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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1967
Page
2
Oslo reports show King Olav’s palace has no fences enabling easy access to the front door. Guards say ceremonial disruptions by long-haired visitors have increased, prompting police to guard the guards.
The National Maritime Union threatened to halt U S ship traffic to Egypt in response to blockades of the Gulf of Aqaba by the United Arab Republic. No further action is detailed, but the warning signals possible disruption of maritime movement during the ongoing regional standoff.
Dr Charles V Weber executive secretary of the Church of God Executive Council will lead the Indiana Religious Public Relations Council for 1967 68 as its first full time executive. He has long served church offices including international convention management and general assembly executive roles. He was born in Missouri and educated at Pomona Junior College Ohio University and Anderson College.
Raymond I. Pappy Smith, a Vermont-born legend who built Harolds Club into Nevada’s largest single-roof casino, died Wednesday in Reno after a battle with cancer at age 80. Survived by family, he left a lasting mark on the casino industry and Reno’s gaming scene.
Robert Dewey Jack, 67, farmer from Rt. 3 Osgood, died at home. A native born in 1899, he lived in Madison County for years and farmed north of Elwood. Funeral arrangements under Copher and Fesler in Osgood with viewing after 2 p.m. Friday. burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Survived by wife Ruthee, daughter Betty Ross of Tipton, and sister Alice Miller of Elwood.
Robert D Lohman a former Andersonian and 1959 Anderson College graduate has been promoted to administration manager for IBM in Columbus Ohio He previously served as administration manager for IBM s South Bend office Lohman is married with three children and studied business administration at Anderson College
Darell B. Larkins a 1965 Anderson College graduate has been commissioned as Army Second Lieutenant from Fort Benning Ga. Son of Mr and Mrs Otis Larkins of Cincinnati he was trained in leadership tactics small infantry units map aerial photo reading guerilla warfare and counter insurgency. Lt Larkins entered the Army in May 1966 and his wife Shirley resides in Pomona California. Museum Dedication Set
The Pendle-High Concert Choir closes its year with a Christmas concert for Marion V.A. patients and a baccalaureate. They earned a sixth consecutive Superior rating at state county festivals and perform in Melodies in May. Senior members to be recognized at the Choir Honor Dinner at South Elementary.
Campbell charged after a Nashville bank robbery in January and linked to a $9,400 Ardmore bank holdup. FBI recovered about $10,000 from a trailer used in the arrests. He waived preliminary hearing and removal and remained jailed on a $50,000 bond.
Fire in Indianapolis caused an estimated two million dollar loss and injured none. Fire Chief John J. O'Leary reported at least 35 explosions heard as the blaze swept through the structure. the cause remained undetermined.
The five day outlook shows temperatures averaging 4 to 7 degrees above normal with upper 70s to 80s in most areas and lower 70s in Fort Wayne and South Bend. Lows range from upper 40s to mid 50s with nightly readings in the 50s to low 60s. Rain chances include showers or thundershowers Saturday or Sunday totaling about one half to three quarters of an inch.
A House committee argues for a $365 billion debt ceiling to cover the coming fiscal year while resisting a Treasury plan for longer term bonds and higher rates. Republicans oppose the increase. a full House vote could occur within two weeks as temporary limits expire.
The party nominates McGonigle Land and Maxev ier for council at large seats. Van Dyke Hei Goacher Fletc rendt and France seek re election to their current council seats.
Seth H. Stoner general manager of Guide Lamp Division awards diplomas to a list of apprentices and names numerous graduates including David ent Ash Herald Lemond Auker Nicky Marion Bronnenberg John Stephen Burk Larry Burwell Michael Calvert James Clark Donald Fallis Estel Harney Francis Hellman Jr Thomas Hilliker Charles Hinds Walter Howell John Michael James Marshall Kimball George Lee Hershel McCorkle David Murphy Ronald Musick John Poor Ralph Rainey James Roof Keith Sebert Charles Stottlemyer Donald Stover James Vanasdal Robert Wilson Marvin Wolff Jr and Steven Young in a formal ceremony.
