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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1964

Page

4

Welsh Sees Race Tensions Persist After Civil Rights Bill

Indiana Governor Welsh told a state civil rights conference that racial tension will not ease after the civil rights bill. He warned of ongoing demonstrations and said immediate relief is unrealistic, stressing patience and understanding while noting Indiana has its own civil rights law. He called for continued dialogue among individuals, groups, and public bodies to address rights issues.

Indianapolis Indiana Senate Welsh

Not Guilty Pleas and Fines From Elwood Court

Judge Michael Tancey presided as four defendants faced charges. Joseph A. Miller, 61, Indianapolis, not guilty on disobeying a stop sign. James F. Plue, 28, Indianapolis, not guilty on speeding. Shubrick Rothe, 45, Indianapolis, guilty on speeding with $4 plus costs. Virgil Hannah, 17, Elwood, fined $1 plus costs. Additional defendants received fines or pled guilty for traffic violations including disregard for stop signs, failure to yield, and an overweight axle. The article notes tobacco leaf sales by the United States exceeding 28 percent of global free-world purchases.

Elwwood Michael Tancey Elwood Joseph A. Miller Indianapolis James F. Plue A. D St Shubrick Rothe Virgil Hannah Rt. 1

Rev Edward Duty To Speak Sunday At Elwood Church

Elwood reports Rev Edward C Duty of First Church of God Springfield will speak at 10 30 am at Community Church of God 5 Andersen St The Rev Duty a former Elwood pastor will discuss The Meaning of James A Pirkey Also notes hurt in fall of 21 month old Hal Waymire at 9331 N A St treated at a physician's office by Elwood fire department ambulance.

Edward Duty Elwood Church Elwood Edward C. Duty First Church of God Springfield Community Church of God Andersen St Duty James A. Pirkey James A. Pierkey Hurt Hal Waymire N. A St Elwood Fire Department Hospital Mercy Hospital Pamela Lynas Michael Clary S. Anderson Emily Johnson Cora B. Benson Barbara Stephenson Anderson Ivan Reason Baby Alexandria George Kemper Tony Swift Roger Dooley George Tony Joseph Metz Main St Violet Krebs Anderson St William Holliday Frankton Melony Ritter S. 18Th St Larry Ramey Jr 11Th St Mercy Hospital Luella Ricks 10Th St Copher and Fesler Ambulance Harold Svendson S. I St Danny J. Price St. Anderson St Wilfred Reynolds S. G Dennis Scott Benjamin Farr Elma St. Anderson Northwest Passage Roald Amundsen South Pole

Elwood Lawn Party Hosts Summer Social at Simmons Home

Elwood social club members gathered Wednesday at the Simmons residence for a pitch-in dinner and all-day meeting. Guests included Mrs. Dessie Nutling Mrs. Fern and Mrs. Ethel Fra among others. Nominations and contests occurred with prizes awarded to Mildred Smith Elsie Daugherty and Janice DeLong. Next meeting set for July 16 at 1:30 pm with host Mrs Anna Lee.

Greer Ralph Mar Josie Stokes Rew Kokomo Isaah Wilson Don Beckom Oakford Garland Blair Rudy Shinholt Jonesboroing Lizzie Fern Stokes Kay Bradley R.C.C Mary Ray Noon Margaret Lineberry Ray Elsie Daugherty Bradley Anne Lee Mildred Smith Gertrude Anna Lee Elsieless July Daugherty Gladys Hawk Josephine Ramahatta

Wheat acreage allotment set at 49.5 million for 1965

Agricultural Secretary Orville Freeman set the 1965 national wheat allotment at 49.5 million acres, unchanged from 1964, with no national marketing quota. The Agriculture Department projected 1.995 billion bushels needed for 1965 66, carryover about 793 million, and state allocations listed for Midwest states.

Washington UPS Orville Freeman Agriculture Department Hawaii Freeman Department Midwest Finois Indiana Town Michigan

Moose Lodge Reports From Convention in Chicago

Local Moose Lodge delegates reported at Tuesday night’s meeting on the Moose Lodge Convention in Chicago and Moosehearts. Members present included Roscoe Crite Darrell Riche Betty Moore Doris Ray Jackie Lawrence Florence Lubse Norma Crites and Paul Richey. A panel discussion plan was approved for members wives and auxiliary to explain lodge work. A fishing regatta is set for Saturday June 27 at Aqua Gardens with prizes for the most fish and the biggest fish plus numerous other awards.

jLocal Moose Lodge I Moose Lodge Chicago Moosehearts Roscoe Crite Darrell Riche Betty Moore Doris Ray Ackie Lawrence Florence Lubese Norma Crites Paul Richey

Souvanna Reveals Bombing Authorization for Laos

Neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma says he informed Britain and the Soviet Union that his government approved bombing Pathet Lao positions on the Plaine des Jarres. He sent letters June 15 defending attacks and U.S. reconnaissance flights by Navy jets as six-power talks falter.

Vientiane Laos APL Souvanna Phouma Britain Soviet Union Pathet Lao Plaine Des Jarres Souvanna R.A Butler Andrei A. Gromyko London Poland International Control Commission India Canada New Delhi Prince Soupha‘Mouvong Souvanta

AHS Summer School Reaches New Enrollment Milestone

The Anderson Public Schools report a total 1,965 students enrolled in summer classes across elementary, junior high, and high school programs. Anderson High School hosts 869 students in 33 classes with 28 faculty, while elementary schools enroll 895 and Central Junior High 91. Courses include English, World History, Civics, American Problems, Algebra, Biology, typing, health, and driver education.

Anderson Public Schools G. E. Ebbert Anderson High School Central Junior High School George Davis Ebbertt

Courthouse News briefs list Indiana court actions

New Suts files include state cases against Jerry O Wimmer for rape affidavit and Calvin Cook vs Betty Leel Haskell for money lent. Habeas corpus petition in Buck superintendent case. Several divorce suits and a personal injury suit against Water Conditioning Service. Court minutes note theft convictions and penalties, including Duram and Bauler. Divorces granted for Mundy, Callis, and Harty jurisdiction transfer noted.

State of Indiana Jerry O' Wimmer William F. Lawler, Jr Calvin Cook Betty Leel Haskell Campbell and Jones Billy Mack Martin John W. Buck Indiana State Reformatory Betty Webber Rolland Webber Lawrence H. Robbins Phillip J. Young Berdinald N. Young Donald P. Jones Shirley Pettigrew Philbert N. Pettigrew John R. Walsh Margaret Trueblood Cullagan Water Conditioning Service Mel Thornburg Duane Duram Indiana

Roanoke Memorial Radiologic Technol ogy graduate Miss Edwards

Miss Virginia Lee Edwards daughter of Mr and Mrs John Cortmer Edwards of Altavista Virginia formerly of Anderson will graduate Saturday from the Roanoke Memorial Hospital School of Radiologic Technology in Roanoke. She is the granddaughter of Mrs William A Shaul of Anderson.

Virginia Lee Edwards John Cortmer Edwards Altavista Anderson Roanoke Memorial Hospitl School of Radiologic Technology Roanoke William A. Shaul

Widow Bilked Out Of $2,500 Savings

Fairfield Illinois widow loses 2500 dollars after a man posing as Wayne County sheriff visits her home and warns that Fairfield National Bank is about to fail. The imposter asks for funds to be kept safe temporarily, causing the theft amid a chaotic evening.

Fairfield UPI Wayne County Gene Leathers Visow Fairfield ‘National Bank God Youth

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