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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1965
Page
4
Report from a border clash describes British troops repelling a raid allegedly by a militant group. The attack involved about 40 men and targeted a border outpost, with no defenders reported injured. Local spokesmen cited limited contact and emphasized defensive success.
Tokyo promotion of New Zealand mutton for school lunch programs has increased imports from four tons to 0.9 tons yearly over five years. The meat is served to 242 Japanese schoolchildren in stews. In Kuala Lumpur Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Razak warned that Malaysia would take strong action against Communists and sympathizers.
Washington sources report the Post Office ordered all second and third class volume mail customers to begin using ZIP code addresses by January 1 1967. The directive impacts about 275 000 firms across the nation. Brussels notes General de Gaulle faces a setback as the six nation EEC rejects his billion dollar farm policy, seen as France benefiting most. Observers call it a crisis for the common market. Detroit expects the third quarter to be the biggest in auto history with record first half output.
Dr. Richard Grosh of Purdue reported gratifying results after meeting with AEC officials to supplement Indiana’s Eagle Creek site bid. The added document argues power costs at 4.35 mills per kilowatt hour, or 3.73 mills at 80 percent capacity, to keep the state in contention for the $280 million nuclear laboratory.
Police disrupted an anti Castro gun running ring tied to Cubans in Florida and South America. Three men were arrested on weapons charges and released on 2500 bail each for July 19 hearings after arraignment in Brooklyn. Detectives said weapons were to be smuggled via Hoboken and delivered to Florida or South America.
Kelly Scott, seven, was rescued and in good condition at a hospital after being freed from under 7,000 bushels of shelled corn. Volunteer firemen removed metal plates from the cone shaped bin where he had climbed in with his cousin Jack Anderson, nine, during an adventurous play in a grain bin at his grandfather’s farm in Darlington.
Republican leaders in Congress warned of danger signals in economic indicators at a joint news conference in Washington. They accused the administration of temporary fixes and blamed rising prices and inflation on wage growth and continued deficits.
Tiros countdown continues from page one as hurricane season begins June 1. Tiros-7 and Tiros-8 are 18 and 24 months old, with uncertain remaining life. Tiros-9 will view Earth’s dark side during August and September peak months. Satellite use has allowed early storm warnings to save lives and limit damage.
Early 1966 plans describe Charles Conrad and Gordon Cooper as crew for a August 9 rendezvous with a pod satellite using a new radar. Gemini 6 with Schirra and Stafford targets a October two day flight to dock with an Agena stage. Borman and Lovell may approach 224 orbits and 670 hours in space, surpassing current records.
Dr Swartz notes Adena mound builders circa 800 A D in Indiana Ohio. Ball State offers its first archaeology field course with eight units. Students from University of California Michigan Central Oregon Brown and Nathaniel Hawthorne Hege, freshmen to grads, will survey map expose mound then backfill for patient safety. Relics become Ball State property. Dr Swartz previously led a natural history museum in Oregon.
A truck struck a roadside asphalt apron as Louisiana Congressman Thompson stood beside his car, crushing him against the vehicle and ejecting him. The truck then overturned. its driver Ned Turner of Westville New Jersey was hospitalized with internal injuries. Thompson, noted for wildlife conservation work, died in the incident.
Rain is forecast to continue as central section reports pasture conditions in a fourth week of decline, now fair. Corn yields rise with an average height of 22 inches last weekend, 3 inches above last year and 4 inches above the week’s average. About 45 percent of corn has been planted. extension agronomist Howell N. Wheaton warns the next 90 days could be critical for pastures, though good management can help cattle endure the dry spell.
At Da Nang air base a raid damaged several aircraft including two Hercules turboprops and an F102 Delta Dagger. A U S Air Policeman was killed while alerting personnel as infiltrators approached. Two Marines were wounded among 9,500 U S troops stationed in the area. Eugene Black arrived in Saigon for a three day economic survey. talks with Maxwell Taylor and Brig. Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky planned a countryside tour. North Viet Nam denied British PM Wilson's peace mission. US analyst notes may deficit declines and May farm price gains.
Peotener officials considered traffic signal improvements at five intersections including 25th Raible 38th Columbus 38th Main Madison Nichol and Madison 8th No action was taken with cost estimates ranging from 1000 to 3000 dollars per site A petition by Ernest Henning asking for an automatic signal at 19th Street and Central Avenue was also reviewed.
Henry Circuit Judge Wesley Ratliff grants an immediate restraining order blocking five new Anderson Board members from interfering with Metro District territory assets and authority in Richland and Union Townships. A July 9 1 30 p m hearing is set for a temporary injunction. The Indiana Supreme Court reviews a writ of prohibition challenging Ratliff jurisdiction filed by Paul Schrenker and Lawrence Booram for the county committee and Judge Smith.
Authorities report a confessed arrest related to a robbery at a store where Brenda Lawson described two gunmen demanding money. Amid this, Pope Paul’s travel during the Vatican Council’s fourth session remains uncertain with comments from Vatican officials and informants noting possible late year trips.
A town marshal pursued two robbers described as a 30 to 35 year old man in a white shirt and brown trousers about five seven and 155 pounds and an 18 to 20 year old Italian descent youth. A third robber was unnamed. No arrests were reported by late last night.
A two car wreck at 17th and Jackson Streets sent Barbara Baker 31 of 2903 Fletcher Street and James Newby 24 of 920 West 9th Street to St Johns Hospital for treatment. Fire crews responded to a grass fire at 108 West Oak Street around 11 AM and later to a car fire at 1918 Lincoln Street, owned by Ruth Smith, with slight damage reported.
North Viet Nam refused to receive the peace mission and declined to recognize the visiting delegates. Wilson urged retaining the mission as a nucleus for future peace efforts, while Hanoi may resist further contact and the British Foreign Office noted the complaint over addressing the authorities rather than the government.
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