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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1965

Page

3

Budget Debate Shapes Party Responses in Congress

President Johnson’s budget plan draws mixed reaction from lawmakers. Republicans accuse overestimation of revenue and underspending warnings, while Democratic leaders praise spending aims and social welfare emphasis. Some Democrats urge restraint, fearing debt rise and poverty issues. Crosbysquare segment captures early partisan voice.

Nadhington UFT Monsey Reuss John W. McCormack House Gerald R. Ford Michigan Ford McCormack Harry F. Byrd D-V Finance Committee Henry D-Wis

Republicans offer alternative to President's health plan

Senate leaders and party figures spoke on a GOP alternative for elderly health care, with Richard B. Russell and Everett Dirksen emphasizing defense funding and budget discipline. They did not specify the form of the plan, focusing on national security as the foundation of world peace and urging fiscal restraint.

Rrord Byrnes Pameene Richard B. Russell D-Ga Senate Armed Services Committee Senate Defense Apatee Department of Defense Russell Congress America Ate Gop Evert M. Dirksen Budet

Incumbent Congress Urged to Review Reductions

The speaker argues it is Congress's duty to examine every item to determine where reductions can be made without harming services. He remains confident that this will be accomplished, especially by the minority.

Congress

Kiwanis International Golden Anniversary Dinner

Kiwanis International golden anniversary dinner planned at the OK Student Center Anderson College with wives of members as guests. Mayor Frank Allis to discuss community support projects for local improvement in coming years. Delco Remy Guide Lamp Barbershop Chorus to perform. Russell Johnson to serve as master of ceremonies. Dale Bengtson to lead group singing. Raymond Wirt, club president, will speak briefly. Dinner at 6 30 p.m. The note mentions a separate Beagle field trial count from last year.

astWanis Club Kiwanis International Anderson College Frank Allis Specife Projets Delco Remy and Guide Lamp Russell Johnson Indiana Kiwanis Dale Bengtson Raymond Wirt

Wife of Orestes cafe operator dies Monday

The wife of Orestes cafe operator died Monday after a lingering illness. Born July 7, 1900 near Leiswyre, she lived in Orestes 23 years. Survived by husband, her mother, three sisters, a brother, and other relatives. Funeral rites Wednesday at 1 30 pm at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home then Orestes Baptist Church.

Orestes Leiswye William Lenda Sizelove Elwood Eagles Auxiliary Alexandria Orestes 'Baptist Church Lena Sizelove Elsie Kiese Gas City Ally Kelley Marion Zelda Gregory Star City Hancis Sizelove Community Hospital Arl M. Kyle Elsie Allen Anderson

Slick Pavements Spark Rear-End Crash in Elwood

A Sunday forenoon crash on slick pavement injured Mrs. Naomi P. Lile 2405 S St when her taxicab was struck from behind by Luther Barnes 2415 Bain St. Barnes could not stop in time. N/A injuries. no major damage reported. Also William H. Kuschel 816 S M St detained for public intoxication after his car struck a parked Ohio car, sending it into a second parked vehicle on S Anderson St. Helm 1400 S M St sustained $50 damage and Phillips Berea Ohio $500. Kuschel’s car reportedly totaled. All-day RCC Club planned with Mrs. Aldred Smith 24th S Wednesday. Co-op Homemakers to meet Thursday at 1:30 pm. hostesses Lavonne Patterson and Tillie ensure.

Elwood Naomi P. Lile S. St Luther Barnes Bain St Barnes Lile S. F.st William H. Kuschel South M Street Wilkes Phillips Berea Ohio S. Anderson St James Helm S. M St Kuschel Helm Ad Ley RCC Aldred Smith Faye McCorkle Co-operative Homemakers Home Demonstration Club Coshostesses Lavonne’ Patterson Tillie

Women Republicans To Name 65 Heads

Election of officers will be held this evening at a Madison County Women's Republican Club meeting at GOP headquarters on Main Street. The meeting starts at 7:30 and is open to all interested persons. The program will be presented by Dr. James.

Madison County Women's Republican Club GOP Main Street James

Robertson Rites Set For Thursday

Robertson 35 of 9591% N Michgan Rd Indianapolis died at 3 am Monday at Veterans Hospital Indianapolis after illness. He was a World War II veteran and driver for Ryan Transport Co. Survived by widow and children Gary Pamella Sue Larry Allen, two sisters and three brothers. Body to Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with services Thursday at 2 pm and burial Sunset Memorial Park. Ambulance trips and relocations noted for local residents.

Siotyertson N. Michi ‘Gan Indianapolis Veterans Hostal Dianaplis Vern Nelle Ebb Adams Ryan ‘Transport Company Gary Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery Edgar Keeton Mercy Hospital Copher Fesler Sharon Ruth Ann Roller Elwood

Hog Cholera Eradication Effort Update at Alex

Phase I of a national program promotes vaccination to reduce hog cholera outbreaks. Quarantines and prompt reporting of suspected cases are emphasized. veterinarians, including Frese, urge farmers to cooperate to control spread and protect herds.

Harold Berry Sai

Selma Sheriff Assault Case Knots Civil Rights Scene

In Dallas County Alabama a 54 year old Annie Lee Cooper, manager of the Torch Negro hotel in Selma, battles with Sheriff Clark during a courthouse voter registration clash. Deputies cuff Cooper after a struggle while MLK and other civil rights workers are urged to stay back by U.S. Marshals.

Martin Luther Jr Start Shreak Co Cam Ainst Dallas Annie Lee Cooper Torch Cooper Clark Doyle Wright King Selma Alabama Perry, Wilcox Lowndes Erates King Clark U. S Becaue U.S Marhal H. Stant Fountain

YMCA and Club Schedule Fragments

Fragmentary local timetable lists activities at YMCA and clubs including memberships dinners toastmasters and education events. Names like Chief Anderson Lions C of C and East Side Dairy appear amid gym swim and fitness sessions with scattered times and lines.

Lumet YMCA Chief Anderson Lions C of C East Side Dairy

Postal Credit Union Elect Officers for 1965

The Anderson Post Office Credit Union will hold its 1vth annual meeting and election of officers on Saturday January 30 at 6 00 PM at the Saddle N Sirloin 3405 State Road 9 North The banquet will precede reports on the year and the naming of new officers Arthur Busby president will preside Members of the nominating committee are Joe Applegate Leslie Hoff and William Foster

Anderson Post Office |Credit Union Saddle 'N Sirloin State Road 9 North Arthur Busby Joe Applegate Leslie Hoff William Foster

Goodwill Industries Notes Citywide Employment Aid Efforts

Goodwill Industries reports 1964 contributions totaling 115000 in taxes from workers and 81900 from United Fund, foundation and individuals. Full year materials provided 658685 hours of opportunity for the handicapped, yielding 790110 in wages. 168 workers graduated to outside employment. Rehabilitation efforts focus on work adjustment training and integration into normal employment for many with multiple difficulties.

Goodwill Industries United Fund Foundation Miss Kean Goodwill Rif Kean Handicay New York N.Y Gootwil Indus Oto

Science shrinks piles with new non surgical method

A world famous research institution reports Bio-Dyne as a healing substance that shrinks piles without surgery and stops itch and pain. The compound is marketed as a nutrient supplement under the name Bio-Dyne, and is sold in auxiliary form for medical use at drug counters.

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Markets Talk on Beef Futures Trading

A Monday discussion on cattle and beef market futures trading will explain futures concepts. Arranged by the Agriculture Committee of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce the program notes Chicago Exchange started live cattle futures trading last November 30.

Anderson Chamber of Commerce Chicago Exchange

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