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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1966
Page
14
Gov. Branigin named Dr. John R. Gambill deputy commissioner to act as commissioner until a permanent appointment is made. Gambill steps in after Dr. Stewart T. Ginsberg resigned, citing insufficient cooperation from the governor.
President Johnson announced a tentative agreement reached moments earlier between five airlines and the International Association of Machinists within the presidential emergency board framework. Negotiators said productivity and unit labor costs suggest the deal will not be inflationary. Members will vote Sunday and full details will be announced afterward.
The Rico Chets perform a daytime jam session at Dustys Red Dog Saloon this Saturday from 3 to 6 PM. The venue features air conditioning and casual, live music.
The 1966 67 Madison County budget outlines a large slate of requests across county offices. It lists salaries, operating expenses, and capital needs for Clerk of the Circuit Court, County Auditor, Treasurer, Recorder, Sheriff, Surveyor, Board of Education, Coroner, County Agent, Assessor, Prosecutor, Health Officer, Plan Commission, Veter an’s office, Voters Registration Board, Election Board, and Civil Defense, with totals approaching several hundred thousand dollars and notable increases for health, juvenile court, and welfare programs.
A report details multiple cyclist fatalities from separate crashes. Archer, 16, of rural M lUppital was thrown 100 feet when a cycle hit a turning truck driven by William Kers, 66, of New Paris. Spears, 18, of Indianapolis, was thrown 64 feet after a motorcycle collided Tuesday with a car and died Thursday at Marion County General Hospital. Ziolkowski, 16, of South Bend was killed Thursday when a car struck his motorcycle on Ramslick Ind, 2 west of South Bend.
Forecasters predict upper 80s in Southern Indiana Sunday with a statewide warmup. Agricultural experts expect good weather for hay drying dusting and spraying. Winds 8 to 15 mph. In Indianapolis a crane boom at the RCA plant toppled during installation toppling a several ton section onto the street narrowly missing nearby buildings and people.
Dusty's Red Dog Saloon at 116 E 9th Downtown Anderson announces monthly Saturday shows by The Ricochets starting August 1. Jam sessions every Saturday 3 to 6 pm. Air conditioned space. Phone 644 9455.
Obituary notices list Frank H. Noble of Noblesville aged 94 and other local figures, with details on their ages, residences, families, and funeral arrangements across Madison and nearby counties. Noblesville, Summitville, Lapel, Middletown, Pendleton, and surrounding areas are noted with service times and burial plans.
Multiple brief notices report deaths of Mrs. Hester E. Vance Mrs. Pearl Enda Ford and William N Gallagher with service details at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home East Maplewood and St Josephs Cemeteries Also listed are obituaries for First Lieutenant Edward F Hap Daniel L Wertz Harold M Edmonds William Hexamer Lula Scherrer and related funeral arrangements with family survivors and burial plans in Anderson Indiana communities.
White House and British spokesmen say no major decisions emerged from the talks between Wilson and Johnson. Wilson pressed Britain to revive its economy while noting steps unseen by any other democracy, including wage and price controls. A 15 minute Blair House delay preceded the prime minister’s conference with Johnson.
A proposed 50 cent vehicle inspection fee in Indiana would raise about 12.5 million dollars annually. An initial appropriation would fund setup, after which inspections would be self supporting. The legislative committee gave tentative approval amid higher traffic deaths, continuing a spike from a record prior year.
Nigerian army officers who led the Jan 15 coup killed Premier Balewa and other regional premiers. Unrest grows over the military regime as it pushes to unite the country amid 250 tribal groups and regional tensions. Ironsi was in Ibadan for a chiefs conference when the coup erupted.
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