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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1964

Page

7

Welsh outlines water projects rely on local support

Gov. Matthew E. Welsh urged enthusiastic local backing for flood control reservoirs at a Mansfield Reservoir recreation day. He cited Raccoon Lake as a fine Midwest example and projected 35 000 acres of man made lakes from new projects over 10 years, benefiting communities and farms with flood protection, water conservation, and recreation. The Wabash Valley Association, with 7000 members across Indiana and Southern Illinois, sponsored the event.

Rockville Ind Matthew E. Welsh Mansfield Welsh Indiana Illinois Wabash Valley Association Raccoon Lake Midwest Monroe Wabash Patoka Big Pine Lafayette Brookville Clifty Creek Ilinois

Hedge Selling and Liquidation On Grain Market

AP report from Chicago notes hedge selling and liquidation dominated grain futures trading on the Board of Trade. New grade wheat and other crops fell to season lows with losses around a cent per bushel, while rainfall across many areas suggested potential average soybean yield. July contracts showed declines across wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans with prices quoted in the low cents and dollars per bushel.

Chicago Mon- Gay Board of Trade

Methodist Women Circle Meeting at Wilkinson Church

The Esther Circle of Wilkinson Methodist Church met with hosts Mrs Ed Mench and Mrs Gussie Hastings. Meditations, program planning, and lessons were shared, with 313 members and two guests served refreshments. The next meeting shifts to Tuesday. weekend visitors and local social notes are included.

Shirley Esther Wilkinson Methodist Church Ed Mench Gussie Hastings Charles Nelson Margaret Williams Greenfield W. Q. Powers Floyd Railsback Christ Maud Greenwood Lawrence Siaver Matt Loar Gla Willis and Son Shirley Park Harry Loar Lawrence Willis W. Margaret W Omer Jessup Shirmer Franklin Robert Landram Ile Tenn Atlanta Clearwater Fla

County Bridge Progress Noted

County Surveyor John Mf ship reports progress by the 3 anid Com pany of Indianapolis on a two span 320 foot bridge over Pipe Creek and the Ryan Gravel pit near Orestes. Martin Milling engineer for the bridge says two 12 ton steel beams were set early this week. County commissioners say erection of the steel and concrete Range Line Road bridge east of the city will begin soon.

John Mfship 3. Anid Indianapolis Pipe Creek Ryan Gravel Pit Orestes Martin Milling Range Line Road

Troop Carrier Wing Plans 15 Day Summer Camp

Colonel John W Hoff of the 434th Troop Carrier Wing announces a 15 day summer encampment in August with over 2,000 personnel. The 930th and 931st Groups will train at Bakalar Air Force Base Columbus Indiana, while the 932nd trains at Scott Air Force Base Belleville Illinois. Wing Headquarters also at Bakalar August 6 to 22. Intent is to raise operational readiness.

John W. Hoff 434Th 930Th Bakalar Air Force Base Columbus Indiana 931St Bakalar Scolt Air Force Base Belleville Ilinois 454Th

Alpha Club Names Program Committee In Shirley Meeting

The Alpha Club met at Mrs Roscoe Flora's home with Mrs Dallas Turner assisting The program committee was formed by Mrs Faye Hanna Mrs Lawrence Howell and Mrs Joseph Florea The Brown Township Home Demonstration Club plans a morning meeting Wednesday at Mrs Walter Brummett's home Refreshments at 9 am and the meeting follows Final plans for a trip to the Don Melvoin Show Friday July 24 At Wilkinson Methodist Church by 730 am The Nameless Creek Christian Church to sponsor a supper gasbord Saturday July 25 from 8 pm A freewill offering will be taken Mr and Mrs Tilden Lipp attended the wedding of Rae Jean Van Arsdel and Kenneth Prybulla at Little Flower Catholic Church Indianapolis The reception was held at Otterbein U B Church.

Ohirley Alpha Club Roscoe Flora Dallas Turner Will ‘Beeson Faye Hanna Marie Cox Lawrence Howell Joseph Florea Brown Township Walter Brummett Norman Ellsworth Don Melvoin Wilkinson ‘Methodist Nameless Creek Christian Church Tilden Lipp Rae Jean van Arsdel Indianapolis Kenneth Prybulla Michigan City Little Flower Catholic Church Otterbein U.B

Three Chicago Men Arraigned For Crime Spree

Three Chicago men James Archbald Clarence McCullough and J B Daniels were arraigned on armed robbery and kidnapping charges after a morning spree in southwestern Michigan. Bonds set at 100000 each pending examination July 28 29 and 30. A 16 year old Arkansas youth was also involved. Police charged the group with kidnapping two officers and a gas station attendant and robbing at least four service stations. Victims were stripped of clothing weapons and a police car.

