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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1965

Page

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End of life in Pittsburgh spree ends with police confrontation

A gunman Leroy Scott, 25, killed himself as police closed in after a five hour shooting spree that left three dead. Aaron Godfrey, 59, was slain by a police bullet, not by Scott, and two officers were wounded. Police identified former Cardinals player Coleman McDonough among those killed.

Scott Joseph B. Dibbs Aaron Godfrey Eugene Coon Leroy Scott Coon Godfrey Joseph Laffey Leo Mincin

Redbud planting drive pledges participation at community cookout

Oklahoma folk fete at Cookout cards promote Redbud planting and farm program goals led by Madison County ASC committees. Elmo Dotson hosted guests with Anderson and Pryor families joining in farm program discussions and care practices for improved service.

ASCS Daleville Elmo Dotson Anderson Carl Studebaker Denver Mays Roy Madison County Agriculture Sein Pryor

Redbud Project Progress in Anderson the Beautiful Plan

The group pushing Anderson the Beautiful reports continued public backing for the Redbud capital program. Plans include a First Annual International Redbud Festival, a Redbud Plaza, Central Mall concept, and landscaped downtown improvements to boost city pride. Officials urge display of Anderson Redbud license plates to show support.

Anderson Anderson the Beautiful Jack Miller Weiler Bannerair Redbud Central Mail Miami Beach Fresno Chamber of Commerce

City June safety and police stats show multiple causes and arrests

June reports detail 123 fire alarms with 19 false, major trash and autos as causes, 203 emergency calls, 1646 miles by units on 26 calls, and 210 traffic accidents with 56 injuries. Arrests total 277 with categories including intoxication 86 and juvenile delinquency 30. Land mass note follows.

Police Department Safety Board Anderson

Coliseum Explosion Trial Jury Selected

A jury of six housewives and six industrial workers was chosen for the involuntary manslaughter trial of Richard Ensign, 34, of Elkhart, linked to the 1963 Halloween disaster at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum. Ensign was Indianapolis manager of Discount Gas Corp which supplied the bottled gas for the concessionaire. A separate item notes Firestone's Noblesville plant winning a $5.6 million Army contract to produce 243,000 tank treads.

Indianapolis Richard ‘Ensign Elkhart Indiana States Fairgrounds Coliseum Ensign Discount Gas Corp Noblesville, Ind Firestone Tire & Rubber Company Noblesville

Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties

Multiple obituaries from Madison and nearby counties note deaths: Kenneth Keesling 60 of Middletown former Delco Remy foreman with services in Pendleton, burial in Anderson Memorial Park. Mrs Estel Doughty with rites in Greenfield. Maude May Blackerby 84 of Summitville died in Gaston with services in Noblesville. Donna Shull 79 of Pendleton after illness with services in Pendleton. Survivors, residences, and religious affiliations listed.

Kenneth Keesling Middletown Kenneth, Keesling Rt. 1 Delco-Remy St. John’s Hospital Anderson Marklevile Sisterhood Ovid Masonic Lodge Scottish Rite Valley and Shrine Indianapolis Bethesda White Shrine Madonna Dennis Herman Zirkle Gerald Cornell Bright Pendleton Funeral Anderson Memorial Park Maude Blackerby Summitville Maude May Blackerby Golden Rule Gaston Bethel Friends Church Marion Elizabeth Juilleart Dayton, C Bertha Pence J Courtland N.Y Marie Scott Lafayette Charles Jesse Dayton Ohio Blanche Swain Elizabeth Adamson van Buren Ewing Funeral Home Donna Shull Pendleton Donna Shull State St Skull Department Pendleton Methodist Church WSCS Pendleton Order of the Eastern Star Independent Social Club Royal Neighbors Lodge Vera Walker Lapel Frank Gardner Bedford

James E. Davis dies at 67 founder of North Star restaurants

James E. Davis 67 former Rancho Grande Drive-In owner and North Star restaurant founder died at his Muncie home after a long illness. Last rites at Meeks Mortuary Muncie 10 a.m. today with burial in Tomlinson Cemetery IMRS. Also listed are notices for Sadie M Al bert Nora Murphy and service details including Greenlawn Cemetery Barberton Ohio and East Maplewood Cemetery.

James E. Davis Rancho Grande Drive-In Muncie North Star Restaurants Meeks Mortuary Tomlinson Cemetery IMRS Sadie Albert Sadie M. Albert Harold E. Rozelle Harold Backett Noble Street Methodist Church Greenlawn Cemetery Barberton Ohio Nora Murphy Chesterfield Free Will Baptist Church William Patterson East Maplewood Cemetery

Prophecy claims and warnings linked to Kennedy era quotes

The passage references Jeane Dixon and her alleged prophecies about the White House and a warning to President Kennedy before a trip. It also notes a Reader's Digest feature about a woman born with an uncanny gift and troubling prophecies, framed as researched facts from a 12 year old context.

Jeane Dixon White House Kennedy Reader's Digest

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