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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1960

Page

6

East Side Church Of God Vacation School May Be Held

East Side Church Of God schedules a two week Vacation Church School from June 20 to July 1 daily 2:00 pm to 1:00 am Monday through Friday at E 3th and Harrison. Director Mrs Walter Miller secretary Mrs Earnest Daly. age 4 to 12. closing program July 1 at 10:00 am with film Heaven Earth and a church movement documentary. picnic lunch on church lawn. Primary department led by Mrs Winfield Bell with several teachers and assistants. junior department led by Mrs Harold Smith with staff. nursery and kindergarten sections coached by Mrs Maurice Pickering and Mrs Charles Campbell with assistants.

East Side Church of God E. 3Th Harrison Walter Miller Earnest Daly Church of God Movement Heaven 1 Earth

Refugee Commander Sentenced in Absentia by Polish Tribunal

Warsaw report says Col. Pavel Monat former Polish Army intelligence chief who defected to the United States was sentenced to death in absentia by a Polish military tribunal in Trybuna Ludu official coverage. Monat purportedly fled to the United States and faced a death sentence while abroad. The report frames the ruling as a state action against a defector.

Warsaw Poland UPD Communist Party Trybuna Ludu Pavel Monat United States

Wagner Backs Kennedy as NYC Mayor Joins Bandwagon

New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner, a leading 114 monthers delegate, endorsed Senator John F. Kennedy for the Democratic presidential nomination. Kennedy thanked Wagner saying the endorsement would help him win the Los Angeles convention. Wagner, a powerful city chief and key delegate, announced his support at a City Hall news conference after hosting Kennedy the prior week.

New York Robert F. Wagner John F. Kennedy Kennnedy Los Angelés Carmine de Sapio Tammany Hail Los Angeles Wagner Kennedy

Bishop Opposes Prolonging Old Age Dying Peacefully

TORQUAY England. Dr Robert Mortimer 57 bishop of Exeter told the British Medical Association that it is better to let old folks die in peace than to prolong life through surgery and modern medical techniques. He cited the couplet Thou shalt not kill but needst not strive officiously to keep ye alive.

Torquay England Church of England Robert Mortimer Exter British Medical Association

Airline Pilots Set Tuesday Strike Date

Miami. A spokesman for the Airline Pilots Association said the union notified the National Mediation Board of a strike set for one minute before midnight EST Tuesday against National Airlines. Fr Albright said the action cites wages and fringe benefits and is not tied to the Thi man dispute at Eastern Airlines. A telegram was sent to the Board signed by C N Sayen, ALPA president.

Miami APS Airline Pilots Association National Mediation Board National Airlines Fr. Albright National Lodge ALPA Eastern Airlines Albright C.N. Sayen

Polio Vaccine Price Cut Shifts Market

Detroit reports Parke Davis and Co cut polio vaccine price by 36 percent to meet trimmed competitor pricing. And over in Anderson High School, Principal David L. Adams releases the spring honor roll listing many students across honor roll sections with requirements of at least a B average in four solid subjects.

Detroit UPL Parke, Davis & Co Anderson High School David L. Adams Janet Anderson Garland Barron Sharon Beeler Linda Beemer Donna Bowen Martha Bowman Harold Brewer jPat Browning Fred Bryant Bruce Cady Pamela Caldwell Alice Cave Dennis Courter Paula Cramer Linda Critchlow Allen Deyo John Diskey Carolyn Farmer Karen Dunkerly Carolyn Estelle Charles Farmer Darlene Fields Mike Fox Anabeth Hodson Shirley Hollars Sandra Kimmerling David Kinsley Sam Layton Barbara Hummiell James Hunt Melainie Isaacs Susan Jeffries Judy Loucks Mae L. McCullough Eugenia Martin Douglas Mason Kaye Metzger Bill Miller Sally Morrison Neil O'Brien Nancy O'Neill Jane Ran

Honor Roll At AHS Names Over Two Hundred Students

More Than 200 students are listed on the AHS semester honor roll. The long roster includes seniors and juniors such as Linda Addison Town send Albright Marilyn Alexander and many others. Leaders and teachers acknowledged the achievement with pride as families applauded the results.

AHS

Suit Started Over Purchase Of Shares In Planters Case

Standard Brands Inc filed suit in Federal District Court in Scranton to compel Planters Nut & Chocolate Co to transfer 114 345 shares worth about 12 million dollars, giving Standard Brands nearly half of Planters stock that were paid for in cash.

Scranton UPI Standard Brands Inc Planters Nut & Chocolate Co Standard Brands Planters

Paper Production Hits 98.6 Percent of Capacity

New York reports that paper production rose to 98.6 percent of mill capacity for the week ended June 11, up from 96.2 percent the previous week and 95.6 percent a year ago. The paperboard production ratio stood at 96 percent, compared with 85 percent the prior week and 98 percent a year earlier, per the American Paper & Pulp Association and National Paperboard Association.

New York UPI American Paper & Pulp Association National Paperboard Association

Kennedy strategists back first ballot nomination bid

Kennedy allies project broad early support in several key states and among uncommitted delegates. They cite anticipated votes from New York Illinois and Michigan plus favored states California and New Jersey as momentum builds toward a first-ballot nomination at the Los Angeles convention. Affected families face eviction as the campaign unfolds amid a volatile preconvention scene.

