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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
3
Police report a mystery vessel possibly a yacht transmitting distress signals with a man and an unconscious child aboard. The first ship to reach the scene was approximately 1 U miles northwast, near Auckland bound waters, with claims of a boy and two men aboard, including American and English nationals.
The National Federation of Press Women honored several state journalists at its annual convention in Sun Valley Idaho. Recipients include Beryl Brownell of the Gary Post Tribun and Mary Walden of the Indianapolis Star. Photographs by Benn and Evie Birge featured, with Ruth Chin of Muncie Pr.
The State Department reports plans for a new class of small submarines to aid undersea operations. Dr John Maynard of Marysdeen Submergence Corp notes a $750,000 system program tied to the Navy’s Alvin line, with six units planned and a mid-1968 readiness goal.
Porter's UPD reports a nine year old Chesterzan boy drowned at Morer Bese in Lake Michigan while swimming with friends. Lifesaving efforts at the beach failed after he was submerged.
Paris AP reports French President de Gaulle and British Prime Minister Wilson nearly agree on key Middle East settlement elements. They oppose an early UN summit. Differences include France favoring broader UN limits for talks and Britain urging steps to curb nuclear arms spread amid Vietnam, with no consensus on Common Market membership.
Jey Suilmen graduates from the Private Secretarial School of Dilernational College on June 11, 1967. She completed high school in 1966 and is listed as residing in Merind Mys inva Andersan.
A review roundup highlights several recent titles including Cher Veowle's Moury by Jerome Weldmal from Trandam House, detailing an orphan saga set before World War II and spanning 30 years with Victor Smith Harriet and Philip Arandwvine. Also discussed is The Thousand Hot Day by W S Kyuczak, a wartime Poland novel that blends history with personal fates and Polish resistance themes.
Robert V. Cummins of F R Mallory Co urged industrial advertisers to emphasize truthful ads during the ATA convention in Cleveland. He warned of government scrutiny and urged ethical practices to counter critics while stressing competition and consumer evaluation of products.
Washington says it has no plan to extend control over Anguilla or interfere with British rule after Anguilla sought independence from the St Kitts Nevis Anguilla federation. Officials dismissed Adams claim of U S backing and warned Britain to handle the matter seriously.
The article notes a 50th anniversary celebration for the high school class of Danville. The event occurred at a local venue with Mr and Mrs, Mr Tawlin, and Parker family mentioned among attendees. Ended with a reception and social activities reflecting the era.
Widespread army worm infestation reported in Indiana counties. Teo Feltenright, extension agent, said the outbreak began in Cass County and moved into northern Tridiana. Wheat pastures show damage while corn and oats remain largely unaffected.
King Hussein of Jordan said there was no conclusive evidence that U S and British planes entered the Middle East war. He argued foreign intervention could not be ruled out and urged full access to radar and air casualty records to determine who was involved.
Janet Willisms Anderson graduates from the Private Secretarial School of Treterhiativodl College on June 11, 1487. She is a graduate of Madeon Heights and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jive L. Williams of Anderson.
Indiana officials and economists will welcome a Japanese Economic Mission Tuesday afternoon in Indianapolis led by Kazuhaka Kikawa of Tokyo Electric Power Co. Inc. The delegation, including top executives and interpreters, will meet Lt. Gov. Robert L. Rock and hold a news conference with speakers from Purdue University, Indiana University, and a former U.S. banking official.
The United States Soviet Union and Israel proposed peace blueprints for the Middle East stressing refugee rights war damage payments and nonaggression while signaling a path to recognize Israel with Arab acknowledgement. In Hollywood news newcomer Jon Delaney, 21, lands a co-star role at Paramount alongside a film for an upcoming project.
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