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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1964
Page
3
Attorneys Gladys Towles Roet and George A. Forde surrendered to authorities in a high profile kidnap case. Police indicated ongoing investigations and potential charges pending further arraignment. The case draws attention from local courts and defense attorneys in Los Angeles.
In Frank Sinatra trial and related actions three defendants on $2 000 appeal bonds may seek retrials. Attorneys for David J Griffith John Wessler and Jeffrey Chambers indicated motions in Judge Nelson Bohanan's court, with potential appeals to the Indiana Supreme Court if denied.
Former Contiued From Page One ship Trustee and township school advisory board member, active in Farm Bureau. Native of Oklahoma born July 29, 1892. Body to Ewing Funeral Home with calling after 7 p.m. Friday. Survived by wife Dorothy Cook, son James Stephenson, daughter, two sisters, three brothers, five grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Memorial services pending son arriving from San Francisco. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Sunday.
A private investigator linked to the case as a parent of a prospective witness and connected to three kidnappers, alongside fellow attorneys, emerges as a central figure in the unfolding legal matter.
A giant balloon with a self destruction device landed in a soybean field near Mount Vernon Indiana. Oscar Seifer grabbed the craft and towed it with his pickup as state police disarmed the explosive package and cleared onlookers from the area.
The 1964 Madison County Home Demonstration dress revue crowned six champions and a junior champion Janet Marsh Markleville. Winners received engraved sterling silver charms presented by County President Mrs Kenneth Brunson. Moratorium debates continued with CORE and civil rights leaders split on demonstrations while discussions proposed limited actions and caution.
A condensed Reader's Digest excerpt highlights three signs of readiness for marriage and the stages you must pass through before tying the knot. It warns that taking shortcuts can alter personality and cites insights from a well known doctor. The column promotes the August issue and quotes Redbook.
The Dress Revue closed two days of events at Alexandria Monroe Township High School gymnasium with 165 participants. Dorothy Blevins of Anderson served as modeling consultant while judges Jane Beeler of Anderson and Barbara Mayes of Hartford City awarded blue ribbons for outstanding workmanship and modeling ability to Ginger Welborn of Frankton and others in separates and school dresses.
Soldwater Bohemian member left Grove tradition in 1962 citing crowding years. Goldwater will join as guest of retired General Wedemeyer at the Caveman Camp, one of about 150 Grove group quarters where each camp selects members. Notables include Herbert Hoover and sons Herbert Jr. and Allen, Lowell Thomas and son, and Eugene Pulliam of Phoenix.
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