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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1964

Page

17

Sacred Cows Underfire By Millionaire

Indianapolis millionaire Herman Krannert of Inland Container Corp. criticizes executive time drains at Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana. He labels wet lunches long coffees and many committee meetings as drains and cites excessive socializing listening to speakers office politics and second guessing the boss as major wastes. He warns that leaders fear others will undermine their importance as they seek real work results.

Lafayette Ind UPI Indianapolis Monay Purdue University Herman C. Krannert Inland Container Corp Krannert

Monsanto Introduces Biodegradable Detergency Intermediate

Monsanto Co announced the start of a biodegradable intermediate for detergents that do not foam in streams. The company said its Monsanto Illinois plant and a new unit at Bayou Choctaw will jointly have an annual capacity of 150 million pounds.

ST. Louis, Mo

Gentle laxative ad promotes vegetable remedy and sample offer

An old drugstore advertisement urges try all vegetable Nature's Remedy WM tablets for a gentle laxative. It promises only 29 cents and offers a free family sample via mail to Lewis Howe Co. in St. Louis, Missouri, with mentions of NR tonight and tomorrow.

Lewis Howe Co St. Louis

Demonstrations and Strikes Hit Schools Nationwide

United Press International reports widespread school disruptions as teachers strikes close Utah districts and East St. Louis schools see massive absentee rates. Supportive protests mark the 10th anniversary of desegregation rulings in New York state with notable absenteeism in Buffalo and Albany.

United Press International Utah East St. Louis Milwaukee Wis New York State Supreme Court Utah Education Association Aera Gove D. Clyde Teachers’ Organization Clyde Salt Lake City Clark Junior High Carl Compton Nen Lloyd Barbee Buffalo East High Albany

Quitting Business Sale Ends Early After Burglary

INDIANAPOLIS AP burglars battered in through the front door to Nat Smith's Men's Shop on Monument Circle and took almost all remaining stock valued around 40 000 saying the going out of business sale failed to start. Police reported only a few slacks shirts and a tie rack left behind. RESUME RELATION Budapest UPI Hungary and Jordan establish diplomatic ties and will exchange ambassadors soon after the Monday announcement.

Indianapolis Monument Circle India Nat Smith

Three Hospitalized Two By Accidents In Elwood Area

Elwood reports three people hospitalized after separate accidents. Juan Avila, 60, of Indianapolis, injured near the King Pin restaurant on Ind 37, treated at Mercy Hospital then released. Earl Frye, 78, of 525 S 28th St, transported by ambulance to Mercy for treatment.

Elwood Juan Avila 10Th St Indianapolis Ind Mercy Hospital Robert L. Jack Mercy Ital Copher and Fuller

Hospital News Notes From Elwood Mercy Hospital

Elwood Mercy Hospital reports dismissals and admissions for residents including Nancy Robertson Jerry Wilson David Hiatt Madonna Smock Orestes Waymire Lulu Stewart Robert McCord Daniel Lane Jr Clara Seat Lester Beeman Leo Short Carl Stage Olen Harvill Jodi Clouser Frank Harting Earl Frye and others across Noblesville Noblesville Fairmount Elwood and surrounding areas.

Elwood Mercy Hospital Nancy Robertson N. B St Jerry Wilson 6Th St David E. Hiatt Fairmount Madonna Smock S. A St. Orestes Waymire S. L St Larry Wimmer Lulu Stewart S. J St Robert F. McCord Elwood Daniel M. Lane Frank Harting Earl C. Frye

AMA Leader To Speak At IU Medical Alumni Day

Dr. Edward R. Annis president of the American Medical Association will address the 17th annual alumni day program at the Indiana University School of Medicine on Wednesday.

AMA Indianapolis UPI Edward R. Annis American Medical Association Indiana University School of Medicine

Successful Investing Q and A on Selling and Reallocating Stocks

A reader with seven dependents asks if he should sell major General Motors stock to fund savings and bonds. Roger E. Spear urges building strong savings, holding select stocks like Reichhold and Colorado Fuel, and not selling in a down market to meet contingencies. He notes diversity with E bonds and savings accounts as safer options while stock prices fluctuate.

Roger E General Motors Jersey Standard Madison Reichhold Colorado General Q Features Corp Pacific Tel Tel Permanente Cement Colorado Fuel & Iron California Water Service

Five Missing Red Lake Children Recovered After Drift

Five children missing from the Red Lake Indian Reservation were found about 30 miles from home in Beltrami County. The youths aged 5 to 12 were aboard an old boat on Red Lake after spending Sunday drifting. they were reported in fine condition by their parents.

Remindji Minn UPI Red Lake Bellami County Winifred Gurneau Karen Gurneau Rose Marie Kitto Linda G. Kitto Howard Kitto Gurea

Molten Rock Imperils Mt Etna Observatory

Mt Ina’s eruption pours lava down the slope threatening the observatory built by the University of Catania and the Italian air force at about 9,655 feet on Mt Etna. Lava burst from the crater’s south side Wednesday night and narrowly missed the fully instrumented observatory by 150 feet after a westward diversion.

