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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1966
Page
1
An inquest into the Deadwyler slaying drew hundreds to the Madison County Courthouse as witnesses testified about the high speed chase, a deputy coroner adjourned proceedings amid laughter, and questions focused on whether a car lurch caused a fatal gunshot.
Indiana has 539,000 persons receiving Social Security benefits totaling more than 40.9 million dollars each month, with average monthly retirement benefits increasing from 79.38 to 86.23 dollars after the 7 percent rise in the 1965 amendments, per the HEW regional office in Chicago.
Witness recounts May seventh police stop on Leonard Deadwyler vehicle with a gun drawn and a shot fired as his pregnant wife was taken to hospital. Coroner reports blood alcohol at point three five percent. A Watts rally protested the shooting, with clashes and a liquor store disturbance following. An unrelated ad touts Galaxon fat loss with money back guarantee from Walgreens.
A long list of personal names appears in the top of a Highland tomt page segment. The fragment includes numerous given names and surnames such as Michael Jones, Diane Kaye Jessup, Carold Sue Johns, and Barbara Louise Jones among others.
U S Ambassador to Da Nang challenged Ky troops actions while maintaining authority as fighting erupted near Da Nang. Marines largely avoided the clashes, with Vietnamese casualties unofficially estimated at 13 to 30 killed and 100 to 150 wounded amid reports of loyalty conflicts and a political push to oust Ky.
The text notes educators Downey and Bates moving to principal and doctorate positions, with Downey at Meadowbrook then Washington from 1958 to 1964, and Bates joining Ball State and Anderson College before returning to lead at public schools. Final rites for Earl L. Kenyon are also mentioned, with dates and locations.
The Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home hosts a service for Harold E Rozelle with Reverend Horace Shuman of Daleville Baptist Church in charge. Interment is in Park View Cemetery Alexandria. Friends may gather at the funeral home for viewing.
Mrs. Cora M. Baldwin 6 wife of James C Baldwin 415 Pearl Chesterfield died at 5 oclock at home after failing to reach Community Hospital She was born Sept 16 1905 in Wells County and had lived in Madison County 38 years She was member of Firemen's Auxiliary and National Campers and Hikers Association Surviving children include four daughters a son a sister and three brothers Funeral plans listed with Shirey Funeral Home Daleville and burial in Bronnenburg Cemetery.
Funeral services for Grace Kinder, 83, who lived with her daughter at 3618 Scatterfield Rd., were conducted today at 2 p.m. at Steir and Williams Funeral Home in Aurora. Robert Carrell of Hillcrest Church of Christ officiated. Interment followed at Riverview Cemetery in Aurora. Friends may call at the funeral home.
Reports from the field say fighting around the Happy Valley area near An Khe subsided to light contact as U.S. 1st Cavalry units battled a Communist main force. the four day engagement nears a potential end if Viet Cong go underground while South Vietnamese civil strife continues upriver. PURDUE GETS 3.6 MILLION. A $3.6 million NSF grant funds Lilly Hall life sciences and Vandegraff accelerator. Dunes bill resumes next Thursday in Indiana. The McNamara address signals containment with bridges to Red China and a push toward accommodation if Beijing renounces force. New Zealand freezing companies invest to meet U.S. meat inspection standards.
Testimony describes prolonged torture beginning after Sylvia was allegedly harmed by Mrs Baniszewski and Paula. Defendants faced trial collectively to convey the crime's impact as Sylvia's death was attributed to a combination of injuries and traumatic shock.
A fragmentary list shows organizers Summers Mike Swafford Judy Swinford Stephen Tao SVlvee planning a spring planting drive. The effort targets a redbud in every yard and a citywide color transformation during the 1967 Festival, with plans to contact homeowners and burlap sizing noted. Names include Teeter Thoma Leanne Dean and many others.
Democrats in Marion plan a fifty dollar per plate testimonial dinner Saturday. Proceeds go to the Roush For Congress Club, aiming to raise at least five thousand dollars for his re election. Over one hundred party workers are expected to attend.
The forecast promises mostly sunny mild weather in northern and central Indiana on Friday with clear nights and a warmer Saturday. Highs reach mid 60s to low 70s Friday and in the 70s statewide Saturday. Thursday lows ranged 43 South Bend, 49 Fort Wayne, 50 Lafayette and Evansville.
America's XB70 flew 2,000 miles per hour for 32 minutes at Edwards Air Force Base setting a speed endurance record. The mission demonstrated sustained super‑sonic performance, marking a milestone in high speed flight research.
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