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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1962
Page
2
Rise of Newspapers Through the Ages and Its Early Hurdles
A survey highlights newspapers as daily essentials in the United States, tracing origins from ancient Rome notices to the first English and American papers. It notes censorship woes, early printing shifts, and the 1814 London Times steam press that sparked mass daily circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
The
World
National Geographic Society
Rome
Acta Diurna
Acta Senatus
Acta Publica
Court Gazette
Europe
Nurnberg
Augsburg
Cologne
Notizie Scritte
Venice
Notices
Strasbourg
Signor Galileo
Padua
James I
America
Benjamin Harris
Boston
Boston News-Letter
John Campbell
Campbell
London Times
Crash Near Bird City Spurs FAA Report On Air Loss
In Longmont Colorado the Denver Air Route Traffic Control Center reported an aircraft apparently exploded in flight near Bird City Kansas Friday night. The Omaha based Strategic Air Command confirmed a B47 from the 310th Bomb Wing at Schilling Air Force Base in Kansas crashed about 8 40 p m three miles south of Benkelman Nebraska with at least one survivor initially reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longmont
Colo
Denver
Bird City
Kan
Federal Aviation Agency
Kansas Bay Patrol
Omaha
Neb
Strategic Air Command
310Th
Schilling Air Force Base
Sana
Benkelman
Bids Sought For I 69 Bridges In Madison County
The Indiana Highway Commission will open bids July 31 for three I 69 bridge projects in Madison County. The overpasses include four spans totaling 70 feet near Prairie Creek and four spans totaling 205 feet on S Main Street Rd, with right of way acquired for the road to be built over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Highway Commission
Madison County
Huntsville
Prarie Creek
S. Main Street
Auto Sales Continue Up
DETROIT AP. Sales of new cars remained strong in June pushing the January to June total to within two or three percentage points of 1955’s record year. Five domestic manufacturers reported 3,446,563 cars for the first half, with June at 609,712 the month’s second best on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Rockefeller Gets Kissed by Secretary at GOP Event
Ann Jones, a 21 year old secretary in the GOP Congressional Campaign Committee, kissed New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller in a receiving line with about 200 candidates. She said she did it on impulse and felt it was nice, later noting she could not feel a thing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
GOP
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Ann Jones
Congressional Campaign Committee
Miss Jones
Washington, D.C
Two Pedestrians Struck on Ind 9 in Rain Near 38th St
Two pedestrians were hospitalized briefly after being hit by a southbound car on Ind 9 about one mile south of the 38th Street junction during a thunder shower. Samaris Constantine I, 18, of Burksville Kentucky, suffered back injuries while Donald Wright, 17, of 642 Ohio Ave, sustained right leg and body abrasions. The driver, Matthew Seybert, 50, Rt. 4, Anderson, was unable to stop in time while passing a vehicle in rain. both pedestrians were walking south and facing oncoming traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind. 9
38Th St
Samaris Constantine I
Burksville
Donald Wright
Ohio Ave
Robert Hedge
Matthew Seybert
Rt. 4
Anderson
Hedge
Seybert
Death penalties sought for two youths in slayings
Commonwealth’s Attorney Shelby Howard said two teenage cousins Jerry Wayne Anfinson 18 and Kenneth Dale Woodward 17 will likely be tried in Bullitt County on murder charges with death penalties sought. They admitted in signed statements to the pistol slaying of James Benningfield 17 and James Vincent Impellizzeri 14 after a car ride on June 23 and were charged in Louisville with armed robbery and unlawful imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Commonwealth
Shelby Howard
Bullitt County
Howard
Jerry Wayne Anfinson
Kenneth Dale Woodward
Anfinson
Woodward
James Benningfield
James Vincent Impellizzeri
Not Involved Bennett Names Not From Lapel
A note filing in Circuit Court and published in The Herald states that the James and Betty Bennett named in the suit are not the James and Betty Bennett of Lapel, clarifying mistaken identity in the Friday report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Betty Bennett
Circuit Court
Herald
James and
Lapel
Dine and Dance to music of the Charlestonians
Dine and dance to live music by the Charlestonians on Friday and Saturday nights at the Charleston Club located at 116 E. 9th. The venue invites patrons to enjoy evening entertainment in a casual club setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Club
Bealls Chapel to Mark Semi Centenary in Perkinsville
