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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1967

Page

2

China Tours Sold In London Amid Political Turbulence

A London travel agency advertised first class escorted tours to Communist China priced at about 2064 dollars. The itineraries visit Shanghai Canton Hong Kong Singapore Kalimally Kashmir and India with optional stops in Sri Lanka and Cambodia. Tours depart March 31 and May 5. typical groups include about 20 British tourists with U.S. passport requirements noted.

ONDON UPI China London Siday Ohe Shanghai Langchow Pel Cantor Ceylon Singapore Hong Kong Cambodia Thailand India Kashmir U.S. State Department Shanghai Canton

County Blind Unit Entertained By Barbershop Chorus

The Anderson Fine Arts Center hosted a recital by the County Blind Unit and Barbershop Chorus on January 22 at 3 p.m. The program included films from 1896 to 1911 and a slate of February exhibitions, tours, and performances open to the public without charge while membership opportunities were announced for founders and sponsors.

George Melies Lizabeth Sarah Bernhardt Center Forrest Bill Alford Anderson. Fine! Ans Anderson Fine Arts Cent Anderson

Publicity tour on Indiana painting marks centennial event

Crowds gathered for a publicity tour of The First Hundred Years of Indiana Painting conducted at 3 30 p m on Wednesday by Jerome Donson executive director Center notes Donson led the event and highlighted the centennial exhibit details for attendees and press.

Indiana Jerome Donson Donson

Pendleton considers unified road and subdivision controls

Pendleton town attorney Lawrence Boor tm told County Commissioners and the Pendleton Planning Commission that the town is rating alofts and planning to align standards for roads and streets within a two mile radius. The aim is to enforce differences in higher town standards versus county minimums for subdivision control.

Lawrence Boortm Pendleton

Weather Chaos Shuts South Dakota Areas After Nightfall

Forecasters warn of heavy snow sleet and rain in the Dakotas with travel disruption in Minneapolis area after nightfall. Central Airlines reports planes weathering in at Sioux Falls Huron and Minot as a radio tower is toppled near Aberdeen by strong winds.

Minneapolis South Dakota Central Airlines Dakotas Sioux Falls Huron S.D Minot Aberdeen Mar

Prent Pies Event Highlights ToYM Laureates

Frail transcript details a 1966 Prent Pies banquet with guest speaker David Mol hosted by the National Pony Aff airs School. The report covers court actions in Moore and Bartholomew counties, including second degree murder indictments, plea hearings, and public defenders appointed, along with parole and arson cases. Notable names include Shirley Lawson, Bayne Burton, Charles Deiter, and Earl Nutt.

Son Circuit Court Shirley Lawson Frankston Moore Mixandia David M. Mol Throp Attorney General's Office Jackie Keith Gruber Martson County Bedgewood Indianapolis Wear Limi David Leroy Handley Bartholomew County Handley Oregon Monty Paul Dickinson Bayne Burton Earl Nutt Henry Schrenker Thomas E. Dan Nancy Dan Charles Heisler Indianapolis Elwood Leroy Barmes Lowell Denger Fall Creek Township Justice of the Peace Court Dishman

Indiana tax relief stalls as Senate holds up report

Indiana lawmakers debate tax relief with GOP leaders pressing for tax re allocation and a Senate committee delaying a report. Proposals seek to shift school funding from property taxes via a 1.5 percent income levy for debt service and building funds starting 1968, plus use of a portion of the 2 percent sales tax for local government projects.

House Senate GOP Ruckelshaus Sammishansesi Robert L. Nash Robert W. Jones D-Mor Tistown Lawrence Borst Indianapolis John Mutz Faseline

Obituary notices for Ella Maker and others in Anderson

Mrs Ella Maker 88 of 129 W 3rd St dies after long illness. Funeral Wednesday 1 pm at Piece Rev. John Wine with burial at Crownland Noblesville. Survivors include daughter Alice Jane Stewart and sons Frank Wampole Horace Maker. Karl F Howard 66 former Anderson mail carrier dies in Ann Arbor Michigan. Services Wednesday in Jackson Michigan, body brought to Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Elmer G Cole 77 dies after long illness at home. Funeral Wednesday at 10 am at Harold Rozelle with Maplewood Cemetery burial. Joseph L Parker 77 dies after short illness. Survived by wife Blanche and relatives. Jesse Cassell 66 longtime dealer dies in Anderson. Funeral Wednesday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Other notices detail regional court actions and school board issues.

