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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1965
Page
1
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller urged patience with party critics as he stated he will seek a third term in 1966. He did not close the door on a GOP presidential run, saying the 1968 timeline is far off and uncertain. Rumors of dissent from Michigan Republicans were noted.
A collage of quotes and political observations from UPI reports. Judge Carl McGowan eulogizes Adlai Stevenson’s legacy in Washington. In Anniston Connie Lynch voices a white supremacist stance amid a shooting incident. Augusta notes on Rockefeller’s NY support and tax policy remarks. Cleveland covers Rockefeller denying GOP split with Petrash on women drivers in traffic court. Javits appears as possible running mate, with Rockefeller hinting at no binding VP pledge.
Washington reports Javits rejects Rockefeller vice president talk as unrealistic while noting Rockefellers ambitions. Nineteen sixties style courtroom notes list suits in Anderson and surrounding jurisdictions, including mortgage, repossession, and divorce cases.
Jack E. Reich of Indianapolis and John F. Dille Jr. of Elkhart were re elected as chairmen and vice chairman at the Indiana Toll Road Commission annual meeting held Friday in South Bend.
UPI reports Hendricks criticizes delays in state appointments after James Mathis is named deputy state examiner replacing a retiree. He cites GOP underrepresentation on the Budget Agency and argues timing affects governance while noting a rise in personal income and a protest over televised speeches.
The report notes GM adjusted the annual rate to 623.9 billion while May Series rose to 520 billion. Mars-1 and a Martian desert scene are described with pictures showing payroll gains across construction trade transport and services. The text mentions a 25 cent share bonus and continued rise in employment and payrolls.
Vacation continues with classroom assignments and a city wide vesper service led by Dr Lycurgus Starkey. Students from kindergarten through juniors are listed with teachers and principals while the vesper is planned Sunday at Davis Park with a rain location at First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall.
The clipping recalls a 1961 blaze at a Freedom Riders bus near Oak Place and the March 25 shooting that killed Mrs. Viola Liuzzo near Selma, with Brewster and three companions, Jeremiah Adams Henry Bevers and Elgin Parker in the vehicle. A serviceman with a cuddly dog scene closes the fragment.
The Venerable Canon Frederick P Williams will preach at Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday at 10 am with Holy Communion at 8 am and 10 am. Archdeacon Williams joins the General Convention Joint Commission on Church Music to revise the Hymnal. The Episcopal radio program Parish of the Air airs at 7 am on WHAT. Vacation Church School runs Aug 9 to 20 from 9 to 11 30 am for preschool through grade 3.
In Muncie Indiana Owens-Illinois plant employees voted to end a two day walkout and return to work after about 60 workers staged the strike Wednesday. Union leaders and a company official said negotiations would not resume until workers resume duties.
Amid government turmoil in Greece, Athanasiadis Novas was named premier after Papandreou's resignation. The move caused a split in Center Union as seven ministers defected. Novas, born in Greece, soon formed a Cabinet with support from several factions, and burial plans for local figures are noted in Indiana obituaries.
Obituary items list several Anderson area deaths including Mrs. Elsie Phillips Sumner 73 of Wilkinson died at Hancock Memorial Hospital Greenfield after a weeklong illness born July 10 1892 in White County NL. Also noted are infant Virgil Gordon Smith Jr and Bertha Kline deaths. funeral arrangements reference Baker Brothers and Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. additional notices mention Ezr a Ebert Fatally stricken Tipton and Albert Boyer dies while on vacation near Land O Lakes Wisconsin. Pearl Murphy Daleville and Jay Rich memorials follow with graveside rites and services scheduled in Dunkirk and San Antonio Texas.
The report notes first Mars photographs returned by the U.S. and Soviet launches. Tass details unmanned Cosmos satellites 71 to 75, a 12.2 ton Proton I booster, orbit 375 by 2114 miles, 53.5 degree inclination, 92.45 minute period. Mariner-4 is cited as history making.
Grace Sanders, 79, widow of George Sanders, died Friday morning at Henry County Hospital in New Castle after several years of illness.
The Iota Sigma Union of the WCTU will meet Tuesday evening July 20 at Mrs Gordon Brattain 338 Edge1 mound Dr for a business session and officer election. Mrs Martha Breece will lead the program titled United Service with devotions To the Ends of the Earth.
McNamara met with Ky and other Vietnamese officials for 90 minutes to press for additional U S forces. The talks followed a four and half hour session with Taylor and Westmoreland. McNamara spends five days in the capital and battle areas as figures on troop strength were hinted but not released.
Harriman stresses that the United States and Soviet leaders must avoid nuclear war and work toward understandings on each issue. He notes both sides have a duty to the world and urges careful efforts to settle differences one by one.
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