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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1967

Page

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Man Seeks Police Job After Persistent Court Battles

Carl M. Russell sues Terre Haute to force the police pension fund to hire him as a policeman. He argues he was barred by height and age rules and pursues a ruling to implement a job in 1963 despite multiple court challenges and state high court opinions.

Terre Haute, Ind Carl M. Russell Indiana Supreme Court Russell Terre Haute Board of Public Works and Safety Russall Indiana High Court Timita! Tor

Lanahan Family Plans Return to Anderson Pastoral Leader

Dr. Lanahan and family, longtime Anderson residents and former pastor of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church, will move back to their home at 923 W. 7th St next week after the Indiana Conference South session. He will devote time to evangelism, youth camps, missions, Bible conferences and guest ministry, and assist in fundraising. He will conduct meetings in Morehead Kentucky, Red Bird Mission and Beverly High School Pineville Kentucky, Niles Michigan, and within the Indiana Conference South.

H. L. Lanahan Anderson First Evangelical United Brethren Church Indiana Conference U.B Indiana Central College Indianapolis Lanahan General Church Connersville Morehead Eastern State ‘Neachers College Red Bird Mission Beverly High School Pineville

New Fill Pill Study Finds Mixed Psychological Effects

A four year study of 24 couples finds wives who continue oral contraceptives report increased sexual interest but lower mood and anxiety. those who quit may resist dominant husbands, raising husband anxiety. Researchers presented at the American Medical Association.

Atlantic American Medical Association Frederick J. Ziegler David A. Rodgers Leverend Clinic Foundation Sali Ann Kriegsman Chevy Chase Purvis D. Martin San Diego Calif Ziegler

YMCA Day Camp Completes First Phase This Week

Adventure Day Camp finishes its first period for 1967 with a Friday closing program at Davis Park. Richard Trowbridge announces a World Service Carnival and awards ceremony after a family picnic. Camps run June to August with two week July sessions and one week June and August sessions.

YBICA Richard Trowbridge Davis Park Ardeesun Ierat

Summer Heat Spike Shapes Middle Early Week Outlook

The Associated Press reports summer arrives officially in Tridjana Wednesday night with higher temperatures and a chance of thundershowers in central and southern portions. Outlook calls for little change, lows in the 0s, and scattered storms from 2 to 4 EST in some northern and western areas.

Associated Press Tridjana Mid Bys Toy Pam Weather Bureau Iniiana Owen Greene Tidianapolis Spencer and Worthington

Draft Bill M Urges Powered Page Ole From President

A fragmented report outlines draft bill proposals linked to President Lyndon Johnson and Soviet leaders. It cites discussions by Kosygin and Gromyko, a U.N. troops dispute, and a shift toward a random draft selection with continued deferments for graduates in specialized fields.

Ole Gamal Abdel Nasser Andrei Johnson John Senate Gollberg Hill General Assembly House Thant Israel U.S R Goldberg Mideast Freedom of International Middle East Tony Hollywood UPI Francigosa Lerti Tovial Integrity For Universal Secretary of Dean Rusk

Middletown Girl Chosen Pianist for All Student Band Tour

Miss Judith Ayres, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Ayres Jr., has been selected as the pianist for the All Student Band, Orchestra, and Chorus touring Europe from Washington on a tour that includes Scotland, Holland, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Monaco, France, and England. The performance ends with a final concert in Washington attended by the President, with sponsorship by the Sherandoah Conservatory of Music in Winchester, Virginia.

Middletown Judith Ayres U.S

Weather tolls heavy rains in Florida to Oklahoma and beyond

A storm soaked Tampa Bay and the Gulf Coast as 12 hour totals topped three inches in Hickory North Carolina. Ponta City Oklahoma and Boston reported inches of rain with Providence and other areas seeing hail or showers. The system stretched along the north Pacific coast with scattered thunderstorms from the Sierras to the Black Hills.

Page One Lake City Salt Lake Airport Tampa Florida Gulf Coast Hickory N.C Ponta City Okla Boston Providence Bll Hale North Pacific Coast Sierras Black Hills

Train Collision Report From Front Street Crossing

Police describe a collision where a car driven by Wollamsold allegedly pulled onto the track just before impact. The train sounded its whistle and stopped roughly six cars beyond the crossing, with the auto pushed about 60 feet from the point of impact. Traffic Lt. Robert Martin and Officers Ester and Davis investigated.

