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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1964
Page
16
Three Beans run a cattle empire near Elisabethville covering 500000 acres with 17000 head. They employ 300 cowhands and veterinary staff for a Belgium client while facing raids and isolation as the rainy season traps the station 60 miles from others. Paul Van Der Cam manages the operation with his family evacuated during attacks.
Four Pakistani soldiers were killed and two wounded in a clash with an Indian patrol near the Kashmir cease-fire line, Defense Ministry said. The report notes the incident occurred Monday with Tuesday evening confirmation. The piece also mentions U.S. mints producing about 400 million dimes annually.
Violinist Miss Mary Smith of Detroit will perform Thursday at 1 30 p m in Music Hall A program listed by Miss Ingyr Marie Lien features works by Handel Bach Beethoven Grieg and Granados with ensemble and accompaniments by Mrs Maxine Jones of Oceanside California including a trio sonata and a viola accompaniment by Miss Judith Bales and Miss Thelma Harris with several regional performers involved. The program includes Sonata No 4 in D major and a Trio Sonata in B flat major as well as dances and romances.
The Reverend Edwin Grant of Alexandria First Methodist Church will address the Anderson Exchange Club at its noon luncheon in the YMCA Mulberry Room. President Billie Schuyler will preside, with Vice-president Ted Crook in charge of the program.
The Indiana State Dental Association chose Dr. Elmer Waddell of Lafayette to succeed Dr. Rollie Bennett of Anderson as president. A separate AP report notes contention over claims that anti Castro forces blew up six Cuban bridges, later denied by the organization’s press chief.
Indiana State Highway Commission will open bids June 10 on 24 resurfacing jobs across multiple counties. Projects include 5.63 miles of Ind 67 in Marion and Hancock, 7.65 miles of Ind 26 in Blackford, and 12.42 miles of Ind 47 in Boone among others, with routes U.S. 40 and 36 also affected. These actions target concrete pavement upgrades and new surface work along major corridors.
Donna Libler a senior at Anderson High School is among 70 top Indiana language students chosen for a week long Summer Conference for High School Latin Students at Indiana University in June She also holds a scholarship grant making her one of 16 recipients selected from hundreds of applicants Miss Libler daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Sibler Jr will study Caesar Cicero archaeology inscriptions Roman writing and other Latin topics with guidance from Indiana University professors and her AHS Latin teacher Miss Eileen Johnson
A roundup lists new suits in circuit and superior courts including Vic Wikle and Associates versus Harold L Knowles and Le ona Knowles on a note and hospital versus Joe Brockman on an account. The Indianapolis Morris Plan suit against Leroy V Patton and Wanda F Patton involves a note. Additional divorces and breach of contract cases are noted with judgments in favor of Associates Investment Co Inc and various defendants.
Senator John J. Williams vows a broader probe into the Bobby Baker case and urges prosecution for gross improprieties while Baker served as secretary to the Senate's Democratic majority.
Guide Lamp Division of General Motors will start direct dialing for about 375 telephones on the southwest side campus when a Centrex system from Indiana Bell goes into service May 25. Outsiders can dial 6464 plus a three digit extension or 644-5511 to reach an operator.
United Press International reports Indiana endured a two day heat wave with highs in the 90s for Tuesday. Relief was expected at night with lows in the 50s to low 60s and Wednesday highs about 10 degrees cooler.
Olsen said the slaying occurred amid a crew of mixed nationalities including Norwegians Spaniards Finns Swedes Colombians one Dutchman and an Argentine. He blamed aboard tensions on overwork and a reduced crew from 38 to 25 after the ship was chased from a Norwegian by the Brazilian company.
The committee reported no votes were taken yet unofficial reports noted considerable bipartisan support for raising the Social Security pension to offset higher living costs since 1959 when current rates were set.
Maryland Democratic delegates will be chosen in a state convention within 30 days. Tydings, 36, a former U.S. attorney, won his first statewide bid for votes against a candidate backed by Maryland's Democratic professionals. The Senate contest featured Beall and Gleason with Beall winning 53,859 votes in 1,094 places as Wallace and Brewster faced similar intra party clashes.
Reformatory and a brother Lawrence Dav idson of Rush County. The body was taken to the Paul C. Cory Funeral Home where friends may call from 6 to 10 p.m. today. The body will be taken then to the Master Funeral Home in Rushville where friends will be received after noon Thursday. Funeral rites will be conducted at the Master at 1 p.m. Friday by the v. Lathan Wright of the First Presbyterian Church Burial will be in East Hill Cemetery near Rushville.
Roth announces full approval of a new electrical wiring installation and orders interior wiring and special lighting work to begin immediately. An opening date will be announced soon.
Captain's murder on the Pomona unfolds as four crewmen allegedly went berserk in six months. A chief steward was isolated 600 miles from Hawaii after the incident, and the first mate kept the slaying secret until Diamond Head port. The ship was en route from Los Angeles to Formosa with scrap metal.
Through May 30 a free coffee bar operates at 2307 Columbus Avenue. Hours are Thursday 9 to 5 and Friday plus Saturday 9 to 9. Contact phone is 642-6228.
Anderson College honors Dr Mikesell a distinguished alum and faculty member. He earned a BA cum laude from Western Maryland College and a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Illinois. He also holds a BD cum laude from Westminster Theological Seminary and an MA from Harvard. He is listed in Who's Who in America and an APA fellow. He authored 15 works including Power for Purpose and Counseling Ministers. His book Mental Hygiene remains in use on campus and beyond.
Investigators found embedded microphones and wiring in an embassy building, with devices reported on the eighth to tenth floors used for transmitting sound through walls. Officials declined to confirm the presence of microphones on the U.S. ambassador’s offices and noted the devices were likely rusted and inoperable since discovery.
As of Friday last week Auto Safety reported 15 190 inspected vehicles with 12 829 voluntary checks. 2 361 tons were run in tests, 1 307 rejects recorded and 536 re checks completed.
Obituary notices for Mrs. Lelia Perry 63 of Alliance Road and others list survivors including sons and daughters. Services take place at Shirey Funeral Home Kaleville Mt Zion Church New Columbus and West Lebanon Nazarene Church with burial at Mt Zion Cemetery. Funeral details include dates times and locations across multiple area towns.
Multiple notices report deaths in Madison and surrounding towns including Noblesville Fortville Arcadia and Fairmount. Ruth Ann Cecil 70 formerly of Noblesville dies in Cicero after four years in Sunderman Nursing Home. Others include Letha Scott 68 Fortville Vila Glaze 87 Arcadia Xen Creek 65 Fairmount and John Barker 59 Noblesville with services and burial details noted.
Gee Harrison, president of the coked board, outlined that time space distribution, new teacher hires, and non teaching duties affect programming. Discussion centered on period structure duty free periods faculty rooms pupil load and arts and music offerings amid federation considerations.
Marriage licenses issued include Donald Gene Ryan of Alexandria and Thelma Kay Givens of Anderson with child Joseph P. McVey of Anderson and Carla Jo Anne Cornelius. Also noted are Sandra Sue Stokes of Summitville and George William Leicht of Anderson with Beth Elaine Warner, and Larry Roger Hoppes of Anderson with Judith Ann Winton.
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