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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1966

Page

19

Indonesia Malaysia Near End Of War

Indonesia and Malaysia signaled progress toward ending their three year undeclared conflict in Borneo and the Strait of Malacca. Foreign officials said peace talks could begin soon with a settlement possible in months and both capitals urged dialogue over continued fighting.

Singapore UPI Indonesia Malaysia Borneo Strait of Malacca Sukarno Manila Philippe Narciso Ramos Bangkok Adam Malik Kuala Lumpur Tun Abdul Razak Jakarta Malik Federation of Malaya Sarawak Sabah

Beta Zetas Host Anderson Chapter At Summitville

The Beta Zeta Chapter of Psi Zota Xi Sorority entertained Anderson Zeta Beta members at Summitville Methodist church annex. Mrs. Inglis opened the program with entertainment led by Mrs. Kay McConnell. guest speaker Mrs. Whitecotton spoke on Marion city schools. Door prize went to Pat Crouse. officers arranged the event with many members listed among attendees.

Summitville Psi Zota Xi Sorority Anderson Methodist Church Joan Inglis Kay McConnell Whitecotton Marion City Pat Crouse Martha van Ness Peggy Bair Mesdames Joan Webb Deanna Gillis Sonja Eddy Mary Jane Forrest Marty Williams Loretta Werner Connie Leckie Judy Brown Velma Daorst Deanna Wolfe June Doub Marilyn Thompson Sylvia Whitehead Judie Beyers Ida Campbelle Marilyn Ault Marilyn Main Boots Eflin Barbara Hunter Phyllis Cunningham William van Ness Charles Melling Harold Vinson Herman Bruning Arthur Watts Robert Dean Jack Brunt Roi Rosenthall James Kurtz Jerry Brummer Ed Brewer Tom Cullop Magnel Martin Eldon Allman Ron Welborn Larry Forrest Warner Morgan Rosalind Morgan Larry Bair Don Inglis Tom Miller Paul McConnell Cressel Bruning

Lesson On Fabrics For Purdue Home Demonstrators

Purdue Home Demonstration Club met at the Anderson home of Mrs. Alma Shuter with 17 members and one guest Mrs. Clifford Drake. Mrs. Eubank and Mrs. Ashton led a fabrics lesson featuring new materials and buying tips. Next gathering is the May Breakfast at Saddle and Sirloin on May 25 at 9 o clock.

Frankton Purdue Home Demonstration Club Alma Shuter Anderson Jacob Ashton Earl Loudenback Earl Smith Hazel Gooding William Niece Purdue Home Makers Conference Newton Eubank Edith McCorkhill Saddle Sirloin Clifford Drake

Purdue rejects Roudebush demand on graduate assistant funds

Lafayette Ind. Purdue University refused Rep. Richard L. Roudebush request to cut funds for a graduate assistant who he said helped stage a program desecrating an American flag. President Frederick L. Hovde defended dissent as essential.

Roudebush Lafayette Ind Purdue University Richard L. Roudebush Purdue Frederick L. Hovde

Mrs. C. M. Hudson Elected State TB Secretary

Mrs. C. Merrell Hudson of Anderson was elected secretary of the Indiana Tuberculosis Association at the annual meeting in Indianapolis held April 25 27. H. E. Jones M.D. of Anderson was chosen for a three year term as district representative on the ITA Board, replacing Ward Hartzell. Both are Madison County Tuberculosis Association directors and former presidents. The Murray Auerbach Award was presented to E. C. Steinsberger of Vincennes for nearly 30 years of TB work, by Mrs. D. L. Buckles of Anderson. Local attendees included several county residents and the executive director of the Madison County Tuberculosis Association.

Vincennes C. Merrell Hudson H. E. Jones M.D Ward Hartzell W. P. Cannon Elwood Arch Dunn Martha Huston D. L. Buckles Charlotte Brown Madison County Tuberculosis Association

House panel clears $10.95 million for Indianapolis federal building

The House Appropriations Committee approved a $10,952,000 appropriation for a new federal office building in Indianapolis. The action signals funding after lengthy debates and outlines federal support for the project.

House Appropriations Committee Indianapolis

Bus overturns on I-95 near Quantico kills two in Virginia

A Greyhound bound from Washington to New Orleans veered onto its side after a car sideswiped it near Quantico. At least two died on arrival, 30 to 40 injured, mostly taken to Quantico Naval Hospital. Driver Lester S. Hall of Richmond reported 25 paid adults and many children aboard. One child listed as missing.

Quantico, Va Quantico Naval Hospital Quantico Dumfries Lester S. Hall Richmond Hall Washington Foster's

Italian Foreign Chief To Confer In London

Italian Foreign Minister Amintore Fanfani arrives in London for talks with Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart and George Tomson and is expected to meet Prime Minister Harold Wilson.

London UPI Amintore Fanfani Michael Stewart George Tomson Fanfani Harold Wilson

Delco Plant 17 Addition Progresses at Delco-Remy

Work on a 164000 square foot addition to Plant 17 at the Delco-Remy Engineering Center continues. Over two years the division expanded 547940 square feet at Anderson plants, with gains at plants 3 7 10 and 16. Visitors from United Motors Service Division attend meetings. Robert Matter named superintendent of process engineering for battery plants.

Delco-Remy Division Delco- Remy Clan Delco-Remy United Motors Service Division G. S. Foster N. E. Brown D. W. Maxwell R. C. Robertson Robert C. Matter

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