Faith and Food Tie in Brother Zaccarelli’s Vocation
Brother Herman E. Zaccarelli links Christian faith with quality cuisine guiding church kitchens as head of the Food Research Center for church institutions. He recalls early frustrations as a busboy and kitchen supervisor shaping his view that proper food handling is a vital service. He urges professional training to improve church dining and food selection.
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Aston
Mass
Herman E. Zaccarelli
Holy Cross Seminary
Herman
Discovery reports large copper field in Durango Mexico
In Guadalajara AP notes discovery of copper deposits in Durango rivaling Mexico's largest. Potential reserves reach 120 million tons with mining to start in about five years. Amid this, a separate national program advances institutional feeding across hospitals schools and churches, supported by research and training for food service personnel.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Durango
Cuttack
India
S. J. Shah
Cardiological Society of India
London
Harvard
Wigmore Street
Gertrude Gustin 85 of Orestes Dies in Alexandria
Gertrude Lena Gustin, 85, of Orestes, died Sunday noon at her daughter's home in Alexandria after a decade of illness. Survived by three daughters, 18 grandchildren, 43 great grandchildren, and four great great grandchildren. Funeral services at 1 p.m. today at Nofize Funeral Home with Rev. Milo Bowsman. interment East Maplewood Cemetery, Anderson.
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Alexandria
Gertrude Lena Gustin
Orestes
Helen Lundy
Clarence
T Wright
Amanda Hicks
Lundy
Ruth Baldwin
Anderson
Keith
Thelma) McClead
License Branch Hours Corrected Announcement
Mrs Helen Stoner announced Pendleton License Branch hours were corrected. The branch will be open daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m. to noon with extra hours during rush periods.
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Helen Stoner
Pendleton License
Garden Club Meets and Ambassadors Resign
Garden Club event details include a floral display, a tour of Honeywell Gardens, and a June 6 meeting at Mrs Forrest’s home with a luncheon. Ambassador Raymond Guest resigns as U S ambassador to Ireland effective June 15 for personal reasons. The Orthodox Church elevates Thyatira and Britain to an archbishopric, making Metropolitan Athenagoras an archbishop based in London.
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Victoris ‘Nance
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Grace Mays
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Paul Berry
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Richard Heaton
Leon Jarrett
Edward Free
Frank Williams
King Leeson
Carrie Warner
C C. Forrest
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Miriam Ertel
Harold Stone
Bonnie ' Hoppenrath
Carrie Wimner
Everette Leachman
Nolan Watkins
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Raymond Guest
Ireland
White House
George Christian
Guest
United States
Dublin
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London
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Great Britain
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Sweden
Norway
Iceland
Malta
Pauline Goforth Dies in Mercy Hospital at 57
Pauline Goforth 57 of Rt. 3 Elwood died noon Sunday after months of illness at Mercy Hospital. She married Morris Goforth in 1995 and was a member of First Methodist Church. Survivors include husband Morris, mother Minnie Fellow, son Charles Goforth, brother Charles Fellow, sisters Edell Garrison and Oc al Turner, and a grandson. Funeral at Copher and Fesler Home then Home by Rev. Kes sler with Elwood City Cemetery burial. Ambulance transfers noted for local patients.
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Pauline Goforth
Rt. 3
Mercy Hospital
Ane
Morris Gofortt
First Methodist
Morris
Minnie Fellow
Charles Goforth
Charles Fellow
Kokomo
Edell Garrison
Frankton
Ocal Turner
Sharpsville
Copher
Fesler
Dick Nursing Home
Caph and Fesler
Othella Frazier
S.C St
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Dunnichay
Migrant Health Bill Advances to House on Senate Vote
The Senate approved a three year extension of the migrant health program and sent it to the House on a voice vote. It authorizes 9 million for 1969 15 million for 1970 and 20 million for 1971.
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House
Senate
Okeh
Sremmanrseuns Vuris
Memorial Day Centennial Traced to Civil War Roots
United Press International notes Memorial Day turns 100 this month, tracing to May 20, 1868 when Union dead were honored in a Confederate cemetery. Gen John A Logan ordered national observance on May 30, 1868, later adopted as a nationwide tribute. The piece recounts Logan’s Civil War service and push to honor fallen soldiers with ceremonies.
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Shekely
Conahan
United Press International
Veer
Richmead
John A. Logar
Grand Army of the Republic
Logan
Iino
Hous
Bull Run
Army of the Tennessee
Congress
Virginia
Charles L. Wilson
Chicago Journal
Congressional
Washington
Fallout Shelter Listing Underway in National Survey
Government survey of private homes to assess fallout shelter potential in 21 states and four areas including New York Delaware Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia surveys mailed to residents and census workers will rate each home with a protection factor and provide guidance to raise below 40 to the minimum safety level.
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New York
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Congress
J Johnson
Meeting Set May 14 By Salvation Army
The Salvation Army hosts its annual Indianapolis meeting with guest speaker. Sponsored by the Advisory Board led by Graydon Collier Jr. as chairman Russell Showalter vice chairman Paul H. Newbern treasurer and Howard G. Web as member.
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Salvation Army
Theease Army
Indianapolis
Graydon Collier Jr
Russell Showalter
Paul H. Newbern
Treassuer
Howard G
Meany Endorses Humphrey at Union Convention
AFL CIO President George Meany said the labor movement would back Hubert Humphrey when needed and endorsed him during the Building Service Employees International Union convention. Meany also announced he would not seek reelection.
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George Meany
Humphrey Talk
Washington
UPD
AFL
CIO
American Labor Movement
Hubert Humphrey
Meany
Building Service Employees
Humphrey
Mercy Hospital Admission and Discharge List
Elwood's Mercy Hospital records show admissions including Mrs Roy Marcum of 2310 N E St Brad ita Mary Dedey of 18s SF 5 and William Rauch of 1332. Dismissals include Benjamin Scott of 2300 P St Ora Wiseman of 2107 S B St Mark Smith of Frankton and Linda Shawler of 1521 Glenview Dr. Also listed are Mrs Robert C Brown, Dale Stevens of Indianapolis, Mrs David Brown of 10 Chamness Ave and Marvin Boring of 125 8.
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Elwood
Mercy Hospital
Roy
Marcum
Brad ' Ita
Mary Dedey
Mary
William Rauch
Benjamin Scott
St. Ora Wiseman
St. Mark , Smith
Frankton
Linda Shawler
Glenview
Robert C. Brown
Rt. 2
Dale Stevens
Indianapolis
David Brown
Marvin Boring
Jail Break Shock Henry County Officials in Putnam Inquiry
Henry County jail officials faced embarrassment Monday as Putnam County questioned a jail escape top officials knew nothing about. Two prisoners Harman Hardy 8 and Larry Hoffman 19 from Napoleon vanished Sunday night after apparently slipping escapes. One visited his sister in Putnam County before authorities were alerted and the jail staff found the cell empty. Authorities believed the men were hiding near Toledo.
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Napoleon
Gmo
Henry County
Putnam County
Tiers
Harman Hardy
Larry Hoffman
New Delhi
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