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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1967

Page

22

Mystery Ship Signals From Distant Sea Near New Zealand

Police chase a mystery vessel suspected to be the yacht Tiki II or the stolen Southpacific, which sent Mayday signals claiming a dying man and an unconscious child aboard. The first find yielded no trace, and investigators link the case to Herbert Henkyns’s reported stolen yacht with a boy and several men possibly headed for the United States.

Auckland APD New Zealand Herbert Henkyns United States

State Newswomen Honored By NFPW

The National Federation of Press Women awards seven Indiana journalists at the Sun Valley Idaho convention. Recipients include Beryl Brownell of the Gary Post-Tribune for fashions, Mary Walden of Indianapolis for home furnishings, Kay Kuhns of Kokomo Tribune for feature, Evie Barge of Bedlensus WFEMTV for features, Ruth Chin of Muncie Press and Star for photographs, Bernice O'Connor of The Criterion Indianapolis for photographs, Ruth Astig of Vincennes Sun for weekly coverage.

Sun Valley Idaho UPI National Federation of Press Indiana Beryl Brownell Gary Post - Tribune Mary Walden Indianapolis Sar Kay Kuhns Kokomo Tribune Evie Barge Bedlensus Wfemtv Ruth Chin Muncie Press and Star Bernice O'Connor the Criterion Indianapolis Ruth Astig Vincennes Sun

Minisubs Newest For Undersea Use

The State Department backs undersea mini submarines as a future rescue tool. Dr. John Craven says the U S Navy plans a six unit mini sub program ready by mid 1968, with a 43 foot 25 ton vessel designed to attach to a stricken submarine and rescue crew via an escape hatch.

Groton Threshersat Spain Joe Switzerland Ut|ter Navy United States Theie

Nine Year Old Boy Drowns In Lake Michigan at Porter Beach

Loyd McCorker, nine, from Chesterton, drowned while swimming with peers at Porter Beach on Lake Michigan near midday Monday. Bystanders attempted revival after pulling him from the water, but efforts failed. Local police are investigating the drowning.

Lake Michigan Porter, Ind UPI Chesterton Loyd McCorker Porter Beach Love Elizabeth New Jersey East India Co

De Gaulle and Wilson Near Middle East Accord

Paris sources say President de Gaulle and Prime Minister Wilson moved close to a broad Middle East settlement framework while ruling out a summit. They favored a Four Power approach but differed on UN framework for talks. The leaders also weighed China’s H bomb test and US Vietnam involvement amid France’s clash with Britain over Common Market membership. Miss Jerry Skillman of Anderson graduates from International College secretarial program.

Paris Charles de Gaulle Harold Wilson Britain Middle East China Vietnam Wil de Gaulle France Grand Trianon Palace of Versailles Johnson Alexei N. Kosygin United States

New Books Topics Vary By United Press Inter

The selection includes Jerome Weidman’s Money and The Thousand Hour Day by W S Kuniczak. Weidman’s tale follows Victor Smith an orphan raised by a wealthy employer and his shadowed hero Philip Brandwine over 30 years amid family power dynamics and questions of heroism and being Jewish. Kuniczak’s World War II panorama follows a Polish survivor turned American soldier as he threads a panoramic view of Hitler’s early blitzkrieg with a focus on Polish fate and resilience through stark scenes of German brutality.

United Press Jerome Weidman Random House Weidman Victor Smith Harriet Philip Brandwine Philip Vietor Seaver Academy Walter Weld Weld W. S. Kuniczak Dial Poland T's Korea Ernest Hemingway Kuniczak Mexican

U.S. Rejects Anguilla Independence Move In Caribbean

Washington says it will not acquire Anguilla as a U.S. dependency after its secession from the St. Kitts Nevis Anguilla federation. State Department rebuffs Peter Adams the Anguilla spokesman and notes no U.S. plan to nibble at the Caribbean island. The British government will decide the matter in its own way officials say.

Washington United States Caribbean State Department Peter Adams Anguilla St.Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla Bee Adams San Juan Puerto Rico Johnson

Daleville Man Attends 50th Selma High Class Reunion

John A. Reed Sr. of Daleville joined nine of twelve graduates at Selma High School's 50th anniversary in 1917. The gathering was hosted at the Leeka farm south of Parker. A note mentions Falls City Beer on WHBU with Fred & Frank.

Daleville John A. Reed Sr Selma High School Ladin Leeka Parker Fred Frank Falls City Beer WHBU

Advertising Chief Urges Truth in Industrial Ads

Robert V. Cummins president of the Association of Industrial Advertisers says ads should be truthful and accurate even as advertising evolves under technology and scrutiny. He notes advertisers face government and public scrutiny, urging clear claims and responsible messaging while defending the need for attention grabbing ads. He also cautions critics not always to be right and urges consumers to compare products like labels on canned goods.

Indianapolis Association of Industrial Advertisers Robert V. Cummins P. R. Mallory Co AIA Cleveland Grnment U. S

Army worms damage crops in northern Indiana and Michigan

Elkhart County extension agent Leo Feltenright reported a widespread army worm infestation spreading from Cas County Michigan into northern Indiana. He said the worms were damaging wheat pastures but had not yet attacked corn or oats.

Elkhart, Ind Indiana Leo Feltenright Elkhart County Feltenright Cas County Mich

Hussein backs down on charge of U S assist

In Amman King Hussein rejected Egypt’s charge that U S and British planes aided Israel in the Middle East war, saying there is no conclusive evidence of foreign air or sea involvement though he left open the possibility of intervention. He cited radar observations and said Jordan has filed records with the U N mission seeking further inquiry.

Amman Jordan Hussein Egypt U.S Israel Middle East U.N

Janet Williams Graduate at Ander Secretarial School

Miss Janet Williams completes training at Ander Private Secretarial School of International College on June 11, 1965 or 95. She is a Madison Heights School class of 1966 graduate and daughter of Mr and Mrs Joel L Williams of Anderson.

Jerry Skillman Anderson International College Madison Heights ‘School Marvin “Skillman Janet Williams Secretarial School of International College Madison Heights School Joel L. Williams, Anderson

Japanese Experts To See Indiana

Indiana hosts a Japanese Economic Mission led by Kazutaka Kikawada of Tokyo Electric Power Co. The 12 official representatives will meet Lt. Gov. Rock, hold a news conference, and hear remarks from Purdue economist Don Paarlberg Indiana University economist Lawrence Kreider and James Saxson of American Fletcher Bank. Edison L. Thuma will moderate.

Indianapolis UPI Kazutaka Kikawada Tokyo Electric Power Co., Inc Kikawada Japan Committee For Economic Dev Federation of Electric, Power Companies and Economic Council Robert L. Rock Don Paarlberg Purdue University Lawrence Kreider Indiana University James Saxson Cochairman American Fletcher National Bank & Trust Co Kennedy Edison L. Thuma Indiana Department of Commerce

Middle East Peace Offers From World Leaders

United States Soviet Union and Israel outlined peace clues. Johnson called for refugee rights maritime passage and arms race limits. Kosygin demanded Israeli withdrawal behind 1919 lines and Arab war damage payment. Eban urged coexistence and Arab recognition. Newcomer Hollywood notes Joan Delaney to co star with James Coburn in Paramount film.

United Press International United States Soviet Union Israel Middle East Johnson Lss Alexei N. Kosygin Arabs Security Council Abba Eban Mideast Hollywood UPI Joan Delaney James Coburn Paramount TPA

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