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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1966
Page
1
Two Minuteman 1 intercontinental ballistic missiles were launched Monday from Vandenberg Air Force Base California on a 5000 mile flight to a target in the Pacific.
A defendant told the judge he cannot afford jail as bond was raised and lowered amid multiple affidavits. Judge Smith reduced Orby Redmon's bond from 5,000 to 3,000 and set arraignment for the newer counts next Monday. Plea Not Guilty was entered by Harold Gene Bynum and Donald Bennett for second degree burglary. The court scheduled a jury trial for James B. Wells for October 3, 1966. Other defendants faced continuances and warrants, with various bonds and proceedings noted.
The article notes Gemini 9 adopting a flight plan similar to Gemini 8 after a short circuit nearly forced an abort. Engineers hardened safety to avoid a repeat while astronauts Stafford and Cernan, veterans of earlier missions, prepare for a careful checkout and launch.
The judge jailed the defendant suspendedly for contempt of court for failing to comply with a support order and not appearing. He must pay $100 back support and $15 weekly through the clerk, or face immediate incarceration for the suspended sentence. Redman also faces additional charges in two courts and an assault case filed by Officer Richard Hazel. Deputy Prosecutor Craig Campbell said a subpoena was issued and the defendant may appeal tonight in Justice of the Peace Court. Public commentary discusses a power station project on the White River near Petersburg financed by a low interest federal loan and Indiana statewide opposition to Hoosier Energy facilities.
A New York report claims Bio-Dyne provides a non surgical cure for hemorrhoids. Pain relief and actual shrinking occurred in many cases, lasting months. The remedy, Preparation H in suppository or ointment form, is marketed widely without narcotics or anesthetics.
Scoutmasters and troops gathered for the 1966 Big Killback Camporee amid park location debates. Awards, including Explorer and Camping honors, were presented to Troops 206 236 and 230 by church and Salvation Army sponsors. Rep. Jack Zirkle noted opposition to Inland park land plans as visitors enjoyed camping and group ceremonies.
Landfill Winghouse Electric Co. bid 74207 with rival bids from General Electric 76120 and Pennsylvania Transformer 77560, Allis-Chalmers 81955. Ehrhart said the new substation will mainly serve St Johns Hospital undergoing a major expansion.
Multiple notices detail last rites for Emory W. Jackson 81 of 2120 Jackson St. conducted by Dr. George Taggart with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery. Surviving wife Dolly C. Jackson. Jackson active in Democratic politics, police chief, park superintendent, precinct committeeman, and city council member. Also listed are Mary Elizabeth Plumlee 52 registered nurse, service details, church and lodge affiliations, and burial in Noblesville. Additional items mention Roy Freeman Jr. killed in Viet Nam, William Rowland funeral arrangements in New Brunswick, and Lubyra Craig cemetery plans plus a shocking court testimony involving Sylvia, Stephanie, Hobbs, and abuse claims with autopsy notes.
A local library at 715 E. 8th St. will host an open house on Sunday May 22 from 2 to 5 pm in Park Place Room 2. Officials urged attendees to register for door prizes and refreshments will be served. Reverend Willard J. Doyle of Grace Methodist Church will greet visitors and discuss community support.
Michigan City July event selects a winner who will seek Miss America honors in September at Atlantic City New Jersey. Awards include scholarships the official crown the trophy a complete wardrobe and an all expense paid trip to the state event. A parade will accompany the day.
Final rites for Blanche Beard 65 of 410 Walnut St widow of Ernie Beard were held Monday afternoon at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home with Rev Eugene Lamport. Burial was in Park View Cemetery. She died Saturday morning at Community Hospital in Anderson after an extended illness. A lifelong Elwood resident and retired seamstress born August 5 1904 in Elwood she married Ernie Beard in 1923 who died May 2. She was a member of First Christian Church Alexandria. Survivors include daughter Phyllis Jones Jr of Alexandria sister Ella Jarrett of Alexandria brother Elmer Sloan of Lafayette two grandchildren one great grandchild and several nieces and nephews.
Obituary notices list John Bowling of Noblesville 54 owner of Union Bus Terminal, dying at Riverview Hospital after four months illness. Survived by wife Stella, a stepson, sister and eight grandchildren. Also Val Gooding and Lawrence Pratt have services. multiple deaths across Fortville, Jonesboro, Willow Branch, Kennard with funeral arrangements in local homes and churches.
Funeral services for Marion attorney John Campbell who died recently will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Marion. Vincent Kelley president of the Madison County Bar Association said a memorial for Campbell will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday by the Grant County Bar Association, preceding the funeral in the Grant Circuit Courtroom.
Arthur H. Churchman 84 of 901 N Harrison St Alexandria died Monday at Americana Nursing Home Anderson after five years illness. A barber in Alexandria for 65 years retired six years ago his wife Rosa died last August. Survived by son Robert O Brien two sisters two grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Final rites Wednesday at 1 30 pm by Ev Eugene Lamport First Christian.
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