Eichmann's Wife Visits Condemned Husband in Prison
Mrs Vera Eichmann secretly traveled from Zurich to Tel Aviv and visited Adolf Eichmann at Ramie Prison. The couple spoke through a glass panel as she pleaded innocence and they exchanged a tearful farewell before she left for Europe. He maintained poise despite the death sentence and spoke no about his case during the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Vera Eichmann
Adolf Eichmann
Europe
Auf
Argentina
Eichmann
Window Display Award Streak Continues For Estelle in Indiana
Jerry Estelle and Hoyt Wright won state window display prizes in consecutive years. In 1961 Estelle earned first prize from the Indiana Men's and Boys Wear Association for a St Valentine window, and this year won third prize for the same display. They attended the association banquet in Indianapolis with about 500 diners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Estelle
Hoyt Wright
Indiana Men's and Boys’ Wear Association
Estelle
Association
Claypool Hotel
Indianapolis
Anderson
Monroe Bing
Forest Partain
Edward Bronnenberg
Walter Swinford
Kenneth Idle
James Hancock
Herschel G. Lewallen
Clair Call
YMCA Daily Schedule Highlights
The YMCA offers a packed timetable with meetings and athletic sessions. Activities include Christian Business Men’s Club at noon, Anderson College report, various girls and women swimming blocks, boys and teens events, and several open swim and fitness periods throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Business Men’s Club
Anderson College Report
Delta Sigma Kappa
Sertoma
Anderson Township trustee to start negotiations on bus routes
The Anderson Township trustee and Advisory Board will begin negotiations for school bus routes on May 26, 1962, at the Trustee's Office 130 W 8th Street. Negotiations will continue daily until routes are filled with specifications on file at the Trustee's Office and the County Superintendent's office in the Madison County Courthouse. John A. Boone Trustee. C-7481-May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Township Ustee
W. 8Th Street
Madison County
John A. Boone
Anderson Township
Africa Mission Couple To Tell About Nigeria
Dale and Marian Neff, returned missionaries from Nigeria, will speak at Allen Bethel Church on Missions Sunday May 6 at 9 30 and 10 30 a m. They will share color slides and discuss Africa current events from their four years in Nigeria and sing during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Marian Neff
Nigeria
Allen Bethel
Dale Neff
Japan
Oriental Missionary Society
United Missionary Church
United States
Neffs
Mr. Neff
Africa
Women Voters League maps two year program at convention
The League of Women Voters opened its 25th national convention in Minneapolis with 1 500 delegates as President Mrs Robert J Phillips of St Charles Illinois set the agenda. News conference highlighted Benjamin Davis the Negro American Communist and his University of Minnesota appearance amid local protests and cross burnings near campus leaders homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
League of Women Voters
Davis
University
O. Meredith Wilson
Mulford Q. Sibley
Socialist Club
Harold Hatfield Earns Dolphins In Sub Duty
Harold E. Hatfield son of Mr and Mrs H F Hatfield 715 W 24th St has earned his Dolphins after qualifying as a crew member of the submarine U S S Picadaly Cmdr J D Johnson says the insignia is earned after long hours of schooling and hard work Hatfield serves as a machinist mate aboard the ship
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Hatfield
H. F. Hatfield
W. 24Th St
U.S.S. Picada l
Test Explosions Predicted At 5 Million Ton TNT Power
The United States is expected to detonate nuclear devices equivalent to five million tons of TNT over the next two months in Pacific tests. Many blasts will occur at Christmas Island with three high altitude shots at Johnston Island to study effects on missiles and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
United States
Pacific
Christmas Island
Atomic Energy Commission
Johnston Island
U.S
Missile scores electronic hit at White Sands test range
A Nike Zeus antimissile scored an electronic hit in a fully automatic flight test at White Sands Missile Range New Mexico. The weapon launched from an underground cell, controlled in flight, and steered to its target without human input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sands Missile Range
N.M
Desert Missile Test Center
Moves to Expand Television Variety in Education and Tech
