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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1965

Page

3

Pulpits Used As Bars Ink Rome

Rome Italy report from UPI criticizes Italian traders converting pulpits and church silver into domestic objects. Vatican official condemns spoliation of churches saying sacred items should serve worship not homes, noting priests sometimes aid loot. Police recently recovered paintings from a cave on the Alban hills linked to church thefts.

Rome UPI Vatican Osservatore Della Domenica Vatican City Osservatore Romano Monsignor Benvenuto Matteucci Mattencei Msgr Matreucci Alban Hills Pontifical Commission For Sacred Art

Poodle Chews Up Man's Dentures in California

A Bakersfield man needed urgent denture repair after his poodle chewed the teeth. He bought PLATEWELD for 1.98 dollars to fix two teeth on the spot, and the repair reportedly held like new. Haag Drug Stores stock PLATE WELD nationwide.

Bakersfield Calif California Haag Drug

PHS To Study Asthma In Seven Year Program

Washington reports the Public Health Service will launch a seven year study on whether bronchial asthma is a state of mind. Led by Dr Marin Stein of Cornell Medical College the project will explore psychosomatic factors with a 106.5 grant and additional support from the National Institute of Mental Health. Steins psychiatry view treats asthma as a syndrome with multiple triggers and psychological processes potentially involved.

Washington UPI The Public Health Service PHS Marin Stein Cornell Medical College National Institute of Mental Health Stein

Suit Filed Against Dobich Firm Official

A. Pitts of Hagerstown sues Dobich Securities Corp officers in Marion County Superior Court for 15000 plus interest and punitive damages over 204 Midwestern United Life Insurance Co shares not delivered. Defendants include A J Moore and J B Kitzmiller. Pitts bought 143 shares on April 14 and 61 on April 26. stock promised for June after delays. The suit follows the Dobich firm's prior investigations after founder Dobich died July 10 in a helicopter crash.

Dobich J.B. Kitzmiller Pitts Kitzmiller Michael Dobich Moore

Senate confirms James Coleman as federal judge

The Senate approved former Mississippi Governor James Coleman as a federal judge on the Seventh Circuit by a 76 to 8 vote. Supporters cited his civil rights record while opponents questioned his segregationist remarks, arguing they showed lacking competency and character for the judiciary.

Washington UPI Senate Mississippi James P. Coleman

State Tax Board to Study Retirement Home Assessments

Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners plans eight local hearings within ten days to review retirement home property tax assessments. Letters went out to eight homes for hearings in local courthouses to determine if properties belong on the tax rolls and, if so, at what values.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana State Board of Tax ‘Commissioners Larry R. Mohr Mott State Board of Tax Commissioners Mohr Johnson County Indiana Greenswood Franklin

State Death Toll Rises Monday To 772

A car crash near Kokomo early Monday pushed Indiana 1965 highway deaths to at least 772, up from 669 a year earlier. The toll rose after eight fatalities over the weekend, including Donald K. Duncan, 26, of Kokomo, killed when his car was struck by a Norfolk and Western freight train one mile southwest of Kokomo.

United Press International Kokomo Donald K. Duncan Norfolk & Western

Elwood Y Center Picnic and Sorority Convention News

Elwood reports a Y Community Center picnic set for Wednesday August 4 at 6 30 p m at Callaway Park for board members staff and committee members with families invited and reservations via the Y Center. Beta Chapter Delta Theta Tau attended the International Convention at Edgewater Beach Hotel Chicago where Ruth Montgomery is International President and Warren Cox presided.

Elwood Y Community Center Callaway Park Elwood Y| | Center Delta Theta Tau Chicago Otto Morris Joy Redman Keith Scott Gene Smith Travis Tunis Ray Waymire Allen Weddell Wayne Wimmer J. Cole Chester Wolf Don Bailey Rod Hicks Joseph Beaty Joseph Humel Ernest Clingenpeel Danny Collins Bernard Connors Delver Curtis Waldo Darrow Jim Davis Kenneth Garrison Joseph Leisure Charles Mayfield Jack, Melling Walter Wirth Homer Kimball Nada Osting Kay Wolf Carol Connors Andrea Darrow Eben Norris Gladys McCammon Ruth Montgomery N. 7Th St Great Lakes Navall Training Station Norfolk

Warehouse Burns Sunday Evening Complete Loss

A Sunday night fire destroyed a warehouse at 44 North St in Elwood owned by Virgil Sturtsman. Firemen arrived after 9 pm to find the building already engulfed with explosive materials feeding the flames. The storage site held furniture. a broken hydrant hampered efforts but was not decisive as salvage was impossible. Damage estimates were being prepared.

