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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1965

Page

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Navy pilots recount destruction of bridge near Hanoi

U S Navy pilots from the carrier Independence described a 90 second strike on the Tri Dong Bridge 40 miles southwest of Hanoi. Seventeen pilots reported two tons of bombs toppled a main span into the river amid intense anti aircraft fire. They observed Hanoi in the delta and a heavy smoke pall after the blast.

Independence South China Sea UPD U.S. Navy North Viet Nam Hanoi 7Th Fleet Tri- Dong Delta Grumman David Galbreath Bloomington Ind Douglas Bibler Galbreath Skip Word Virginia Beach Fla Baldwinsville N.Y Gary W. Aaron Tyler Tex Bibler Donald Beecker Donald Eaton Boecker Eaton Abe North Vie

Yorktown Robbery Suspect Ordered Extradited

UPI reports David Franklin Woodward 36 of Indianapolis was ordered extradited to Indiana after involvement in the July 1 Yorktown bank robbery of the American National Bank and Trust Co. He was arrested July 10 at Intranational Airport by FBI agents along with two accomplices in the $8,309 heist.

Los Angeles UPI Yorktown Ind U.S Russell Herman David Franklin Woodward Indianapolis American National Bank and Trust Co Woodward Intranational Federal Bureau of Investigation

Coliseum Tragedy Trial Goes To Jury Yesterday

INDIANAPOLIS UP I The involuntary manslaughter trial of Richard Ensigtt 38 charged in the 1963 explosion at the Indianapolis Coliseum that killed 74 and injured hundreds went to the jury Monday after the defense rested without calling witnesses. The state rested Friday. Ward said the defense rests and offered no closing argument.

Indianapolis UPI Richard Ensigtt Indianapolis Coliseum Ensign Discount Gas Corp Discount Corp Edward Franger Fred J Helms Palmer Ward Ward Addison Dowling Marion Criminal Court 2

Revenue Agent Reveals Snooping at Senate Hearing

A suspended IRS agent testified at a Senate subcommittee hearing that on instruction he broke into a Boston taxpayer's home and once watched the man's wife sunbathe through a snooper scope. He described bugged conference rooms and a paid agent posing as a Coast Guard petty officer during an income tax probe.

Washington UPI Internal Revenue Service Senate Boston Coast Guard Jack Harris Norwood Mass Harris Milton Bernard McGarry IRS McGarry Novver Robert M. Ferrick Johnson

Editor’s Court Contempt Hearing and Race Events

A Hamilton County editor faces potential criminal contempt as a hearing is set for Neal after a mid morning citation. Attorney Tom R White secured release on recognizance. panel of three judges plus New’s pauper attorney to decide guilt. Separately, a car race results list heats with drivers Lawley Smith O Connor Ponsler Herbert Sylvester and Conley in CLASS A events.

Page One New Hamilton Neal Hore Jon Neal Tom R. White White Daily Ledger Attornneys Leroy K. New Marion County Robert McNevin Indiana Hall Cochrane Noblesville Fugitive Vers Pat Finley David Lawley Mark Smith Pat O’connor Bob Ponsler Jim Herbert Randy Andis Phil Sylvester Rick Conley

Local heat race results highlight year of urban clashes

The article lists Heat numbers and winners like Greg Thompson and Gary Rinker with times ranging from the 33 second mark to the 34 second range, detailing quarter finals semis and finals. It notes a critical stance on traffic enforcement and the broader impact on justice in the community. The piece also covers park land plans, arboretum development, and Scout building timelines with city council leasing decisions and September start for construction.

Greg Thomp Son Kenneth Craig Scott McMann Alljgell Tony Smith Gary Rinker State Farm John Dew Buddy Ellis Bob Hood Rick Power Ted Patterson Eldon Maley Willie German Neal Sam Muddleto Rick Butler Don Bale Joe Minnick Steve Boston Jeff Hayworth Wayne Masters Bruce Cage David Lawler Pat O'Connor Jim Herbert Gary Stanley Frank Orbik Larry Breech Roger Rinker Steve Boster Tim Bates Rick Conley Jimel Park Department Russ Welch Park Board Bernard Krueger Boy Scout

Better Business Bureau Ethical Committee Info Notice

Chamber continues from page one to provide general business information and receive registrations from magazine salesmen while handling non delivery complaints. The committee notes it does not offer legal advice, enforce laws, or police ads, but promotes ethical practices and urges consumers to seek quality signs. Call 642-0264 for details.

Rep Table Firme Ay Cofe Cocusardine Clem Better Business Bureau Better Business Buraay Ethical Business Practices Committee

Rhee Visited by Exiled Korean Leader in Honolulu

Former Premier Kim Hyun-chu, leader of a Korean government in exile from 1912 to 1941, visited Rhee in Honolulu while traveling the world to plead his cause.

