Red Cross Recommends Safety Items for Summer Water Sports
The Red Cross urges ten safety items for millions of summer water enthusiasts as the swimming and boating season begins in a three day holiday weekend. Coordinator Mrs. Robert Reasoner cites 6700 drownings in 1964 and stresses precautions including learn to swim, swim with a companion, swim in safe areas with lifeguards, check water depth before diving, ease back into swimming, wait after eating, avoid relying on inflatables, walk not run on pool decks, stay calm in trouble, and being prepared to float face up if needed.
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Red Cross
Robert Reasoner
Madison County
Fr Coughlin to retire next month as priest emeritus
DETROIT AP The Rev Charles E Coughlin famed radio priest of the 1930s will retire next month as pastor of the Shrine of the Little Flower in Royal Oak. He will take the honorary title of pastor emeritus after decades at the parish.
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Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Shrine of the Little Flower
Royal Oak
Father Coughlin
Slimest eyeglass hearing aid launched by Sonotone Model 75 THINLINE
J C Hoover promotes Sonotone Model 75 THINLINE eyeglass hearing aid built into temple frames for men and women. It uses a transistor circuit and button-sized battery to correct moderate to severe loss. Descriptive literature available on request with contact details in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonotone
J. C. Hoover
Citizens Bank
Meridian
Anderson
Beall's Chapel Plans Pentecost Memorial Service
PERKINSVILLE Beall's Chapel Methodist Church marks Pentecost with 10:30 Sunday services. Rev William Lawson preaches children’s sermon "A Birthday Gift" and main sermon "O God Do It Again" with church school at 9:30. Junior and Senior MYF hold a 5:30 graduation party. next Sunday includes officer elections and the second part of the Martin Luther film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkinsville — Beall’s Chapel Methodist Church
William Lawson
God
MYF
Ibylssutt
LWV June Unit Meeting Dates Announced by Anderson League
The Anderson League of Women Voters lists June unit meetings to discuss the current agenda item on human resources. Events are led by Mrs. Ellis McKinley and committee with sessions at homes on June 7 and June 8 and an afternoon YWCA option. Mrs. Robertson invites interested women to attend any meeting.
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Anderson League of Women Voters
Ellis McKinley
Robert Lackey
High St
The
YWCA
Robertson
Andersen League
League
Adventist Church Takes Quadrennial Missions Offering
Sev enth-Day Adventist Church members join with worldwide followers to give one million dollars for world evangelism. The quadrennial offering supports public evangelism ahead of the 50th world conference in Detroit on June 16, with about 20 000 members expected. The denomination runs ministries in 189 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
A. G. Krominga
Detroit
Hospital Dismissals List From St Johns and Community
Dismissed patients include Mrs Viola Hacker of Fletcher Street and Mrs Willadean Sparks with daughter from St Johns Hospital. Others span Kokomo Elwood Pendleton and multiple Middletown addresses with names such as Kenneth Cougill and Gilbert Chittum. A second group lists Dismissed from Community with Myrna Davis Glen Parker Opal Richwine Isabella Loveaul Louise Hornback Mary Goul and David Lowder among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Viola Hacker
Fletcher St
Willadean Sparks
Jeweldine Davis
Middletown
Glen Parker
Frankton
Opal Richwine
Isabella Loveaul
Haverhill
Louise Hornback
Mary Goul
Pendleton
David Lowder
Jack Schmidt
Kenneth Haworth
New U.S. Direct Investment Abroad at 44 Billion End 1964
New York report shows U S direct investment abroad valued at 44.3 billion dollars by end of 1964, four times higher than 1950, per a survey by the National Industrial Conference Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
National Industrial Conference Board
Fowler Says No Traveler Restrictions to Halt Dollar Drain
Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler rejected travel bans and overseas force cuts as a remedy for the dollar drain. He urged free nations to reform the monetary system, lower tariffs and aid needy countries, while detailing five measures he would avoid. Fowler spoke at Granada Spain to the American Bankers Association conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
United States
U.S
Fowler
Free World
American Bankers Association
Granada
Spain
Henry Ford II Arrives in Acapulco for Memorial Day Weekend
Henry Ford II arrives in Acapulco with his wife Cristina for the Memorial Day weekend at the Mexican Pacific coast resort. The couple landed as other holiday travelers began to flood the popular resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acapulco
Mexico
Traffic Fatalities Rise in First Quarter Reports
Traffic data show 10 710 fatalities in the first three months of the year, up 7 percent from 1965. Memorial Day periods record high deaths with 474 tied to a holiday observance and a record 525 in 1963 four day span. The Associated Press compared to a nonholiday three day weekend from May 13 to May 16.
