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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
1
This week's Rotary Club meeting features the Rotary Ann Party with Edwin L. Baron a world famous hypnotist and Billie Davis a strolling ventriloquist entertaining attendees. A president's receiving line precedes the party at 6 p.m. at the Anderson Country Club.
Michael C. Glazer of 1713 Highland Court is among 171 graduates at Culver Military Academy's sixth annual commencement on June 5. He played varsity swimming and helped win intramural basketball and soccer titles while serving as a sergeant in the military program at the college preparatory school for 850 boys in grades 9 through 12.
E Schomer led the ISC Scholarship Committee in announcing 170 Indiana graduating seniors awarded renewable four year state scholarships for the 1963 64 academic year. Winners were chosen from about 1200 applicants across 64 Hoosier counties with Madison County recipients including Janice Markle Markleville Robert Inskeep Sheridan James White Westfield Peggie Wampler Greenfield and Kristi Dobbins Vernon Two.
Bloomington AP reports that government agencies intensify focus on alcoholism, aiming to raise cures though the disease’s cause remains uncertain. National leaders say participation and funding expand access to treatment, while public agencies, families, and clinics face a large affected network. Descriptions note ongoing debate over whether alcoholism is physical or psychogenic, with hope tied to a broader park service initiative and youth conservation program.
Wendell Morton of Lebanon will address the Mounds Kiwanis Club tonight at 6 p.m. at the M C A on his experiences touring Russian farms. Last week the group toured the Community Hospital after dining in the cafeteria. A fire damaged a closet at 200 block East Cross Street, George Hornbeck residence, with firemen from companies 4, 4, and 7 responding Sunday morning.
Dismissed patients include Frank Schieve of 623 Louis, Mrs. Italie Webb at 802 E. it, Sam Burl of 2426 Cedar St, and Mrs. Lilly May at 1439 W. t. The note lists names and street addresses from the St John’s hospital dismissal record.
A chaotic list of names appears in a local notice indicating multiple residents dismissed from Community Hospital and a flood of addresses. The report shifts to a fire incident attributed to lightning in Hartford, followed by a brief obituary note stating the death of a pope figure, John XXIII, described as a religious leader.
In Indianapolis an off duty policeman was knocked to the ground by a speeding dragster near his home. The driver and a second-car occupant fired five shots after the collision. Witnesses say the dragster had two teenage occupants. Police questioned the suspects as the officer recovered.
The Holy Father died after a long illness in the Vatican Palace. Vatican gates closed signaling interregnum as cardinals prepare to gather for the conclave within 15 days with mourning rites and violet attire replacing crimson.
Death notices from Anderson and nearby counties list Virg Edwards Larry Hendrix and Donald Wilkinson with details of ages, addresses, service times, funeral homes, and survivors including spouses, children, siblings, and grandparents. The items cover multiple local figures, burial plans, and religious affiliations, with service locations in Summitville Wilkinson and Arcadia among others.
Vatican radio declares the Pope has died in solemn terms. Mass in St. Peter's Square ends as thousands pray. Cardinal Luigi Traglia leads the Latin rites. Vatican delivers the sad notice to the world moments after the event.
The piece recalls Pope John XXIII and the Ecumenical Council, noting the 1962 decision in the Colorado River case, the court’s stance on ministering to water rights, and the pope’s dramatic 16 hour train journey to pray for council success. It highlights the pope’s vigor, longevity, and the era’s shift in papal engagement with modern issues.
The article details Alabama governor Wallace's stance on civil rights protests, noting a third Black student James Hood of East Gadsden authorized to enroll for the summer term in Tuscaloosa while other students Miss MarvUE ANG Tuod and MicGlathery are expected to register, amid broader sit in conflicts and planned voter rack discussions. It also covers funeral notices for local residents and community updates including obituaries and public notices.
Fragmentary text includes references to a white-haired Pope and Vatican officials at death, plus local obituaries for Hazel Tuttle of Fortville and Nellie Trick of Sheridan. It lists family links, service details, and burial plans, alongside scattered unnamed names and unrelated notes.
An improved powder called FASTEETH is applied to upper and lower denture plates to keep them firmer and more comfortable. It is alkaline with no sour taste and helps reduce gum and mouth odor while avoiding gummy or pasty aftertaste. Get FASTEETH at general stores.
Gov George C Wallace threatens to block integration at Alabama universities and promote a conservative platform. Barnett pushes Southern primaries to let voters choose between unpledged electors and those pledged to the Democratic nominee. The campaign aims to elect a president who upholds constitutional government and states’ rights.
Military Air Transport Service diverted a G124 from McChord to Alaska after radio contact was lost. Coast Guard deployed two planes and Strategic Air Command sent two KC135 tankers to Elmendorf. FAA reported the aircraft was due over Sitka at 10 37 a m but did not file. In Washington the Air Force awarded 34 million to General Motors Alliwn Division Indianapolis for T36 engine improvements for Air Force and Navy per Sen Hartke.
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