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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1963

Page

14

Mental Health Needs Private Facilities in Indiana Fire Tragedy

State officials urged more private homes for mentally retarded children after a fire at a Rockville facility killed six and injured five others. Prosecutor Dowd considered grand jury review while authorities probed whether to pursue charges. The private home had state license approval two days before the blaze, which officials traced to an overloaded circuit.

Rockville, Ind Parke County Earl Dowd Wiliam Johnson Johnsons Martin W. Meyer Indianapolis Bartholomew County Welfare Harold Davis Columbus Johnson Home Muscatatuck Butlerville

Fried Chicken and Beef Tender Steaks 99C at Red Brick Inn

Specials listed for Tuesday and Thursday include fried chicken and beef tender steaks priced at 99 cents each at the Red Brick Inn.

Will Re Marriage Affect Rockefeller In Presidential Race

The remarriage of New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller sparked wide debate among GOP leaders about its impact on his presidential bid. A UPI survey found committee men divided, while committee women leaned toward little or no harm, though some warned the second marriage could deter voters.

Washington UPI New York Nelson Rockefeller Rockefeller GOP National Margaretta Fitler Murphy District of Columbia Steele Barnett Idaho

Army Lieutenant Among 3 Killed by Viet Cong Near Ben Cat

An American lieutenant and two Vietnamese soldiers were dragged from a wrecked jeep and shot by Viet Cong guerrillas near Ben Cat to Binh Duong. The incident marks the 81st American reporter killed in Viet Nam since 1961. Do Xa near the Laos border is under joint assault as three Vietnamese divisions tighten a squeeze on the Viet Cong stronghold. The amnesty program recently added 4,171 defectors to the government side, with helicopter borne troops planned for the weekend assault.

Saigon South Viet Nam UPD Viet Nam United States Ben Cat Binh Duong Ngo Dinh Diem Do Xa Laos Don South Quang Gai

Kiwanis International Holds First Europe Convention

More than 30 Kiwanis Club members from the United States joined European members over the weekend for the first Kiwanis International convention held in Europe. The event was presided over by president Meryll Tucker of Santa Fe New Mexico.

Vienna UPI Kiwanis Club United States Europe Meryll Tucker Santa Fe N. M

Kennedy names ex Navy captain as national service adviser

President Kennedy appointed retired Navy Captain William R. Anderson as a White House consultant on a national youth service program and head of a study group on a domestic peace corps. Anderson, 42, commanded the Nautilus during the first trans oceanic voyage under the North Pole in 1959.

Washington UPI Kennedy William R. Anderson White House Anderson Peace Corps Harrison Williams D-N.j Frank Thompson House Congress National Service Corps North Pole

Foreclosure and divorce actions flood Indiana courts

A list of circuit and superior court filings includes foreclosures of mechanic liens, contract cancellations, and possession actions. Divorce petitions involve several named spouses while receivers are sought in another case. traffic through multiple counties shows diverse civil matters and evidentiary actions.

Gene Sylvester Lawrence K. Jonson Delmer P. Huse Garnet Huse Schrenker Anderson James R. Day Lavona M. Day Harold D. Norrick Elsie M. Norrick Lee B. Fiddler Superior Court Wilma J. Bair Dewey Bair Jr al S. Woolbert Charles B. Salyer Thomas R. Fuller Patricia Fuller Creptal Abbott Jacqueline M. Beeman Moses G. Beeman Schrenker and Anderson Lamont Forrest Dennis Ray Norton Thomas Ashley Jr Wool

Rotary Club Hears Ward at Noon Luncheon

The Rotary Club meeting at the YMCA noon today will feature Rodger Ward as guest speaker. Ward, Beloit Kansas native now residing in Indianapolis, is a two time winner of the Memorial Day Race and leads national point standings among active race drivers. He has finished first, second, third and first in past four May 30 races. Presented by John Baker and Robert Love, program chairmen.

Rotary Club YMCA Rodger Ward Indianapolis Ward Beloit Kan John Baker Robert Love

Shop Contest Entrant From Anderson H S Competing

Charles Phillips a student in Anderson High School's vocational department will compete in the annual Vocational Machine Shop Contest Saturday at Indiana State College in Terre Haute. William Ballentine AHS teacher will accompany the contestant.

Charles Phillips Anderson High School Indiana State College Terre Haute William Ballentine AHS

Stevenson Sees Shift in UN Payment Stance

Ambassador Adlai E Stevenson signaled the United States may relent from strict 32.02 percent funding of UN peacekeeping costs while stressing payments depend on members delinquent. He outlined a possible three-part British proposal with voluntary contributions to raise developed nations’ shares and reduce burden on less developed countries amid congressional pressure over Congo operations.

Stevenson United States Washington United Kingdom United Nations N.Y Adlai E. Stevenson U.N U.N. Congo U.S. Congress

Kaiser Aluminum Hikes Rigid Conduit Prices

Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Co raised prices on aluminum rigid conduit by 5 to 10 percent, effective Monday. Aluminum Co of America said it would adjust its prices to meet the Kaiser boost.

Er Aluminum & Chemical Co Aluminum Co of America Kaiser

Alexandra and Husband Reach Gibraltar on Honeymoon Flight

Princess Alexandra and her husband Angus Ogilvy arrived in Gibraltar on the second leg of their honeymoon after spending ten days at the Queen Mother's seaside home in Scotland.

Aberdeen Scotland UPI Alexandra Angus Ogilvy Gibbraltar Queen Mother

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