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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1966

Page

4

Wilson Proclaims National Emergency Over Maritime Strike

Prime Minister Harold Wilson declared a state of national emergency and asked Parliament to ratify 35 broadbased regulations to control port traffic and related port work as Britain faces a maritime strike. The move could allow Royal Navy intervention and price controls if needed, with 30 day renewals and a two week adjournment looming. A separate note reports Anthony Penelli, described as a former gambling boss, pled guilty to one tax charge in Chicago.

London UPI Harold Wilson Wilson Royal Navy Queen Elizabeth Britain Ray Gunter Union of Seamen Segmen Nilson House of Commons House of Common Erpc Chicago Anthony Penelli Sierra Madre Calif Lake County Ind

Future Nurses Club Holds Meeting at Highland High

High land's Future Nurses Club held its first meeting at 3 pm on May 17 at Highland. Officers for the summer are Cathy Warfield president Vivian Baugher vice president Mandy Wiley secretary and Betty Niecum treasurer.Members present included Linda Scott Dana Swain Sherry Priest Kathy Wriglesworth Vickie Shaw and Mrs Rity Banler. The next meeting is set for June 28 at 9 am in the multi purpose room at Highland.

Highland's Future Nurses Club Highland Cathy Warfield Vivian Baugher Mandy Wiley Betty Niecum Raty Bahler Ratty Bahler Linda Scott Dana Swain Sherry Priest Senate CIA Senate Foreign Relations Committee Armed Services and Appropriations Committees Eugene McCarthy D-Minn Senate Appropriations and Armed Services Clement J. Zablocki D- Wis House Mahon Rivers UIP

Denturite B Cushion of Comfort for Dental Plates

A plastic Denturite B creates a five minute wear solution for plates. It stops clicking and eases sore gums while preventing food particles from shifting. It fits upper lowers or partials, is tasteless, and promises a money back guarantee with long lasting comfort.

Suaranier Dees

Realignment Of Three Guard Units Planned

Indiana Army National Guard realigns units in Columbus and Martinsville per State Adjutant. June 1 moves 76th Brigade HQ from Camp Atterbury to Columbus Armory. July 1 Company B 113th Engineer Battalion establishes at Camp Atterbury with Gary equipment.

Indianapolis Indiana Army National Guard Columbus Martinsville Adj John Camp Atterbury 152Nd Infantry Gary

Soviet Police Record Accuses System Of Fabricated Reports

Sovietskaya Rossiya reports that police inflate crime figures to hide unsolved cases and pressure mayors and factory leaders to report higher success rates. The article cites a police chief claiming 98 percent of cases appear solved while many crimes remain uninvestigated. It warns innocent victims suffer as inaccurate statistics spread.

Moscow Sovietskaya Rossiya Russia

Strike of Drivers Leaders Settled for Seymour Plant

A two day strike by drivers and leaders at the Dr Pepper Bottling Co. warehouse in Seymour Indiana ended Saturday with a new contract. Workers belonged to International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 783 and had struck after talks over a contract replacing the expired February 38. Suburban bottling plants in Louisville returned to work Friday while talks continued. Terms of the pact were not disclosed.

Seymour, Ind Dr. Pepper Bothling Co International Brotherhood of iTeamsters Local 783 Ifeb Loussisvile Seymour Columbus Madison North Vernon

Heroism Award Finally Given 21 Years Later

DERBY Kansas UP I A former Air Force flight engineer Thomas C Troxel received the Distinguished Flying Cross at McConnell Air Force Base near Wichita for aiding a B 24 mission over Guam in 1945. He helped free jammed bomb doors and arranged a fuel transfer to prevent engine restart failure during the approach to the Pacific. The award, long overdue, followed a 20 year reunion effort by crewmate James Shaw and the squadron's recognition of Troxel's actions. Troxel, a Gallatin Ohio native, expressed surprise at the long delay as his wife and four sons attended.

Derby. Kan UPI Air Force Egineer Thomas C. Troxel McConnell Air Force Base Wichita Troxel Marcus Iland Guam Pacific Ocean Oklahoma City James Shaw Rochester N.Y Gallatin

Christian Business Men Lunch Today

The Christian Business Men's Committee of Anderson meets Tuesday for a weekly luncheon in the Garden Room at the YMCA. May speaker Ken Getter, pastor of Meadowbrook Church of Christ, will be introduced by program chairman Dave Covington. Kenneth Ritchhart presides.

Christian Business Men’s Committee Anderson YMCA Dave Covington Ken Getter Meadowbrook

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