Bealls Chapel Methodist Church marks 50 years with a July 8 program. Dr Byron Stroh, Indiana Methodist leader and former pastor, speaks in the morning. A noon basket dinner precedes afternoon addresses by former pastors including C J Kerlin and C P Van Y. The present Bealls Chapel building dates from 1912 on land donated by Dan McClintock. earlier chapel from 1863 stood on Clifford Busby farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkinsville
Bealls Chapel
Methodist Church
Byron Stroh
Stroh
Indianapolis
Indiana
Howard Lindley
Walter Neal
Forrest Crum
Mr. Lindley
C. J. Kerlin
C. P. van Y
Bealls
Dan McClintock
Daniel Wise
Clifford Busby
T. H. Beall
Epworth
Strawtown
Harvey's Chapel
E. A. Fish
P. T. Albright
T. S. Elkin
J. W. Smith
C. Harvey
A. S. Rogers
W. F. Cook
Eli Davis
Alfred E. Sarah
J. T. Fettro
F. W. Lacy
Richard C. Jones
J. J. Fred
James E. Ferris
Charles Shoemaker
Jesse C. Stutsman
H. H. Compton
C. A. Luse
W. S. Asay
H. E. Forbes
Leroy Huddleston
FE .H. Taylor
Bert Jones
J. L. Williams
J. F. Bailey
Ralph Richardson
K. C. Maynard
E. P. Shrock
J. A. Ruley
Arlington Singer
Frank Burns
Claudius Pyles
James Cox
Charles Clifton
Ross Hutsenpiller
Russel Hamerick House
Dale Giles
John McCord
William Frazer
Phil Stevens
C. C. Conn
Daleville
Fort Wayne
Oslo
Norway
Two Texan Suspects Held in Bloomington Motel Slaying
FBI in Knoxville reports Milam A. McNeal Jr. and Michale L. Andry were captured in Tennessee on felony assault and gun charges linked to the June 23 fatal shooting of Carl Snyder in Bloomington. Both men faced U S Commissioner Harve Duggins and were held on $20,000 bail. Bloomington police had sought the pair in Bloomington motel death investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Carl Snyder
Chicago
McNeal
Andry
U. S
Harve Duggins
Bloomington
Ind
Snyder
Cash haul linked to gambling kingpin Moriarty in garage
Police found 168675.52 in two paper bags and 2.4 million earlier in a garage near the Moriarty linked scene. Prosecutor Whipple said the cash and 45 bags of policy slips with adding machines support illegal gambling ties. A grand jury will consider indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
UPD
Joseph
Newsboy) Moriarty
Hudson County
Lawrence A. Whipple
Cade
Moriarty
Morarrty
Whipple
Kennedy Medical Care Plan Clears Senate Test
The Kennedy administration backed medical care proposal for the aged survives a Senate voice vote as a rival plan by Senator Morton is rejected. The plan would be funded by higher payroll Social Security taxes with a House path still required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Senate
Washington
UPI
House
Thruston B. Morton
Ray
Morton
Tobacco specialist Russell Hunt dies after 30 years at Kentucky
Russell A. Hunt 66 known as Mr. Tobacco dies Friday in Lexington. A Owensboro native, he served 30 years at the University of Kentucky advising farmers on growing methods and helped boost barley yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Russell A. Hunt
University of Kentucky
Owensboro
Hunt
Kentucky
Meteor fragment burns Shelbyville driver on Ind 9
A Shelbyville woman was burned when a small meteor fragment entered her car through an open window along Ind 9. Mrs Curtis Jones reported a fireball singed her leg and she burned a finger trying to pick up the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville, Ind
Shelbyville
Ind. 9
Curtis Jones
New Blast Delay Seen Over Johnston Island
Honolulu AP reports worsening weather could delay the third attempt to explode a massive 10 megaton warhead above Johnston Island. Joint Task Force 8 postponed the launch for 24 hours as overcast skies and rain showers move in, risking the test unless clear conditions prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Johnston Island
United States
Pacific Island
Joint Task Force 8
Weather Bureau
Dentists Stand With Doctors Over Provincewide Dispute
Dentists oppose transfer of patients to 35 emergency medical centers as doctors strike over a provincial act. Some dental surgeons plan to leave the province. threats against physicians have prompted police protection. Government lines up 14 outside doctors, including staff from England and the United States, while embargoed leader Lloyd remains out of province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Woodrow Lloyd
J. W. Brokebank
Lloyd
Canada
Citizens Safety Committee
Swift Current
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canora
E. W. Barcotes
Saskatoon
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Medical Care Commission
England
United States
Barcotes
David Berezan
T. S. Gibson
Milligan
Gainsborough
M. Leckie
Carnduff
Doctors receive anonymous letters spark Swift Current exit
In the Swift Current area a doctor Dr. E. J. Kusey of Canora died of a heart attack after receiving letters signed disgusted citizen calling him a rebel. His colleague Dr. G W Sutton also got the letters and Sutton chose to leave town. the missives carried no explicit threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Current Area
E. J. Kusey
Canora
G. W. Sutton
Sutton
Late Hours Draw Citizens to Public Offices
