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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1964

Page

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Krebiozen Crusader Sentenced

Mrs. Gertrude Brou, a self styled krebiozen crusader, was sentenced to days in jail or a $190 fine after dis orderly conduct for carrying a krebiozen sign inside the White House gates. Police noted her repeated arrests in a campaign to lift the federal ban on shipments. The FDA has declared the serum of no value against cancer despite supporters claims.

Washington UPS Gertrude Brou White House Ilinois Food & Drug Administration

Pay Check Drug Hits Statehouse in Indiana and Evansville Fire

A chaotic day at the Indiana Statehouse saw Mrs Brou jailed for a 10 day sentence and a $16 fine after pay checks were delayed by a machine fault. In Evansville four brothers were killed in an early Monday fire blamed on faulty wiring at a farm building owned by Walter Taggart. Also noted: Hanover College expands toward a $4 million development goal with progress ahead of schedule and major campus upgrades including new residence halls and a hospital expansion. The articles mention Governor Welsh and other state officials in relation to the payroll disruption.

Monbe Evansville Ind Kesham J. Grim Mann Walter George 5. Taggart First Presbyterian Charetshere Hanover College Development Board Robert P. Gwinn Surbeam Corporation of Chicago Gwinn Anderson S Gwinn Fierce Wree Mues Hanover College Waller Stanley Samuel Will Hanover John College Hospital Neilson Taggart Al|Hanover College Krebio Clinton Miller Tor Dorothy Gardner Shel

Sit-In Convictions Continue Across Cities

Convictions for 14 demonstrators at a Baltimore restaurant and 2 at a Columbia drugstore are discussed after a ruling by Justice Brennan. The opinion narrows on procedural questions, with Chief Justice Warren and Justices Gold, etc. involved in the majority.

Baltimore Columbia, L William Brennan Earl Warren Galdhere Inc

House Starts Continued from Page One

A sheriff described the nine to ten day blaze as beyond control after a stairway was cut and a father woke to the fire. Scott Township and McCutchanville volunteer firemen attempted to stop the spread but were unable. Three committee members signed a letter urging Smith to call a meeting to begin the process within seven days. The four boys reportedly remained inside until late Thursday before flames cut the stairway and disabled the telephone.

Smith Moetino Scott Township Cutchanville

Sentencing Dispute Involves Governor Aide and Medical Treatment Request

Scranton van Neilson pushes for a harsher sentence while recommending medical treatment. The hearing centers on a request for krebo injections and whether special dispensation exists for the governor. Several named figures from Indiana institutions and firms appear in the record as supporters or observers, including Dr. Taggart, Harold Handley, and others, amid debate over jurisdiction and costs of travel for Chicago medical supplies.

Highland Teacher Attends Foreign Language Institute

Mrs Mildred Taylor Spanish teacher at Highland High School left Thursday for Indiana University to attend a selective Foreign Language Institute offering graduate credit. Participants live in immersion with native teachers from South America and Mexico and train in language practice culture and modern teaching methods.

Mildred Taylor Highland High School Foreign Language Institute Indiana University South Americas Mexico

Anderson Obituaries Mrs Minnie Huffman dies at 80

Mre Minnie Larmore Huffman 80 of Rt 3 on 256th St Rd died Sunday evening after six months of illness. A retired schoolteacher, she lived here all her life, daughter of Louis and Esther Larmore born December 18 1880 east of Anderson. Survived by two sons James Huffman Rex Huffman both of Anderson, a daughter Nell Loyd of LaPorte seven grandchildren three great grandchildren. husband Beall Huffman died 1960. She attended Jethel Methodist Church and was a member of the Old Friends Club. Funeral 1:30 p.m. today Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev John Pattison. Burial Anderson Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home. Donations to Anderson Cancer Society requested. Also listed: Benjamin J LeVal died Saturday at his home Maryland Drive services 3:30 p.m. at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Dr Nathan Harter of St Johns Church officiating. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery Lebanon. LeVal a resident since 1927, longtime Delco Remy employee, born Lebanon November 18 1904 son of William E and Flora DeVol, Lebanon schools graduate 1923, Wabash College 1927, Lambda Chi Alpha, Wonder Five basketball 1924-25, and local baseball player after college.

