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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1964

Page

12

Chinese Observe 5th Anniversary Parade in Peking

On the 15th anniversary of Communist rule in China a massive parade in Tiananmen Square showcased leaders Mao Zedong Liu Shaoqi and Zhou Enlai with foreign dignitaries present. Rusk predicted a nuclear test soon but no test or explicit confirmation appeared during celebrations. Western monitors remained alert for any blast while Peking radio highlighted propaganda speeches.

Tokyo UPI U.S Peking Dean Rusk China Rusk Kyodo Mao Tze-fung Liu Shao-chi Chor En-lai Tenanmen Square Countrie Peking Radio

Former Pastor To Give Address At Diamond Jubilee Celebration

The Second Baptist Church of Anderson observes its Diamond Jubilee with a 3:30 pm anniversary service led by guest speaker the Rev. B Daily formerly pastor of First Baptist Jacksonville. Music by the St Paul Baptist Church Choir Indianapolis. master of ceremonies George Satterwhite. invocation Eugene Young.

Second Baptist Church Short Sherman St B. Daily First Baptist Church Jacksonville St. Paul Baptist Church ‘Choir Indianapolis Anderson ‘Daily George Satterwhite Eugene Young Clifton Gully Ington Carver Nallon Meathewbrook Baptist First Baptist Frank Allis R. L. Saunders Melvin Phillips Anderson John Zuber Meadowbrook Baptist Church Deacon Cole Hendricks St Shirley Washington, D.C J. L. Mason C. W. McCall C. B. Daily

General Motors Pact Negotiations Move Slowly Amid Strike

DETROIT UPI reports slow progress in talks between the United Auto Workers and General Motors as a seven day strike of over 250 000 workers continues. GM VP Louis G Seaton and UAW President Walter P Reuther say a national settlement awaits plant level deals and the total local demands have dropped below 17 000.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers and General Motors Corp Mre Louis G. Seaton Seaton UAW Walter P. Reuther

Nixon predicts Keating reelection in New York

Former Vice President Richard Nixon predicted Keating would win reelection due to Republican solidification and voter defection from Kennedy in New York. He spoke in Boston during a 36 state, 156 speech tour supporting Volpe, noting shifts away from Kennedy and toward Keating. He claimed only about five percent of New York Republicans would defect from Keating.

Boston UPI Richard M. Nixon Kenneth B. Keating New York J Keating Nixon U.S South Vietnam John A. Volpe Keating Barry Goldwater William Miller

Lafayette student wins Indiana University Poynter scholarship

Monte K. Hayes of Lafayette, a senior, is named recipient of IU's Poynter journalism scholarship for 1964 65. The $1,000 award honors Indiana journalism leaders and follows his Ernie Pyle Award from Sigma Delta Chi for campus student government coverage. He has reported for the Kokomo Tribune and South Bend Tribune.

Lafayette Bloomington Ind UPI Monte K. Hayes Indiana University Poynter Poynter Foundation Indiana Paul Poynter Sullivan Kokomo Fleanor Poynter Jamison Sullivan Times Hayes Ernie Pyle Sigma Delta Chi Kokomo Tribune South Bend Tribune

Indiana Highway Department proposes 1966 67 budget increase

The Indiana State Highway Department submitted its 1966 67 spending plan, seeking a 55.4 million rise to a 437.8 million biennial budget. State share would be 200.8 million funded mainly from motor vehicle taxes and fees, with staffing rising to 6,784 by mid 1966 and 6,825 by mid 1967.

Indianapolis UPS Indiana State Highway Department Roger Shipley Shipley

Anderson's Navy Double-Breasted Coat with Orlon Lining

Silver military buttons accent a bold cord coat with four front pockets and deep navy color. Warmly lined with deep orlon pile. Sizes 5 to 15. Store hours show Monday Friday 9:30 am to 8:30 pm and other weekdays 9:30 am to 5:30 pm.

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