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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1964
Page
7
Former President Harry S Truman urged quick action on civil rights saying the dispute unsettles the country internally and externally and must be settled once and for all. He condemned anti Semitism and stressed equal rights for all citizens across the states.
New York UPI reports actress Caroly, famous for the Pajama Game and a hit in 1955, died from pneumonia. The obituary notes her rise to fame and impact on Broadway and film. The report also touches on postwar salad lettuce consumption trends in the US.
Daleville High School will hold the senior class commencement at 8 p.m. Friday in the high school auditorium. Principal Dale Evans released the graduate list including Lanny Lewis Alexander Edward Earl Alfrey John Carlton Babb John Monroe Bradway and many others. Friends of the graduates are invited to attend.
An inventor who is hard of hearing has perfected a tiny transistor hearing aid. The device promises clear voices even on whispers. Write HEARING to 32 E. 9th St., Erie, Pa., for full information at no cost.
Nine Illinois incumbents are dropped from the GOP ticket for the November election after a closed meeting of 80 delegates at a June 1 voting convention. The purge list includes Chicago representatives Peter C. Granata Louis F. Capuzi Hector A. Brouillet Peter J. Miller Walter Babe McAvoy W J Murphy Antioch Robert Bob Austin East Moline J Leslie Laufer Hampshire and Gale Williams Murphysboro. The action targets several Republican lawmakers seen as aligned with the Cook County Democratic machine.
William Charles McGraw, 18, Tipton, named one of six national winners of scholarships from the National Association of Grocers. He will receive a $1,000 award and his high school earns a $250 grant.
Indiana State Sen. Marshall F. Kizer said a UPI survey shows voters hold no grudge against the 1963 legislators. He argued the recent vote was a personal endorsement for his gubernatorial bid as a Plymouth Democrat among seven nominees. The poll notes 83 percent of incumbents won re nomination and 96 percent of Democrats who opposed the sales tax and ran were re nominated. Kizer voted against the tax and cites figures on losing incumbents and non runners.
Foreign Secretary Butler said Britain would not change its stance on trading with Cuba despite mounting U.S. pressure. He stressed the policy remains firm as speculation of a change followed a London Times report. Butler noted Britain still views commercial trade as legitimate and referenced the American viewpoint.
Summitville High School schedules a May 17 baccalaureate at 2 p.m. with Rev. John Pattison and Rev. Robert Johnson officiating. Commencement follows May 20 at 8 p.m. with Richard Emery of Indianapolis giving the address and Dale Prough presenting diplomas.
Guarantee Cleaners promises secure storage with careful handling and reliable cleaning services. Details emphasize trusted service, prompt turnaround, and customer satisfaction across residential and commercial needs.
Washington reports nearly 60 million Kennedy half dollars minted but few in circulation. Mint Director Eva B Adams says collectors and non collectors are still hiding them away with 57 752 000 coins minted to date.
In San Francisco Americans drink about one pint of wine per week while French people consume roughly one pint daily. The note compares average wine intake between the two regions and contrasts American and French drinking patterns.
A humorous ad argues a dog cannot speak on politics and cannot choose a party. It suggests feeding Rival dog food to ensure the dog stays healthy and content regardless of political outcomes.
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