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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1965

Page

1

AMA Hearing Sways Against Medicare Plan Picketed

At a New York AMA hearing Tuesday opposition to a federal Medicare aged program drew about 500 seniors outside the Americana Hotel. Inside, the House of Delegates debated resolutions urging nonparticipation if Medicare passes. The AMA, with 206000 doctors, continues to discuss policy as its leaders push for cooperation if law is enacted.

New York APL American Medical Association AMA Americana House of Delegates Bagan MTS Donald Dudley Congress Markleville Maine Charles Maxine Mil The James Appel Lancaster

Moonville Club Entertained by Mrs Conrad

Bethany Mrs Charles Conrad hosted the Moonville Home Demonstration Club for a June meeting at her home with 19 members present. Mrs Manley Askren led the business session and a film on telephone service was shown by a Indiana Bell representative about the New York World's Fair.

Moonville Club Conrad Robert McNew Indiana Bell Telephone Paul Jessup

U S Bombers Reported Through Raids No Enemy Sighted

A U S spokesman said no enemy aircraft were sighted during the raids and all American planes returned safely. A Communist News Agency claimed two U S F105 jets were shot down over San Lacity, a claim not confirmed by U S sources.

Page One U.S New China San Lacity

Courtroom to Viet Nam War Update Mixes Suits and Skies

Courthouse notices list suits including divorce actions and loan defaults in several cases. A military update reports the 214th Marine Squadron joining air actions in South Viet Nam with missions from Chu Lai to Danang. An Air Force jet crash near Da Nang and a Bon incident are noted alongside Premier Ky’s anti corruption pledge and the first major air strikes north of Hanoi since March.

Air Force Hanoi Reportson. Inc 214Th Marine Chujneth Shepherd Mary la Lai Philip Jane Shepherd Beckman Rotruck Schuyler South Viet Nam Dineen 214Th World War II Command of Flamboyant Gregg (Pappy) Boysington South Viet Nam Chu Lai Dan Nang da Nang U.S Saigon Nguyen Cao Ky Son la Ban Nuoc Chiew Hanoi

School Reorganization Debates Continue Across Districts

Contested moves to form Anderson Elwood and South Madison Community School Corporations persist after Feb 9 votes. A Madison Circuit Court restraining order against interim boards is stayed, delaying appointments as July 1 implementation looms. Hearing postponements leave West Central and Metro District status unsettled while state loan rules shift on July 1.

Anderson Elwood South Madison Madison Carl T. Smith West Central Union Richland New Castle Wesley Ratliff Ratliff South Madison Community School Corporation

Podgorny Illness Forces Telegram to Turkish Delegation

Soviet Communist Party official Nikolai Podgorny 62, first deputy chief, is ill and under medical care, as diplomats report. He last appeared publicly in May and was to meet Turkish municipal leaders June 5, but physicians ordered him home. Kosygin met the visitors instead. Podgorny ranks second to Brezhnev in the party hierarchy and was once seen as Khrushchev’s potential successor.

Moscow UPI Nikolai V. Podgorny Soviet Communist Party Podgorny Alexei N. Kosygin Podgorney Leonid I. Brezhnev Central Committee CPSU Nikita S. Khrushchev

GOP plans fund raising and reapportionment study in 2nd district

Indiana state Republican leaders outlined fund raising activities for the 2nd District and formed a new subcommittee to study issues from the 1965 congressional redistricting law. The committee also considered actions if the Democratic reapportionment is upheld, with members including Hudsons district chair and state lawmakers. Hendricks called the meeting harmonious and opposed splinter groups, while Indiana politics faced an oversubscribed state funds offering at the State Office Building.

William D. Ruckelshaus Iday Hudson Sth Buena Chaney Terre Haute Gales DuComb Theodore L. Sendak Crown Point Allan E. Bloom Fort Wayne Senate Jand Otis R. Bowen Bremen House Hendricks New “Free Society Sen Barry Goldwater

Five County Teachers Attend Music Workshop in June

Madison County residents are among 44 people from eight states enrolled in a two week summer music workshop directed by Aley Askren at Ball State University. Local teachers include Betty J. Kilgore Marilyn Thomas Mona Hoffman and several Anderson and Pendleton educators. Community notices mention a Bethany Bible School picnic and a Latvi a Baltic States resolution in Congress urging action on Soviet oppression.