Elwood North St Virgil Sturtsman

Venezuelan Dock Workers Boycott British Freighter

Venezuelan dock workers refused to unload the British freighter Custodian at Puerto Cabello amid protests over British trade with Communist Cuba. The ship carried 575 tons of general merchandise for Sincere and made a political statement, arriving from Europe. Nine foreign vessels have since sailed without unloading cargo for local firms, including ships from West Germany, Norway, Spain, France and Great Britain.

Caracas Venezuela UPV Cuba Puerto Cabello Europe Flandres West Germany Norway Spain France Great Britain

Tractor Pulling Contest Planned By Elwood Club

Elwood Conservation Club will host its annual Tractor Pulling Contest on Saturday August 7 starting at 10 am Prizes range from 50 to 5 dollars in each division Divisions include light 6000 pounds and under medium 9000 pounds and under and heavy 12000 pounds and under A garden tractor pull in two classes for 10 horsepower and under is also planned Entries 5 dollars at weigh in Position drawing at 9 30 am Admission for spectators is free If entries are insufficient prizes will be based on 80 percent of entry fees Open to all nationally advertised farm tractors on rubber Winners determined by heaviest load pulled with two chances per contestant Each contestant must have stationary draw bar 20 inches high hitch at rear axle Food and drinks will be on grounds Also Anita Pearson crowned Queen of the Old Fashioned Threshing Show at 4 pm sponsored by the Madison County Sheriff's Department First runner up Cheryl Hawkins Second runner up Jackie Daugherty All contestants received frizzes Grace Mays named Senior Citizen Queen of the show Final day of four day event seven states attended

Elwood Elwood Conservation Club, Inc Anita Pearson Madison County Sheriff's Department Harold Berry Cheryl Hawkins Jackie Daugherty Grace Mays

Elwood Mercy Hospital Admissions and Births Report

Elwood's Mercy Hospital notes list admissions Everett Goens Mrs Stuart Kelly and Mrs Joan McRoberts all of Elwood. Dismissals include Mrs Everette Mort and baby of Frankton and Mrs Wilma Bock of Elwood. Births announce a boy to Mr and Mrs George Long and two girls to Mr and Mrs Steven McCorkle and Mr and Mrs Donald Lee Wells, all of Elwood. Mrs Mary Southwell of 01 North 9th St was taken to Mercy Hospital for treatment and returned home by York and Dunnichay ambulance.

Elwood Everette Goens Stuart Kelly Joan McRoberts Everette Mort Frankton Wilma Bock George Long Steven McCorkle Donald Lee Wells Mary Southwell North 9Th St Wsa Mercy Hospital York and Dunnichay

Thatcher Services Set This Afternoon

Funeral services for Rosa Thatcher aged 7 will be held at 10 30 a.m. at York and Dunnichay Funeral home. The Rev Roscoe Pheneger of Grace Methodist Church will officiate with burial in Elm Ridge Cemetery Muncie. She resided with her daughter Bonnie Hoppenrath.

Elwood Rosa Thatcher Bonnie Hoppenrath York and Dunnichay Roscoe Pheneger Grace Methodist Church Elm Ridge Muncie

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Poodle Man Citizens Banking CO 11Th and Meridian Hollywood Uta Stone Tonia van Deter Marianne Gordon Bulletin—Herald Ward Montgomery Ward Anderson, Ind Dobich Firm Okehs State Tax Board Steven Poole South J St Indiana University High School Journalism Institute Bloomington Poole Elwood Club Elwood’s Mercy Hospital Thatcher RSA U.S St. Rds Anderson
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