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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1960
Page
1
Local officials seek educators and administrators to join an Inter-American workshop aimed at orienting teachers to a new television based program. The event intends to train on classroom use and discuss the program’s aims amid regional unrest.
A Real Aerovias Convair airliner with 45 aboard was reported missing on a flight from Belo Horizonte to Rio de Janeiro. The last contact was near 9 p.m. local time when the pilot B Lopes spoke with Sao Paulo airport tower. whether a forced landing or crash occurred remains undetermined.
United States to submit revamped disarmament proposal at Geneva conference mid next week. Frederick M Eaton to consult Western Allies on disarmament list. Eisenhower’s Tokyo trip questioned as Japanese government decision remains pivotal. Amid Korea anniversary ceremonies, public schools honor role in resisting aggression. Ball State Teachers College designated as eastern Indiana resource center. Anderson group to attend five day workshop in July. plot investigations underway.
The Indiana convention opened amid a flurry of names and strategies as Willkie pressed a platform to stiffen education while Herter, facing arthritic illness, urged basic education funding over ornate projects. Parker and Hendricks vied for influence with the party, and plans unfolded for a display aircraft and a veteran barnstormer visit, signaling a busy political week ahead.
A Indiana convention endorses Nixon for president with strong support notes for Parker and mentions a court case on depletion allowances. The event highlights include opposition to a Senate loophole amendment, nominations of state officials, and debate over tax deductions for manufacturing. The discussion threads through gambling concerns and vice centers in cities, with references to Secretary Walsh and Welch.
Reported remarks describe a prisoner named Parker holding a news conference at the reformatory farm near a convention site. He escaped at 1 pm and promised more important issues would follow, with mentions of state concerns and political figures altering the national scene.
Obituaries and funeral notices for Elwood to Shirley residents across Madison County and nearby areas. Includes Stoughton in New Castle, Mrs Jessie Stage in Noblesville, Edna Lukens in Marion and Anderson, with survivor lists, funeral times, burial places, and receiving details. Also lists local school staff assignments.
Police outline curfew enforcement steps as officers plan joint actions with divisions to check hangouts and parks after dark. Reports show many juvenile delinquencies occur after curfew with emphasis on preventing underage drinking and enforcement in parks, streets, and public spaces.
Stephen T. Holman infant son of Jack and Judith Wagner Holman died at birth at St. John's Hospital. Survivors include parents and three grandparents. Services at East Maplewood Cemetery with Baker Brothers Funeral Home handling arrangements. Blanche G. Files 74 died at St. John's Hospital after arriving home from Evansville in 1928. She was born June 3 1886 in Enfield New Jersey. Survived by two sons Wallace and Charles Files and four grandchildren. Services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home and First Church of the Nazarene with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
Homer Barkatow a former Alexandria resident died Thursday morning at the soldiers home in Marion Three sisters survive Miss Rachel Barkatow Alexandria Mrs Fred Staff Franklin and Mrs Ann Almack Anderson Funeral services will be held Sunday at a Lafontaine funeral home Storm Damage Lightning struck a propane gas line at Mrs Logan Jones home south of Alexandria on Ind 9 during a severe thunderstorm Firemen extinguished the blaze with damage estimated at 40 Phyliss Ferguson nine daughter of Wendell Ferguson Rt 3 returned home after minor surgery in St Johns Hospital Anderson
Frank Stratton age years old of Holton Indiana father of Dennis Stratton 2127 George Street died Thursday at his home. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 p m at the Christian Church Holton. Friends may call today at McNeelan and Smith Funeral Home Holston.
A partial fragment from a Sarasota report discusses Rockwell and his Nazi associations amid a legal and social climate. It notes ongoing actions and statements about wages, social security, and potential court involvement, referencing employers and labor groups. The text hints at a debate over propaganda, benefits, and party platforms, with references to Rockwell and phrases about Adolf Hitler.
Fred Rustic 60 of 1529 So P St died at home after months long illness. Funeral 10 am Tuesday at St Josephs Catholic Church with Rt Rev Theodore J Hammes officiating. Burial in Catholic Cemetery. Survived by Grace Fowler Rustic widow a sister Tillie Cook Gary and brother John Rustic San Diego. Elwood Eagle Lodge member. Funeral details from Copher and Fesler.
A man, Lloyd Grubb, 50, was swept from a horse while crossing the Salt Creek north fork five miles southeast of Belmont. State Troopers Gene Gordon and Robert Kirk rescued him by motorboat. the horse drowned downstream. Monroe Reservoir development looms as cropland drains and floodwaters recede. Nearby towns reported heavy rains with high inches. Columbus and Indianapolis logged notable totals.
Madison Heights assistant principal Paul W Redding and Lapel High principal Gerald T Roudebush lead a list of Mid-State educators joining a visiting group. Delco Remy executives including Milford Barron Everett Foust Paul Kline W G Rose R K Williams and managers from Muncie are also slated to accompany the delegation.
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