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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1967
Page
3
New Haven notes railroading’s evolution from the famed Ghost Train to the Turbotrain. Once a 40 mph luxury with velvet parlor cars and gold trim, the Ghost Train’s legacy ends as the Turbotrain brings modern electronic test gear and higher speeds, marking a major shift in 20th century rail travel.
Arab militants ambushed and killed four people in Aden including an anti Nasser opponent and his eldest son. A British spokesman said Cairo ordered the assassination as part of a series of political killings in the crown colony. The victims included Sheikh Ali Salih Fedama, 45, who opposed Egyptian influence in Yemen and ran anti Egyptian campaigns on Aden Radio. Also killed were the son and two Yemeni royalists. a fifth man was critically wounded.
The Geeting Summer Theater presents Sunday In New York directed by Lorna Howard with Nancy Thorn as lead and Norman Krasna script. Cast includes Mrs. Jo Funk and Mrs. Bridges. Performances run July 12 to 15 at the Anderson theater with curtain at 8:30 pm and tickets at The Showplace or box office.
RANKTON The 4H Club at Frankton High School hosted a meeting with a demonstration titled Frosting on the Cake. Mary Alexander and Kathy Dinsmore led the session while Debbie Bradburn and Clelland received first prize in a few events.
The Loyal Lassies 4H Club met at Highland High School on June 2 with LeAnne Dillon presiding. Committees for the annual 44H picnic were appointed and Dress Revue forms distributed to Seniors. Members heard reports from Purdue Round-Up and Health and Safety, with songs led by Jalane Kley and Susie Councillor.
INDIANAPOLIS AP Shareholders of Indiana Gas and Water Inc approved the sale of all water utility properties to Consolidated Water Co The sale covers 26 000 customers in Crawfordsville Franklin Shelbyville Noblesville New Albany Jeffersonville and Clarksville The company will keep operating natural gas properties in 83 communities
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