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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1965

Page

2

Helicopter War In Viet Nam To Expand

In Viet Nam the helicopter campaign grows, doubling Army Aviation strength to about 50 aircraft as Hueys replace H-21s. Helicopters ferry troops, provide fire support, evacuate the wounded, and conduct missions, while Viet Cong defenses evolve with improvised anti air tactics and warning devices. Despite risks, U.S. helicopters average one hit per 353 sorties, with one downed per 6,565 flights.

U.S. Army Aviation South Viet Nam Viet Nam

Police Report Minor Accident Involving Two Hurt

City police described a two car crash at 11 38 yesterday morning at the junction of E 8th Street and the 109 Bypass injuring Thomas Earl Jones 20 of Canton Ohio and Barbara A Knotts 31 of 1012 E Post Rd both with minor injuries. A separate incident saw Ray Ehle’s house at Delaware and 69th Street struck by a car skidding on ice causing about 1500 dollars in damage to both house and vehicle the driver Oretta Wilson 49 of 411 Fall Creek Dr abandoned the car and was later identified by the sheriff’s office.

E. 8Th St Thomas Earl Jones Canton Ohio Barbara A Knotts E. Post Rd Joth Ray Ehle Delaware and 69Th Sts Dhe Sheriff's Office Oretta Wilson 49 Fall Creek Dr

Countdown Starts For Tiros Weather Satellite Launch

Cape Kennedy prepares for an unusual polar orbit mission as the first satellite propulsion from this site is attempted. The Air Force notes debris risk limits operations near populated areas and cites prior mission safeguards.

Tiros Cape Kennedy UPS Florida Cuba Panama Air Force

Funeral Rites Set For Three Elwood Residents

Rites scheduled for Clara I. Budd 82 at York-Dunnichay Funeral Home with burial in Elwood City Cemetery Marion Singer of Elwood to have last rites at York-Dunnichay Mortuary Rev John O Brians Zion Chapel Church to officiate Interment in City Cemetery Elwood Marlon G Balser 2101 8 B St dies at Mercy Hospital services at East Main Street Christian Church at 2 p m Rev Arthur Neumarkel to officiate burial Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery Body to be moved to church one hour before services Ambulance runs and patient transfers include Joseph Boyer Stella Laub Jim Campbell Mrs Fred Short minor updates to hospital and rest home transports by York Dunnichay Cox Rest Home Copher and Fesler ambulances.

Elwood Clara I. Budd Riverside Hospital Noblesville York-Dunnichay Funeral Home R. W. Sage Willl Elwood City Cemetery Mr. Singer Marion Singer John O'Brian Zion Chapel Church City Cemetery Balser Marlon G. Balser Mercy Hospital East Main Street U. Medical Center Indianapolis Stella Laub Cox Rest Robert L. Jackley Jim Campbell N. F St Leagles Lodge Copher Fesler Copher and Fred Short William Knecht William J. Knecht Brown St Rush County St. Ambrose Esther Gray Anderson Fred Francis Knecht Rushville St. Mary’s Catholic Church Joseph Reedman Francis Heilman Calvary Cemetery Todd Funeral Home

Spiegel Publisher Probed Over Editorial Links to Atomic Mine Plan

The federal prosecutor opened a criminal inquiry into Der Spiegel publisher Rudolf Augstein for alleged treason. He was summoned to Karlsruhe for questioning regarding two editorials on the North Atlantic alliance plan to place atomic mines along the East West German border.

Hamburg Germany UPI der Spiegel Tresson T A Spiegel Rudolf Augstein Karlsruhe North Atlantic Alliance

Roudebush Plans Lincoln Day Addresses in Indiana

Rep Richard L Roudebush of Noblesville announces a heavy Lincoln Day speaking schedule across Indiana. He will be principal speaker at observances in Kokomo Evansville Columbus Peru Parke and Vermillion counties and attend programs in Hendricks and Hamilton counties as well.

Washington, D.C Indiana Richard L. Roudebush Roudebush Kokomo Evansville Columbus Peru Parke Vermillion County Sixth Hendricks County Robert N. Stewart Hamilton County Congress House of Representatives

Journalists to Get Honor Hall of Fame

Indiana plans to establish an Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame honoring Hoosier newsmen in newspapers magazines radio and television. A seven member committee led by C Walter McCarty will select 15 first year members with two to three named annually afterward. Nominations due March 15 with selections announced in late spring and a September banquet.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana Journal Sigma Delta Chi Honorary Journalism Society Sigma Delta Chi Robert L. Gildea C. Walter McCarty The Indianapolis News Herbert Heimlech Lafayette Donald Carmody Bloomington Reid Chapman Fort Wayne Robert Brown Columbus Eugene J. Cadol, Jr Land Harold Feightner Indiana McCarty

Gromyko calls for foreign troops to leave Cyprus

In Moscow, Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko demanded the withdrawal of foreign forces from Cyprus and voiced Soviet support for Congolese rebels opposing Western "aggression." He urged bases to be liquidated and stressed the need for Cyprus to regain independence and freedom.

Moscow UPI Andrei A. Gromyko Cyrprus Congo Gromyko Soviet Union Cyprus

China alleges Indian intrusions into its territory and air space

The New China News Agency reported that China protested alleged Indian intrusions last year. A foreign ministry note dated January 18 claimed Indian planes flew 217 miles into Chinese air space and territory.