Clerks report crowds at extended hours with 29 making support payments and one divorce action filed. Lawyers Robbins and Salyer transacted business and an Elwood sub-agent collected hunting and fishing licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Robbins
Charles Salyer
Elwood
Eugene Creagmile
Creagmile
Joe Armington
Armington
Earl Daugherty
Larry Dean Fricke
William Jackson Fox Jr
Anderson
Robber Steals $544 In Store Taxicab Robbery
A gunman robbed a shop owner of $544 after entering, grabbing cash, and breaking the telephone cord before fleeing. Detective Clem Russell investigated as authorities pursue leads.另Two other break ins reported. Don Allman office window entry with $22 taken and Walton gas station loots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parisi
Clem Russell
Don Allman
12Th
Delaware Sts
Walton Gas Station
Walton St
Freeman Acts Dumas and Stone in Payment Case
Dumas and Stone received five dollars per acre plus thirty cents in an unexplained payment for information. They testified they believed they provided public information and described their conflicting statements under committee questioning. Biggerstaff linked the payments to Billie Sol Estes and Bobby Frank Estes, with envelopes and a planned payout to the two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumas
Stone
McClellan
Parnell E. Biggerstaff
Estes
Biggerstaff
Billie Sol Estes
Bobby Frank Estes
Billie Sol
Pecos
Eufala
Record of deal prompted request to destroy memo
Biggerstaff testified he delivered an envelope to Dumas and told the recipients it held something for "you boys." On a return trip they complained a memo recorded the deal and urged destruction of that record. Dumas and Stone corroborated Biggerstaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumas
Biggerstaff
Stone
Bonham
Tex
Estes
Johnson Named Manager of Packaging Machinery at Lynch
Bert Johnson advances to manager of packaging machinery development at Lynch Corporation. He previously served as assistant manager of packaging machinery engineering and now supervises all new packaging equipment development for the company.
Faulkner’s life and works recap from 1897 birth to The Reivers
The article chronicles William Faulkner born in New Albany on September 25 1897 his Oxford years and wartime service then outlines major works from Sanctuary and The Sound and the Fury to Absalom Absalom and The Unvanquished. It notes The Reivers as a July Book of the Month selection and discusses his Yoknapatawpha County fictional setting and recurring Sartoris family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkner
Yoknapatawpha
Sartoris
Oxford
Pusseuss Creek
William Falkner
New Albany
Miss
University of Mississippi
Royal Air Force
New Orleans
Times- Picayune
Sherwood Anderson
Absalom
Soblen Case Tests Extradition Limits Between Nations
U S officials in Washington say they will not seek Britain’s extradition of Soblen due to Britain’s extra extradition treaty not covering convicted spies. A new law is expected from this unprecedented situation as Soblen remains outside U S custody. The escort marshal stated his role was only observer during Soblen’s attempted self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el al
Britain
Israel
Washington
Soblen
U.S
Dr. Soblen
United States
Marshall
Landis Rites Set for 60 Year-Old Harrisburg Native
Harry C. Landis 60 formerly of Harrisburg died after a long Anderson residence and Delco Remy service. Born May 3 1902 in Harrisburg he married Lillian Schalk in 1936 at Muncie. Survived by widow a brother and a sister. Visitation after 2 p.m. today at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home services Monday at 1 30 p.m. Rev Steward Webber Belmont Bible Church. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Landis
Harrisburg
Addison
Annie Landis
Anderson
Delco Remy Department
Landis
Bethany Christian Church
Mt. Moriah
Scottish Rite of Indianapolis
Muncie
Lillian
Jesse M
Edna E. Landis
Harold E. Rozelle
Steward Webber
Belmont ‘Bible Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Atomic test at Nevada site traps most fallout near ground
The Atomic Energy Commission reported 95 percent of radioactivity from the blast was trapped in the ground or returned by debris, with the rest near the test site. The explosion shot a 7000 foot dust plume to about 12 000 feet, labeled Project Sedan below ground as part of Plowshare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AEC
Weather Outlook At Free Fair With Warm Humid Conditions
Weather at the Free Fair continues with warm humid conditions and scattered thunderstorms expected today and tonight. A high near 90 is forecast for tomorrow with upper 60s to near 90 through the five day period and about one inch of rain expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Kennedys Sublet Country Estate for Summer
