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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1963

Page

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Kennedy and Macmillan to hold talks in Britain this month

President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan will meet at Birch Grove in Essex to discuss Western alliance issues. Kennedy arrives June 29 from Ireland and departs next day for informal talks, the sixth meeting in their history. Macmillan seeks a favorable image amid Conservative setbacks and looming elections as Labor intensifies its attack.

London UPI Kennedy Harold Macmillan Britain Iance Ireland Birch Grove Essex Macmillan Europe John Profumo Labor

U S Ambassador U S Judges To Bonn Loses Private Train

U S Representative John J Rooney of New York, head of the House appropriations subcommittee, has curtailed a private train used by the U S ambassador to West Germany. The train had been at the envoy's disposal for dinners, ski trips, sightseeing, and speaking engagements within driving distance. Rooney suggested using automobiles instead to save taxpayer money.

U.S Bonn Washington John J. Rooney Dn.y U. S West Germany Rooney I House Department Romey Bonnacro East Germany West Berlin Tyler Ambassado

Convict Shot to Death in North Side Ambush

Gordon a 40 year old former pawnbroker and jeweler linked to a Detroit fence gang slaying years earlier was killed in a pre-dawn ambush on a quiet North Side street. Witnesses saw two bareheaded men flee after shots tore into his 1961 white Pontiac leaving five bullet holes. Police found his body upright, right foot on the running motor.

Albert Heitman Gordon Chicago UPI Detroit

UN Observers to Start Yemen Duty Amid Civil War Tangle

United Nations chief U Thant authorized dispatch of observers to Yemen to monitor compliance by the United Arab Republic and Saudi Arabia with their pledge to end intervention. The decision follows closed hearings by the Rooney subcommittee and references to Soviet and American interests in the region.

United Nations, NY APD U Thant U.N Yemen United Arab Republic Saudi Arabia United Nations Thant

Foreign Help for Israel Favored by Strauss Says

Former West German Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss urged Israel to seek more foreign assistance to bolster internal stability and support Saudi backed efforts to counter the ousted royalists led by Mohammed al Badr. The report notes Yemen’s September revolution with rebels under Abdullah Sallal and UAR troops aiding the new regime.

Yemen Abdullah Sallal United Arab Republic Yemklen Jerusalem Israel UPI Franz-Josef Strauss Saudi Arabia Mohammed al-Badr

Air force attache plane used for officers’ mission debated

A chaotic dialogue touches on whether an Air Force attache can borrow an airplane for a Saudi Yemen frontier surveillance mission. The exchange references Ellsworth Bunker, Vera Lorenz, and a 25 kilometer patrol zone, while unrelated notes mention narcotics charges and a Vatican Council delegation. The fragmentary text includes names like Tyler Rooney Lorenz Ellsworth Bunker and places such as Fort Wayne and Hancock County.

Tyler Rooney Air Force Lorenz Ellsworth Bunker Victoria ‘Lorenz Uut McArthur Blvd Wit United Arab Republic Saadi Jie Arabia Fort Wayne Lutheran Prac Anderson High School Madison

Theological Continued Education News Recap

The report notes discipline for duty failures and minimal beer presence. Dean Neanberry to lead the baccalaureate service with Mrs. David Coolidge as organist. The Seminary Chorus will perform. Day- christened New attends sentencing for vehicle issue. James Skillman faces armed robbery charges and awaits further investigation. jail time suspended for 10 years, pending further charges in Madison County.

Dean Neanberry David Coolidge Park Place Church of God H. Weatherdon Merlerato E.titcomb C. Gounod Id New Robert Skillman South Charles W. Va Skillman James Madison County Adam W. Miller School of Theology E. Marlatt Edward Bowman Charlotte Mich Moss God Rillery C. Rice Jr Park Place Hen Oakville Ind Norman Eugene Moses Anderson Donald E. Murphy Middletown Ohio Myron Milo Myers Loren Irving Nelson Seattle Wash Ronald David New South Charleston Or‘mond Ernest Niehaus Hill City Kang Dale Isaac Parlette Dennis Vern Tyler Sioux' S Falls M. D William Arthur White Cleveland Rog Jer Carl Williams Winfield, Kans

Reapportionment Debate Shapes Indiana Legislature Action

Judge Steckler warned that the Stage One legislature nearly must reapportion as the 1963 session lagged. Deputy AG Ruckelshaus cited budget and tax issues diverting attention, while a panel considered appointing a commissioner to aid districting. Burglary details emerged as police questioned a prowler.

William E. Steckler U.S. District Court Indianapolis William Ruckelshaus Ste Wate Stozer Kiley 7Th Circuit Court of Appeals Chiscago Cale J. Holder Ruckelshaus Adv Edwin K. Steers

Glasses Ticket Gyroscopes Order Totals $1.3 Million

General Precision's Kearfott Division announced a $1 338 000 contract from Margarition of eyeglass parts for gyroscopes to be used in Air Force auto pilot systems. The Lions Titan III Club supports sight conservation with Leo Sanders chairing the committee and Jay Mitchell and Jack Toombs as members.

