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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1966
Page
2
HILO Hawaii AP young John Kennedy, five year old son of Mrs John F Kennedy, burned his hand at a beach cookout on the big island Thursday. He was near a campfire for a wiener roast when he touched a coal that had cooled but remained hot enough to cause a severe burn, according to a group member.
A local panel discussed a proposed federal building needing about 28 000 square feet with 7 000 square feet for offices and possible court facilities in Anderson. The plan would sell or trade the current building and seek congressional funding, with the downtown post office substation on the ground floor and area offices occupying most of the present structure.
Multiple obituaries from Madison area listing victims including Erman Enot notices and Emmet D Williams. Details include family survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial places across Marion Grant and surrounding counties.
Lasting traffic guidance mixes with funeral notices and obituaries in Pendleton and Noblesville. Mary Ann Sheets and Hazel Newby are among those remembered, while road safety tips urge steady speeds, signaling, and safe following distances amid a busy news page.
President Johnson won assurances from the nation s hospitals that they stand ready willing and able to carry out Medicare if it becomes law despite concerns about costs. The remarks came as the AP dispatch notes ongoing debate and medical sector support for the program.
The article previews next season’s fashion trends with tent coats and dresses, noting wide silhouettes, sweater dresses, and two main tent designs. It covers designers, showings in New York, and the impact on wardrobes as fashion reporters clock telecast coverage and note influence from presidential and medical policy contexts.
President Charles de Gaulle returned to Paris after a 12 day Moscow mission hailed as important and truly remarkable by officials. He urged full independence in world politics and signaled possible future visits to Poland and the Pacific tests. Diplomatic circles view the talks as opening broader East West cooperation avenues despite NATO withdrawal moves.
Social Security office at 216 E 6th St will be closed Saturdays from next month. District manager Herman Landes announced reduced Saturday morning hours and new Thursday evening hours until 9:00 starting July 7 to aid workers and improve service with minimal staff and compensatory time off.
Madison County Home Demonstration Council awards $100 Lulu Boone Scholarships to two high school girls. Highland High School’s daughter from the Thurman family, and Pendleton’s Mort, both plan to study home economics in college. Mort aims Ball State University, Mort’s scholarship honors Gon Boone, former president of the Madison County group.
In Athens, a federal trial over the 1964 shotgun slaying of Lemuel Pent heard three Ku Klux Klan defendants Cecil Myers Joseph Howard Sims and George Turner and three confederates accused of conspiring to keep out-of-state Negroes from the university town A sealed verdict was agreed upon by both sides The maximum penalty contemplated is 10 years in prison plus a heavy fine The case arose under the 1870 civil rights law after state murder charges had failed against two Klansmen The jury of 10 White men and 2 women deliberated late into the fifth day with Judge William A Bootle presiding
Indiana hospitals faced Medicare implementation with little impact on admissions. Marion General Hospital in Marion received three older patients by noon and one more before noon, while overall daily turnout remained steady. El Salvador laws require every man to vote.
Taree boys accusea of steal ag citvens band radios, a too ty radio, and a walkie talkie 'se arraigned om charges of juvenile delinquents Srday'in Jarge Netion. Boban on's Superior Court 2 "The equipment was taken rom cars parked in the Delco emy and Guide Lamp parking "The boys appeterday 'appearing yest included: 'Duane Vas Dalsen, 'son'of Hugh Van Dale, 2023 Fetterson St., Dennis Robert son. of Joyce Trimble, 2119 Main St . The boys were accompanied in court by their parents, to hear the evidence presented by the state. Judge Bohannon l eased the 'boys to bhe custod y of their parents until July 8 at 10 am . Two other juveniles appeared with their parents to answer to charges of delinquency. Rich ard K. Richwine, son of Ralph 'and Betty Richwine, 2231 Ar row Ave. who was ordered 'committed to the Madison Coun ty Jail and Joyce Isaac, daugh ter of Joyce and Frances Isaac, 2006 Jefferson, who was com mitted to the Juvenile Center. Further evidence will be heard in their cases also on July 8
Three North Vietnamese torpedo boats were sunk after a two hour naval battle sixty miles off Haiphong. Eighteen North Vietnamese sailors were rescued by American warships before their vessels foundered. one American plane from the USS Constellation was damaged but returned to the carrier. The Niagara River drop is noted at about 315 feet in seven miles.
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