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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1972
Page
2
Bowen leads the GOP bid with steady momentum while Whitcomb works to assemble delegate strength for Sharp. Hill backers push to secure support as party factions maneuver after Thursday’s intensive lobbying.
Former Precinct 4 Ward 2 committeeman Ball, allied with the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union Local 357, says party leaders pressured him to resign and he was dismissed from the park department after May primaries. Officials deny union activities caused the firing, citing unsatisfactory work performance and relations with supervisors. Bowen led district caucuses with large volunteer support as GOP delegates were chosen for the national convention.
President Nixon announced at an unannounced office news conference that he may temporarily permit unlimited imports of foreign beef to ease inflation. He directed the Cost of Living Council to explore boosting meat supplies while weighing other options and declined to promise action on antibusing and higher education bills amid broader economic and political questions.
The Church of God approved a restructured Extension and Home Missions Board during the 83rd International Convention. New officers include Rev. Francis Jolliff of Akron as chairman and Rev. Emmitt B. Whale of Charleston as vice chairman. The board plans more home missions, evangelistic outreach, and loan financing, with 1.7 thousand missionaries and loans totaling 13 million since 1921.
A trust fund at the Salvation Army, 1615 Meridian, Anderson, supports Mr and Mrs Martin Frazee who lost three children and all belongings in a fire at 1732 W Ninth St. They need a dresser, rental housing or a down payment on a home. Cash or checks to Salvation Army Trust Fund, 1615 Meridian. Housing leads to 644 or 649-4094.
Madison County appeals for disaster relief as the Red Cross seeks to raise nearly $3,977 for South Dakota flood victims. More than 200 personnel remain on site, with a yearlong effort anticipated. Checks should be made to Red Cross South Dakota Flood Victims and given to Madison County Chapter at 914 Chase Anderson.
A disturbance broke out at the Indiana State Reformatory in Pendleton around 6 25 p m as inmate groups estimated 300 to 400 grew restless in the recreation area. The E Squad was sent to protect staff inmates and property. Inmates were lined up and escorted to their quarters with the area secured about 9 10 p m. No injuries were reported.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Eddie Walker in Alexandria. A girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Ronald Coulter at 5105 Thea Blvd. A further birth was reported to Mr and Mrs James Duncan.
World War II Army veteran Robert W. Laipple aged 46 of 514 Chase died unexpectedly Thursday evening. He worked at Farwick Scales and had lived in the area four years after moving from Iowa. Born in Franklin County Iowa he graduated from Geneva High. Survivors include six brothers and sisters from Iowa Nebraska and California. The body will be transported to Hampton Iowa for further arrangements.
U S District Judge Mehrtens invalidated two Miami Beach ordinances banning female impersonation for vagueness and discrimination. The ruling halted police arrests on the laws and drew cheers from gay activists preparing for upcoming political conventions in Miami Beach.
Michael D Badger 16 of Alexandria died Thursday at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after a two and a half week stay. He is survived by parents Carl and Artie Badger sisters Deborah Kimila and grandparents in California and Anderson. Funeral arrangements pending East Maplewood Cemetery interment. Cora Lawrence 77 of Anderson died Thursday at St Johns Hospital after illness. Survived by two sons Bernard Clyde Vance a brother Elbert Porter sister Shirley Porter four grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 1 30 pm Sells and Rowe Funeral Home burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends after 6 pm today.
Bethany Daily Vacation Bible School ends today after a first week average attendance of 385. Handicrafts and work books will be on exhibit, with an open house at the church at 7 p.m.
The piece discusses loyalty in history and literature from Ruth and Naomi to Valey Forge soldiers, contrasted with Hitler worship. It argues loyalty is essential in relationships and leadership but warns against blanket endorsement of all actions. It cites Shakespeare to urge personal integrity and truthfulness.
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