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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
3
Without development of new alloys able to resist high temperatures, the jet engine, like the gas turbine, would not have been practical. This historical note emphasizes advances in metallurgy that made high temperature operation feasible for aerospace propulsion.
Henderson reports a Beechcraft Debonair wreckage buried in a cornfield west of Mount Vernon Indiana after the plane carrying Don M. Hayes 55 and his wife Ruby Wright Hayes disappeared en route from Chicago to the Southern Illinois Airport. The crash site 20 miles west of Henderson showed a 10 foot crater with no signs of life. Hayes led DuQuoin State Fair and Coke Bottling Co. boards and hosted Derby events. their son Don W. flew them to Chicago before the flight. Police indicated burial of the crew and passengers was not confirmed due to the debris and plane condition.
Indiana State Fair catalogs are in the Madison County Extension Office for entries in the 1957 Fair from August 25 through September. Premium lists cover five departments and include an activity schedule. Open class entries must be mailed to the Entry Department by midnight Tuesday. 14H Club entries are accepted the week of August 7 and mailed August 11.
INDIANAPOLIS UP I report says Charles S. Smith an 82 year old Indianapolis resident woke to sounds of a window fan removal and fired twice. James Goad 28 Addison Illinois was shot in the head and killed.
Israeli reports claim Soviet designed equipment captured in the Middle East includes a 122 mm Howitzer and other arms once shown in Moscow May Day parades. Experts say Soviet gear likely supplied for political reasons, with much equipment rendered unusable by desert conditions. Damaged or misused matériel underscores broader implications of Soviet involvement.
Belgrade based UPD report cites a Cairo radio correspondent Dra Goljub Katie alleging Egypt’s army failed in the war with Israel due to officers indulging in tennis and ice cream. He claims purge actions removed chief commanders and others from authority while officers relaxed at tennis courts and with helicopters supplying ice cream.
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