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Associated Press
Rusk Defends Aid Limits Amid Europe Force Debate
Secretary of State Rusk criticized Senate restrictions on foreign aid as ungracious and arbitrary while noting protests to Cuba over Cuban soldiers at Guantanamo. An AP poll shows 44 of 75 senators favor some troop reductions in Europe as NATO debates pullout risks and Brussels prepares for a ministerial meeting.
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Cambodia
South
Viet Nam
Rusk
Larsen
Defense Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
U.S
United States
Cuba
Pentagon
Guantanamo
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Associated Press
Germany
Brussels
North Atlantic Council
Paris
Rusk Outlines NATO Aims at Brussels Meeting
Secretary of State Dean Rusk described NATO’s Brussels agenda focusing on three goals: protecting the Atlantic defense, keeping a strong deterrent, and preserving unity to resolve East West divisions. He cited France’s withdrawal from integrated defense and removal of NATO facilities as immediate concerns. German reunification he said remains the central East West issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ropean
Rusk
Brussels
NATO
France
Atlantic
Europe
Betty Jean Shipley obituary and services announced
Funeral services will be held for Betty Jean Shipley with viewing after 2 p.m. Sunday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home in Anderson. Officiants are Rev. George Skinner and Rev. Glenn Skinner of Jackson Park Church of God. Burial follows at Memorial Park Cemetery. Shipley, born December 25 1918 in Jonesboro, was a licensed practical nurse and member of the Jackson Park Church of God and the Order of Eastern Star. She lived in Greatwood Illinois before moving to Anderson two years ago. Survivors include her husband James Robert Shipley two daughters Betty Jane Shipley and Anita Louise Myer two sisters Barbara Rier and Pearl Talbot a brother Roy Gilligan her parents Oscar Gilligan and Edna Belt and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown and Butz
George Skinner
Glenn Skinner
Jackson Park
Cozy Corner
Chesterfield
Rahbek
Anderson
Shipley
Anita Louise Myer
Dearborn
Mich
William
Barbara) Rier
Robert
Pearl) Talbot
Ypsilanti
Roy Leo Gilligan
Toledo
Ohio
Oscar Gilligan
Edna Belt
Madison County school reorganization trial details emerge
The trial aims to resolve the core issues of a county wide school reorganization. Judge Schrenker notes the case will determine the legality of forming Anderson and Elwood Community School Corporations or establishing a permanent Metro District within Madison County’s school system framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schrenker
Madison County
Anderson and Elwood
Metro
Juvenile Delinquent Case Sealed for Court Action
Judge Bohannon presided as hearings on truancy for a 13 year old girl and a 14 year old boy were taken under advisement. Roy Bradbury of 2235 W 29th St was found a juvenile delinquent and ordered committed to the children’s home pending further court orders.
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Roy Bradbury
Buddhist Riots Rock Hue After General Strike Call
Monks and nuns join a show of force in Hue as crowds cheer and street battles erupt. Saigon reports warn of possible attacks on U.S. facilities including the Consulate as 5,000 to 6,000 followers clash with police for hours amid monsoon rain.
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Hue
U.S. Counsulate
Johnson
America
U.S
1St Army Division
Saigon
Tich Thien Minh
Anderson Chamber Officials Reelect Secretary and Elect Treasurer
Earl Hoover and Joe Beaty are connected to the Elwood ray od diana and Michigan Electric office. William F. Hovermale re elected as secretary for a sixth term. Charles Humphrey elected treasurer. Hoover, Savings and Loan League president, holds multiple civic roles including Lions Club past president and Chamber director. The Madison County United Fund reports a long-standing goal of half a million dollars with 33 member agencies. Seventeen new United Fund board members are named, with terms of three years. The nominating slate includes A L McColloum as chairman and Richard Trowbridge among officers accepted by the board.
