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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
1
President Johnson pushes Congress to devote six days a week to finishing 30 remaining bills, about 20 already passed the House. He asks leaders to work with Republicans before the San Francisco convention to allow votes on as many bills as possible. The push faces GOP momentum to head west for the July 13 convention.
President Johnson told 3,000 safety delegates that war is obsolete as there can be no winner and urged courage to aim for elimination. He emphasized patience and perseverance, linking peace to his poverty bill push and civil rights agenda while noting US-Soviet talks on desalting sea water and scientific cooperation.
Delinquency statements are being prepared for mailing to recipients. Limited readable text mentions a burned station and a swampy area near Philadelphia, with unclear details due to fragmentary source.
The government sued the Bowling Proprietors Association of America in federal court, accusing a 1951 conspiracy to restrain and monopolize commercial bowling. The suit, centered at Park Ridge, claims 6000 alleys run by members nationwide, with $500 million in annual fees and about 26 million bowlers annually in nearly 10,000 establishments. BPAA members own or operate 90 percent of commercial lanes.
Funeral services for John R. Colle 87 of 1620 Nelle St are set for Thursday at 1 p.m. at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery. A home talent show and a fireworks finale cap two days of community events as plans include a parade, crowning program, and a Saturday dance. Colle, a lifelong resident, died Tuesday at St. John's Hospital after a year and a half of illness. He was a former Guide Lamp employee. He is survived by two daughters and three grandchildren.
In Hamilton Bermuda a two yacht duel heads for a late Tuesday finish as Stosel and Bolero lead a crowd within miles of the line. Coast Guard spotters say Stormvogel and others trail by about 25 miles with Nina Challenger and cadets of Katuna and Ondine close behind. authorities search for three missing workers amid rising federal action and a Mississippi project push.
Washington AP The House Ways and Means Committee postponed until Wednesday a Tuesday meeting on Social Security changes including a possible health care program. A vote on the old age benefit cost of living increase around 6 percent was anticipated. Papandreou Arrives Williamsburg
Jesse J. Hanna 77 of 4628 Andover Rd died suddenly at home. A Reynolds Gas Company retiree, he served on the South Dr and Main St school patrol and belonged to Meadowbrook Baptist Church and Fortsville Brotherhood. Born July 29 1886 in Hancock County he lived here since 1929. Survived by two daughters a brother two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 10 a.m. Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may visit after 4 p.m. today.
Grace C Gable 74 of Summitville died Tuesday at home after months of illness. Charles H Lynam 94 retired farmer of Knightstown area funeral today. Allen F Templeton 67 of Indianapolis died Monday at St John’s Hospital. Lawrence Pittsford 71 Pendleton area funeral today. Leonard Wood of Lapel died suddenly, services pending. Ralph Waldo Sheets 64 Anderson area funeral today. Mary Cushman 88 Fortville funeral today. Martha Sharpe 54 Gary death noted. Lemon B Haggard 57 Winchester Ky father of Anderson residents, funeral Friday.
Obituaries for Paul N Brown Harvey Kelly and Sherman Morris note deaths with funerals and burial details while Moscow reports Cosmos 33 satellite launched for outer space study. UPI cites Sen ae Marie 75 resigning as ambassador amid Johnson McNamara policy critique.
Billie Sol Estes said he will open a souvenir shop within a few days on the Rio Grande banks near El Paso awaiting appeal of his 23 year prison term. A three foot neon likeness will glow atop the shop above the international bridge to Ciudad Juarez. The sign proclaims Estes as importer and exporter of fine products.
Six county students are among 3,500 enrolled in Indiana State College's first five week summer session at Terre Haute. Local enrollees include Nancy Sue Baker Norval Peters Sharon Renschler Carle Tranbarger Simmons and Janice Markle from surrounding towns. The first session runs through July VW.
Perkinsville Methodist Church will host a Vacation Bible School commence ment at 7 30 pm on Sunday with Sunday School at 9 30 am and midweek prayer at 7 30 pm. Bealls Chapel also lists Sunday School at 9 30 am and worship at 10 30 am with Youth Fellowship at 3 45 pm.
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