Catania Sicily UPI Mt. Ina University of Catania Air Force

Sprinkly Spring Weather to Dapple Indiana This Week

The Weather Bureau forecasts drizzle and showers across northern two thirds of Indiana Tuesday before clearing by Wednesday with more rain likely Thursday or Friday. Highs near 90 Tuesday and mainly in the 80s afterward, with overnights in the 50s and 60s. Five day rainfall about half an inch. Temp readings hit 90 in Lafayette and Evansville on Monday with 89 in Terre Haute and 85 in Indianapolis.

Associated Press Indiana Weather Bureau Lafayette Evansville Terre Haute Indianapolis South Bend Fort Wayne

Elderly Farmer Dies In Traffic Crash Near Greencastle

An elderly farmer, Carl Clodfelter age 70 of Russellville, was killed when a semi struck his tractor and hay wagon on U S 36 west of Morton near Greencastle Indiana. The truck driver James D Mayberry 24 of Cookeville Tennessee was thrown from the vehicle.

Greencastle Ind Carl Clodfelter Rt. 1 Russellville James D. Mayberry Cookeville Tenn U.S. 36 Morton Mayberry

Tank Destroyer Vets Reunion Set

Veterans of World War II with the 638th Tank Destroyer Battalion plan a 1964 reunion on July 18 and 19 at the American Legion Home in Frankfort. The battalion organized December 15, 1941 at Camp Shelby Miss. and included many Indiana servicemen from Kokomo Noblesville Anderson Muncie Frankfort and Evansville.

American Legion Frankfort Paul W. Friend Alhambra Ave Camp Shelby Miss Indiana Kokomo Noblesville Anderson Muncie Evansville

Commencement Speaker Named At Alexandria

The Rev. R. Benjamin Garrison of Wesley Methodist Church Urbana Ill has been chosen as speaker for Alexandria Monroe High Schools fourth annual commencement at 8 p m May 27. About 127 seniors will participate in the exercises. Baccalaureate services for seniors will be held May 24 at 2 30 p m at the school. In other news Mike Green Mike Hinton and Kent Spaulding were taken to St John s Hospital Anderson after a car crash at Ferguson Road and Orestes Road.

Alexandria R. Benjamin Garrison Wesley Methodist Church Urbana Ill Alexandria-Monroe High School Garrison Indiana Mike Green Mike Hinton Kent Spaulding St. John’s Hospital Anderson Karl Moyle Ferguson Rd Orestes Rd

Cox appears in court with injured hand from mower mishap

Washington UPI dispatch reports Solicitor General Archibald Cox appeared in the Supreme Court wearing a sling a cast on his wrist and a bandaged finger. The office said he sliced his finger while operating a lawn mower in a domestic mishap.

Washington UPI USS Archibald Cox Supreme Court

Aerosol Techniques Announces Acquisition of Armstrong Laboratories

Bridgeport Conn. Aerosol Techniques Inc announced it agreed to acquire Armstrong Laboratories Inc, a Boston aerosol firm specializing in precision pharmaceutical filling. Armstrong operates a 40000 square foot plant in Roxbury Mass.

Bridgeport, Conn Apt Aerosol Techniques, Inc Armstrong Laboratories, Inc Boston, Mass Armstrong Roxbury Mass

Rhode Island's Smallest State Area Details

Rhode Island is the smallest state with a land area of 1,058 square miles and 156 square miles of water. The data highlight the state's compact size and notable water coverage in its geographic profile.

Providence Rhode Island

Welsh Attacks Wallace at Colby College Convocation

Indiana Gov. Matthew E. Welsh labeled Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace a non-candidate running on phony issues. Speaking at Colby College, Welsh called Wallace a political phenomenon of a troubled time and a pseudo-candidate chanting old slogans. He urged Wallace appeals to those who want a spokesman to vote against democracy and brotherhood without conscience.

Waterville Maine Matthew E. Welsh Indiana George C. Wallace Alabama Welsh Colby College Wallace Joseph McCarthy

Khrushchev May Withdraw Israel Accord Speculation

In Cairo Khrushchev and Nasser conferred twice amid reports they could press for Soviet withdrawal of recognition of Israel. Moscow sources discounted the claims though Khrushchev had backed the Arab stance. Nasser kept Khrushchev waiting two hours before their talks, with Gromyko, Aref, and other officials present.

Cairo API Nikita S. Khrushchev Gamal Abdel Nasser Israel United Arab Republic Rose el Nassef Moscow Khrushchev Middle East Nasser Andrei A. Gromyko Fone Abdel Salam Aref

Dirksen Urges Boost In Pay To 32500 A Year

Senate Republican Leader Dirksen urged the Senate Civil Service Committee to raise congressional pay from 7500 to 10000 a year, aiming for a 32500 annual salary. He noted reelection losses did not stem from pay votes in 1946 or 1954 and cited a pay advisory panel recommendation of 35000 for lawmakers now earning 22500.

Washington UPI Senate Everett M House Dirksen

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