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Joe Beaty
Elwood
Ray Oddiana
Michigan Electric Company
William F. Hovermale
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Charles Humphrey
Citizens Banking Company
Hoover
Savings and Loan League of Indiana
Anderson Lions Club
Ae Madison County Shrine Ub
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Board of Governors
Anderson Junior Achievement, Inc
Anderson Advisory Council of Naval Affairs
Anderson Board of Realtors
Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
Mural Shrine
Central Christian Church
Madisonomy United Fund
United Fund
United Fund Board
William F. Bailey
A. O. Barnes
Walter Black
Keith Hosey
Perry House
William Havermale
Cletis Morgan
Unnamed Americans Hurt as Gas Grenades, Molotovs Stop Pagoda Clash
Report says assailants looted police gas grenades and Molotovs, then fought near Vien Hoa Dao Pagoda. Two unidentified U.S. travelers suffered minor injuries after their jeep was stoned while entering the pagoda area. no other casualties reported.
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Vien Hoa Dao
U.S
Noble Faces Denied on Stand In Manslaughter Case
An eyewitness J Bayne Burton testified after the verdict that the manslaughter decision stemmed from a fight between two inmates before Noble chased North 35 feet through the classroom and into the washroom. The jury member praised Noble for testifying. Noble faces up to 221 years in the reformatory with possible parole in 21 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bayne Burton
Noble
North
Awler
Reformatory
Memorial Day Memorial Day Observance Schedule and Parade
A Memorial Day program includes two services with buglers and a color guard. Joe UpChurch and Roy Ames bearers, Kenneth Delanter and Marion Palmer buglers. Parade floats from American Legion and other groups proceed to Memorial Park for an 11 am service, East Maplewood at noon. Factories and offices close for the holiday. local firms provide flags along downtown streets.
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American Legion
Joe UpChurch
Roy Ames
Kenneth Delanter
Marion Palmer
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Women’s Relief Corps
United Spanish American War Veterans
Memorial Park
East Maplewood
Marvin Lowash
Veterans’ Group
Guide Lamp
Delco-Remy
Romania Rebuffs Warsaw Pact Push Amid China Ties
Romanian leaders who align with Communist China boycott Warsaw Pact meetings and oppose military integration. They resist Soviet led plans to strengthen the pact and have kept distance from Moscow while resisting economic ties with the Communist Common Market and favoring NATO relations with France.
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China
Moscow
France
NATO
Soviet Union
Surveyor Moon Landing Preview of View and Gear
Pasadena reports on the Surveyor spacecraft plan to land in a 62 mile circle in the Sea of Storms on the moon. The Luna Bird will relay 360 degree camera views of the plain and cratered Flamsteed area to assess landing safety for manned missions.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Earth
Luna
Flamsteed
Lunar
Surveyor
U.S. Space Agency
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Moon
Butler Honors Four Students From Anderson
Four Butler University students from Anderson were named to honor rolls during Honor Day. Deborah K. Dunbar earned a Liberal Arts and Sciences honor roll spot for Spanish majors. Sandra Pakes joined University College for freshmen and sophomores. John M. Dilkey was listed in Jordan College of Music. James E. Hostetler made the College of Education honor roll. Eligibility requires a cumulative average of B or better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Butle University
Anderson
Deborah K. Dunbar
David H. Dunbar
Elm Ct
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Sandra Pakes
University College
Perry Pakes
Arrow Ave
John M. Dilkey
Central Ave
John R. Dilkey
Jordan College of Music
College of Education
James E. Hostetler
E. 32Nd St
W. Jan Hostetler
Indiana highway funds approved for 1966 67 budget
The State Highway Commission gave conditional approval Friday to a 1966 67 spending program totaling 242.6 million dollars. The allocation is about 68 million more than the current year and would leave roughly 9 million in surplus to apply to the 1967 68 year.
