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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1960
Page
24
The National Association of Investment Companies reports thal fund plans totaling about one million in effect valued at two billion dollars. Business sales and inventories both rose to record highs in April as investors expand new plans. Commerce Department data hint at continued growth in sales inventories.
The inventory gain concentrated at the manufacturers level with total stocks on hand at 92.6 billion dollars, up 300 million from March. Joseph E. Moody of the National Coal Policy Conference lauded Interior Secretary Seaton for quarterly oil import allocation cuts. Textron Electronics to acquire Allegheny Instruments Co. for 140,000 Textron shares, to be delivered over years based on earnings.
Two Anderson brothers Van and Julian Hudson join the Army Security Agency for three years. Robert Van 18 and Julian B. 21 are AHS graduates, with others Ray Hall 19 and Larry Summers 17 also enlisting for three years. Training at Fort Devens Massachusetts awaits after basic.
Hollywood actor Gary Cooper, 58, twice an Academy Award winner, remains in satisfactory condition at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after major abdominal surgery on Tuesday. He is expected to stay at Cedars for at least two weeks following a prior prostate operation in Boston.
Gates described U2 spy missions over the Soviet Union detailing air fields missiles and production targets. He cited defense prudence in alert decisions ahead of the summit and said the State Department would handle U2 statements while a weather recon cover story persisted. The May meetings underscored presidential responsibility for the operation. COAL RESERVES One-fourth the area of Colorado may be underlain with coal reserves.
Delivers Blunt ter and Undersecretary of State Douglas Dillon. He said these speeches had Eisenhower's backing. Provocative military alarms referenced a world wide military alert the night before Paris talks. Khrushchev warned that agreeing to participate after such acts would endorse aggressive policies and unequal humiliating terms. Johnson Fulbright Stevenson urged continued summit negotiations.
The statement underscores units and nations collectively enhancing their capacity to counter any form of Communist threat within the treaty area. It emphasizes unity and readiness to preserve peace and security through coordinated defense measures and mutual support among allied parties.
Sylvia Pearl Rybolt 75 of Middletown died Tuesday. Services at 1 30 p m today at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home officiated by Rev C Edwin McClarnon. Burial in Beech Grove Cemetery Muncie. Friends receive in funeral home.
Roy Lowe Wilkinson 73 of Route 1 Charlottesville died Tuesday. Funeral service at 1 p.m. today at Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson with Rev. Glenn Cook Nameless Creek Christian Church officiating. Burial in Park Cemetery Greenfield. Friends may call at the funeral home.
Services for Grace J. Spegal 71 of Rt 5 Greenfield who died Wednesday are at 3 30 p m today at Conde and Son Funeral Home Lynch of Willow Branch Methodist Church will conduct the service Burial in McCray Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
Guide Lamp executives led by B L Stewart and S R Conwell hosted a regional sales and engineering conference with attendants from American Radio and TV Service Newark Ted Ball Ball TV and Radio Cleveland and other firms. Delco Radio personnel and Guide Lamp staff assisted in planning and service arrangements as the meeting concluded at noon.
An 1800 work week averaged about 84 hours while today the U S maintains a 40 hour week.
Mrs Dona Jessie Bennett widow of Charles Bennett dies at 2 10 a m Thursday in St Johns Hospital Anderson born Oct 25 1878 Anderson daughter of John and Harriett Shimer spent life in Anderson area survivors include son Virg il Bennett Indianapolis daughter Mrs William Walle Anderson five grandchildren 17 great grandchildren three sisters and many nephews and nieces funeral services Saturday 10 a m Baker Brothers Funeral Home burial West Maplewood Cemetery in Indianapolis Assembly of God pastor Marion Cozzell officiating
Dr. Reardon said the artwork will hang in the residence hall which opened in 1954 and houses 180 students. A bronze tablet on a column east of the main entrance will be unveiled by the Rev. Mr. Morris as the Chi cago church 75 voice choir directed by Miss Laura Pitts performs. Speakers include Dr. Reardon Rev. Mr. Morris Dr. W Dale Oldham pastor Park Place Church of God Detroit Mich Rev. Raymond Jackson Detroit Mich and Rev Harold W Boyer Springfield Ohio.
Tass reports 99.9 percent completion of the Soviet spring planting plan with more than 331 million acres seeded. The agency notes a 23 percent increase in planting area for wheat corn and other spring crops.
Ruth Keltner Masters 72 of 322 W 13th St Anderson widow of Charles Masters Connersville died about 4 am at home Born January 7 1882 in Anderson lived in Connersville years After her husband died in 1947 she returned to Anderson taught in public schools for five years Graduate of Indiana University Member of First Presbyterian Church Survived by daughter Mrs Carl Sadler Rockford Illinois sister Miss Mary Keltner two grandchildren Services today noon Myers Funeral Home Connersville with a 10 30 am Saturday service Burial Everton Cemetery Connersville arrangements by Albright Funeral Home Anderson
James H. Taggart, 74, of Charlestown, died Tuesday night at his home after months of illness. He was an uncle of Dr. George S. Taggart, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Anderson. Services will be held at 1 30 p.m. today at the Presbyterian Church in Charlestown with burial in Charlestown.
Clarence Williamson 52 of Dayton Ohio died Wednesday evening at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after earlier admission. He was a former employee of Anderson Municipal Light Plant and a son of Mr and Mrs Ned Williamson.
Thomas E. DeLawter 60 of 135 W 14th St died Wednesday. Funeral at 11 a.m. today at Bethany Christian Church northeast of Anderson with Rev. Harry W. Mount officiating. Body in church an hour before service. Burial to follow.
Arrangements are by the Elbert C. Frazee Funeral Home Middletown and will be in Richland Township Cemetery.
Miss Mary Ruth Palmer longtime Anderson High School vocal music director dies Wednesday Burial at Oak Hill Lebanon services at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home conducted by Rev Andrew P Gutierrez Many teachers and friends will attend the Lebanon burial Pallbearers include former Madrigal and Choral Club members A music scholarship memorial fund is established through Anderson High Principal David Adams Gifts to the fund are requested in lieu of tributes
The committal is set for 4 p.m. today at Crown Hill Mausoleum in Indianapolis. President Beauford A. Norris of Christian Theological Seminary will officiate. She lived in Anderson for years where her husband worked on the Anderson Herald advertising staff 1934 37 and taught in Madison County schools.
Archaeologists in Cirencester England uncover a monumental turreted gateway about 100 feet wide from ancient Roman town. The ruin shows signs of medieval vandal damage yet reveals passages for both carriages and pedestrians.
Schaevitz Engineering announced it will build a five million dollar industrial center near Philadelphia to serve engineering firms in sales research and development.
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