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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1962

Page

7

International Church Of God Convention Nearing Climax

As the 73rd International Convention of the Church of God moves toward its climax, the National Woman's Missionary Society announced a $25,000 grant to Warner Pacific College in Portland. Re-elections and appointments to church committees were announced, with speakers including Mrs. Mary Webster and Rev. Charles Richardson. The event drew about 25,000 and featured dedication of Warner Auditorium.

Church of God National Woman's Missionary Society Warner Pacific College Portland Ore Roscoe Snowden Anderson Clarence Patte Ave Warner Auditorium E. 3Th St Executive Council The Coun Harold Boyer Springfield Ohio W. E. Reed Steele C. Smith William Eddy Birmingham Ale Division of World Service Ralph V Milwaukee Wis Rch Jand Ermmery Williams San Antonio Tex Division of General Service Forrest Carlso Mt. Sterling Adam W. Miller Charles Ri ‘Richardson Ca Ville Marcus H. Morgan Chicago West Coast College Snowden National Womans Mission James, Woodward Vera Beach Fla Maurice Mauch Kalamazoo Mich James Curtis Odessa B. E. Barber Fort Lauderdale Park Place National Woman’s Missionary Society of the Church of God Clarence Patterson Patterson Society Church

Eisenhower Attacks Kennedy Budget In Bipartisan Tone

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower criticized the Kennedy administration’s budget and space program, urging substantial reductions and warning of delays in urgent Earth needs. He urged Republicans to unite in defense spending restraint and to strengthen the party’s position in Congress.

Washington UPI Dwight D. Eisenhower Kennedy Hisenhower Eisenhower House GOP

Flight engineers threaten strike over TWA pact

Pan Am and Eastern flight engineers reject the TWA settlement reached with labor leaders and Goldberg. Ronald Brown asserts three core issues, including removal of a required aircraft mechanic course and inadequate union representation, prompting a possible 2 pm Saturday strike unless a satisfactory deal is reached.

Arthur J. Goldberg TWA Pan Am Fastler H. S. Dietrich Kansas City New York Wph Pan American World Aways Eastern Airlines Trans World Airlines Ronald Brown Flight Engineers International Assoviation Eastern Union Brown Eastern Division Washington Arthur Goldberg Kennedy Pan American Tine 7Th Malcolm A. Macintyre Eastern

Weldon man jailed for driving without license in Normal

Paul Winstead a Weldon farmer sought to visit a girlfriend about four miles away and ended up in jail in Normal on charges of operating a vehicle without a license. State troopers stopped his truck near Normal for a tail light violation on Thursday night.

Normal Paul Winstead Weldon Winstead Streator

Deadly Guadeloupe Jet Crash Kills 111 Aboard Air France 707

A French Caribbean Air France Boeing 707 crashed in a predawn storm near Pointe a Pitre Guadeloupe killing 111 aboard including seven children and four babies. Debris scattered over a mile area with evidence of a post impact explosion. Captain Andre Lessseur led the crew of 10. The crash ranks as one of the worst single plane disasters in commercial aviation history.

Pointe-A-Pitre Guadeloupe Air France Caledonian Airways Douala Cameroon Air France Boeing iParis’ Orly Atlanta, Ga James Welsh U.S. Information Agency Atlantic Andre Lessseur Charles de Gaulle Atlanta Paris’ Orly Chateaue Chantilly Paris Lisbon Portugal Azores Guadeloune Caracas Venezuela Bogsta Colombia Lima Peru Santiago Chile

Five More Die In Indiana Traffic Toll Reaches Fifteen

The Associated Press reports five more deaths in Indiana traffic raises the two day toll to 15. A head on collision near Lafayette killed several youths and injured others. In Newton County a late Friday crash near Rensselaer claimed a life and injured four. A separate incident in South Bend injured a fiancee and left a man with charges after a roadway incident.

Associated Press Lafayette Indiana Jerry Lee Smith James South Lafay Robertjette Lersy Pride Ardmore Bradley McNeal South Bend Newton County Emery Jiff Indianapolis Yjonn Brook McNeal Schneider Carter General Hospital Hona Arthur Swander Secottville Riously Robert Helt

4-H Club Fair Committees Meet Monday Evening 1962

Madison County 4 H Fair planners convene at Alexandria 4 H Clubgrounds on Monday June 25 at 8 p m. Departments will line up advance enrollments show orders and other details for a smooth fair. Advisors superintendents managers and volunteer parents welcome input.

Alexandria Richard Gilchrist Anderson Charles Lawler Clifton Paddock Cecil Coleman Summitville Jarry Fred Disque Dean Halsey Highland Robert, Watson Green Township Gordon Kerkhoff Frankton Fred Wolfe Pen- Meton Wayne McClintock Jackson Township Fred St. John Lapel Paul Thurston R. Alexandria Ralph Thurston Marvin Ebbert Elwood Tom Harrison Markleville Robert Hyde Anderson Township

Councilman Acquitted In Tax Evasion Case

In Hammond Indiana federal court a jury acquitted George H Wolf a city councilman on a charge of evading income tax tied to a $2000 payoff from a toll road contractor. He was the first of 12 Lake County figures named in the tax evasion indictments.

Hammond, Ind George H. Wolf Hammond Wolf Lake County

Warner Press to be renamed Warner Press Inc

The Gospel Trumpet Company plans to consolidate under Warner Press Inc providing publishing and printing services. The change requires General Ministerial Assembly approval and corporate bylaw updates before taking official effect. The firm known as Gospel Trumpet Publishing Co since 1906 will retain trade name Warner Press on products.

Gospel Trumpet Company Anderson Eligious Ate Warner Press, Inc Steele C. Smith Esth St Hesterial Assembly Church of God Smith Warner Press. ' Inc Publcations Board Itle General Ministerial Assembly Gospel Trumpet Publishing Co Dr. Smith Warner Press Sadman’s Christ

Farm Compromise Sought Amid Farm Bill Fallout

In Washington AP reports lawmakers seek a one year extension of current wheat and feed grain programs after the administration bill failed. Rep Harold D Cooley introduced the measure following a tense meeting with Secretary Orville Freeman and Democrats. Republicans pressed a tougher plan but failed, shifting focus to a temporary extension and warning against returning to the Benson era price supports.

Washington Harold D. Cooley D-N.c Orville L. Freeman House Agriculture Committee Rep Charles B. Hoeven Iowa Cooley House Evra Taft Benson Freeman American Taxpayer Republican Party

New Arrival Born at St Johns Hospital

A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Rogert Harmis Robert Faith at St Johns Hospital.

St. John’s Hospital Rogert Harmis Robert Faith

Railroads End Negotiations With Unions

Railroads break off talks with rail labor unions after a bitter dispute over work rules and cost concerns. The National Mediation Board will consider next steps as Arthur Goldberg informed, with a possible move toward presidential involvement and potential fact finding.

Chicagg National Mediatd J. E. Wolfe Wolfe Mediation Board Labor Arthur Goldberg NEMB Leverott Edwards Kennedy Bregkoi Metialion Board Kiotty White House Gadberg

Bayh Dominates Indiana State Convention for Nomination

Bayh crushed opponents at the state convention defeating Mayers, Boswell, and Edwards in a steamroller showing. He led the machine backing and dumped Appellate Court judge Gonas. Bayh secured 1,082 votes to 16 for wards, needing 1,280 of 2,578 delegates to clinch the nomination against Capehart.

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