Four members appointed pending State Budget Agency approval include Robert A. Smith of Indianapolis president of Century Tire and Auto Parts Co. with a three year term, James A. Briggs of Indianapolis a four year term, Charles W. Harbison of Spencer a one year term, and Cornelius Alig Jr. of Indianapolis a two year term.
Wright outlines a single story bank structure with a full basement and four working levels on the west side. Attending the ceremony were Mayor Frank Allis Wright Carl Erskine and other bank officials.
U S forces report regimental concentrations in the NVA strongholds and major strikes in Thua Thien Kien Giang and near Cambodia border. Marines move from the DMZ after Operation Hickory Nut as 600 plus enemy dead and 3 000 infantry routed. Air sorties total 19 with North Vietnam raids and a 24 hour pause. In the north coast 25th Infantry counts 70 Communist dead in a Monday to truce period battle.
U S Major Pearce and his four and a half year old son defected while in Cuba. Havana Radio quoted Pearce seeking asylum or passage to another country citing conscience. Pearce, an aide to Lt Gen Dunn at Ft. Sam Houston, was reported as recently recommended for Lt Colonel. An intensive air search ended with the disclosure.
Jill Ann Stires 19 Anderson was among three Ball State coeds hurt when a small foreign car she drove rolled over twice on Burlington Pike south of Muncie Monday evening. Two other passengers, Carol Smolek 18 San Pierre and Jackie Thrush 18 Lamonte Ill, were taken to Ball Memorial Hospital. Damages included a total loss to a 1964 Hallenbeck convertible and a 1966 Davis sedan plus a 1956 pickup. Oscar Ogden property damage estimated at 500.
The United States backs consultations and a united push with the Soviet Union United Kingdom and France to curb Middle East tensions while Thant pursues a Cairo peace mission. Canada and Denmark back a resolution to report on his return as the Security Council delays a meeting amid opposition from Communist Asian and African states. Goldberg pushes for a council session with corridor talks before adjournment.
U S and British officials pressed for free navigation as Saudi troops moved toward Aqaba and Iraqi infantry reportedly entered Damascus area. U S envoy Goldberg urged a Big Four push to ease Middle East crisis while Egypt faced U S warnings over aggression in the Gulf.
U.S. warns of force to keep the Gulf of Aqaba open and denounces Egypt's blockade as illegal while Jordan mobilizes resources and the UAR threatens retaliation. U.N. council debates, Thant pursues Cairo talks, and evacuations for Americans scale up as tension mounts.
Cape Kennedy reports a Saturn 5 second stage inspection delays the unmanned Apollo test flight by about a week if no cracks are found. Sources say a month delay is likely, as officials ordered dismantling to search for tiny cracks.
Funeral services for Roy L. Baugh 37 of 3819 Pitt Street will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. John Zuber of Meadowbrook Baptist Church officiating. Burial will follow at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. He died Wednesday at St Johns Hospital after six months illness. He served in the Korean War and belonged to UAWe CIO 662 VFW and the American Legion. Survived by wife Ella two sons Bill L. and Jerry W. at home his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Baugh of Mammoth Springs Ark a sister Mrs. Virginia Whitlow of Boise Idaho five brothers Charles Anderson Wallace Baytown Donald Dean and Cloyd Baugh of Mammoth Springs Ark.
Dorothy Healy formerly of Indianapolis and niece of Mrs Graceves of Anderson died Tuesday in Boston Mass She is survived by two brothers in Greenfield a sister Mrs Lillian Sexton of Indies and other relatives in the area She was a daughter of Thames Bray final rites and burial will be held in Indianapolis
Funeral services scheduled for Marie H Ormes 56 Pendleton at Cornell Bright Funeral Home burial Grove Lawn Cemetery. Miss Mary Jane Bilbrey 10 a m Friday Fortville Fisher Funeral Home burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Bob Lee 55 Marion Leader Tribune sports editor 26 years services 2 p m Hunt Funeral Home burial Knox Chapel Cemetery near Swayzee. Elmer Lee Owens 87 Frankton died Logansport final services 2 p m today George C Harper Funeral Home interment K of PIOOF Cemetery.
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