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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
1
Ford Motor Co demonstrated a warning system that uses auto radios to speak prerecorded cautions about highway hazards. Magnetic tape memory units store messages for bridge washouts roadblocks traffic pileups icy roads and speed limit changes triggered by transmitters when a car approaches hazards.
Ford officials presented a voice warning system designed to aid drivers and reduce fatigue as Congress debates a $19 billion Poverty War measure. Philco and Ford cited cost estimates for roadside transmitters and retrofitting radios, arguing the feature would broaden highway safety nationwide beyond car makers. The House pushed a $1.3 billion extension of Great Society programs as the bill nears expected passage.
The Madison Grant United School Corporation invites sealed bids for fuel oil gasoline coal and related supplies for the 1965 66 and 1985 66 school years to be delivered to Duck Creek Rue Elementary Fairmount and other Grant County Indiana sites with bonds or certified checks 10 percent and 14 day irrevocability. The board may reject all bids.
General Telephone Co. asked Indiana Public Service Commission to approve a wide service upgrade across a dozen Northwestern Indiana communities. The plan would remove rural multi party lines and four party lines in urban areas, create toll free extended area service, and adjust rates when implemented. Exchanges affected include Hobart East Gary Portage Kouts Wanatah LaCrosse Chesterton Michigan City Wheeler and Gary.
Paris reports France will keep boycotting the Common Market foreign ministers summit in Brussels. Information Minister Alain Peyrefitte said there is no change in France’s stance after new talks faltered June 30 over agricultural market funding.
Charlene Janis Booth 48 of 321 With St died suddenly at home. Born and educated in Ewood she is survived by her parents two daughters and a sister plus six grandchildren. Services 1 30 p m Saturday at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home with burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
Rome reports Italian fashion houses shifted away from space age vibes toward glamorous, pared down looks for women. Designers featured pleats, knee exposure, feathered hats, tunics, pleated skirts, and muted tones with refined tailoring. De Barentzen showcased smooth hip lines, partial kneecap hem lines, and slim collars in grey beiges.
Death notices for Mabel Kinnaman of Fortville Martha Coon Wilkinson of Cadiz and family man Leo Maurice Wiles of Indianapolis are listed with service details, interment plans, and surviving relatives. Wiles, 44, was killed when a crane bucket fell on him at an Indianapolis project. services and burial are noted with family locations and affiliations.
Governor John McKeithen announced the creation of a state biracial advisory commission on Wednesday. He said the measure aims to quell racial strife and prevent a major controversy, noting that Louisianans recognize the problem and urge unity.
Problem 5 lists students by district attending South Side Junior High and Anderson High School with figures for transportation to various schools. The Transportation Committee recommends contracting with the transit system to haul on a per‑ride basis and notes a projected saving of about 23.00 compared to the original plan, while warning exact totals depend on start date and route adjustments. It also suggests provisions for extra equipment if the city transit company rejects the daily rate. A drainage note from Grand Forks describes the Red River valley slope of one foot per mile toward the center.
Shrunken text fragments describe a large sum and a yearly spend, mentioning piles and relitch a Trise lion collars. The full context is unclear but hints at a monetary claim or expenditure tied to a belief or superstition.
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