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Indinnapolis
State Highway Commission
Anderson Obituaries and Funeral Notices Highlight Local Figures
Obituary notices for Milton Scott Shelton 83 of Anderson with service at Baker Brothers Funeral Home and burial at Anderson Memorial Park. Also notes infant Eugene Everett Johnson’s stillborn death and graveside rites at East Maplewood Cemetery. Additional items include Paul I. Stephenson 58 of Bedford and Solemn Requiem Mass for Paul Ravage 48 Madison County sheriff with services at St Ambrose Church.
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Eugene Everett Johnson
Eugene
Betty Ruth Johnson
Main St
St. John’s Hospital
John Wine
East Maplewood Cemetery
Hattie Colden
Joe Johnson
Tennessee
Harley-Campbell Construction Company
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Obituary: Robert Holloway 37 Dies in Livonia Michigan
Robert Holloway 37 formerly of Anderson died suddenly at his Livonia Michigan home. He attended Seventh Street School and Central Junior High in Anderson. Funeral and burial took place in Livonia. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Reason Holloway of Livonia a sister Linda Wickline Clarkston Mich a brother William Holloway Plymouth Mich an aunt Mrs. Esther Owens Anderson and a cousin Tom Holloway Anderson.
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Robert Holloway
Anderson
Livonia
Mich
Seventh Street
Central Junior High
Reason Holloway
Linda Wickline
Clarkston
William Holloway
Plymouth
Esther Owens
Tom Holloway
Betty Norrod 8 Dies. Funeral Planned in Livingston
The body of Betty Norrod eight daughter of Mr and Mrs Cordell Norrod living at 4101 Columbus Ave will be taken to Speck Hyder Funeral Home in Livingston Tennessee for funeral services at 2 p m Sunday Reverend W F Chapman of Anderson First Freewill Baptist Church will conduct the rites and burial will be in Overton Memorial Gardens in Livingston.
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Norrod
Betty Jean Norrod
Columbus Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
W. F. Chapman
Anderson First Freewill Baptist Church
Overton Memorial Gardens
Livingston
Tenn
Betty Norrod
Cordell Norrod
Speck-Hyder Funeral Home
Baker Brothers
Final rites for infant Derek Reed in Anchor age Alaska
Funeral services for Derek Shane Reed infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert C Reed are set for today at 10 a.m. at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Burial follows at Memorial Park Cemetery Babyland with family and friends invited.
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Derek Shane Reed
Robert C. Reed
Anchorage
Alaska
Harold E. Rozelle
Memorial Park Cemetery
Babyland
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Margaret Martindale Wilkinson 87 of Indianapolis widow of Ward Martindale died Friday at her home 5445 W 52nd St She born Sept 2 1878 to James and Serena Power Clark Surviving daughters Betty Quinn Indianapolis and Cleo Burns Milwaukee Friends will be received at Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson burial McCray Cemetery Noblesville Herman W Herron 61 Rt 5 Noblesville funeral 2 p m Sunday Coaltrin Funeral Home burial Lowery Cemetery near Noblesville
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Wilkinson
Margaret Martindale
Indianapolis
Ward Martindale
52Nd St
Willow Branch
James
Serena Power Clark
Betty Quinn
Cleo Burns
Milwaukee
Wis
Condo and Son
Condo Mortuary
Lilurn Simmons
Wilkinson Church of Christ
McCray Cemetery
Herman Herron
Noblesville
Herman W. Herron
Rt. 5
Coaltrin
Harry Richardson
Lowery Cemetery
Pha Wisehart Final Rites Held in Middletown
Final services for Pha Wisehart 89 former proprietor of the Olds Mobile Garage Middletown were conducted at 11 a.m. at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home. The Rev C Edwin McClarnon led the rites and burial followed at Miller Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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PHA Wisehart
Middletown
Ballard and Shirey
Oldsmobile
C. Edwin McClarnon
Miller Cemetery
Feneral
Muncie Man Lands Port Commission Controller Post
Norbert Hart of Muncie was hired as controller for the Indiana Port Commission, leaving his Delaware County auditor role to take a 12000 dollar annual salary. The panel discussed Wednesday's bid opening for Lake Michigan port breakwater work and anticipated a 10.2 million dollar contract with Peter Kiewit Sons of Cleveland, awaiting Gov Branigin’s signature.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Thendiana
Woman 78 Finishes Degree After 20 Years Of Night Classes
Queen Jack, a widow from Waukegan, Illinois, will receive a Northwestern University diploma on June 11 after 20 years attending evening classes. She commutes about 80 miles round trip from her home to Northwestern and began night studies in 1946 at age 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, Ill
Queen Jack
Northwestern University
Waukegan
Ill
Jack
Pre-1800 Congress sat in eight cities
Before 1800 Congress met in Philadelphia Baltimore Lancaster York Princeton Annapolis Trenton and New York. The eight capitals show early American legislative travel across ports towns and colonial cities.
