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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1965
Page
1
An Oklahoma City newspaper reports officials ruled that a cord inside the aircraft engine was not the cause of a jet crash. The investigation continues to determine the primary factors and any contributing mechanical issues.
Investigation at Tinker Air Force Base found parachute nylon strips wrapped around engine parts of a KC135 jet tanker. Officials said the cords did not contribute to the crash that killed 29, including seven crew and 22 others in northeast Wichita. The plane, which departed three minutes earlier, crashed during a death dive.
Indiana House Labor Committee swift recommends passage of a Senate passed repeal measure with a key amendment requiring Senate action next week. The vote was 9 to 1 with Rep. Ralph Fisher the sole Republican dissent. If the bill advances, second reading is expected Friday and final approval Monday, with Senate concurrence on the amendment before Governor Branigin seals the measure into law.
Obituaries note the deaths of Mary Lou Merz Dodd 39 of Muncie formerly with Associates Investment Co. Anderson and funeral set at Meeks Mortuary with burial in Beech Grove Cemetery. Also Mrs Mabel Garringer 63 of Anderson funeral at Baker Brothers with many descendants listed. Alice Dayton 73 of Anderson widow of Rev Alvin Dayton funeral at Goodwin Church of the Nazarene. Also local notes on voter registration moves and hearings on a proposed state medical school at Ball State and on school aid measures with potential expansion of IU Purdue Calumet region governance.
Richard Bohenkamp president of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce said tickets are still available for the annual Distinguished Service Award Banquet to be held Thursday evening at the Anderson College Old Student Center. Principal speaker Paul Harvey will arrive at the Anderson Airport Thursday at 4 00 p.m. A large crowd is expected to greet him. Tickets cost 5 each from any Junior Chamber of Commerce member or by writing to WHAT. A sellout crowd is anticipated. Gordon Sinclair of the Delos-Remy Public Relations Staff will receive the DSA award for 1965.
Obituary notices from Madison area reflect multiple deaths: Harry H. Kinnaman of Fortville dies after illness at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis. Bertha Ralya of Lapel dies at 87 in Noblesville. Maude B. Stohler of Pendleton and Clarence O. Mock of Noblesville receive funeral rites. Other notes reference Churchill in Britain and a medical breakthrough on diabetes related blindness.
Funeral rites for Sheldon McGinnis, 80, retired Delco-Remy employee, who died in Jacksonville Florida, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Church of God in Alexandria. The Rev Dwight McCurdy will lead services and Park View Cemetery will receive burial. Friends may visit after 7 p.m. today at Davis-Strider Noffze Funeral Home.
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