President Kennedy signed a bill authorizing 32 million dollars in federal funds to boost educational television stations. The House approved a plan to require TV sets to receive 82 channels and a separate bill to create a private earth satellite system for intercontinental programs. Kennedy noted 63 stations already air educational programs and 215 unused channels remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPT
Kennedy
Newton Minow
Federal Communications Commision
White House
House
House Rules Committee
Indiana Church Meet Delegates to State Congregationalists
The Whetstone Church official board named Rev. William B. Howenstine and Mrs Enid James plus Mrs Trilda Mikels and George Cummins as delegates to the Indiana Conference of Congregational Christian Churches meeting at St Pauls Church in Seymour. Visitors include several more and sessions run May 3 to May 5 with Dr Ben M Herbster and Dr Lawrence Fairchild among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid James
Trilda Mikels
George Cummins
William B. Howenstine
Whetstone Church
Indiana Conference of Congregational Christian Churches
St. Paul's Church
Seymour
Ind
Cummins
Catherine Roller
Catherine Stottlemyer
Lawrence Fairchild
Plymouth Congregational Church
Fort Wayne
William A. McCoy
Linn Grove Christian Church
Portland
Seymour High School
Ben M. Herbster
Cincinnati
United Church of Christ
Indiana
Letta Shonle
Indianapolis
Allen Young
Andrew K. Craig
State Conference
Dr. Herbster
Joseph P Kennedy Gains Progress in Hospital Rehabilitation
Former Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy, father of the President, is reported "coming along fine" as he undergoes rehabilitation at New York University Medical Center. A spokesman said he has started therapy with about 20 staff and doctors plan speech and other treatments after his paralysis on the right side. Evaluations of tests and the rehab program are expected to finish Wednesday. Herbalists of the Renaissance recommended marsh marigolds for toothache and lily root juice for snake bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Joseph P. Kennedy
Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
New York University Medical Center
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fia
Indiana Auto License Sale Changes Favored by Officials
An Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles spokesman said a multi price system should not be changed soon. A State Board of Accounts report found 8312 in adjustments across 213 license branches due to branch manager errors and poor bank reconciliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
API
Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles
State Board of Accounts
Vehicles Department
J. Maxwell Clouse
Edwin K. Steers
Clouse
Indiana Supreme Court
the Bureau of Motor Vehicles
U S Charged With India Electioneering
New Delhi UPI reports the Central Council of the Communist Party accuses the United States of interfering in North Bombay parliamentary elections in January to block the reelection of V. K Krishna Menon, whom the Communists supported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
UPI
Central Council
The
Communist Party
United States
Bombay
V. K Krishna Menon
Krishna Menon
Spanish Club Fiesta At Highland High
The Highland High School Spanish Club Fiesta was held at the school Friday evening, April 27. The Highland F. F. A. Dairy Judging team coached by Dean Halsey placed third in the 1962 District 4H and F. F. A. Dairy Judging contest at Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Highland High School
Highland F. F. A
Dean Halsey
Pendleton
Loyalty oath opposition voiced by Indiana governor
Indiana Governor Welsh voiced opposition to loyalty oaths for users of the World War Memorial in Indianapolis amid a clash over access by the Civil Liberties Union. The dispute centers on an Indiana Legion call for oath requirements, with officials noting comments from Judge John Ryan and a pending Memorial Commission decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Welsh
Indiana Department of the American Legion
Legion
The
Civil Liberties Union
Indiana War Memorials Commission
CLU
Indiana
Robert M. Fritz
Bluffton
Adj
Frank Myers
Fritz
John Ryan
Executive Committee
Newsmen
United States
Clarence McNabb
Memorials Commission
CLA
McNabb
Joseph Swope
Columbus
Handy Hands 4-H Club Meet May 3 at School
Perkinsville Jackson Township 4-H club Handy Hands meets at 7 p m Thursday May 3 in Jackson Township School. Lucresia Wells serves as president. The group met April 26 at Mrs Joe Wells home and reviewed a treasurer’s report showing 112 dollars raised at a recent soc hop. Nancy Argabright demoed pineapple upside down cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkinsville
