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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1966

Page

2

Fort Wayne Schools Move to Standard Teacher Contract

Fort Wayne public schools adopt the state standard contract form for the 1966-67 year after a meeting with state officials and the ISTA. About 1,500 of 1,600 teachers currently work without signed contracts. Details on other contract items remain unsettled as mediation is offered by NEA and ISTA.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana State Department of Public Instruction Fort Wayne State Department Lester L. Grile John F. Young Grile Indiana State Teachers Association Fort Wayne Teachers Association Earl L. Wood Anthony Champa Young FWTA National Education Association ISTA

U S Auto Standards To Be Safety Guide

The Commerce Department will use auto buy regulations as a starting point to draft interim safety standards for 1968. GSA rules cite safety devices like door latches four way flasher lights and recessed handles. The American Bible Society distributed over 54 million Bibles in 1965.

Washington Commerce Department General Services Administration The American Bible Soci

Shamburgers Featured At Fenter Quality Meats

Red Key Indiana shop Shamburgers exclusive at Fenter Quality Meats located 1811 Columbus Ave offering salad dressings and chili sauces. The store promotes its specialty items in a local food feature.

Red Key Ind Fenter Quality Columbus Ave

LBJ Backs Trade Expansion and NATO Modernization

President Johnson outlined plans to boost U.S. trade with eastern European nations and urged a modernized NATO while reaffirming support for a unified Europe. He spoke to editors in New York, met U Thant, and toured Newark before heading to Texas for a funeral.

New York API Johnson U.S NATO Europe Manila Viet Nam Southeast Asia National Conference of U.N U Thant N.J Itic Thor Day Western Alliance United States France Russia Carnegie Endowment United Nations Dean Rusk U.N. Pameennder LBJ Carnegie Rusk Goldberg Thant Newark New Jersey Secret Service Andrews Air Force Base Washington Texas Percy T. Brigham Johnsons Lbj ‘Ranch White House

Band Chief Barker Selected As Judge

Francis E. Barker head of the Madison Heights music department has been chosen by the Kentucky State Music Association to judge the state marching contest. He will serve as one of three outstanding band directors for the western division on October 8 at Bowling Green University and the eastern division on October 15 at Moorehead University.

Francis E. Barker Madison Heights Kentucky State Music Association Bowling Green University Moorehead University

Nomination Plea Denied in Indiana Sheriff Race

Henry Circuit Judge Wesley Ratliff Jr. Friday denied Milton England’s request to be named the Democratic nominee for sheriff. The party nominates William West for the November 8 election.

New Castle, Ind UPI Henry Wesley Ratliff Jr Milton England Akai William West

Heart Toll in America by Disease Claims Many

About 800000 Americans die yearly from heart disease, highlighting its impact on health and medicine.

New York

Transplanted Hoosiers Set Anaheim Gathering

Transplanted Hoosiers will meet in Anaheim California on October 16 for their annual get together at La Palma P. Mrs Adrine Ross invites interested attendees to contact her at 8101 Brennan Street Anaheim to join the event.

Inez Perils Continue Toward Mexican Coast

The hurricane Inez maintains a 12 to 24 hour forecasted path toward Campeche Tabasco and Veracruz with winds reaching 70 to 125 mph. The New Orleans Weather Bureau notes a weaker high pressure ridge may allow a twist toward the U S mainland as forecasters monitor changes.

Mexico Minatitlan Coatzacoalcos Veracruz Coats Coalcos Campeche Tabasco Inez New Orleans U.S Texas United States Weather Bureau Yucatan Peninsula

Cuban Refugees Rescued After Straits Disaster

Gonzales recounts horror of Inez storm in Cuba to Florida shores. Ten of 46 refugees reached a raft as 24 foot boat sank in 126 mph winds and 25 foot seas. One body found off Miami as survivors were treated at the Opalocka center and Homestead air base.

Straits Gonzales Opedacks Coast Guard Cuba Mexico Yucatan Peninsula Inez Gonzalez Florida Straits Florida Florida Keys Nicholas Bowater Opa-Locka Pie Cn de Wae Miami

Business Workshop Set for Bankers and Owners

IND said Friday a one day workshop for bankers, small business owners and managers will be held Oct. 19 at Gary. The event aims to provide practical guidance on financing, management and small business growth.