Wege Wollamsold Traffie Robert Martin Paul Ester Rod Davis

Diplomatic Clash Over UNEF Pullback Rages in UN Session

Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and U S Secretary Rusk clashed with UN remarks on UNEF withdrawal. Thant said Egypt would hold forces back but Israel denied any agreement to withdraw UNEF and deemed the plan unacceptable.

Viney Andre A. Gromyko Rusk Nourechtin Atassi Thant Thearly U.N UNEF Egypt

Israel Faces Probe Over U S Navy Liberty Attack

Israel considers prosecuting those who attacked the U S Navy communications ship Liberty during the 1967 Sinai crisis. The attack off the Egyptian coast killed 34 sailors and wounded 76. The government apologized for the incident.

Tel Aviv Israel UPI Liberty Mediterranean Sea Egyptian Sinai

Anderson Obituaries Harl Franklin 90 Die in Anderson

Harl Franklin 90 formerly of Crawford Tenn died at Community Hospital after one day as a patient. He lived in Anderson 37 years and was a member of the Goodwin Memorial Church of the Nazarene. Survivors include his widow Juajita M. Sanger Franklin two daughters two sons two sisters one brother and four grandchildren. Funeral services held at Harold J. Rozelle Funeral Home with burial at East Maplewood.

Harl Franklin J. Franklin Moss Island al Jaerson Community Hospital Rae Crawford Tenn William and Louise Hoover Franklin Goodwin Memoral Church Juajita M. Sanger Franklin Marion Moreland Emory (Sherry Starks Muncie Nila Kay Franklin Pendleton Uromete Ridgway Dunkirk Burt Jay County George Mary Jane Taylor Ridgway Mon Houghton Lake Mich Any Nuckols Duniskirk Asa Ridgway Carnell Bright Funeral Home Pandleton Grove Lawn Ames Hogue James Ie Hogue St. John's Arden Schuegus Daleville Arden W. Schlegel Brown and Dutz Munity Trene Charkson Thapital Lafayette Cloverdale Church

Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties

Obituary notices report multiple deaths across Madison and nearby counties with details on ages, residences, surviving relatives, funeral arrangements, and burial plans. Names include Uromete Ridgway, Robert L. Barlow, Arden W. Schlegel, George D. Boles, and Herbert Koob, with services set in Dunkirk Daleville Fowler and related cemeteries.

Exchange Clubs Expand Across States Hit by 1967 Growth

The report notes eight new Exchange Clubs formed in Michigan including Gary La Porte Peru and Elkhart area with others in Kentucky Lexington Frankfort and St Matthews Louisville. Indiana Kentucky split names new officers Al Sheets Jerome Duryee Bill Darragh and Howard Williams as leaders for the Indiana Kentucky group. The 1967 Indiana Kentucky State Convention is set for Louisville with Father David Douglas of St Ambrose Catholic Church speaking on Catholic Ears and Ecumenical Council topics.

Wominutn Indiana Kentucky Michigan Miller Gary La‘ansport Peru Salem Browns Connersville Elkhart Lexington Frankfort St. Matthews Louisville al Sheets Columbus Bill Darragh Tuisville Jerome Duryee Fort Wayne Howard Williams Rea Marion Ais George Frye Wabash David Douglas St. Ambrose Ecumenical Council Rome YMGA Robert Bob) Sherman Richard Davisson Mary Ellen Beueliel Miss Anderson Exchange Club Jesiel

Local leaders named to center and commerce posts in Anderson

Chamber lists Ralph K Shewman as Delco Remy chief engineer and Anderson native McMahan as a longtime businessman and civic figure. Both will serve unexpired terms as community leaders. Goulding cancels $9 200 Pentagon carpet purchase plans after AP report.

Page Oneson Fine Arts Center Anderson the Beautiful Indiana State Chamber of Commerce Art Directors of Indiana Earham College Art Institute of Chicago Ralph K. Shewmn Martin Cavanaugh Delco-Remy General Meters Corporation Corporation General Motors Institute Delco Products Dayton Ohio Shewman Sie Dete-Remy Anderson Engineer's Club John Durst M&am Mt] Lodge Kiwanis Club Cen Lerville Society of Lutomotive Engineers American Ordained Association Dayten Cember Sommerce Shew Ni Rawwestern University US. Navy 3MC McMahan Hoyt Wright| Company John J. Garrett Co, Inc Mahan and Lieb Company Community Ihospital First Savings Loa United Fund of Madison Coun First Presbyterian iChurch Anderson Country Club Anderson Kiwanis McMakins Washington Dresser Secretary of Defense Phil C Euildren Goulding Penta-gon

Service Starting July 6 at Coffer Sho With Meridian

A brief notice announces service starting July 6 at Coffer Sho with Meridian. Details are sparse but indicate a new operation plan and scheduling for local transit or facility service.