Muncie Madison County AL Ruupuen Bail State University Aley Askren Maurice Bousman William Casey Clarence Bowlin John Brinduse Chester Broadbent Hon Burk Betty J. Kilgore Alexandria Orestes Cunningham Marilyn Thomas Mona Hoffman Pendleton Mt. Vernon Consolidated School Anderson Jeanne, Ann Fish Walnut Anderson Public Schools Naomi Ruth Wood W. 10Th St

Indiana Tornado Loans Clash With Federal Aid Limits

Indiana officials told a Senate subcommittee that few tornado victims qualify for low interest federal disaster loans. Testifying were State Sens McCormick, Mankin, Sheriff Caton and others as Palm Sunday tornadoes left 139 dead, 1,472 injured and $60 million in damage.

Washington UPI Indiana Senate Birch ‘Bayh D-Ind Keith C. McCor Jmick Lebanon Jack Mankin Terre Haute Woody L. Caton Elk Hart County Hoosier Palm Sunday

Dutch Parliament to Approve Beatrix Wedding Plan

The Hague reports Premier Joseph M. L. T. Cals expects Parliament to approve Crown Princess Beatrix and Claus von Amsberg wedding with general support and a few exceptions amid ongoing talks with top political leaders.

the Hague UPL Joseph M. L. T. Cals Beatrix Claus von Amsberg

Indictment Names Pope In Slayings

Federal grand jury indicts college football hero Duane Pope on charges of slaying three people and wounding a fourth during a Big Springs Nebraska bank robbery. Pope waived preliminary hearing and was moved from Kansas City to Nebraska to face trial.

Omaha, Neb UPI Duane Pope Big Springs Neb Kansas Farm U.S Kansas City Nebraska

Indianapolis Editor to Wed Former Space Voice

Sara Kay McSherry, women's editor of the Indianapolis News, and Col. John A. Powers of Houston, former voice of the astronauts, are engaged to marry. An Aug. 7 wedding is planned. Powers, ex director of public affairs for NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, spoke from control during Project Mercury and served in WWII Europe, the Berlin airlift, and Korea.

Indianapolis Sara Kay McSherry Indianapolis News John A. Powers Houston Voice of the Astronauts Air Force Europe Korea Robert E. Powers Downers Grove, Ill Miss McSherry de Pauw University Indiana University

Reapportionment Fight Shapes 1955 Map Challenges

The Republican Party attorney argues in suits across courts that the 1955 map bars GOP control for years. Morgan and Hendricks linked to Marion county, decrying dilution of smaller counties. A federal ruling on flateral or satellite districts is urged, as courts have yet to address the issue. Grills backs his 1961 filing claiming Supreme Court reapportionment decisions created a bloodless revolution restoring urban representation.

U.S. Supreme Court

Selznick Honored With Irving Thalberg Memorial Award

Prominent producer Selznick receives the Irving Thalberg Memorial Award, recognizing his industry impact. He produced notable films including Duel in the Sun A Farewell to Arms Nothing Sacred and A Star Is Born. He is the son of pioneer Lewis J. Selznick and began in short subjects for MGM at age two before joining Paramount.

Irving Thaberg Selznick David Copperfield Lewis J. Selznick Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer B. P. Schulberg Paramount

Indiana Dept of Commerce expansion efforts noted

Lt Gov Pagé outlined a new role for the Department of Commerce to boost Indiana's economy. He described outreach to out of state industries and support for local Indiana industries. The aim is stronger communication, appreciation, and services now available to aid growth and address state problems.

