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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1967

Page

17

China H Bomb Defense Line Alarm Urges ABM Build

Washington leaders reacted with alarm to China s hydrogen test urging immediate ABM development. Sen Henry M Jackson and House and Senate committees pressed for rapid deployment of a thin ABM, criticizing McNamara for delaying action. Rivers and Russell backed urgent construction.

Washington UPI China United States Henry M. Jackson Dwash Joint House Senate Atomic Energy ‘Committee Pentagon Jackson L. Mendel. Rivers Armed Services Committee America Rivers Richard B. Russell Senate Arm Services Committee Defense Robert McNamara

Lyons Life Sentence Given After Burglary Armory Case

Harold Lyons, 25, was sentenced to life in prison by Judge Carl Z. Smith for 1st degree murder in the August 6, 1966 armory burglary and death of Virgil Arehart, 64. The eight-day trial heard Lyons was surprised by Arehart during the burglary. the all male jury recommended life imprisonment. Defender Merle Mendenhall faced related charges and received a continuance. Lyons and Mendenhall await further court action with sentencing set for June 25 for the Roland group.

Wayman Harold Lyons Carl Z. Smith Lyons Beece Creek Kentucky Virgil Arehart Elwood Armory Arehart Lyons Merle Edward Mendenhall Rolland Boys Mendenhall Campbell, Jones Court Probation Office Menden

Thief Targets Priceless Flea Costume Collection

Baltimore AP report quotes Phil Thomas describing a burglary in his office. The thief took a priceless collection, including match boxes that Thomas says likely appeared empty. He notes the boxes actually contained fleas in costumes, a detail that emphasizes the whimsical nature of the loss.

Baltimore, MD Phil Thomas Thomas

Church Convention Opens With National Leaders

The 78th annual interdenominational convention of the Church of God opens in Anson and San Diego with Rev Herschell D Rice of Pomona Calif delivering the keynote on Sin and Salvation Preachers, ministers and lay leaders from across the nation and foreign countries will attend The event runs daily dawn to midnight with 300 meetings planned including morning worship led by Dr Elmer Karatzke and Rev Ted Rigdon A large Warner Auditorium mass meeting at 7 00 p m closes the day with leaders from Jamaica and West Virginia participating The convention week marks the start of a six day program for delegates and visitors

P.m Herschell D Church of God Rice Pomona Calif Veness West General Assembly Anni Borg Charles M. Ben Anson San Diego Elmer E. Kardatzke Wichita Ted Rigdon Indiananapoli John K Inia ‘Polis General Assembly The Church of Gods Jamaica Samuel G.hines James C. Burchett Huntington W. Va Glen E. ‘Bevis Birmingham Ala Guy Kinney High Point N.C Donald C’ Ritchey Findlay Ohio Lordship of Christ Ralph A Warner Press, Inc Warner Auditorium

219 Students Gain Degrees At UC Commencement

219 bachelor of arts science and master of divinity degrees plus three honorary degrees were conferred at Anderson College commencement in Warner Auditorium Indiana. Dr Robert H Reardon served as speaker marking the 50th anniversary year of the liberal arts school and the 78th International Convention of the Church of God. Honorary degrees went to Mrs Bessie Hittle Byrum and Dr John R Emens with Rev R Eugene Sterner receiving the doctor of divinity. Baccalaureate services were held Sunday in Park Place with Rev Wayne Lirting delivering the sermon.

Anderson College Warner Auditorium Indiana Liberal Arts School Robert H. Reardon John A. Morrison The Church of God Bessie Hittle Byrum Anderson John R. Emens Ball State University R. Eugene Sterner IV Church Park Place

Dodd Hears Fraud Charge In Senate Vote Date Uncertain

A Senate session heard a fraud charge against Dodd with no clear vote date. Dodd’s colleagues planned to meet with him Monday as debate stretched into a fifth day. Influential members warned that public faith in the Senate could falter if leaders fail to set a timetable.

Dodd Senate Yee Seogre Dette Sen Hae Dodd Loc Ly A. Ore Tony Easure

U S Units Attack Cong 276 Killed in Mekong Delta Fight

U S forces clash with Viet Cong near the Rach Hui river south of Saigon. Twenty eight Americans killed and 126 wounded as infantrymen press the battle into paddies and marshes with air support blasting a power plant near Hanoi. A Viet Cong battalion of about 500 is repelled with 56 guerrillas killed and eight Americans missing or captured.

Bati U.S South Vietnam Mekong Etnam Hanoi Sail Saigon UPS Rach Hui River Capi Cavan

Annexation approved for land north of Hartman Road

Anderson Public Works approved a resolution to annex eight acres north of Hartman Road Ind 9 and the NYC Railroad. Pay Less Markets requested the annexation for a new store at Ind 9 and Hartman Road. The plan includes private property and parcels tied to Pay Less and local businesses. A city council decision follows.

