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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1964

Page

5

Sheriff to Question Bus Driver in Illinois Bus Crash

Lake County authorities prepared to question Clarence Lorch 43 of Wisconsin after a rain slick crash on U S 41 near a bridge killed three women and injured 47 others aboard a chartered bus returning from a Chicago cosmetics firm tour. Lorch remained in critical condition at St Therese Hospital as four others stayed in critical condition.

Waukegan Til UPI Lake County Sheriff's Officials Edi Clarence Lorch Waukesha Wis St. Therese Hospital

Communist-led squatters seize ranches in Nicaragua

In Nicaragua's Chinandega Province farmers report ranches seized by communist led squatters from El Salvador and Honduras. An Agriculture Ministry spokesman named Gerardo Suarez Lopez cites a ranch owned by Minister Tomas Lacayo de Mortealegre among those seized. The province lies on the Pacific coast nearuras.

Managua Nicaragua UPI Agriculture Ministry el Salvador Honduras Chinandega Gerardo Suarez Lopex Tomas Lacayo de Mortealegre Pacific Uras

Frayed Tires Blamed in Wet Road Mishap

Sheriff Charles E arson said Abou Lorch may be questioned as police continue the investigation. The vehicle was found with four rear tires worn smooth, and the deputy noted that bald tires on wet pavement created dangerous conditions.

Charles Earson

Meadowbrook Baptist Plans Midweek Worship Services

Meadowbrook Baptist Church outlines summer worship changes with a midweek service at 7 p.m. on Wednesdays and enhanced Sunday morning attendance. Leaders say weekend activities aim to curb lax worship habits and foster stronger spiritual life through expanded programs and Christ School involvement.

Meadowbrook Baptist Church Christ and the Children Paw Sasser Christ School John EB. W. Moore Zuber Myron E. W. Moore

Bible Societies Expand Global Bible Distribution

The American Bible Society, led by Frank W. Lani, expands its global reach distributing about 50 million volumes annually. By 1966 its 150th anniversary marks continued efforts to place Bibles to fight illiteracy, with outreach across three billion people where nine-tenths lack a Bible.

Frank W. Lani American Bible Society al Chicago Philadelphia United Bibles

Truck Accident Injures Two on Indiana Roads

A pickup driven by John Johnson, 30, Rt. 4, slid off Indiana 38 near Indiana 13, striking a utility pole Tuesday evening. Passenger Ronald Spurgeon, 13, Atlanta, injured left shoulder, and Kenneth Bush, Rt. 1, Sheridan, suffered scalp lacerations.

John Johnson Rt. 4 Ind. 38 Ind. 13 Ronald Spurgeon Atlanta Kenneth Bush Rt. 1 Sheridan

Stevenson III Considers Run If Invited for Illinois House

Adlai Stevenson III, son of the U.N. ambassador, says he would run for the Illinois General Assembly if the Democratic state committee invites him. He notes ongoing interest from party leaders and his long connection with state government. His father once governed Illinois from 1948 to 1952.

Adlai the Chicago UPI Adlai Stevenson III United Nations General Assembly James A. Ronan Stevenson Illinois House U.S Earl Hisenhower Democratic Party Illinois Ilinois

Steeplejack Death Ruled Non Employee Injoint Venture

Indiana Appellate Court upholds ruling that Marion Davis was not an employee of Ernest Webster when he died in a Goshen Presbyterian Church steeple plunge. The men worked independently but shared three to four annual projects, with Davis to be paid 350 of Webster’s 900 charge. Davis's widow sued for workers compensation.

Davis Webster Willie Mae Inurance Co

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