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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1964
Page
1
Purdue plans to replace the animal building. The Purdue veterinary school staff are engaged in more than 130 research projects related to both human and animal health.
Neutralists LAPAYETTE Ind A 100 500 grant from the Health Education and Welfare department will fund a new veterinary building to replace a five year old facility used for research animals. The plan ties to a national program of matching funds and follows a slate of statewide political nominations and appointments.
Maxwell M Rabb, national chairman designate for Ambassador Lodge, announced Friday that Lodge organization backs Pennsylvania Governor William W Scranton for the Republican presidential nomination. He said the group expects Scranton to win in July and November, signaling strong party support. The report notes a looming crisis in Laos with Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese involvement and mentions resumed RF-8 Crusader reconnaissance in the region.
A Pendleton man, an oil inspector named Stohler, recounts being assaulted during a purse snatch attempt as his wife struggled to hold onto her wallet. He recovered and delivered a blow to the attacker, while both were bruised. The piece also covers conventions and debates within the Republican party, mentioning delegate selections, possible Goldwater alignment, and a slate of clergy and officials involved in the discourse.
An Anderson contingent trains for the 1964 program as Eagle Scout Telfer leads youth scouting roles. Biographical notes cover Camp Kikthaweqund, Bear Creek Scout Reservation, and the Whitewater valley Council. The piece also lists slate contenders in Indiana elections, including Branigin, New, Bottorff, and France, with vote tallies for governor and other offices.
Federal mediator Warch engages with nearly 800 workers from the local in a pause after a processional membership event. The group has been off their jobs since Monday while invoking a benediction by Dr. Glenn Falls and Dr. Gustav Jeeninga, though no picket lines have formed.
Representing the senior class TL Man, Kie Smith and others faced a large crowd at the Maryland State Convention. Dr Hillery C. Rice led a four page declaration amid special music by the Park Place Sanctuary Choir. Scranton urged a presidential nominee who can bolster GOP candidates and unite behind traditional principles, avoiding a parody of beliefs.
Page One reports several building permits issued including a 34 by 7 foot masonry structure. Scranton notes plans from Associated Builders after a packed convention fall. A news conference covered miscellaneous permits and a model for jobs. A Sunday declaration cites plans for several apartment houses citywide amid a union dispute over grievances. The contract runs to September 1965.
Obituaries and public notices follow, detailing deaths and services in Madison and nearby counties. Mrs. Ammer Grissom, 89, and Nancy Marie Hendricks, 15, among others, are noted with funeral arrangements and survivor details. Multiple accident reports include minor injuries and vehicle damages from early morning crashes.
Government said eight people were killed and eleven injured in ammunitions dump explosions at a military camp across the Ozuma River from Santo Domingo. The report covers multiple fatalities and ongoing investigations with casualty figures and locations.
The former captain is dead in a hatchet murder aboard the Pomona which burned in the engine room at sea. Tow was arranged after the ship spent two hours trying to go sideways and three crew members endured five hours in lifeboats and rafts 100 miles southwest of Honolulu before abandoning ship.
Two injure in a two car crash near Frankton on Ind 128 as Max Clyde Waymire and Robert Bandy suffered facial contusions and other injuries. The incident occurred yesterday morning and involved local residents. Sheriff deputies investigated and weather conditions noted by the Indianapolis Weather Bureau were partly cloudy with showers possible.
Vice chairman is Rev Denver H Smoot of Fialeah Florida Morning worship during the week at ?? oclock in the Anderson College Women's Gymnasium under direction of Rev Elmer E Kardatzke from Wichita Kansas and Rev Ted Rigdon Sr from Columbia Missouri Serving on the music committee chairman Rev Paul E Verden of St Joseph Michigan with F Dale Bengtson and DeVon W Helbling from Anderson plus Rev J Henry Dodson Jr of Norfolk Virginia Rev Paul A Tenkins from Klint Michigan Rev Don Milton of Hamilton Ohio Rev barence G Heynolds of Louisville Kentucky and Rev Emery Co of Pte
Feighner continues noting that all Indiana Republican congressmen voted against the pay increase while all Indiana Democrat congressmen either voted for the bill or were paired in its favor.
The Indiana car check campaign ends as graduations and commencement activities proceed. Officials report 18,579 autos checked, 1,715 rejected, with final duties centered on ensuring safety for summer travelers and honoring graduating seniors and volunteers.
Rev David L Coolidge leads service with Behold Now Praise the Lord by E Titcomb. Sanctuary Choir to conclude with a choral benediction and Festival March by Seay performed by Mrs Coolidge.
Branigin and 2Doled speakers stayed calm during the long convention program. A platform fight over sales tax surfaced as Nelson G. Grilis of Indianapolis proposed a repeal plan to replace the tax with an adjusted gross income system. Grilis’ resolution was sent to the resolutions committee and a compromise kept the original plank.
Local Air Force man Frank C. Zettel promoted to major at U S Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. Zettel, son of Cyril J. Ind, is listed as director of operations at the academy and stationed at the Anderson exchange. The resurfacing project involves a five million dollar construction season with Indiana Bell Telephone lines relocated and long distance operators affected.
The Senate defeated two Stennis proposals aimed at barring demonstrators from crossing state lines to defy local laws. A Southerner, Sen. George Smathers, voted against a Tower amendment canceling shop agreements in discrimination cases. Spence and Holland predicted passage of the bill as cloture rules limited debate.
In a joint statement Chancellor Erhard and President Johnson said the treaty posed no shocking issues and urged a firm, clear response from the West. They stressed good ties with Eastern Europe and discussed Vietnam while Erhard pledged greater aid to South Viet Nam. Thousands greeted the Beatles in Adelaide as fans surged past police.
Dial telephone service faulty at start of dial operations. Customers without a dial tone by noon June 21 should call the Lapel business office from an active line to report the outage.
Morris Cafritz, 77, noted Washington developer and husband of society hostess Gwen Cafritz, collapsed and died Thursday night while attending a bankers convention in Hot Springs Virginia.
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