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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1966
Page
1
New York AP reports a GM statement lifted stock optimism late Friday, erasing earlier losses. The Dow gained 3.90 to 76.89 with volume at 6.43 million, while the broader market and many industrials advanced as investors priced in a rosier auto and economy outlook.
An Anderson man, James Miller, 28, was arrested Thursday night by Madison County Deputies after a stolen 1966 model car was reported in Chesterfield. Miller was taken into custody on public intoxication charges, with no theft charges filed.
Buddhist leaders organize a hunger strike and mass rally near Dein Moa Pagoda as Ky’s troops, marines, and paratroopers converge toward Da Nang. Riots erupt in Saigon with student demonstrations, while Hue sees 3000 marchers pledging resistance. Thich Tri Quang calls for Thieu’s resignation or overthrow. US Marine support sought amid rising anti US sentiment.
Precinct boards must file candidate and delegate addresses by Monday May 23. New voter registration began last Monday at the county registration board in the courthouse basement. June 2 is the deadline for the secretary of state to supply state central committee chairmen complete certified candidate lists with post office addresses. Madison County precincts 88 will receive election pay: clerks judges inspectors and sheriffs $20 and inspectors $25. Meals for precinct boards are to be provided at regular meal times.
Gleich argues understanding organizations aids enforcement while NAACP CORE and Indiana Civil Liberties Union spokesmen speak at the class. Max Klezmer questions policy aims, asking if civil rights laws are taught as part of a Communist conspiracy. Rabbi Maurice Davis defends not a free speech issue but opposes police indoctrination.
Carr admitted in Judge Bohannon’s Superior Court yesterday with parents and attorney Joseph D. Ketner. He was found guilty of juvenile delinquency after taking gasoline and borrowing a car from his employer. He was committed to the Indiana Boys School until discharged by law, with a six month probation and six weeks in Madison County Jail. If probation is breached, he will be remanded to Boys School immediately.
About 100 Negroes gathered outside a Los Angeles county courthouse demanding loudspeakers as the inquest into Deadwyler's death began. Officer Thomas Freeman testified he and partners pursued Deadwyler’s auto on Avalon Boulevard near Watts at speeds around 80 to 83 mph, running red lights and veering into opposing lanes. The chase prompted protests and violence in Walls and nearby areas.
The data show 9 counties with a 807000 figure and accounting for 83 highway deaths. Only Marion is in the top ten by population. Johnson County ranks 21st with Shelby and Morgan further behind.
At a meeting with six schools, DePauw University faced claims it instigated breaking from the league. President Dr. William Kerstetter responded by saying nothing at the moment, deferring comment on the dispute.
Multiple obituaries from Anderson detailing the deaths of Lulu Hodson 85, Cora Baldwin 60, Earl L Kennedy 66, Mae Huse, and several others. Included are burial plans, funeral home arrangements, church affiliations, and survivors. Also mentions regional deaths and athletic conference notes.
The article lists campaign expenditures for several candidates including James L. Jones and Roy E. Colvin with itemized costs such as newspaper ads printing and travel. Also noted are funeral arrangements for Mrs Lilly Troy with services at Meeks Mortuary in Muncie and burial in Gardens of Memory. Surviving relatives include a widow and several children, sisters, and grandchildren.
The Anderson Urban League plans its annual dinner Monday at Linders-on-the-Point with Mr. Leo Bohanon of the National Urban League in St Louis as guest speaker. Cedric Dunkerry will introduce him, and Hazel Minnefield will present awards. Dr. Val Clear will preside, with officers Zebedee Christain Morris Rossen and Ethel Albright.
An ad touts the Sutherland rupture truss as a modern, belt free hernia control plan. It promises comfort, prevents enlargement, and allows bathing without numbness from belts or straps. Free consultation with Mr Powell at Hotel Anderson on May 26 from 10 AM to 3 PM.
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