Rt. 3 Baker Brothers Funeral Home John Pattison Anderson Memorial Park Anderson Cancer Society Benjamin J. LeVal Mortalita Maryland Dr Harolds E Lebanon Willliam E Flora DeVol Wabash College Lambda Chi Alpha Wonder Mary Ricil Scott Rich Ware H. Teeters Frank Teeters Anderson Tisher Brothers Funeral Home Wesleyan Methodist Church Oscar Davis Brookside Church of Godspauy Moriah Lodge First Friends Church Nobles- Anderson Ville Vidow Lillian Eagles Lodge I Ind Charles Sheets An J The Brotherhood of Electrical Jerson Don’Sheets An-‘Workers Union Evelyn Campbell Harry Walter Sheets Eddie Woods Matthew Coney Barbara Keeling Monroe Schuster Central Christian Church Calif Lola Huffman Waltz of Westfield Lee Hiday Inter-Brown Milo Howard Crownland Cemetery Charles Lynam Wilkinson Charles H. Lynam Henry County Hospital New Castle Knightstown McIntire and Hilburt Baker Company Hughes-Curry Packing Company Ulice Uuisae Embury Pete) Hilburt Hancock County Johnson Wawasee Alof John Martha Wiggins Will Hilburt Rush Fortville Serville Christian Church Eustis

Deaths in Madison and nearby counties

Della Sanders 69 a former resident of this area died Sunday in Corydon Hospital Funeral services set for Wednesday at Palmyra Cemetery Surviving husband three daughters three sons a sister two brothers 14 grandchildren and a great grandchild Ralph Waldo Sheets 64 of Anderson died at St Vincents Indianapolis active pallbearers named and services held Friends received at funeral home Bruce Reinhardt 19 of Eaton Harbor Mich injured in Sunday crash findings list car left road across yards and hit a pause

Della Sanders Robert Sanders Palmyra Corydon Hazel Landon Anderson Frank Elliot Orville Spurgeon Lyman Coy Belma Kenneth Coy Frankton Earli Coy Linwood Renzal T. Blessing Guy Wassom Doyle Wassom Ander Con Speeder Bruce N. Reinhardt Eton Harbor Mich Alfred Leo Brewster Broadway

Families Flee After Gage Rack Rescue Over Lake Michigan

A family fled a gage rack atop a car and were rescued. Lightning struck a jet airliner carrying the Los Angeles Dodgers over Lake Michigan at night, causing light damage and no injuries as it landed safely in Milwaukee. A tornado leveled an abandoned school near Abilene Kansas with no injuries, and twisters were spotted at Eldorado Munden and Seneca Kansas.

Los Angeles Dodgers Lake Michigan Milwaukee Wis Abilene Kan Eldorado Munden Seneca

Medical care of the uterus and public health notes

The article reviews historical U.S. death trends from cancer of the uterus between 990 and 60 with 447 300 deaths and estimates a potential difference if 1930 rates persisted, noting a decline in death rates. It covers economic aspects of treating congenital heart defects, tuberculous drugs reducing mortality, and disposable syringe savings in hospitals amid broader medical advances and labor campaign plans.

United States Priy Tubereiu Insis

Sherman Morris Dies Monday Night Near Summitville

Sherman Morris 75 died at 10 p.m. Monday at his home two miles northeast of Summitville after seven months illness. Funeral services Thursday at 2 p.m. at Summitville Baptist Church with interment in Vinson Memorial Cemetery. Survived by widow Pearl Creek Morris, two daughters Elizabeth Hull and spouse, and two grandchildren. also sister-in-law Moore Kelly and others. He was a longtime member of Summitville Masonic Lodge 591 and Eastern Star.

Cornell Bright Funeral Ora Zirkle theMiddletown Church of the Brethren Miller Cemetery Middletown Masonic Lodge Summitville Sherman Morris King Funeral Home Summitville Baptist Church Vinson Memorial Cemetery Mr. Morris Dee

Hooker to Present Brazilian Economy Film at YMCA Event

Robert Hooker returns from Brazil and will show a special film titled Brazilian Economy at a noon luncheon of the Anderson Exchange Club in the Mulberry Room YMCA. Billie presides and Schuyler reports on the Indiana Exchange Clubs Convention attended in Marion last week with Max Beigh.