Kim Hyun-chu Visi Rhee Honolulu United States United Nations China Rhee North Korea

Frayed US France ties over Stevenson event sparks clash

Report details a mix of wartime and diplomatic references including Stevenson remarks at a Bloomington luncheon, French officials reviewing film footage at Pierrelatte, and tensions with U S over nuclear proliferation and Viet Nam policy as the two nations debate ally ties amid memorial observances.

Break-in at Cedar Street home alarms John King

Police reported a break-in at John King's home on Cedar Street with no items missing. A rear door window was broken and a man wearing a dark shirt was seen inside briefly while King and his wife were awakened.

John King Cedar St King

Clyde Beatty Dies at 62 Famed Animal Trainer

Clyde Beatty, renowned animal trainer, died of cancer at 62 in Ventura California after hospital exposure for pulmonary embolism. He had battled illness since July entering Memorial Community Hospital and earlier underwent stomach surgery in New York, with a career marked by injuries from lions and tigers.

Ventura Calif Los Angeles

Boy's Finger Caught In Shaft Of Grill Incident

Randy Wimmer ten-year-old son of Donald and Mrs. Wimmer of 1222 Wilth Street was injured yesterday when his finger jammed in the shaft of a barbecued grill. Father tried oiling the finger before an emergency crew arrived and freed the digit without further harm.

Randy Wimmer Donald Wimmer Wilth St Wimmer

Six committees map Madison County emergency plan names

The article lists six committees and their members for a Madison County preparedness program. Names include Don Holt Jim Leer William Dietzen John Clouser D L Abernathy Keith Bein hartz Kim Kirkwood Mrs Gertrude Wunsch Joe Davis Mrs F J McClain Dr William Kopp Cecil Carmichael Mrs Pat Pope Mrs Hester Frst Tom Di lcreto Arnold Healey Gribben Jones Willis W Cottrell Albert Boyer and others. It covers roles in warning communications survey radiological monitoring disaster nursing shelter feeding welfare and information and outlines council aims. Funeral notices for Arnold Healey and John Carrington accompany the report.

Iece Don Holt Jim Leer William Dietzen John Clouser D. L. Abernathy Keith Beinhartz Kim Kirkwood Gertrude lWunsch Joe Davis F. J. McClain William Kopp Cecil Carmichael Pat Pope Hester Frrst Tom Dilcreto Arnold Healey Leonard Sears Arnold B John O. Carrington Healey Aereee Gribben Agay Delco-Remy Here Ee Jones Gedge Brothers Steel Company Anderson Anderson Kiwanis Club Junior Achievement of Madison County Red Cross

Middletown High hosts alumni dinner before reorganization

Middletown High School plans an alumni event inviting past and present teachers and all alumni. The noon dinner asks each family to bring food and seating as former graduates perform musical numbers with Verna Whitworth and others on the program. Plans aim to form a permanent alumni association as the school joins Northwest School Corporation.

Rage Treva Collins Mullen Middletown Middletown High School Verna (van Hoy) Whitworth Northwest ‘School Corporation Flossie Orville Cleveng Middletown School Betty Wood

Azusa Team Set to Sing at New Columbus Church

The Azusa Calif. College International Team will perform at New Columbus Community Church Wednesday at 8 oclock. Members include Susana Siao Philippines Steven Yik Hong Kong Paul Yeun Ecuador and Jim Holsclaw Auburn Calif with Holsclaw as missionary chairman. Alice Mauldin of the college sponsors. The group reports a mission outreach through music and testimony.

New Columbus Ovid Community Azusa Calif. College John | Summers Susana Siao Philippines Steven Yik Hong Kong Paul Yeun Ecuador Jim Holsclaw Auburn Calif Holsclaw China Alice Mauldin Azusa

St. Mary CSC Leads St. John’s Hospital Expansion Plan

Sts. Mary CSC played a key role as administrator at St. John’s in shaping an ambitious hospital expansion program. Also noted is a local notice that tree ripened peaches are on sale at Nick's Orchard three miles south of Anderson on St. Ros. 9 and 67.

Nick Anderson St. Ros

Public figures attend solemn funeral for Adlai Stevenson

President Johnson and Mrs Johnson sat with Stevenson family as officials presented heartfelt eulogies. The scene showed the First Family in a somber crowd, Adlai Stevenson Jr and other relatives among mourners. The service reflected the nation’s respect for the late statesman and his public life.

Johnson Stevenson Adlairnl Borden John Fell

End of Geneva era chaos sparks Viet Cong attack

Three killed as Viet Cong mortars hit Bien Hoa and the Saigon defense line. The Viet Cong threat shut the field at 6 p m and halted telephone traffic while airmen hunkered in foxholes. Wounded reported as U S units counterattacked from Bien Hoa. Vung Tau road to the sea cut, seven bridges bombed over the weekend.

