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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1966
Page
20
In Shade Gap Pennsylvania a 500-strong posse scoured rain soaked mountains for 17 year old Peggy Ann Brodnick and a reputed sniper known as the mysterious masked mountain man. Police suspended the search at dusk and issued a 13 state alert with plans to resume at 7 a.m. Friday focusing south of Shade Gap.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee favored adding three members to a nine member panel to oversee CIA operations and budget. The proposal backed by Sen. Eugene McCarthy seeks formal congressional oversight, while Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper urged killing it. The panel vote was 11 to 6 in support of the move. Next Tuesday action would continue.
Tokyo reports Red China citing five U S fighter intrusions over the China mainland near the North Vietnamese border. A Chinese spokesman calls the incident act of war provocation as the Defense Department in Washington checks the claim. The downed plane would mark the first Chinese aircraft shot down by U S forces in air combat near the border during the Vietnam war.
UPI reports rising tensions in Southeast Asia as U.S. officials discuss bombing North Viet Nam jet airfields near Hanoi if American planes again suffer losses. China claims a plane shot down a U.S. craft over Yunnan, prompting warnings amid Hanoi air base proximity.
Rain that began in Indiana Wednesday was forecast to continue at least until Saturday before fair skies return. Southern Indiana would see rain on Friday moving northward, with some light showers lingering Saturday. Temperatures were expected to stay mostly in the 40s north and 50s south, with lows in the 30s to 40s Friday night.
A cloudy sky dominates as the forecast calls for cool temperatures. Highs reach around 65 today with a low near 38. yesterday’s high was 65 and low 38. Sunrise is 5 34 a m and sunset 7 50 p m with possible light showers.
Saigon troops in the 4th Battalion 23rd Infantry recovered three brassieres from Viet Cong tunnels. Lt. Col. Michael Barszer said they sent the items to division intelligence who returned them with orders to resolve the issue locally.
More than 675 contracts have been mailed to teachers and elementary principals in the Anderson Public School System. The 1966-67 salary schedule includes $100 to $200 annual increases, with masters and higher degrees yielding higher top scales by year 22. Administrative contracts longer than 92 months will be reviewed by the Board of School Trustees.
An 11 year old girl sobs as she recants and revises her testimony about Sylvia Likens's death. Marie Baniszewski admits statements changing about abuse at the home of Gertrude Baniszewski and other defendants including Paula, John, and Richard Hobbs.
Boy Scouts of Big Killbuck District gather tonight and tomorrow at Ryans Lake for the Breakthrough Camporee with base chiefs overseeing Skills Physical Fitness Camp Fire Finance First Aid Judging and Church Services. Scouts plan hikes canoe and raft events with a Saturday campfire and Sunday awards including a special improvisation prize and a family-style noon dinner.
A Madison County Superior Court jury awarded Mrs. Mildred A. Cowgill 2000 in damages for injuries from Nov 8 1962 after her hand was caught in a glass door at Kirkman's Jewelry Store. She sought 7807.17 for fractures and lacerations requiring two operations and partial amputation of a finger bone.
A new speed limit ordinance passed with sections on Layton Road, Dickey Road, Range Line Road, Hartman Road and cross streets. A rezoning petition by Jim Fenters for a South Park Addition meat business drew about a dozen residents who opposed the change citing traffic and a playground area. Attorney Catlin Whitehead argued the project would improve the area and property value, while opponents warned of congestion. the council gave two affirmative readings before adjournment.
Walter Tuohy, 65, chief executive of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, died Thursday night hours after stockholders approved the merger with Norfolk and Western. He suffered a fourth heart attack at about 1 a.m. while preparing his speech and was rushed to Saint Vincent's Charity Hospital.
Outstanding performers in Ison's 1966 Junior Achievement program were honored at the Futures Un limited Banquet at Anderson College. About 400 attendees applauded as top JA members received college scholarships trophies plaques and pins. Kenneth L. Lewis urged an expansion plan for next year as JA enters its eighth year. The Company of the Year was JASMMAH sponsored by Sears Roebuck. Individual honors included Alma Seal Miss JA Steve Prichard Mr JA and several officers of the various JA groups. Six Achievers and one after...
Dr Harold Gallagher chosen as assistant superintendent of elementary administration effective July 1, 1966, replacing retiring Russell Davis. Gallagher began teaching at Franklin School in 1937, served in the Army 1943-46, then held roles at Shadeland Longfellow and Seventh Street schools, becoming Longfellow principal in 1952 and later principal of Seventh Street.
The House Armed Services Committee pressed Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara at a news conference led by Rep. F. Edward Hebert and Chairman L. Mendell Rivers. They urged continued development of manned bombers for the 1970s, while opposing McNamara’s missile emphasis. Rep. Lucine Nedzi offered minority support.
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce will begin its annual campaign on Tuesday May 17 with a breakfast at 8:00 a.m. at the Anderson Country Club led by Chamber president Howard Webb. After the meal a luncheon report and awards for members who recruit new prospects will follow at 12:15 p.m.
St. John's Hospital showcased departmental displays arranged by staff in Madonna Hall for Hospital Week. A three judge panel including John Barber Dr Warren Polhemus and Dr H judged the exhibits last night and the displays will again be open to the public from 6 to 9 this evening.
A list of newborns includes a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. William Mitch em at St. John’s Hospital, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Martin, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newman, plus a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Setchell at Community Hospital, and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Adkins in Middletown and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson at 712 Valley Dr.
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