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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1967
Page
3
International Geneva style group may reconvene to review Vietnam cease fire progress. The commission chaired by India with Canada and Poland as members oversees a peace process long unable to supervise due to ongoing bombing and fighting in Vietnam.
Ben Suc Red Center describes a planned quick helicopter response to prevent a Communist return after attacks. About a quarter of the triangle has been plowed as a defensive measure in the area near Peeek.
In Jerusalem and Damascus, Israel and Syria traded threats after UN appeals by U Thant. Abba Eban warned Syria against aggression while offering to meet to discuss frontier troubles. He said Israel has strength to face threats, and a potential first meeting in eight years was paused until hostilities cease.
Apprenticeship classes begin with day sessions at 11 a m at 1416 Lin in Building Trades. Courses include Mathematics One Two Three Five, Machine Tools One Two Three, Blueprint Reading, Electrical, Millwright, Pipefitting, Metal Work, Drafting, Tool and Die, Human Relations and Safety, and Manufacturing Processes.
Eli Lilly and Company in Indianapolis reports 1966 sales of about 368.7 million, a new record. President Eugene Beesley sets 1966 net income at roughly 496 million, also a record, with earnings per share around 2.60. Board approves a 40 cent per share first quarter 1967 dividend, payable March 10 to holders of record February 10.
Chief Judge Roszel C Thomson signs a temporary restraining order forcing Baltimore and Ohio transportation communication employees union to resume work by Monday. The order bars a strike for 108 hours and prevents abolition of six disputed jobs while the dispute is reviewed.
The report notes the Seals have operated in Vietnam for several years as a trained elite unit formed from UDT volunteers. The disclosure follows comic strip coverage by Roy Crane and Sawyer detailing a mission involving a missile theft and the unit’s readiness for combat, with a skeptical view of the Navy’s acknowledgment.
The order prevents the union from picketing and interfering with cargo and passenger movement. It bars the company from replacing workers with nonunion staff and requires a brief filing detailing more than one location of operation within the B and O's twelve state region.
Futures moved irregularly with Ary-Uran contracts down as much as three percent while soybeans fell over four cents amid heavy selling. Wheat slipped about three and a half cents, corn dropped around three quarters to one cent, rye eased, and soybeans edged lower as traders watched March and January positions.
YTC board plans an honorary member campaign by March 1 announcing awards tied to achieving goal sections in Christian Living Education Public Relations and Social divisions. Beneficiaries will receive recognition for service within the organization.
A fragmented note outlines bills on repealing capital punishment. One measure would set a 1968 referendum on repeal while another targets the enforcement step for a slaying by a person already serving life. The text hints at legislative actions and timing without full details.
Coast search for the body of a deckhand who drowned after falling from a barge into the Ohio River continued between Madison and Carrollton. The incident involved Renato Fet and Jack E. Hartman of Point Pleasant. Franz Liszt composed 12 symphonic poems, developed the form.
Elwood born at Mercy Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lav McCormick of 2504 S C St Edward Ault Jr RE 1 Atlanta Teresa Graham Rt Frankton Ora Frazee Re 3 Dismissed were Mrs Lewis f Southwell 801 N 9th St Jack Jr Rt 1 Frankton Mrs Martin Hamilton and son 1957 S A St Jack James Kenneth Hobby 2610 8 G St Mrs Joseph Lewis 615 S 9th St Mrs George Shaw 101 S A St
John B. Cerr, 33, of Plainfield, pleaded guilty to two counts of bank robbery and was sentenced by Federal Judge William E. Steckler to two years in prison. The case involved the robbery of the American Fletcher & Trust Co. Cerr has six children. The sentence may be subject to Bureau of Prisons guidelines during his incarceration.
Elwood’s Chamber of Commerce announced chairmen and members for standing committees. Civil affairs head is Mrs. Delores Maley with Ruth Squier, Luther Stockdale, Jim McDaniel, Lulu Van Tine and Bob Nash among others. Education division led by George Kintzel includes Esther Hunt and Maurice VanCleave. Governmental affairs unify under Joe Beaty. industrial division headed by Bob Linegar with Don Domenic and others. Aviation division under Mike Carter lists Dick Andruss and Jack Barnes chairs membership. Retail division officers elected: Bob Rebuck president, John Bess vice president, Bess Strong treasurer.
The Order of the Eastern Star honored Master Masons of the lodge at a recent meeting. A dinner and refreshments were planned at the lodge on Tuesday January 24 with the Andarem and Ovid Gapers. A baby dedication was noted and the meeting would start at 7 p.m. For reservations contact Mary Miller.
The senator condemned toll increases as harmful to the seaway and urged a full scale congressional review of the 1954 statute guiding its operation and success. He argued toll policy should protect the waterway’s viability and prosperity.
Elwood A of the Oakland Parent Association holds a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 at the school Third grade mothers provide refreshments Westminster Club of the First Presbyterian plans a pitch in dinner at Mrs Gracecom s home at 6 30 Music and drinks supplied Lat A Lot Square Dance Club 8 hosts a party Friday at 7 30 Melody Hall 509 S 31st St open to the public tickets from members or at the door NCCW Family Night to be held Wednesday evening at St Joseph s Church hall families bring two covered dishes one meat and one other parish members invited with general chairs Mr and Mrs Nicholas Cassity and Mr and Mrs Jack Green
Mrs Stella Hairrell aged 68 of Alexandria died after a long illness at Community Hospital Anderson. She is survived by husband Homer Hairrell two stepsons Luther Hairrell Marion and Lester Hairrell Lake Layo two sisters Miss Weller Benton Harbor and Mrs Mary Draper and three brothers William Weller Hart Vernie Weller Funeral services set for 10 30 am Wednesday at First Christian Church Marion, with visitation at Kyle Mortuary after 4 pm today.
Friendly Circle gathers Thursday January 19 at the southwest Alexandria home of Mrs Marguerite Jones. Members to bring a covered dish. New officers for the year will be elected at this meeting.
The Anderson League of Women Voters conducted a ten day survey after the November election to learn why residents voted as they did on the ballot and on constitutional amendments. Of 204 people questioned, 22 percent voted and 8 percent abstained. Among 88 voters, 23 percent could not recall any judicial candidates, 19 percent remembered all names, and 58 percent remembered at least some. Fifty four percent who recalled at least one candidate did so because of straight party voting or belief the judge had a good fee. Only 44 percent recalled any constitutional amendments, with 52 percent recalling their reading. Twelve percent were unaware amendments appeared on the ballot. Results will be compared with other leagues and released later.
CHICAGO 52 percent of American doctors do not smoke, largely due to conclusive evidence linking cigarettes to lung cancer and a new tablet aiding nicotine reduction. Fewer than 2 percent of the 150,000 who tried the tablet still smoke. free information is offered by the Anti Tobacco Center of America.
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