Indochina Viet Nam Cholon Saigon McNamara Army Earl Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff Nha Trang Cam Ranh South China Sea Bien Hoa 2Nd Infantry 173Rd Airborne Vung Tau Mre

Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties

Obituaries from Madison area list Donald Ashby Pendleton native died Sunday in Pontiac Michigan funeral Wednesday at Cornel Bright Funeral Home Rev Jack Barkdull in charge burial Huntsville Cemetery survivors include mother Iona Ashby Pendleton wife son Gilbert and many siblings Stella Edwards Wilkinson of Spiceland died Sunday Henry County Hospital survived by husband two sons sister four grandchildren and others services Wednesday at Condo and Son Funeral Home Lillie White Lapel 85 lifelong Lapel resident died Monday nursing home Pen dleton survived by three brothers service Wednesday in Lapel Burial Brookside Cemetery Martha Coon Wilkinson 87 longtime Harrison Township resident died Monday at Agnes McCaslin home Wilkinson Methodist Church service Thursday at Condo mortuary burial Hess Cemetery near Cadiz.

Donald Ashby Pendleton Donald Ashby Pontiac Mich Pendleton Cornel Bright Jack Barkdull Huntsville Community Church Huntsville Cemetery Tuesay Richard Iona Ashby Pontiac Iona Gilbert Gilbert USAF Julia Kinigan LeRoy Laura) ‘Cohen Greta Lawson Edith van Scoy Delores Clark Martha Smith Anderson Ruby Hodge Logansport Robert Ashby Ete ‘Vin Edwards Frankton Stella Edwards Wilkinson Stella F. Edwards Hobart Edwards Rt. 1 Spiceland Henry County Hospital Robert Edwards Ralph James Edwards Cambridge Ind Edna Jones Mays Condo and Son Funeral Glen Cove Knightstown Lillie White Lapel Lillie May White Scott Nursing Home Samuel Emily White Lapel Methodist Church Frank White Fred ‘White Peoria Harry 'White Battle Creek Mich Martha Coon Wilkinson Martha E Mattie) Coon Agnes McCaslin McKinley Ave Harrison Township Henry County New Castle Lon Coon Condos and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson Larry Shavier Wilkinson Methodists Church Condo Mortuary Hess Cemetery Cadiz

Funeral rites for Olwen W. Childress held today

Funeral services for Olwen W. Childress 49 of 2709 East 38th Street were conducted today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with the Rev. Frederick Lanan of First Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery with Masonic rites. Childress died early Sunday after a seven month illness. He was born February 6 1916 in Anderson to Olwen and Mary Milne Childress. An electronic technician he worked 30 years at Delco Remy Plant J. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church past master of Fellowship Masonic Lodge and a member of the Scottish Rite. Survivors include his widow Phyllis Dunbar Childress married in 1958 and three children Phillip Thomas and Donald all at home and two sisters Mrs Fred Bryant and Mrs Louis Gloyd both of Anderson. Friends are receiving for further visitation.

Olwen W. Childress E. 38Th Baker Brothers Funeral Home Frederick Lanan First Presbyterian Church Memorial Park Cemetery Masonice Childress St. John’s Hospital Anderson Olwen Mary Milne Childress Delco-Remy Plant J Fellowship Masonic Lodge Scottish Rite Phyllis Dunbar Childress Phillip Thomas Donald Ane Fred Bryant Louis Gloyd

Ft Harrison Band in BR Parade Here

Co chairman JD Coen of the Babe Ruth World Series Parade Committee announced the U S Army Band from Fort Harrison Indianapolis has accepted an invitation to march in the parade Saturday morning Aug 21 before the baseball series opens at Memorial Field that night. The Color Guard of George Hackett Post of American Legion which placed second in state competition will also march. Four local floats have been promised but at least five more are needed. A Sioux Indian family in original costumes will appear. A pony hitch from Perkinsville with an old time show wagon will join the procession. Coen seeks 100 boys to appear in clown costumes.

JD. Coen U.S. Army Band Fort Harrison Indianapolis Memorial Field George Hackett Post American Legion Perkinsville Coen

AA Founder Joins Jeffersonian After Cambridge Return

Former Studebaker foreign advertising manager returns to Cambridge in 1940 as president and general manager of the Jeffersonian. His nephew Robert W. Amos edits the paper and the Amos family lived in St Petersburg, Florida for the summer. He belonged to several groups including Community Baptist Church Searsvale Spiritual Chapel Camp Chesterfield Cambridge Masonic Lodge Sigma Chi Denison University. Funeral services set at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with viewing after 6 pm and cremation to follow Wednesday at 10:30 am conducted by Clifford Bias of the Spiritualist Camp.

Page One Studebaker Corp Cambridge The Jeffersonian Robert W. Amos Amos St. Petersburg Fla Community Baptist Church Searsvale N.Y Camp Chesterfield Cambridge, C Masonic Lodge Sigma

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