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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1967
Page
26
Fresno reports surfers and seekers chase hippies from Haight Ashbury like a fleeing scene. The culture clash grows as crowds overwhelm the once famed district, prompting concerns of safety and a chaotic retreat.
Israelis recount tales reflecting fear of land concessions and stalled peace talks. The piece mixes anecdotes about Arabs’ stubbornness, a Paris Louvre chair joke, and a youth culture shift toward rural life as residents weigh future options and the government’s elusive peace terms.
Las Vegas and New Orleans sites are cited as gambling spots, with a card sharp showing how easily players can be swindled. The detective Michael MacDougall, a 20 year veteran, explains cheating methods and urges honest gambling while exposing casino tricks in blackjack and other games.
Spokane youths ages up to 12 learn clarinets, cornets, drums and trombones in a popular summer program. About 361 students from 47 grade schools participate, with 208 in string instruments and 168 in concert band. The program feeds into fall grade school bands and an all city band, underscoring art as culture. My Three Angels summer theater runs July 26-29 at 8:30 p.m.
Paris reports contrast between neo beats and traditional beatniks as a tall European girl defends the movement. She says genuine beats differ from those “over there” near the Seine and Orfevres, where scruffy youths lounge on the quais. The neo beats are described as free and traveling to seek life, while some locals view them as a French offshoot of hippie culture. A separate item notes Lisa Barclay, 16, died from injuries after a traffic crash near Martinsville Illinois, with her mother Geraldine and father Charles injured.
Anderson obituaries note Mrs Stella Andrus and Mrs Ruth Turney among the dead. The Torrey Canyon oil spill prompts discussion on tankers and future maritime safety, with projections of 1,500 foot ships and supertankers shaping policy. Funeral arrangements announced for several local residents.
A lengthy page blends local parade timing in Lynch Foundry area with a manager meeting and pregame notes. It also covers a series of funeral services for multiple Anderson residents and reports on U.S. envoy talks with Allied leaders about Vietnam, including rebuffs from Manila and Bangkok, plus remarks by President Johnson and other officials.
Funeral services for Joseph A Vetor, 64, of Fairmount, will be at his home at 2 PM Saturday. Burial in Park Cemetery. Edgar Jones, 69, of Stinesville, died Thursday at 1:90 PM. Survivors include widow Ethel and multiple relatives. Final services for E Adams, 82, Wilkinson resident, 10:30 AM today at Condo and Son Funeral Home. Burial in Harlan Cemetery. Zeno Bramel, 94, Summitville retired farmer, funeral 2 PM today at Davis Strider Noffze Funeral Home Alexandria. Burial Vinson Memorial Cemetery Summitville.
The United States launched Orbit Geophysical Observatory 4 from Vandenberg Air Force Base and moved it into position for environmental tests. Ground equipment delays briefly threatened a stabilizing maneuver, but on the next pass the Ecuador Quito earth station ordered the spacecraft to face Earth, and the satellite responded perfectly.
A Republican Congressional Committee newsletter editorial accuses President Johnson of lack of courage and unpardonable indecision amid riots in Detroit and other cities, rekindling partisan bickering over blame for the crisis.
A wet pavement collision injures Dorris Dean a 2 year old from Muncie who was a passenger when a vehicle driven by William Gilliam 38 of El is collided. Cars sustained over 500 in damage. Tamara So. 2721 Tamara So was declared a total loss after losing control while passing another car and striking a cement post. She was taken to St Johns Hospital for treatment.
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