Indiana Rock Dept. of Commerce

Prisoners Meet With Superintendent After Mine Disturbances

Four inmates led by Roy Slatton and others met the superintendent after emerging from the coal mine. Guards stood armed along the route as prisoners were washed and fed lunch. The warden promised no discipline until grievances were heard. Previous protests included 60 prisoners refusing work in September 1958 and a 1959 three day riot with hostages.

Roy Slatton Ford Slatton Roy F. Thompson T. R. Whites

Farm Bureau Supper Event Set Thursday

The Monroe Township Farm Bureau will hold an ice cream and cake supper Thursday at 7 pm. The event takes place at the 4-H Club Building and asks each family to bring two fruit pies or a cake while a committee plans an accompanying program.

Alexandria Monroe Township Farm Bureau 4-H Club Jeach

Obituary and World News Mayhem Touches Anderson

Mrs. Mary Buller Suylandt 69 wife of Wilbur J Suylandt died Tuesday at St Johns Hospital after a six month illness Funeral mass set for 9 am Friday at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev Msgr Francis Kienly Burial in St Marys Cemetery Also noted are reports from Cairo on Ben Bellas arrest and Nasser Kinly talks as Algiers remains tense with clashes and troop patrols while city life largely continues amid demonstrations. Surviving are husband a sister Sister Alice Marie CSC and several cousins.

Mary Suylandt Mary Buller Suylandt Wilbur J. Suylandt St. John's Hospital St. Mary's Catholic Church Francis Kienly St. Mary's Cemetery Cairo Chou En-lai Unity Hiday Arab Republic Gamal Abdel Nasser Anderson Most Suylandt Thomas J Ter Chen Yi Mary Butler Anderson Algiers Roosevelt Lindberg Wdanuwa Shanice Showag Abdelaziz Bouteflika Nasser Paunnil Jeanne Ben Bella William L. Niece Éth Brown and Town Areaiputz John A Abs Jack Shildmyer St. Paul's Catholic Church Marion Jack F. Shildmyer Janie Coon Dietzen’s Needham and Son Funeral Home Laura Heath Markleville Laura Davie Heath Rt. 3 Pendleton Hancock Memorial Hospital Greenfield Mt. Gilead George Sarah Ann Polk Eppert Madison Sea Markleville Brotherhood and Sisterhood Oscar Heath Irene McClelland l Mary Jane Gernand Markleville Robert Louise) Muller Elmer Heath Anderson Area Christina Berlin Mary Larmore Indianapolis France Eppert C. Rector Funeral Home Artie Stohler Thelma Daniels Frankton Thelma May Daniels Charles Daniels George C. Staat and Son Edward Rudicel K of P Ioof Prieddh Marie Newton Andersen Lloyd Eugene Stewart Alexandria

Congress debates cigarette ads labels and health warnings

House members fight over a labeling requirement to curb cigarette use with Roosevelts amendment pushing state ad rules. Chairman Harris warns of interstate chaos if states write differing warnings. The article lists political debate and later funeral notices and obituaries from Anderson and Indianapolis.

Oren E. Harris D-Ark House Commerce Committee House Roosevelt

Deaths in Madison and nearby counties

Obituary notices from Madison area papers report the deaths of Mrs. Laura Heath of Pendleton at Hancock Memorial Hospital and Mrs. Thelma Daniels of Frankton with memorial services planned. Other obituaries include Robert D. Alford of Pendleton and Esther Johnson of Noblesville with funeral arrangements and burial details listed.

Robert D. Alford Pendleton Robert D. Alford Pendleton Ave Cornell Bright Continental Can Company Elkhart Alford Pendleton Charlotte Virgil Pyle

Smith Leads Band Practices At School For New March

Smith announced a shift in approach as the band adopts a more conventional march step. The group practices every evening at the school to acquaint members with his techniques.

Smith

Egypt to Receive 37 Million in Food Aid

President Johnson approved shipment of 37 million dollars worth of surplus food to Egypt ending a six month suspension sparked by U S Egyptian disputes. State Department said relations have improved since the aid was halted. Also, actor Yul Brynner renounced American citizenship last month, the department announced.

Washington Johnson Egypt State Department United Arab Republic Yul Brynner

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