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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1963
Page
14
New York reports the first domestic case linked to a Swiss typhoid outbreak traced to Zermatt. A 24 year old woman traveled Feb 14 to the Chamois Ski Club and fell ill March 4 returning March 11 with 130 fellow travelers aboard a transatlantic flight.
The Indiana Appellate Court ruled Carl M. Haines of Greenfield is entitled to 16000 in back wages earned over two years as a farmhand for the estate of Edwin S. Ellis, upholding a Hancock District Court decision.
The Balinese religious leaders flee amid the eruption of 10,308-foot Mount Agung, with 75,000 homeless residents needing aid. Gov Jerrier cited the dire need for help while priests maintain belief in their gods dwelling within the giant peak. The story also notes a separate postwar census finding and a pay record for a worker in 1947.
The AFL-CIO Council announced yearlong committee appointments at a Wednesday meeting. Legislative group includes Walter Keith Local 662 and Rolland Webber Local 668. others cover Postal Workers Edward Bonham Local 108 and Utility Workers Arnold McFarland Local 63. Community Services chair Ernest McCracken Local 1944 leads a roster including Danest Denny Local 462 and William Foster Local 489.
Bonn seeks two Israeli agents charged with warning the daughter of German scientist Dr. Jens Goercke of harm unless he ceases work for the United Arab Republic. The men Joseph Bengal and Otto Joklik are held in Zurich on related charges after an attack on Dr. Hans Kleinwaechter. The Bonn government disapproves of scientists aiding foreign military programs and cannot control their travel.
Obituary notes Mrs. Sarah McCune age 80 of 1405 Home Ave died at Community Hospital after weeks of illness. Funeral at Baker Brothers Monday. burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Survivors include daughter Dorothy McDonald and son Edward McDonald with several grandchildren and a sister. Also listed are Theodore Heitger age 2 and Rev Mitch A Williams with funeral details, and Mrs Mary E Owen whose death was reported with service in Indianapolis.
George J Tolbert Pendleton 69 died Friday morning at St John’s Hospital after a year illness He was a retired employee of the city light plant at Anderson native of Logansport son of John and Alice Tolbert married to Fite Tolbert celebration of 60th wedding anniversary May 18 1962 Services 2 p m Monday Brown and Butz Funeral Home Anderson Rev George Harris East Yin Christian Church burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery survivors include widow three sons a sister a brother seven grandchildren and several nieces and nephews William F Williams Frankton 83 died Friday 4 p m Mercy Hospital farmer and former Delco Remy employee Born Fletcher Ohio July 18 1896 son of Elzie and Mary Ellen Thacker married to Mary Dalton died 1995 later to Faye Duckworth survivor list long including five daughters two sons three stepdaughters two stepsons three sisters two brothers 25 grandchildren 49 great grandchildren services 2 p m Monday Frankton Methodist Church burial Daleville Cemetery funeral home George Harper and Son call after 7 p m today
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An extensive unrest grips the Korean peninsula as nationwide radio messages urge support for the government while defenses firm against opposition. A convoy to Paris signals a stiff stance, with parade displays and a near powerless civilian cabinet amid a five-hour emergency session and a junta's push to quiet dissent.
Scouts will present a Scontacular event with outside displays including a mock troop camp site and suspension bridge. Plans began weeks ago with packs troops and Explorer posts contributing. Booths display spray equipment valued in hundreds of dollars. The show runs Saturday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 and Sunday 2 to 5. Tickets 25 cents at door.
Goldwater reiterated his refusal to seek the second spot on the 1964 Republican presidential ticket. His taped Paar interview, broadcast Thursday to Canadian audiences and due to air in the United States, touched on Senator Johnson. He stated that Johnson once was among the most powerful men in the country.
Geologists debate Moon origin with O Keefe and Carey proposing ancient breakaway or moon-sized bodies forming the Earth. theories discuss a giant wound in the planet’s early crust, later scarred but still active with volcanic activity beneath.
A world tour by a Korean children's choir supported by World Vision raised funds for orphans in Korea and 16 other countries. The group trained under Joo Chul Chang at Union Christian College Seoul and performed in West Berlin and Iran, with proceeds aiding children and a Seoul hospital. Prices and a local cafe ad appear in the same page.
Alexander reported average nineteen pupils per room at the school and remonstrators argued the lease-rental program is unnecessary. Henderson estimated about a tenth of Elwood residents support the issue, favoring centralized additions rather than a new 25 room northeast section costing six hundred thousand dollars and delaying needed improvements. The debate centers on tax burden and future school needs.
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