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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1964
Page
1
The Indiana State Chamber of Commerce warned that Little license plates and stickers proclaiming Indiana as the Land of Taxes could chase away industrial firms planning Midwest locates. They said the suggestion Hoosier taxes exceed other states could sour executives evaluating new plants.
Plates of this kind increased after the enactment of a 2 percent sales tax and branded a sour note to Michigan City efforts to show home sites to Bethlehem Steel Co. management personnel. This is a sick joke that should be laid to rest, said their chamber.
Bascom Cress vs Lawrence Roller and Theodore Roller seeks damages. Elsie Cummings vs Clayton Cummings files for divorce. Terrance R. Baker vs Janice A. Baker seeks divorce. Julian Rucker vs Treva Rucker files for divorce. Elmore W. Patterson vs Helen Patterson divorce action. Mildred Branum vs Holland Branum divorce action. Gates Radio Co vs Civic Broadcasting Corp replevin. Velma Webb vs Charles Smith replevin. Donald E. Collins vs Bette R. Collins divorce. Old cars: about seven million built in U S during World War II remain in use.
Ling Temco Vought Inc assigns a sub contract to American Bosch Army Corp for gyroscopes and telemetry gear for the Army's tactical missile. The deal exceeds 1 million dollars and was announced Tuesday in New York.
Dismissed from St. John's hospital include Randall Smith Pendleton Curtis Brock Louise Rodeman and daughter 140742 Arrow Ave Mrs Artie Mier 498 E Weber St Mark Gentry 944 Hartman Dr Louis Ebner Alexandria Jon Bronnenberg 1260 Columbus Ave Ruth Eccles 2516 Mayore Blvd Martha Diehl Alexandria Eldred Overby 3212 St Jennie Kiphart Pendleton William Brown Greenfield Arthur White Summitville Joan Sylvester Ingalls Sylvester Bryant 521 8th Str Pauling Rolling 2232 Walton St Eric Johns Shirley infant twins of Mr and Mrs Vernie Freeman Kal Madison Ave Dismissed for Community Hospital wer Miss Terrill 1916 Manger 2 Miss Pamala Gully 2303 W St Miss Teresa Parrish Chesterfield Mrs Jeannette Huffman 2406 Central Ave Mrs Evelyn Patz Alexandria Mrs Helen McFarland 2827 SW 18th St Mrs Juanita Zirkelbach and daughter 504 Iroquois St Mrs Linda Himes and son 1706 Nelle St Mrs Lilian Milels Elwood Mrs Claris Kimmerling and daughter Daleville Mrs Martha Lusher Alexandria Mrs Shirley Rutherford 2709 Seminole Dr Miss Chaquita Fuller Elwood Infant son of Mr and Mrs Irvin Noll 4607 Mac Dr Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Humes 2331 E Lynn Nach Hueston Alexandria
The piece outlines a 1964 kindergarten event and Republican party proceedings with Donald G. Myers as finance chairman and Dr Merle Strom as keynote speaker. It lists orchestra and choir rosters, officers and district chair appointments across Indiana counties, and mentions Rev. Rob ert Fridley giving invocation at a banquet.
The event features Goldwater supporters who threaten to bolt if he secures the GOP nomination and cites hostile sentiments toward rival senators. The speech includes local honorees and business leaders like Firestone chemist and Noblesville figure Mr. Ferkes, with references to several Indiana towns and civic roles.
In Hendricks home district a gubernatorial endorsement caused displeasure as a rival from another district had been backed. Elbert Hanes of Wadesville Posey County was named district vice chairman replacing Ferman Yearby Jr. of Rockport. Yearby’s husband was replaced as Spencer County chairman by Kenneth R. Neal of Hatfield. Alice Stocker of New Albany became secretary succeeding Rubye Ganley. In the 10th District Gerald K. Hodson of New Castle was elected chairman replacing Kenneth Marlin after a 155 vote tally and later unanimous vote.
Death notices from Madison and nearby counties report Ralph Drake 55 of Anderson, Grace Frampton of Pendleton, and Grace Frampton’s widowhood and family details. Also listed are infant David Alcorn Jr and Fred Fisher formerly of Anderson with service plans. Orville Roberts of Jacksonville Ill. Ruth Rudicel funeral details in Frankton and Shelbyville.
The Johnson car allegedly reached 100 miles per hour before losing control causing Simpson to lose a right leg. The jury returned its verdict on Dede afternoon after a trial that began last Wednesday. Attorneys John Farr and Richard Davison represented the defendant with Robert Shearer and Robert Miller for the Special judge in the case, Charles Ardery of Nobles se.
In a cautious briefing, Rusk argues that despite some belief in a safer world, Western leaders must not delay adjusting Soviet policy. He notes that confrontations with Red China could impact the pace of reform favored by the West and urges vigilance.
The GOP pressed the committee to proceed with its inquiry into Bobby Baker, challenging the panel for delaying the investigation. A spokesman called the claim of a whitewash false and urged the panel to reveal the full facts uncovered.
In a high energy New York rally, Senator Goldwater assailed the administration for seizing power and threatening state quote governance. He pledged a study after election to decide which federal programs could be devolved to state and local governments. A separate incident mentions a theft of plastic strollers in New York City.
The article discusses Johnson's stance on a pesticide regulation and government clearance. It contrasts Republican and Democrat views on safety, manufacturing, and foreign policy. It notes Goldwater’s critique and mentions Rachel Carson and her book Silent Spring. The piece references Cuba, South Vietnam, and a New York World’s court decision.
About 790 gallons of water are required to produce one ton of cement in Pittsburgh. This efficiency detail highlights the large water footprint of cement manufacturing in the area.
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