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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1964

Page

2

Indiana's four state schools seek 56.5 million for 85 87 plan

Indiana's four state-supported universities and colleges filed a $56.5 million request with the State Budget Agency for construction and rehabilitation for the 1985 87 fiscal period. Indiana University asked an additional $2 million for a second teaching hospital unit to remodel the school of dentistry and expand utilities.

Indianapolis Indiana Indiana University School of Dentistry

Bill Hovermale To Address Jaycees At Kings Crown Inn

Bill Hovermale manager of the Chamber of Commerce will address the Junior Chamber of Commerce at 7 p.m. tonight at the Kings Crown Inn. Topic: How the Junior Chamber can serve the Chamber in Anderson. Jaycee annual installation dinner dance set for June 27, 1964.

Bill Hovermale Chamber of Commerce

Budget bids for four state schools face trimming

A biennium funds request for four state schools will be submitted later and reviewed for cuts by state officials before the 1965 67 budget. The requests compare with 47.9 million sought for 63 65, with only about 20 million actually appropriated.

General Assembly Kivu Miller U.N Rockefeller Harris Goldwater Richard M. Nixon

Former Agent Gessner Reveals Secrets to Soviet Agents

From Mexico City in 1980 and January 1961, former Agent Gessner entered by showing an Army manual and passed secrets to Soviet agents. He said he feared war, and that Russians would learn them anyway. He described being paid $200 to go to Cuba after his disclosures.

Whitu Page One Ernest J. Rice Gessner Army Stanley Benson Cuba

Gubernatorial Campaign Enrollments and Funding Tensions

The article notes enrollment in four schools rising by 9,243 this fall and projected increases of over 33,000 in eight years. It cites delays in appropriations as worsening already tense conditions, with Mayor Wagner planning a meeting on enrollment and capital funds to address rapid research progress.

Murphy Joseph B. O'Grady Transit Authority

Edgewood Musings Touch Branigin Nominations and Local Debates

Fragmented remarks accuse Branigin as a corporation lawyer while discussing Democratic party delays and absentee ballots. The text lists potential candidates and party tensions, noting June 12 as a nomination date and June 18 for town board bids on street resurfacing and repairs.

Democratic Democratic Party of Indianajse Suwes

Johnson voices sign for treaty to boost US Russian ties

Johnson calls the move a significant step in increasing contacts and understanding between the American people and allies of the Soviet Union. The account notes the complex political shifts and mentions Manfred Core as Democratic state chairman, with references to allegiances and promises in the unfolding deal.

U.S Johnson Poo l Soviet Union Kizer Manfred Core Core

1964 Indian Yearbook Highlights School Growth and Staff

The narrative details a 1964 high school yearbook project titled Indian, produced by a senior staff of 14 and junior staff of 17 over more than a year. Editor Corliss Mott led with Pam Parsons as Managing Editor, highlighting classroom emphasis, sports, clubs, an album section listing every student and faculty member, and a pictorial advertising section. The staff and contributors include numerous educators and doctors of medicine, reflecting a broad communal effort across multiple townships and districts.

Corliss Mott John Motto Pam Parsons Roy

Mrs Lu cille Knapp obituary in Anderson Indiana

Funeral services for Mrs Lu cille Barbara Knapp 54 of Anderson will be 1 30 p m Wednesday at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home conducted by Rev John Wood with burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Friends may call at the mortuary today She died Saturday evening at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis a native of Louisville Ky born April 18 1910 she had resided in Anderson for several years and was a member of Mounds Baptist Church Survivors include husband John D Knapp two sons John Moore and Leonard Moore four daughters Delores Durkee Betty Jackson and Beverly Essex Joy Ann Moore six grandchildren and six great grandchildren Burial will be in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Shirey Funeral Home Daleville is handling arrangements for Mrs Rinker

Lucille Knapp Lucille Barbara Knapp Ft. 5 Anderson Sells and Rowe John Wood Mounds Baptist Church Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Keapp Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis Louisville Henry Alicel Od Jackey Jderson Wilma Adaline Rinker 38Th St the Mounds Baptist Church Alfred Mac Rinker John D. Knapp John Ind S. Moore Leonard Moore of Betty Jackson Beverly Essex Delores Durke Joy Ann Moore Son Memorial Park Shirey Funeral Home Daleville U.S North Viet Nam South Viet Nam Hanoi China Dixon Mill Shoals Red Soviet Union Little York Noble Street Methodist Columbia Rebekah Lodge Kilbuck Friendship Hour Anderson Senior Citizens Center Urviving Everett H. Lewis Carl B. Lewis del— Sea Ongels Noble Greene Tipton Harold E. Rozelle Wayne Joseph Westfield Mortu New Castle Wallace Devo Methodist Duane E. Spiers Noble St. Methodist Noblesville Hoag Church Jand Poe Lawrence Shaversanderson Cem Wilkinson Clara Ridg Bernard Maladyway Othal Ridge Bernardsway Rt 3 Malady N. Madison Pendle Ave U. S Ton Methodist Church Harold Thrasher Francis Kienly Terment Grove Lawn St.Cemetery Mary’s Catholic Church St. Mary's Cemetery Brown and Bute Cornel) Bright Ridgeway Lindsey Borders Markleville Taylor Nora Carpenter Pendleton Browns Area Bulz John Zuber Meadow-[dleton Methodist Church Brook Baptist Church Elsie Hopkins Central Ave Jonathan Hiday Fortville Jonathan B. H. Brunerhomas Hiday East Gym Christians Maplewaod Stewart Hiday Rt. 1 McCords In-Ville Feral Home Baker Brothers Funeral Home Paw Paw Kalamazoo Smock Paul C. Cory National Guard U. S. 131 Budd E. Joors Community Mt Federies Miller C. Eder McClarson Porestrow En Hox Charles Paw Paw I Karl Lutz Picaiucul & Aeee Yes Anderson Country Manuel der Luttmer Chicago Conrad Hilton