Washington UPI Cam Johnson Sen Symington Organization Kennedy Los Angeles Ater Janie Jeanie Fisher Dave Danny Terryla Donald I. Fisher Sheriff’s Office Serior Court Madison Circuit Court Anderson Sheriff's Department Herald Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Stuart Symington Amon Connecticut Jit Jas G. Mennen Williams California New Jersey

Governor orders probe of Eichmann article in college paper

Concord New Hampshire Monday governor orders investigation into a Keene State Teachers College student monthly The Monadnock for an article titled Students Plea for Richman urging financial support for Adolf Eichmann The college spokesman called the piece satire and clarified its intent.

Concord N.H API New Hampshire College Studen Naz Adolf Eichmann Richman Pubeens

Protestants Call for Religious Liberty in Kennedy Race

Dr. Lynn L. Archer of the Protestant and Other Americans United for Separation of Church and State urged Roman Catholic officials to declare support for full religious liberty and implicitly criticized Senator John F. Kennedy’s Catholic faith. Speaking to Free Methodists at a national seminary conference in Winona Lake Indiana, Archer warned Americans against backing a Catholic president unless church policy changes. He is a Washington attorney and church official. the audience gave him a two minute standing ovation.

Winona Lake Ind Johns Kennedy Lynn L. Archer Separation of Church and State United States Free Methodists Dr. Archer Archer Washington, D.C

Lumber Shipments Decline In Week End June 11

Washington based report from UPI notes lumber shipments by mills dropped 2.2 percent below production for the week ended June 11. New orders stood 5 percent below output while unused orders were 29 percent of gross stocks. Year to date shipments and new orders trailed production by 4.5 and 17 percent respectively.

Washington UPI National Lumber Manufacturers Association Eli

Petroleum Products Demand Rise Expected

The Independent Petroleum Association forecasts U S total demand for petroleum products in the third quarter at 9.315 million barrels daily, up 13.3 percent from the prior quarter. March demand boosted the average for March-May to 9.423 million barrels daily, about 6.9 percent higher than 1959.

Washington Independent Petroleum Association To America IPAA

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East Side Church of God Winfield Bell Joe Eakman Gerald Nevitt Phyllis Holder Ruben Daly Carl ‘Beuhler Everett Garbett William Bell Mary Loy JoLynn Chamneff Schery Robbins Harold Smith Denny Hopper Jim Hopper Paul Carder Byron Hall Richard Kreps Elvan Whit‘sel Lloyd Gilbert Roscoe Snowden Sylvia Utley Winfield Bell David Daly Maurice Pickering Becky Hilligoss Margo Rhodes Charles Campbell Inez Brown Judy Campbell Mary Sheppard Paul Hutchinson Anderson Loan Mortgage Payment Depository Wae Wee Bishop Agree EL Gareere Seeeeees Surbagh Bill Tallman Nancy Thornburg Leslie Toles Janet Tooley Kenneth Upshaw Edward Billy Freeman William Gale Joyce Howard Judy Giddens Charlene Gillaspy Bill Graham William Hannaford Bill Harper Sharon Harrison Becky Hart Sondra Sue Johnson Judy Josefek Lois Kardatzke Loretta King Jean Kinley Marilyn Kruger Pennt Lame David Maine Bill McCarty Paul McCormick Richard May Carol Ann Neilson Nanci Newman Toni Pember Sharon Reger Lee Richardson Kathy Ann Rush John Shaw Jeffrey Smith Ruth Ann Speece Robbie Stoops Bill Surbaugh Jane Wellington Lonnie Whitehead iDon Wilson Betty Wolverton Japhens Woodall Judi Wright Linda Addison Townsend Albright Marilyn Alexander Janet Alleman Clifford Arellano Anita Ballinger Douglas Barron Mark Barron Suzette Batlhauer Larry Beaty Betty Box RuthiAnn Hudson Saundra Heard Mary Sue McAllister Susan Campbell Nancy Fribley Roger Kellams Sally Keller Saundra Kelly Eleanor Kolhusz Sandra LaShure Phyllis Lawson Nancy Lee Jan Loudenhack Patsy Duckworth Cathy McCrocktin Karen McKay Beverly Miller Michael Morgan Carol Nahrwold Jackie O'Dowd Bill Osborne Barbara Jeffries Jim Johnson Sondra McQuiston Patty Pearson Janice Perry Jeanne Phillips Bill Pitts Jane Preston Hizabeth Toombs James Frazier Loriie Rayford Judibeth Reveal Bernhard Riener Beth Ann Robinett Gerald Rouse Judith Sanford Stanley Schumacher Jim Seal John Cunningham John Smith Jerry Speece Joseph Speece Suzan Spencer Steve Watson Peggy Waugh Alan Swinford Madelyn Taylor Peggy Taylor Ford Failane Sie MagicAire Whitewell America Fred Welker Bob Brown 13Th Meridian 9116 Fed. Tex Burton Lewine Watche Farmers Mutual Bled Acy American Fay Life Winsurance CO Sam Garretson St—Anderson Howard Hamilton S. Main Fairmount Automobile Insurance CO Madison Wisconsin Malzon Insurance Agency Cross and Poplar Anderson
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