Benton Harbor Mich Chicago Michigan James Archbald Clarence McCullough J. B. Daniels Arkansas Berrierings Bert Cooner Here Terry Hoadley Guy Smith

Senate confirms Collins as racial arbiter amid protests

The Senate voted 53 to 0 in favor of former Florida governor Leroy Collins as Johnson's racial arbiter under the new civil rights law. Collins, praised as moderate and capable, faced a fierce challenge from Sen. Strom Thurmond who labeled him a turncoat. Several Republican and Democratic leaders defended Collins, highlighting his conciliatory role in race relations and potential for advancement. The eight opponents were Southern Democrats including Eastland Hill McClellan Sparkman Thurmond Johnston Robertson Stennis.

Washington UPL Senate Florida Leroy Collins Johmson Collins Strom Thurmond D-S.c Spessard L. Holland Holland Kenneth Keating N.Y Keating Mike Mansfield Mont Ship National Association of Broadcasters Johnson Thurmond James Eastland Miss Lister Hill Ala John McClellan Ark John Sparkman S.C Qlin D. Johnston A. Willis Robertson John Stennis

New York Market Closes Lower In Slow Monday Trade

The New York market eased in a slow session with modest losses across sectors. Dow Jones fell 1.96 to 849.39 as oil, steels, motors, and utilities declined, while oils and building materials resisted and edged up. Volume was 4.35 million shares. Major names like General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler traded lower. American Motors and Studebaker declined as well. The American Stock Exchange saw a generally softer day with 1.25 million shares traded.

New York Wall Street Dow Jones Associated Press Oi General Motors Ford Chrysler American Motors Studebaker Aerican Stock Exchange Cor Ihe New York Ie

Marion Newsman Takes Crawfordsville Radio Job

Richard Lin a former Marion newspaper editor moves to Crawfordsville to start WCVT broadcasting day and night from a downtown studio. The setup includes four towers and transmitters on a seven acre site three miles northwest of town. Ralph J Bitzer of St Louis is vice president. Fort Peckham on the Missouri River is noted nearby.

CRAR Richard Lin Marion Sarasota, Fla Lindsay Marian T Cle Corp Marion Chronicle oy-Trikene PAM Presidfordsville WCVT Crawfordsville Ralph J. Bitzer Radio and Television St. Louis, Mo

Burglar Robbery Strikes Capital Tavern in Indianapolis

Thieves forced entry at Daymon’s Lounge on Lafayette Road early Sunday, cracking the safe and taking about 5500 dollars in cash checks and payroll records. Owner Dayar Kereta, 42, reports nearly 1000 dollars in checks missing while police note drill marks on the safe door.

Indianapolis Epi Daymon Laffayette Dayar Kereta Lotma V

Night of terror on tense Harlem street shocks city

A World War II era New York scene unfolds as a 15 year old is killed by a police bullet amid riots on Seventh Avenue. A black nationalist rally echoes fear while police clash with mobs, with reporters facing threats and danger as he recounts the chaotic night.

New York Harlem Street Lester Carson New York World-Telegram & Sun UPI Harlem James Powell Seventh Ave Jesus Mount Morris Presbyterian Church Uncle Tom Tyris Griffin Lenox Ave Powell Theodore Jones

Purdue Professor Elevated To Head Industrial Education

Max Eddy associate professor of industrial education at Purdue University has been appointed head of the department. Eddy, at Purdue eight years, also directs a job training program in Evansville for mentally retarded youths started about 15 months ago. He is a Slater Missouri native and succeeds Prof. Harry B. Belman who retired June 30.

Lafayette, Ind UPL Max Eddy Purdue University Eddy Purdue Evansville Slater Harry 8.Belman

Urban Renewal Resignation Sparks Control Claims

Jeffersonville urban renewal director William McGill resigns and accuses May or Richard Vissing of planning to kill or politically dominate the city's 6 million urban renewal program. McGill protests steamroller tactics by foes of his policies as new trustees join the redevelopment board.

Jeffersonville William McGill Richard Vissing McGill Louisville Times Board of Trustees City Redevelopment Commission Redevelopment Board Vissing Redevelopment Commission

Fourteen Families Gathered for Wiles Reunion at Wilkinson Home

Shirley area social page reports the Wiles reunion at the Wilkinson home near Shirley with guests from Wilkin son Greenfield Knightstown Wilmington Indianapolis Marion and Richmond plus Greenfield and Morristown. Attendees shared meals and later birthdays celebrated in Mrs Lisher’s yard with Kopper Kettle dinner. Also notes travelers Tom Austin and Danny White returned from Alabama and Wisconsin respectively.

Shirley Wiles Robert Brown Robert Collins Wilkinson Ramona Stockton Greenfield Eva Cronk Wayne Chew Knightstown Lula Pulse Wilmington Del Georgia Yates Indianapolis Freddie Chance Marion Basil Goudy Wilbur Lanigan Robert Jordan Richard Goudy Connie Mills Orville Wiles Richmond Ray Buchanan Jessie Lisher Pat Snider Alabama Danny White the Dells Wisconsin

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