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Congress
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Lancaster
York
Princeton
Annapolis
Trenton
New York
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Fr. Coughlin
James Pfohl
Jeff Dyer
St. Mary's School
Herald
Beall’s
LWV
Lige Hickey
Cross St
Thomas Robertson
W. 7Th St
Adventist Church
Merica’s
Eaael
Mary Carter
Tad
GALS
Mary Carter Paint Store
Nichol Ave
Marsh-Tam’'s
Helen Hewitt
Scatterfield Rd
Mildred Carpenter
Anne Meeker
Kokomo
Kenneth Cougill
Gilbert Chittum
Portland
Dana Shaffer and Son
E. 45Th St
Carrie Collier
Georgia Enoch
Sheridan St
Audrey Bailey
Alexandria Pike
Penney Brandon
Cincinnati Ave
Grace Case
W. 24Th
Worley
Effie Vanslyke
E. Lynn St
Dorothy Hutcherson
Ruth Sutton
Gordon Odell
Manchester
Finley Ferrell
Wayne Shipman
A Winkle
Madison Ridge
Peed Ingram
Forkner
Ernestine Hester and Son
Louise St. Cordell Norrod
Co—— Shafer
W. 19Th T
Shirley Pryor
St Frederick Cox
Halford
Barbara Baker
Richard Shock
Dixie Dr
Frances Boyer and Son
Woodlawn
Ann Burge
Fletcher
Myrna Davis
E. 4Th St
Oe Walker
David Stewart
W. 3Rd St
Grace Stout
Fairview St
Carol Cranfield
Alexandria
Mary Brown
Lennox
Joseph Shackle
Esther Haner
Pendle
Ardyce Behrens
Chik
FORDS
Bohannon
Earl Hoover
Romania
Butler
Milton Shelton
Milton Scott Shelton
Ray Barker
Baker Brothers Funeral
Seventh- Day Adventist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Shelton
Garfield
Ind
George and
Mary Shelton
Knife and Bar Company
Leona Jane Hilligoss
Ray
Allie) Barker
Virginia) Crabtree
Adolph
Bessie) Price
Ingadine
Raymond
Katherine) Sharp
Arnie
Edna) Holt
Flint
Kenneth R
Herbert L. Shelton
Ray Shelton
Crawfordsville
Sidney Shelton
Johnson Infant
Paul Stephenson
Paul I. Stephenson
Rt. 6
Bedford
General Motors Central Foundry
General Motors
Carolyn Stevens
Charles
Mary Ann Stephenson
Hamilton County
Leatherwood Christian Church
Ioof Lodge
Verle Stephenson
USAF
West Pakistan
Fred
Pearl) Dugger
Merle
Mary) Burris
Union City
Earl Stephenson
Ferguson-Lee
Marlin Pope
Resthaven Memory Garden
Home
Paul Ravage
Paul P. Ravage
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Thomas Heilman
John Hartman
Robert Laughlin
Larry Althert
James Leer
Paul Loftus
John Bahler
Brown and Butz Funeral
Reed Infant
Madison
Muncie
Anderson City
Anderson Refuse Co
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