Deepening Laos astread and U S options in Vietnam

U S authorities weigh steps beyond protests including guerrilla penetration of North Vietnam, mining harbors, stopping ships, bombing railways, and targeting military sites near Hanoi. China’s reaction would shape any move, with intelligence noting China’s military power hampered by loss of Soviet parts and airpower.

Deaths in Madison and nearby counties

A compressed notice of multiple deaths includes Clara Ridgway Arnderton Bonseal, 70, and Bernard Malady, 65, with funeral plans at Pendleton and Grove Lawn Cemeteries. Lindsey Borders, 36, of 25 B 36th St, dies. service at Browns Bulz Funeral Home. Elsie Hopkins, 84, formerly of Fortville, dies. services at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home. Jonathan Hiday, 84, of Rt 1 Fortville, dies. interment at Hast Maplewood Cemetery.

Local obituaries and a missing car case in Paw Paw

The notice outlines the deaths of Hiday and Otterman family members with service details in Paw Paw and Anderson. It also covers the discovery of an infant abandoned on U S 131, a homicide involving Smock found in a car trunk near Kalamazoo, and ongoing police investigation by the Michigan State Police and local agencies.

Rotary Club Hosts Dinner Reception

The Anderson Rotary Club held a formal dinner reception with members attending a staged tasting and club announcements. Attendees included club officers and local sponsors who spoke about upcoming charity events and community projects.

Rotary Club

Kiwanis Topic Is Water Safety

In Mishawaka a local Kiwanis group will showcase a scuba and water safety demonstration at the Aqua Den. The event follows a church integration plan approval at the Methodist North Indiana Conference meeting in Indiana, with delegates approving church membership for three Negro Methodist churches and ordaining deacons and elders. The conference also discussed jurisdictional transfers and retirement of four ministers totaling 155 years of service.

Mishawaka Methodist North Second Methodist Church Anderson Trinity Methodist Church Muncie Wiley Methodist Church New Castle Cleveland Daytona Beach Fila Lexington Mounds Kiwanians Aqua' S den Lawrences Dick Horner Chase Desmond Roches Bud Ginder Franter N. Y Joss Howe Baker Breition Lawrence Dermond

Subways urged alarm system by Brooklyn district attorney

Brooklyn District Attorney Edward Silver proposes installing alarms on subway trains to curb racial unrest aboard transit. The idea aims to deter hooded figures, perverts, and robbers, improving safety for riders in the city subway system.

Brooklyn Atty Edward’ Silver

How to Build a Better Nest Egg in Readers Digest

Readers Digest June 1 issue offers tips on small monthly investments, showing how ordinary citizens join investment clubs to profit. It highlights women often outperforming men in writing and invites readers to start their own club with guidance.

Reader’s Digest

Corona Colon Remedy Reliefs Constipation Overnight

Promises quick relief from constipation using a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action. Claims doctors recommend Corona for gentle, clinical proof and a 43¢ introductory size.

Parsons 2010 Morton St yearbook staff credits list

The document lists staff roles and contributors for a yearbook including manager Roberta Wiley, editors John Chan ay and Gordon Richardson, photographers Linda Strickler, Noel Norton, Jane Herron, Gordon Seeman, Mike Yattan, Siboney Johnson. It also names printing by Hudson's and production support from Associates Engraving, The SK. Smith Company, and photographers Doyle Fox Delmar Studios, plus junior assistants like Diana Bush and Tom Williams.

Parsons Morton St Roberta Wileyson Bert Wilson Milton Ave John Chanay Gordon Richardson Linda Strickler Noel Norton Jane Herron Gordon Seeman Mike Yattan Siboney Johnson Debbie DeBolt Carol Campbell Pat Hyland

City struggles with loose dogs and damage to property

Citizens report more complaints about loose dogs damaging flower beds and posing danger to children. Wright states owners may be held liable for damages under the ordinance, and dangerous bites could lead to destruction of the animal. The rule excludes dogs on a leash or confined by fence or running wire.

Page One Wright

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