Anderson Tea of Public Works Lant Harold Smith Hartman Rd Ind NYC Railroad Pay Less Markets Hart Man Rd Hunter Weid Chevrolet A. L. Brewster Posse Shace Edgewater Park Bob Laughlin Laughlin

Officials Discuss Paving Projects in County and City

County and city officials met in Commissioners Court to discuss paving a stretch of St Road from Indiana to Madison at an estimated total of 30 000 with costs split evenly. City Attorney Bill Peck and County Attorney Walter Dietzen to seek approval from both bodies. Budget forms for the 1968 budgets were issued with a July 30 deadline.

One Car Crash Injures Three In City Collision

A Sunday Main Street crash left three injured, one critically. Arvey A. Hilderbrand, 51, was ejected after a collision with Ronald Mahoney, his car pinned in a rollover. A Mahoney vehicle fled 60 feet, with both drivers and a passenger injured. both vehicles halted near 18th Street.

Arvey A. Hilderbrand Pendleton Ave Ronald Arrow Ave Ma Roy Hilderbrand Harold Smith Sth St Mahoney Auto Mission Okay Com Mahoney Fen Ig Hil Main St State Highway’ Department Smith Raible Ave Howia Sedobu Tony Schle Gelmich St. John’s. Y India Moscow Nikolai M Pegov Joseph Star Minor Ingeres Iis Viet Communist Party

Kosygin Says Victor Should Pay Damages

Soviet Premier Kosygin urged the UN General Assembly in New York to force Israel to yield Arab territory won in the fighting and to pay war damages to Arab states. He argued the United States and Britain pressured Israel into war, and demanded a return to prewar lines as a condition for peace.

Kosygin Victor United Nath N.Y Israel Soviet Union General Assembly Alexei N. Kosygin Assembly Abba Eban Eban United States Britain Middle

New Courthouse Petition Action Delayed By Board

During a session, attorneys spoke on the validity of signatures on petitions given to the Board of Commissioners by the court auditor. Commissioners Ralph Me, Everett Stottlemyer, and William Wood said they will revisit the bond issue proposal at next Monday's meeting.

Board of Commissioners Court Auditor’s Office Ralph Me Everett. Stottlemyer William Wood

Johnson outlines five point plan for Middle East crisis

President Johnson proposes a five point blueprint to curb arms shipments and reduce fighting in the Middle East. He urges UN accounting of all weaponry shipped to the region, insists on Arab and Israeli recognition of each other’s rights, and calls for troop withdrawals where applicable. He avoids rigid positions while urging magnanimity and restraint by all parties.

Washington UPL Johnson Middle East Soviet Union United Nations Alexei Kosygin U.N. General Kosygin Saar Jonson Anticipa Gulf of Qaba Egypt Israel

Hartford Court Strikes Down Residency Welfare Rule

UPI reports a federal court in Hartford found Connecticut welfare residency requirements unconstitutional. Vivian Marie Thompson, who moved from Boston a year prior, was denied benefits under the law aimed at limiting aid to residents. The judge ruled the interstate travel and movement rights were implicated, effectively impeding travel and residence choices. Page 2, Column 8.

Hartford, Conn UPI Vivian Marie Thompson Hartford Boston Josey Smith Pero Spall Connecticut Clark Ealing

Racial Tension Surges After Atlanta Public Safety Incident

In Atlanta a Black crowd attacked a shopping center with bottles and bricks after a rally led by Stokely Carmichael urged revolution. Police responded with warning rounds as a Black youth was injured earlier in the day amid rising neighborhood tensions and church meeting grievances.

Atlanta UPS Stokely “Carmichael

New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity

News brief notes celebrate births at St John's Hospital and local families welcoming new babies. Names such as Carmichael, Mrs Sohn Weir, Mrs Corky Wilson, and Mr and Mrs Berry appear among the notices alongside addresses like 1324 W ilth St and 1713 Fairview St. The items reference community recognition of newborn girls and boys, with brief personal details and family mentions.

Carmichael Pan James Snd Sohn Weir Fortville Charles (Corky Wilson W.ilth St David Berry Carmichael Fairview St Joseph Russell Martin Luther 'S Christan Nir James Anne Nease

Five Hurt In Two Car Crash At Indiana Intersection

Five persons were injured in a two car collision at the intersection of Indiana 9 and Indiana 28 Monday afternoon. Deputies say the westbound car on Indiana 28 failed to yield. Names listed include Nathan Hackwood and Charles Yeagly among the drivers and passengers involved.

Ind. 9 Ind Madison County Sheriff's Deputies Nathan Hackwood Jerry Charles I Yeagly Anderesa Sala Lockwood Yeagley Auto

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