Ella Maker Ela E. Maker W. 3Rd St John Wine Crownland Noblesvile Harold E. Rozelle Ward Stilson, Co Noblesville Dan¢ Jel Cynthia Bush First Church the Nazarene Peace E. Maker Alice Jane Stewart AD Jyderson Frank Wam. ‘Pole Bloomington Cali Horace Maker Bradenton Fla Karl Howard Karl F. Howard Anderson University Hospital Ann Arbor Mich Adrian Michigan Jackson Mich Mary Mabel Howard James Jean Seeret Sue Wendell Howard Roches Ter N.Y Richard How Seattle Wash Mel Manning Toledo Ohio Stewart How Jackson Harold E. Ro Relle Hobart Lake County Tevenerat Wabash County Bulz Funeral Home Man District Monroe Schuster Central Benton Christian Church Anderson Meto Morial Park Elk Art Hanes Jay Bertha McCray Nesom Montgomery Pauline Myers Marie Marion Parker Onetha Phammer Kathryn P'Simer Startin County John H. Riggs Ander Wayne Jesse Cassell Jesse W. Cassell Ith South Dr Washington Community Hospital Delco Remy Divi Cour Earl’s Plumbing Co Anderson Loan Cassell Legislar House Jeratic Senate Jesse M. Cassell Chicago Sil John Jack) L. Cassel Palm Beach Marjorie Cassell Brown and Butz John, Siner First Methodist Church Amos Kimball Kimball Conny Reuben Burger Tong Kimball Ret Rans Fae Aan Ates Pigram Gaon West Pleaseant Clinton County Amos L. Kimball Coaltrin Raymond Street Brazil Ind Noblesvile, Inc Scar Haines Pendleton Yelock Cornell Bright James Willyard Pendl Mr. Haines St. John's Hospital Hancock County Toaron Sarah J. Haines Friends Church Masonic Lodge P. W Anna Louise) W Anderson Kenneth Haines Eign Teerandhony Lonnie Adams Pendleton Lonnie S. Adams Binge Packing Coy En Co Baker Brothers Funeral Home Joseph Black Indianapolis Anderson Memorial Park Federal Home

Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties

In Madison and nearby counties, notices list multiple deaths with details on survivors, funeral arrangements, and local affiliations. One obituary notes a Fairmount resident of 33 years and memberships, while another references Amos Kimball, a Noblesville native and former West Pleaseant St. resident, with surviving relatives and funeral details. Additional notices include Lonnie Adams of the Binge Packing Co. and Pendleton residents, plus events of Anderson area women’s groups and Masonic-Eastern Star activities.

Art P S. Walnu Fairmount Woman's Club

Unemployment Insurance System Updates At State Level

A government report notes unemployment benefits continue weekly under the old system for claims filed before a transition date. New claims in the past year are processed by a new method to speed payment and cut costs. A computer project in Indiana previously approved will aid the transition amid expected heavy unemployment in the period ahead.

Anderson

Inferno at McCormick Place Destroys Main Hall

Fire at the South end of McCormick Place gutted the mammoth convention hall after an electrical spark ignited a booth at 2am during preparations for the housewares show. Damages are estimated near 20 million to the hall 35 million to build and 50 million in furnishings with losses to habits around 100 million. Flames raced up the sides of the building causing the tile ceiling to fail as girders buckled and concrete shed its support while cold air intensified the collapse. Firemen faced severe hindrances as the inferno spread rapidly through paper and plywood booths.

Page One McCormick Place Robert Quinn Bulding

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