Robert Bob) Hooker Brazil South America Anderson Exchange YMCA Mulberry Room Billie Schuyler Indiana Max Beigh Marion

House To Vote After Senate Changes On Bill Passage

If Smith takes no action by Thursday a committee majority can call a meeting at any time. The House is poised to act favorably once the matter is voted. It passed Feb 10 by 290130. After a three month filibuster the Senate sent changes, none essential. House leaders move to final passage with Senate amendments barred.

Danny Escobedo Harrisburg Seran Jon Dewey Chicago New York Scranton GOP Meade, Micorn Leonard Hall Fred Scribner Hall Scribner Sen Barry Goldwater Arizona Johnson Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Cloure Smith House Senate

Recreation Day Picnic Planned

Indiana reformatory reports two escapees captured in Texas and a third recaptured in Indianapolis. Robert Fowler and Marion Perry, both 21, and 25 year old Robert Hales were involved in escapes June 16 from the Indiana Reformatory. A fourth escapee, Clyde Walton, was captured the next day. The Valley Association president invited officials for Recreation Day at Mansfield Reservoir July 39, billed as a major water recreation expansion in the Wabash River Basin.

Pendleton Ind UPI John W. Buck Indiana Reformatory Texas Wheeler Tex Buck Marion Perry Indianapolis Robert Hales Evansville Clyde Jr.Walton Indiana Wa Valley George E. Gettinger Mansfield Missouri Toon Creek U.S Rockville Robert Eugene Wabash Fowler Morgantown Gettinger Brown County

Stottlemyer Heads Madison County Democrat Club

Gerald Stottlemyer was recently elected president of the Madison County 4500 Democrat Club. Other officers elected were vice president Mrs Horace McCune secretary treasurer Mrs Walter Isanogle and Mrs Miriam Shirley of Pendleton, former county Democratic vice chairman, installed the new officers.

Gerald Stottlemyer Madison County Democrat Club Horace McCune Walter Isanogle Miriam Shirley Pendleton Democratic

Fort Wayne 1 H Plant Lands Large Army Contract

The International Harvester plant in Fort Wayne Indiana will perform 1 388 902 dollars of truck tractor work under a new Army contract awarded by the Tank Automotive Center in Warren Michigan. Senators Vance Hartke and Birch Bayh announced the 22 103 687 dollar contract. The remainder of the work will be carried out at other Harvester plants.

Washington International Harvester Fort Wayne Ind Army Tank Automotive Center Warren Mich Vance Hartke Birch Bayh

City Water Project Moves Forward for Mall Expansion

West Construction Co. would fund a $4,685 installation of a main water line to the Mall site if approved. A plan discussed last night seeks to widen a street between the Imperial Gas Station and the New Post Office to 18th Street, with bids to include water department work and a tractor for excavation. Loren Frendt, representing Sanitary Supply Co., proposed a free sanitation training program for city workers, with ongoing studies and monthly reports.

City Water Contin Page Onr Hannon West Construction Co Mali Indianapolis Ruys Legion Ares Iun Perial Navy 18Th Street Water Department Loren Frendt Frendt Sanitary Supply Co

Muncie Man Killed In Changing Tire

A Muncie man, 40 year old William Russell Joseph, was struck and killed while changing a truck tire in AUUNCTE Indiana. The steel rim from a blown tire struck him and he died at Ball Hospital. He worked for Hartley Wrecking Co. in Muncie.

Auuncte, Ind UPI Muncie William Russell Joseph Ball Hospital Joseph Hartley Wrecking Co

John Burke Completes Firearms Instructor Course

John Burke of the Anderson Police Department recently finished a Police Firearms Instructors Course at Indiana University. The course, sponsored by the Department of Police Administration, prepared officers to assume firearms instructor duties in their agencies.

John Burke Anderson Police Dept Indiana University Department of Police Administration

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