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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1963
Page
4
Harold Ficklin, 2, Manila, was sentenced to 2-5 years in Shelbyville Indiana for a Waldron post office burglary in May. He was linked to a five man two woman burglary ring suspected by FBI and postal authorities of more than two dozen bank and post office burglaries since November.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cox of AR have financially adopted eight year old Choi Myung Sun through Foster Parents Plan Inc New York promising $15 a month for at least a year. Authorities say a ring break in and arrests in Indianapolis and other cities helped expose the scheme. The Choi family in Seoul includes two girls ages 13 and 4 two boys ages 11 and 9 and the parents. The foster funds provide $8 monthly as cash and $7 for goods medical care school fees and other aid. The Cox adoption is described as a life line to the Korean family amid poverty and hunger in a Seoul slum.
A medical claim about CoLonalp tablets using a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action to ease constipation caused by tense nerves. The ad promises overnight relief and urges purchase of an introductory size for 43 cents.
Charles Cummings will be guest speaker at the Exchange Club of Anderson noon meeting in the YMCA Mulberry Room. He will discuss coaching experiences and the question Why an Athletic Program. New club officers will take duties July 10 including Schuyler as president and Rains as past president. Installation will be at Russell Baker’s home.
Preston Wolfe, a nationally known lecturer, warned at Anderson Kiwanis Club lunch that Communists infiltrate Latin America using Cuba as a base. He cited Castro propaganda in Central and South American nations as part of an effort to advance Communist goals.
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