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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1965

Page

9

Peacekeeping plan for the Americas faces long road

U.S. officials say creating an inter American peacekeeping force after the Dominican crisis will take time with many political and procedural hurdles. They expect a Santo Domingo guidance committee to aid the OAS and Mora, while substantive talks likely wait for the Rio ministers meeting.

Washington UPN United States Dobson Dominican Republic Johnson Organization of American States OAS Santo Domingo Jose A. Mora Rio de Janeiro U.S

Torpedo part tolerances in Annapolis target precision

In Annapolis, naval researchers specify torpedo component tolerances with extreme accuracy, capped at 250 millionths of an inch. The standard demands minuscule deviations to ensure performance.

Annapolis

Mothers' Club Installs Officers and Honors Teachers

Shirley community notes report the Elsie Mitford Mothers Club installing officers for the next school year. Rosemary Bright is president Lucille Lewman vice president Mildred Willis secretary and Becky Cupp treasurer. The group also honors teachers with poems games and gifts, plus a cake decorating demonstration by Ruth Smith.

Barbara White Rosemary Bright Lucille Lewman Mildred Willis Becky Cupp Ruth Smith Jeanne Collier Will Beeson Shirley Hancock Memorial Hospital Greenfield Beeson Ethel Hettie Carmichael Claude U. Estelle Laurel Elementary School Kentucky Mr. Estelle Scotty Common

US Seeks Geneva Test Ban Talks in UN Disarmament Move

The United States urged an early reconvening of the disarmament conference to push for a comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty. Washington also proposed nonproliferation, a halt to worldwide production of fissionable material, and a global freeze on nuclear delivery systems. The Soviet union pushed for its own draft resolutions calling for foreign base liquidation and a world disarmament conference, which the West rejected as Cold War rhetoric.

Unied Nations UPI United States U.N. Commission Geneva Nikolai T. Fedorenko Commission William ©. Foster

Funeral services for Jesse Harbit in Elwood today

Funeral services for Jesse Harbit, 75, of 6125 6th St, who was found dead at home Monday, will be held at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home at 2 p.m. today. The Rev. Robert Metz of the Church of God will officiate. Burial will be in Elwood City Cemetery.

Elwood Jesse Harbit 6Th St Copher and Fesler Robert Metz Church of God Elwood City Cemetery

Elwood Folk Begin Three Week Tour of British Isles

Mr and Mrs J Scott Campbell and grandchildren Bren da Hutch eson and Janet Myerly depart June 7 for England Ireland and Scotland. They fly from Indianapolis to New York then Kennedy to Shannon Ireland then a two hour hop to London for a week. In Glasgow they will stay with Mr and Mrs William Reid, continuing a Scotland connection dating to Campbells ancestors.

London Glasgow Scotland William Reid Campbells Campbell

Man Given Life Term for 1964 Beating of Daughter

Norman Lee Corbin 22 of Graefield was found guilty of second degree murder in the 1964 beating of his 21 month old daughter Anita Lynn. Henry Circuit Court Judge Wesley Rathke Jr. sentenced him Tuesday to life imprisonment.

Gets Life Team New Castle Ind Norman Lee Corbin Graefield Anita Lynn Henry Circuit Wesley Rathif Jr

Elwood Mercy Hospital admits and dismissals listed

Elwood notes admit a list of patients including Mrs. Eugene Williams Mrs. Sophia Young Mrs. Valerie Rott Mrs. William Stephenson Frederick Johnson Teddy Lee Atwood Mary Browning Edward Ball Mrs L C Applamt Thomas Bohlander Daniel McDermitt and Mrs Charles Rumyan all of Elwood Dismissals include Ward Lynas Miss Carolyn Smith Judy K Wright Avery Hilderbrand Pearl Smallwood Larry Quarles Charles Benner Mrs Alice McKee Mrs Kimberly Boston Mrs Francis Atwood and baby Mrs Timothy Leslie and baby Mrs Marion Harris and baby all of Elwood Also Mrs Mabel Teed removed from Mercy Hospital to her home Monday In the York Dunnichay ambulance Robert L Jackley ambulance removed Cora Kincaid from her home to Mercy Hospital Saturday Emma McMinn taken from the Dickey Nursery home to her residence 115 N 20th St Tuesday in the Copher Fesler ambulance

Elwood Eugene Williams Sophia Young Valerie Rott William Stephenson Frederick Johnson Teddy Lee Atwood Mary Browning Edward Ball L. C. Applamt Thomas Bohlander Daniel McDermitt Charles Rumyan Ward Lynas Carolyn Smith Judy K. Wright Avery Hilderbrand Pearl Smallwood Larry Quarles Charles Benner Alice McKee

Kiwanis Meeting to Hear Pete Carmichael in Mounds

Kiwanis 5th District Lt. Gov. Pete Carmichael will address the Mounds club on ratings and Kiwanis activities at 6:30 p.m. at the Anderson MCA. A board meeting will follow. Burns Fatal in Ogden Woman Dies from Workplace Fire Injuries Elayne Limp 30 and Ter rance Limp 23 both died in the last week and a half after a fatal incident.

Kiwanis Pete Carmichael Mounds Kiwanis Club Anderson McA Fee Burns Ogden, Utah Elayne Limp Terrance Huntingburg Ind Ar Force

Student Near Death After Cave Rescue

A University of California student, James Dowling 22 from Connersville Ind, remained in critical condition Tuesday after a dramatic Neffs Cave rescue near Salt Lake City Utah. Dowling was extracted after an eight hour suspension, suffering shock fatigue and bruises from a 100 foot fall.

Salt Lake City UPN James Dowling University of California Connersville Ind Neff Dowling Wood Wasl Gerhard Utah

4.8 Billion Excise Tax Cut Approved in Congress

The House Rules Committee clears a $4.8 billion excise tax cut amid concerns over reduced spending and possible effects on inflation and state taxes. Mills supports the move as a way to spur the economy, while critics warn about deficits and foreign policy risks.

Washington UPI House Rules Committee Foscar Wade Colmer Mills Ig Rumning Red Shore Means Race Mills John Conson House Cleveland Ways & Means Will D-Ark Howard W. Smith D-Va Willelm M. Colmer D- Miss

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