The Kennedys sublet their Middleburg Virginia hunt country estate Glen Ora for several weeks this summer. The White House confirmed the arrangement and the tenants were not named publicly. The President and Mrs. Kennedy and their two children left Friday for Cape Cod to stay at Morton Downey's Hyannis Port summer home. the First Lady and children will remain there through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Hunt Country
Middleburg
White House
Glen Ora
Kennedys
Cape Cod
Singer Morton Downey
Squaw Island
Hyannis Port
Mass
Caroline
John Jr
U.S. Population Seen At 235.2 Million by 1975
The Census Bureau projects the U.S. population will climb from 186.5 million to 235.2 million by 1975 and to 259.6 million by 1980, using current fertility trends to extend present levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Census Bureau
U.S
Bureau
Worm Population Des Moines
One acre of rich soil will yield as many as 50 000 earthworms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Blanche Weaver obituary in Anderson Indiana details
Blanche L. Weaver 59 of 1827 Nichol Ave. died at 9 40 p m Friday in St Johns Hospital Madison County born Oct 4 1902 daughter of Isaac and Ivy P Dickey Smith lived in the county attended Grace Methodist Church Survived by husband George daughter Mary Lou Moberly one grandchild four brothers John A Earl Lawrence and Ephriam all Smith of Anderson and Albany Ind relatives receive at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home after Sunday noon services 1 30 p m Monday at the funeral home conducted by Rev Herbert L Schuckers Burial East Maplewood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche L
George) Weaver
Nichol Ave
St. John's Hospital
Madison County
Isaac
Ivy P. Dickey Smith
Weaver
Grace Methodist Church
George
Mary Lou Moberly
Anderson
John A., Earl
Lawrence Smith
Ephriam Smith
Albany
Ind
Waltz and Hiday
Herbert L. Schuckers
East Maplewood Cemetery
Carl M Summers longtime Anderson fruit market operator dies
Carl M Summers 66 of Rt 3 Anderson died Friday in St Johns Hospital He born Nov 12 1895 Coldwater Ohio and moved to Anderson where he ran the Carl and Alpha Fruit Market 38th St and Indiana 9 He was a Wesleyan Methodist and married Alpha Canterbury in 1917 They had two sons and two daughters in law and two daughters and two sons in law plus nine grandchildren He will be in Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home at 7 pm with burial in IOOF Cemetery Frankton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Summers
Carl M. Summers
St John’s Hospital
Coldwater
Ohio
John Summers
Anderson
Carl and Alpha
38Th St
Ind. 9
Harold E. Rozelle
IOOF
Frankton
James Bower 56 Chester WV ceramic engineer dies on fishing trip
James Bower 56 of Chester West Virginia a former National Tile Company engineer died after collapsing during a fishing trip in northern Canada. He was born in Auburn Indiana a Purdue graduate and Beta Theta Phi member. Services are at 2 p.m. today in Auburn with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bower
Chester
National Tile Company
Anderson
Canada
West Virginia
Auburn
Ind
Purdue University
Beta Theta Phi
Bower
Mary
Funeral services for Hanson Runyon conducted at Baker Brothers
Services for Hanson Runyon aged 74 of 1905 Costello Drive were held at 10 a.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home conducted by Dr. Robert W. Fridley of First Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Hans) Runyon
Costello
Baker Brothers Funeral
Robert W. Fridley
First Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries detail Zella Lobdell and Shirley S Grass deaths plus Charles Moore in Pendleton. Zella Lobdell 71 of South Bend born 1891. Phi Mu house mother at Purdue. her survivor and funeral plans. Shirley S Grass 69 of Shirley died in New Castle Hospital. survivors listed. funeral arrangements in Wilkinson. Charles Moore 64 of Pendleton fatally injured in car crash. services set in Pendleton with burial Grove Lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Lobdell
S. 26Th St
South Bend
Ind
Pendleton
Albert B
Hattie Taylor
Stephen Lobdell
Lafayette
Phi Mu
Purdue University
Cornell Bright
T. R. White
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Shirley
John S. Grass
Henry County Hospital
New Castle
Hancock County
B. F
Nancy McCray
White Oil Company
Alma
Berneice Olinger
Daleville
Robert
Brownsburg
Merle
Wilkinson
Condo and Son
Verle Libby
Shirley Christian Church
Charles Moore
Broadway
Lapel
Oral Rumble
Defense Contracts Total 13.95 Million
Los Angeles based Doug las Aircraft Co. announced two Air Force contracts totaling 13.95 million dollars for work on B-47 aircraft and Sky bolt missiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Douglas Aircraft Co
Air Force
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Ulm
Bulletin-Herald
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Tennessee
Thor
Freeman
Faulkner, Nobel
Soblem
Harry Landis
Kennedys Sublet Country Estate
Blanche Weaver
Madison
John Grass
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