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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1960
Page
32
In Buthidaung near East Pakistan, five villagers and two young children were killed by Moslem rebel groups during raids on two villages. Eighteen hostages were seized, according to delayed AP messages received in Rangoon.
Three Indiana University students who led a blackout raid on four women’s housing units were suspended. The students, two freshmen and a junior, face readmission delays next spring after previously on probation. A fourth student was placed on probation as officials hinted further punishments.
Geneva reports three power negotiators United States Britain and the Soviet Union agreed to restart discussions on a comprehensive nuclear test ban after a two week interruption for a planned Paris summit that did not occur. James J. Wadsworth Sir Michael Wright and Semyon K Tsarapkin led the resumed talks in an informal session this morning.
Albert Clinton Keesling 80 of 1717 Fairview Street died at 6 p m Thursday at home after retirement from Cook Tool and Die Company. Born Tipton County he moved to Anderson at age three. Surviving are widow Dora E son Robert Carl daughter Mildred Foley and brother Charles of Louisville. Funeral services Sunday 1 30 p m at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
Paul L. Schneider 60 of Edgewood died Wednesday funeral 1 30 p m Saturday Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home Dr George S Taggart First Presbyterian Church burial East Maplewood Cemetery Ralph B Barrett 69 of Fairmount died 10 a m Saturday burial Park Cemetery Meadow Brook Baptist Church Rev Phillip Philbrook officiating Herman H Nelson 44 of Forest Hills funeral 1 30 p m today Brown and Butz Funeral Home Rev Phillip Philbrook Meadowbrook Baptist Church burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
The Church of God will hold its General Ministerial Assembly in the new Park Place Church of God drawing ministers nationwide. Anderson College faculty Dr LaVern Norris and Dr Quentin Withrow, and Kenneth Hall of Gospel Trumpet Company served on the awards committee. The annual convention, normally drawing 25 000 visitors, was canceled when heavy snows damaged an 8 000 seat auditorium on East 5th Street.
Mrs. Mabel Tritle of Hartford City, vice chairwoman of Blackford County Republican central committee and Fifth District Central Committee, is appointed to the Platform Advisory Committee to draft the 1960 Republican platform. Edwin W. Beaman advised her of the appointment. First meeting today at noon in the Rainbow Room, Severin Hotel, Indianapolis.
Touring Prime Minister Nehru of India arrived from Lebanon for a two day visit. He is greeted by officials and will meet local leaders during his stay. The trip underscores India’s diplomatic outreach in the Middle East region.
James Elmer Forney of Madison County dies at 3:05 p.m. in Sanders Nursing Home Anderson at 86. He lived in Adams Township most of life, born June 10, 1873, son of Jonathan and Mary Coffman Forney. Survived by two sons Forrest and Everett. two daughters Mrs Hoppes and Mrs Mills. numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral 7 p.m. today at Valorous C. Rector Funeral Home Markleville, with services 2 p.m. Sunday at East Lynn Christian Church. Graveside rites by Ovid Masonic Lodge at Zion Lutheran Cemetery New Columbus. Inmitville death noted. service 10:30 a.m. today at Hunt Funeral Home Fairmount, burial Park Cemetery Fairmount.
Services were held for Mrs Garr Knight age 76 of Rt 2 Summitville. The obituary notes her longtime residence and mentions family relations. She passed away recently and the announcement lists funeral details and surviving relatives.
Duane Shaul a junior chemical engineering major at the University of Tulsa has been awarded a 250 M W Kellogg scholarship for the 1960 61 school year He is the son of Mrs Mary Shaul 2416 W 29th St and now lives in Tulsa He belongs to Phi Eta Sigma honorary scholastic fraternity
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