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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
3
A school maintenance session features custodial foreman and a sanitation firm representative detailing group activities. Attendees will participate in films, worksheets, and job assignments with afternoon sessions and Gaza tion schedules. Mr. Carney notes the annual summer event reviews maintenance topics.
Scranton remains in the nomination race as Eisenhower urged him to stay available. The former president reportedly advised against a stop-Goldwater movement. In church life Rev Ellis, Nazarene pastor and evangelist from West Virginia, is linked to the local pulpit and public relations role.
Daniel M. Couch, 1713 Costiello Dr., controller at Community Hospital, was elected treasurer of the Indiana chapter of the American Association of Hospital Accountants. He begins a one year term on July 1. Survivors include daughter Betty Jean in Chicago and brother Alonzo Delph of Lynnwood California.
The union accuses the company of taking advantage of and abusing the current contract in effect until September 1965. No picket lines or disorders have been reported as the factory operates normally this week. Striking employees belong to Local 1944 of the United Steel Workers of America. Anderson's third largest industry in the area.
A terse, garbled line references Congress and Udall with unclear action on a project named Zoe. No identifiable people, dates, or organizations beyond Udall appear, making it difficult to extract a clear news item or outcome.
State Committee stripped Governor George C Wallace of three national convention delegates won in the May 5 Lake County primary. The move signals favored candidates Branig and Rock for the ticket while Green and Luke White exit the race. Writs halt lower court actions pending a permanent decision.
At a Bloomington event the Laborites endorsed Rock for the second slot while challengers included former Bloomington Mayor Thomas Lemon and William For tune of Zionsville, and former state treasurer John Walsh of Anderson. The endorsement reflected Welsh strength within the Democratic race.
Senate leaders announce willingness to craft clarifying language so an agreement could be accepted.
Ads offer 101 pieces of kitchenware including 45 piece Melmac by Texasware 950 piece stainless flatware and a 6 piece kitchen tool set. Strong entities include Texasware and stainless flatware. Locations or dates are not provided. The item appears as a bulk sale listing.
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