Handy Hands 4-H Club
Jackson Township
Lucresia Wells
Joe Wells
Nancy Argabright
Railroad merger move gains approval in first step
Interstate Commerce Commission examiner John L Bradford urged approval of Chesapeake and Ohio Railway direct control of Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road by stock purchase. He called it in the public interest. RCA Chairman David Sarnoff reported record sales and earnings for the first six months, with January-April results the best in 43 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John L. Bradford
C&o
David Sarnoff
Radio Corp. of America
RCA
Classified Announcements and Services Index
A historical classified page lists categories such as Funeral Directors, Building Contractors, Carpentry, Plumbing, and various services. It also includes sections for Help Wanted, Real Estate, Rentals, Merchandise, Automotives, and miscellaneous sales and notices. The layout reflects a broad community classifieds directory with numerous subcategories and industry groupings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemeeaee Business Service
Classified Advertising The Peoples Marketplace Rates Rules
Office hours 8 am to 5 pm with three lines or more. Weekly rate 29c per line per day, three days 33 12c per line per day, one day ad 42c per line per day. Two line minimum rate $1.00 cash 80 percent monthly rate $6 per line. 20 percent cash discount if paid within seven days after billing. Ads start in Morning Edition. Anderson Newspapers reserves rights to classify ads and will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. Classified ads run until 5 pm of the day prior to publication. Credit extended to persons with telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Bulletin
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
van Laningham
Anderson Bank
Anderson
Paramount
Olsen Root Beer
7Th St
B & H Box
Avon
Ruth Teeter
P.O
Chesterfield
Arthur Willams
House of Stuart
Newark
New York State
Pasquale
Ella Holloway
Comlete
Bruce Avis
Atlas
Card of Thanks for Jack Samuels Loss
We express sincere gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy after the death of our son husband father and brother Jack Samuels. Special thanks to Rev Tharp Frankton Christian Church Harper and Son Funeral Home and the Samuels Dearings and Clarks for their support.
In Memoriam and Local Classifieds Collide in Busy Ad Page
A flood of small notices and personal remembrances appears with obituaries, ride offers, service ads, and sales prompts. Walter L oo memorials, a Mother's Day TV promotion, termite control rates, shoe offers, auctions, senior care, and various want ads fill the page alongside lost and found items and classifies.
Also Mentioned on This Page
YMCA
Boy Scouts
Rotary
Board of Public Safety
State of
Board OF Public Safety OY OF
John Kuntz
Carl Meiser
Africa Mission
Women Voters’ League
Harold Hatfield
Indiana Church Meet
Anderson Refuse Company
India
Highland High
Handy Hands
Nation
United Press International Railroad
CIA Help
Cena
Hsiaaaiaaniiaiain
Naceons
Amen Deel
Conene-4
Seca Ma Euses
Lorte
People’s Marketplace
Walter Loo
Opal
Mockingbird Hill Park
Hook's Drug Store
198Th & Central
Rite-Way Ldry
Jim Wright
Norma Wright
Bob Legg
Mad
Alcoholics Anonymous P.O
Paul Alatza
Council Pd
Haugh
Banner Store
Hurgan
8Th & Madison
Eve
Mike
White Chest & Paws, Ph
Berryman
Accordian
E. 21St St
Lesta Harney
Columbus Ave
Corner 29Th & Jackson
Wilkie Mower Serv
Eacres
Alexandria
Martin Ar
Ustomer
Pfohl’s
Agnes Landscaping
Bulletin-Herald
Young & Gardner
St. Rd
Angle Rd
North Andersen
Singer Sewing Center
Sam Flatford
East
ARK & Sons
Hensley
Fairmount
Manor RD
Westside Lumber Co
Raible Ave
Madison County Lumber
Jackson
Petersen Lumber CO
Ohio Ave
St . Onanette
Pesik
Piya
Matthew
Arnold
General
A. H. Kelly
Screamin
Myers Gravel and Sand CO
Alexandria Pike
Bank Run
Moss Island
Fred's
INS
W. Campbell
Paul J. High
Dial
Behrens
H. Summers & Sons
STH
Briggs Stratton
Sapcuee Pendleton Ave
Pendleton Ave
Field
Morton
Charlie's Plumbing & Sewer Serv
van Laningham Empl, Sery
Hydraulic Back Hoe
Jackson Oo
Clair Call’s
West 11Th St
Nobil Shoe Store
Red Brick Inn
East 8Th
Furn
Frisch
Meridian
Broadway
Risch
Town & Country Food Co
Muncie
Bruce Davis
W. E. Cook
Cook Block & Brick Co
Call & &. Vincent
NEW Office Town & Country Food Co
Ft. Wayne, Ind
AAA- Chicago
World's Finest Chocolate, Inc
South
Rockwell Street
Chicago
Ilinois
Medier
Hollidayna
Duane Sweeper
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