Alumni Celebration Recalls Five Decades Of History

A five decade alumni event featured historical script work by Mr Hall and narration by Dr T Franklin Miller president elect of Warner Press. Highlights included greetings from AC president Dr Robert H Reardon and a toast by Mrs F Leonard Blegins. The invocation was given by W Shirell Fox and Tessie Decker spoke the benediction. Dean Robert A Nicholson honored 20 years of service for Miss Ingyr Marie Tien who retires to Wisconsin and Ashland College part time.

Hall T. Franklin Miller Warner Press Robert H. Reardon F. Leonard Blegins Anderson W. Shire

Anderson Community School Board Plan Faces Suit

Plaintiffs seek a declaratory judgment and injunction to invalidate the proposed Anderson Community Serial plan that would move Richland and Union Townships from Metropolitan School District of Central Madison County into the Anderson system. Attorneys for defendants include Phillippe for Pittsford and Poor and Schrenker for the county committee.

arieUverage Uutil Frank Allis Anderson Community School Board Richland Union Townships Metra Metropolitan School Tiley Sherp Lawrence Bopram Anthony Champa Storney Ammitte

Anderson College Hosts Multiday Church Convention Activities

The convention week at Anderson College features church business and nominating committees, World Service division meetings, and Christian Education, plus a 5:30 p.m fellowship dinner in Holiday Inn. Luncheon and campus ministry events occur in Kane Dining Room and Olt Student Center.

Contmen Frum Executive Council Division of World Service Kane Olt Anderson College Dalford Nisuly Anderson Christian Witness Chhurch de. M. Tavern Norris Alderson College Ghicave He Knesy Little Theatre Wilson Library Christian Brothersded Warner Auditorium Warner Press Ont Id de Oldham CRH Tha CRA Doug Oldham Jepplen

House Approves Ban On Flag Desecration

The House passed a flag desecration bill by 303 to 16 to make burning the American flag a federal crime. The measure, sparked by Vietnam war protests, moves to the Senate for action.

Washington House Senate

Arab–Israeli clash risk grows as arms, planes shift balance

Israeli and military sources warn the Arab states face a new showdown with Israel as Egypt gains new Russian planes and weapons. The estimates of Arab losses in the Six Day War are revised downward, signaling a faster threat renewal and tighter Gulf of Aqaba and Suez navigation guarantees.

Israel Gulf of Aqaba Suez Canal Aras Egypt Sinai Beyel U.A.R Gamal Abdel Nasser Tsraeli Fie Russia Moscow

Funeral services set for Marjarie Inglis in Alexandria

Funeral services for Marjarie Ann Inglis 43 of Route I Alexandria will be held at 1 30 p m today at Kerr M Kyle Funeral Home Alexandria with Reverend Phillip Blake of Columbia City officiating burial will follow in Elm Ridge Cemetery Muncie

Robert Barlow Daleville Robert L. Barlow Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis Ballach and Shirey William Brown Buriati Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home Farmington Ave West Hartford Fairview West Barthland Alexandria Marjarie Ann Inglis Rt. I Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie Kerr | M. Kyle Phillip Blake Columbia Burlal Elm Fudge

Fram Page Que for Lincoln Club events in city race

Lincoln Club sponsored two special events in City Cobb including a July baseball excursion and an August Grandview Club outing. GOP mayoral candidate Flanagan spoke, pledging to keep public ownership of city utilities and hire the most qualified personnel for city jobs. Other Republican nominees listed include Ozal Giligny city clerk and several council seats. Residents evacuated in Mishawaka after a spill of hundreds of gallons of ammonia from a railroad freight car.

Lincoln Club Grandview Club Wanagan Flanagan GOP Nor Jane Anderson City COP Lekel Ane Ozal Giligny Robert Robbins Cily Duck van Dyke Cooncilman Charles McGonigle Donald Goacher James J. Masziner Kenneth Alvendt Gils Don A. Brance Robert L. Lal

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