London Vpc China Communist New China Chinese Foreign Ministry

Kiwanis Club Raises Over 160000 For Local Causes

The Anderson Kiwanis Club reports more than 160000 raised for programs including Christian Center Indian Crest pledges Cancer Drive Shoe Fund Glasses for Children Family Coat Fund and others. Kiwanis supports Key Club International Circle K International and grants 27 scholarships. The club estimates aiding about 20000 local citizens over its history.

Anderson Kiwanis

IU to Remove Concrete Panels For Expanded Exits

Workmen at Bloomington Indiana University pulled out six 22 foot wide concrete panels from a fieldhouse wall to create room for two 38 yard wide doors. The change restores most seating capacity after a directive from the State Administrative Building Committee reduced it earlier.

Bloomington Ind Indiana University State Administrative Building Committee

ILA Longshoremen End Walkout On Historic Pact Victory

The 24 000 ILA members voted 930 to approve a new contract after a coast to coast walkout that cost the economy an estimated 67 million dollars daily. The deal would raise wages and pensions while allowing NYSA to cut dock gang sizes. Negotiations continued in Gulf ports and Philadelphia as acceptance spread.

Pare One U.S International Longshore “Men’s Association ILA New York Shipping Association NYSA Thomas W Teddy) Gleason Maine Mexican Neogiations Gulf Coast New Orleans Galveston Houston Tex Philadelphia New York

Bucy Clell Earl Bucy 79 Pat ricksburg native dies of heart attack

Clell Earl Ted Bucy 79 contracted and carpenter of Patricksburg died Thursday evening of a heart attack. He was born in Rigdon and lived in Anderson earlier in life. Survivors include his widow Sarah and 11 children. Funeral services planned at Patricksburg.

Clell Bucy Clell Earl Ted) Bucy Patricksburg Rigdon Anderson Sarah Charles C. Bucy Mechanicsburg Arnold Bucy Noblesville Joseph Bucy Winifred Blake Indianapolis Everett B. Bucy Spencer

Deaths in Madison and nearby counties

Obituaries for Bessie Dillon of Indianapolis formerly of Frankton dies at Fort Wayne hospital. Surviving husband, daughter, parents, siblings. funeral arrangements in Frankton. Also notice of funeral services for Rena Conyers of Muncie and Viola Hiday of Ingalls with services in Daleville and Mendon Cemetery area.

Bessie Dillon Frankton Bessie Ma’Dillon William Dillon Union Chapel Rd Indianapolis Irene Byrum Fort Wayne Tennessee Albert Mary Grace Jackson Township Perkinsville Ironwood Anderson Scotty’s Inn Lelia Ann James ‘Grace Lewis Larry Billy Grace Westfield Marie Breed Sarah Metlock Bonnie Rose Chimvia Colorado George C. Harper and Son Funeral Nesday

Local Derby Officials Set Plans For Akron All American

Derby chairmen named for areas of inspection rules prizes and awards for the local derby and the All American event in Akron Ohio in August after the July local derby. Derby HQ is Hunter Chevrolet with mass sign up planned for February 2. Officials will hold regular meetings for boys signing up to race. Cambodia 1963 rice exports totaled 446000 tons.

Awue Page Akron Ohio Hunter Chevrolet Townsend All Boys

Villon McAdams remembered by family and friends

Villon McAdams leaves two grandchildren, a brother William McAdams of Indianapolis, and six sisters Mrs. John Sabo of Paonia Calif Mrs Hazel Hulse of Westport Mrs Walter Stinson of Huntington W Va Mrs Mary Spring Mrs Delbert Crawford both of Michigan City and Mrs Howard Collings of New Carlisle Friends may call at the Brown and Butz Funeral Home after 2 p m today.

JSON William McAdams Indianapolis John Sabo Paonia Calif Hazel Hulse Westport Walter Stinson Huntington W. Va Mary Spring Delbert Crawford Michigan City Howard Collings New Carlisle Brown and Butz Funeral

Gold Heist at Ft. Knox Withdraws $132 Million

AP reports a large amount of gold estimated at 132 million dollars was removed from Ft. Knox Ky shipped by four tractor trailer loads to an undisclosed destination. Some officials say value near 152 million and more shipments could follow with past moves routed to the U.S. Assay Office in New York.

FT. Knox. Ky Louisville Jeffersonville Ind U.S New York

Britain Jobless Rise To 376 376 This January

The Labour Ministry announced that unemployment in Britain rose to 376 376 this month, up 27 538 from December, but it marked the lowest January total in nine years despite the increase.

London UPL Britain Labor

Also Mentioned on This Page

Copter Saigon May’s Park 10Th St Madison Ave Anderson Kiwanis Club John Dickmann Russell Walch Frank H. Allis Howard Gaar Kiwanis International Rep Socem Iit Sonotone Citizens Bank India Mabel Garringer Richard Ewing Garringer Manor Rd Baker Brothers Funeral Home Anderson Memorial Park Madison Rena Conyers Daleville Rena May Conyers Muncie Shirey Robert Heeter Sanders Viola Hiday Ingalls Viola Lee Hiday Brown and Butz J Glen Turk Mendon Cemetery In- Balls Derby Cambodia Villon McAdams Ft. Knox Fred Duncan Willow Rd Edgewood Community Hospital H. M. Faust Ordie RAND Edgewood Plaza Nichol Avenue Anderson, Indiana
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