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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1965
Page
11
In Selma Alabama protesters plan a march while King meets with local officials after receiving permission to speak at the courthouse. Police hesitation and federal officials weigh state trooper deployment as supporters vow peaceful action. King emphasizes faith and nonviolence amid ongoing civil rights tensions.
The region endures heavy snow and subfreezing temps with rural roads opened to one way traffic while schools remain closed. Forecasters predict more snow through Wednesday as county road crews battle drifts. many deaths and fires tied to shoveling and heating hazards, and a chilly pattern continues into late week.
Johnson outlined new developments including an advanced Poseidon submarine missile with a larger warhead and higher accuracy. He noted it would broaden target range, boost penetration against defenses, and not increase total deployed submarines or launch tubes.
A fragment describes a chaotic scene as a woman on a chair shouts encouragement to an attacker while police promise to maintain order during integration protests in Selma. A white man identifying with the American Nazi party was arrested awaiting entry to a Negroes restaurant, booked as Robert O Loyd, 2, of Richmond, Virginia.
Streets filled with shoveled snow creating hazard for drivers as residents push snow into roadways and law requires owners to clear obstructions. Officials discuss widening the 109 Bypass from Ind 32 to Ind 9 north of Anderson and removing obstacles. Governor Branigin notes orderly conduct during weekend exposure. one victim, Walter Blow, 45, found frozen in a snowbank near Indianapolis. Fire destroys the old Agriculture Building in downtown Indiana Sena area damaging records and Civil relics in a real estate office.
Authorities report two county homes near Frankton were burned over the weekend as heavy snow hampered access to the DeWitt residence, delaying firefighting equipment. Affected families, Mr and Mrs David, faced severe loss due to the blaze and the weather conditions.
Lawmakers weigh improvements and technical fixes to present tax laws without sweeping changes. A joint House Senate task force will meet after Monday’s holiday to consider proposals while President Johnson remains in Washington. Branigin plans further caucuses with Democrats and Senate leaders, dates undecided.
A captured Chinese army document describes Africa as the center of East West contest. Arab and Communist groups seek a neutral path while Peking shifts tactics to win political influence, linking with national movements. Diplomatic reports show 18 states recognizing Peking versus 15 recognizing Chiang Kai-shek.
The article outlines Branigin's warnings on state tax structure reforms during the 1967 session, noting resistance to abrupt shifts and calls for property tax relief. It mentions proposed local government funding via higher state contributions, potential gas and cigarette tax shifts, and discussions on cutting state boards to balance a 1.7 billion dollar two-year budget while preserving local revenue.
Gordon som Page One Istes Anderson High School basketball coach Mr Sinclair a Michigan State graduate with economics studies in Paris 1958 came to Anderson in 1961 from Detroit. He has led local civic projects and chaired the Anderson Chamber of Commerce anniversary celebration. He serves in Junior Chamber of Commerce the Madison County Dramatic Players and is vice president of the community concert group. He has worked as publicity man for Jaycees American Red Cross Junior Achievement Kiwanis Joy Scouts and the Dramatic Players. Founders Day dinner Thursday night will be open to women and men this year with Paul Harvey as guest speaker Tickets from Jaycees or the Chamber of Commerce office.
Funeral services for Mrs Belle Ham 76 of 312 Broadway will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev Everett L. Smith of Landmark Missionary Church officiating. Burial in the 100F Cemetery at Mari. A resident since 1925 she came from Marion born June 14. Survived by two nieces and a nephew. Friends may visit after 2 p.m. today. Roy R Couch 76 of Mainview Apartments retired railroader died Saturday at St Johns Hospital. Services today at 2 p.m. at McMullan Funeral Home Westfield. Burial in Little Eagle Cemetery near Westfield. Survived by half-brother Henry Couch of South Bend. George W. Williams 69 retired Delco-Remy worker died Monday at home 1312 Meridian St. Born Dec 21 1896 near Alexandria. Body to Baker Brothers Funeral Home for services. Halford McLaughlin 51 of Rt 3 rites today 1:30 p.m. Harold E llle Funeral Home. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Rev. Wallace Deyo officiating. Friends may attend.
Obituary notices from Madison and surrounding counties describe recent deaths including George Mock of Noblesville formerly of Oakland, Mrs Maude Stohler of Pendleton, Sherman Combs of Middletown, and other local figures. Details cover residences, survivors, funeral arrangements, and church affiliations.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Clyde L. Albers of Anderson charged with theft and granted a continuation in a Muncie proceeding. Homer Southard in Muncie reportedly granted a trial date or continuance, with unclear wording about pace and docket.
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