Little Falls Leo Sanders Jay Mitchell Jack Toombs

Death notices of Closser Shafer Coffman Urbahns and others

Carol Ann Closser of Frankton dies at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis. Survived by husband Floyd Closser and two sons. Funeral at Frankton Christian Church with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Anna Shafer of Richmond and Mary Coffman Tipton attend. Robert E. Urbahns of Columbus dies at 88. former teacher for Bartholomew County Schools. Burial at St Pauls Cemetery near Columbus. Door prizes announced. Magers notes ongoing event.

Carol Closser Frankton Carol’ Ann Closser Floyd David Closser Orestes Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis Frankton Christian Church Kappa Delta Phi Sorority Lee Setingr al Peees M. Kelly Mage Kenneth Watson Joseph Mason Kelly George Shase Harper Funeral Home Pesos Wire Company Maplewood Anna Shafer Richmond Russell M. Shafer Mary Coffman Anderson Tifton Perle Coffman Tipton Over Shafer Portland Rangement Abo Ind Marian Gepenle Eee Gates Virail John Robert Gamble Robert E Robert E. Urbahns Fortville Josephine Wilson Columbus Kenneth Fish Hera Marmitchell Ing Bartholomew County

Sukarno Celebrates 62nd Birthday in Europe Tour

VIENNA UPI Indonesian leader Sukarno on vacation in Europe marked his 62nd birthday. The report notes his ongoing tour and the broader context of civil rights protests and desegregation actions across the United States, including Mississippi, Missouri, and Alabama.

Vienna UPI Sukarno Europe

Malaysia Federation Conference Scheduled

MANILA UPI Malaysia Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak and Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio arrived for talks with Philippines Vice President Emmanuel Pelaez on the proposed Malaysia federation. Also reported are court actions in Kokomo and various local academic and musical notices from campuses and churches.

Manila UPI Tun Abdul -Razak Subandrio Philippines Emmanuel Pelaez Malaysia Federation

Jury Continues Prom Pase One Clifford Coty

Clifford Coty pleaded not guilty to passing a fraudulent check and the jury continued deliberations on the case, with prosecutors outlining the alleged scheme and defense arguing lack of intent.

Clifford Coty Coty

Nicholson probe fuels freight shifts and plant rebuilds

Freedom Tools plans to deploy Nicholson files and saws as Nicholson File Company fulfills its first shipment by June 27. TransAmerican, led by Robert B. Gouredson, cooperates, routing a road unit to move loads east through seven modern terminals nationwide. Haas Cabinet Co plans a rebuilt Sellersburg plant costing 300000, expanding employment to about 100. Indianapolis welcomes its first woman mail carrier, Pollyanna Marquis, widow, starting Friday.

Pace Nnte Nicholson Robert B. Gouredson TransAmerican Trans- American United States Nicholson File Company Sellersburg Ind UPI Haas Cabinet Co Sellers- Surg Carlos Haas Indianapolis UPR Pollyanna Marqus

William Melcher rites set for 69 at St Marys

Rites for William Dink Melcher age 69 of 1030 Indiana Ave will be at 830 a m at St Marys Catholic Church with Msgr Francis Kienly presiding Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Bakerm Brothers Funeral Home handling arrangements Also listed final rites for Hattie Crickmore 87 at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev Monroe G Schuster of Central Christian Church officiating Interment in Memorial Park Cemetery

William Melcher William (Dink) Melcher Indiana Ave St. Mary's Catholic Church Francis Kienlyn Memorial Park Cemetery Bakerm Brothers Funeral Home Hattie Crickmore Hattie C. “Crickmore Harold E. Rozelle Monroe G. Schuster Central Christian Church Mary Smith Mary G. Smith 8Th St Waltz and Hiday LeRoy Hines East Maplewood Cemetery

Deaths In Madison And 7 Nearby Counties

Obituary notices report the deaths of Leroy Myers 87 of Middletown and Clifford Sex ton 49 of Chesterfield with service details in local churches and cemeteries. Also Mary Smith 66 of Anderson area is noted with funeral arrangements and burial plans.

Madison

Railroad orders for diesels and railcars announced

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway announced orders totaling 13 million dollars for 32 diesel locomotives and 400 special purpose cars. It placed 4.4 million dollars with General Motors for the locomotives and 6.6 million dollars with Pullman-Standard for the cars.

Cleveland Upi The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway C&o General Motors

U S Exports Fall Four Percent in April

The Census Bureau reported Friday that U S exports in April were valued at 1 918 100 000 dollars, a four percent drop from March totals.

Washington Census Bureau U.S

Division Splits Research and Engineering Groups

The Mont¢ santo Chemical Co has divided its research and applied mathematics into two distinct units. In Dunkirk France a worker named Vince, 69, accidentally hanged himself while crawling under his division’s engineering section, knocking a brace that cut off his breathing. In Chicago the U S District Court of Appeals affirmed sentences for two Indiana men for violence at a union meeting in Hammond. Meadowbrook Golf Course opens Saturday with early start times. contact Ivan Geiger, Projmgr.

St, Louis, Mo UPT Mont¢santo Chemical Co Dunkirk France UPI Amatics Aucuste Chicago U. S. District Court of Appeals Indiana Donald Roganovich Victor Santangelo U.S Hammond Ind

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