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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1965
Page
1
A Norwegian Baptist missionary, freed after eight months in the northern Congo, described brutal rebel killings in the village of Bili. He said rebels, including youths as young as 14, executed prisoners, tortured survivors, and forced residents to watch, with nine Europeans among those present.
Reporters described Luci Johnson’s unconfirmed travel after a Washington ceremony. Miss Jenkins and other Marquette students joined a party there before trips to Chicago Milwaukee and beyond. A White House spokesman noted secrecy about her vacation plans.
Soviet media note White's Gemini Four spacewalk and Leonov’s earlier flight but flag the mission's incomplete aspects. Reports cite lack of TV camera and failed rendezvous, while Moscow Radio emphasizes Gemini 4’s maneuvering challenges as officials await reaction and possible later attempts.
Erhard described his conversations with U.S. leaders as filled with substance and said he and President Johnson agreed to meet regularly to discuss world problems including Southeast Asia. He declined to share concrete planning details while affirming continued U.S.-Germany alliance and NATO issues with De Gaulle.
May totals show South Viet Nam government forces with about 4000 killed wounded or missing. U S casualties for April 2310. May saw over 200 Americans killed wounded or captured. Communists lose about 2315 troops in May. weapons losses differ from April. 43 suspects were captured in a Da Nang area sweep near the air base.
Reports from Madison County area list multiple deaths and funeral notices. Earl Howard Greu and Cora B Newton are noted, with services planned in Middletown and Summitville respectively. Other deaths include Maurice Hooley in Osceola and Joseph Henderson of Daleville, with details about funerals and cemeteries.
A slaying and mass robbery unfolded as a bandit fled with about 1500 dollars in a 1965 Chevrolet missing a rear plate. A dented victim was shot in the back and chest and flown 200 miles to St Luke's Hospital in Denver. Nebraska officials called it one of the area's most grisly crimes.
The Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte will mark his 50th year in the priesthood with a solemn mass at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. No public jubilee reception is planned. Also reported is Mrs. Grace Pyle of Muncie who will have last rites today at Meeks Mortuary. Burial follows at Gardens of Memory Cemetery. Water coverage notes state major figures for area and earth.
The 30th annual International Convention of the Church of God opens with commencement exercises in Warner Auditorium and a baccalaureate service on June 13 at 11 am. Rev. Leroy Fulton of Drexel North Carolina will address undergraduates at the Park Place Church of God events.
Last Marines left the Dominican Republic amid ongoing civil conflict as rival factions led by Imbert Barreras and Caamano remain at odds. U.N. representatives and top U.S. diplomats including Bundy and Vance have urged a settlement without success. At peak, over 8,000 Marines were deployed, first arriving April 28.
AHS will conduct daily meetings from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. Monday through Friday led by Leandra Scott. The initial hour will be in the developmental reading laboratory where students can use reading materials and mechanical aids to boost speed and comprehension.
Ongoing coverage centers on actions at the White House related to a bone related controversy involving a teenage figure. Officials have offered statements while public debate continues over policy implications and safety concerns.
Two men and a boy were injured early Tuesday in Wayne County, with Donald H. Riggs listed as critical, Richard Riggs improving to fair, and Ruth Riggs killed in the crash. Separate reports note Bruce Youst and Martha Youst in slight improvement but still critical at St John’s Hospital.
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