue the attackers and restore order.

Kenneth McFarland Madison County Erit‘cal Methodist Hospital Indianapolis City

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