IND Gary

Senate approves seven bills for Indian restitution payments

Senate passed seven House bills distributing funds won in suits against the government for land takings. The package includes 5,061,470 for Miami Indians in Indiana and Oklahoma across three judgments. Sen. Vance Hartke noted about 3,200 Miami tribal members in Indiana would get roughly 1,200 each from Eel River treaty settlements.

Washington Senate House Indiana Oklahoma Vance Hartke D-Ind

Williams family ties span Delco Remy and Anderson

Delco Remy resident comptroller for ten years moved to the Anderson operations where he has served for the past decade. Mr. Williams and his wife Emily are parents of Beverly Ann 20 and Norman Bruce 17.

Anderson Williams Emily Beverly Ann Norman Bruce

Police Report Shows Traffic and Parked Vehicle Accidents Lead

The report ranks traffic and parked vehicle accidents as the top incidents. It notes peak accident times around three to four pm and Friday as an unlucky day. Intoxication arrests total 1,130 year to date, 870 a year ago, with juvenile delinquency rising to 384 this year versus 297 last year. Overall arrests reach 2,814 this eight month period, up from 2,283 in 1965.

Indiana GOP Faces Fund Shortage Amid Campaign Strain

Hendricks cites private polls showing GOP support at 51 percent of 1000 Hoosiers in September vs 29 percent in May and a Johnson popularity drop from 54 to 46 percent. He blames limited finances, unveils a fundraising appeal to 10 000 working Republicans, noting a 604 000 budget with 190 000 short and debt from 1960.

Arty State Committee GOP Indiana State Central Committee Hendricks

Autumn Color At Brown County Park Forecast Weekend Peak

Central Indiana foliage concentrates at Brown County State Park where superintendent Claris Keaton notes gum sasa fras sumac maple in color yet oaks lag. Weekend of Oct 22-23 expected best viewing with a five day outlook showing little precipitation and near normal temperatures.

Indiana Brown County State Park Claris Keaton Keaton Cincinnati Evansville Louisville Terre Haute Fort Wayne Indianapolis South Bend

MHHS Guidance Sessions Open to Missouri Michigan Neighbors

MHHS invites students from Missouri Michigan and nearby states to attend three sessions of choice with school representatives. Meetings will occur in individual classrooms with MHHS counseling staff Mr Scheppers Mrs Florence Davis Ronald Beard and Judy Atherton.

Missouri Michigan MHHS Scheppers Florence Davis Ronald Beard Judy Atherton

Restocked with Adult Canadian Fish at Agus Gardens

Agus Gardens announces fall and winter stock of adult Canadian fish for fishing. The restock targets anglers seeking mature specimens for colder season trips. Availability includes species suitable for inland and coastal waters, with seasonal care guidance.

Agus Gardens

Train Kills 15 Teenagers Near Dorion Quebec

A Canadian National freight train struck a bus carrying 37 teenagers to a dance near the Dorion crossing by the Montreal area. Fifteen youths were killed and several others seriously injured as the bus was dragged 300 feet before the train stopped. Ambulances from Montreal rushed to Lake Shore General Hospital in Pointe Claire and to Dorion.

Dorion Que UPI Canadian National Railway Montreal Lake Shore General Hospital Pointe Claire Montreal Island Te Des Jeunes

Indictment Charges Grant County Clerk Short $31,217.90

Grant County Clerk Victor C. Crook was indicted on three counts after a 1964 1966 cash shortage totaling 31217.90 was found by the State Board of Accounts. Crook, 57, of Marion, posted 2000 bond and faces charges for missing funds from fish and game license sales. He will complete his second term in December and is not seeking reelection.

Marion Ind Grant County Victor C. Crook State Board of Accounts Crook Indiana Department of Conservation Department of Conservation

IU Award Presented to Dr Joseph Volker in Bloomington

The Indiana University School of Dentistry Alumni Association honored Dr. Joseph F. Volker with its distinguished alumnus award Friday night in Bloomington. Volker is vice president and director at the University of Alabama Medical Center.

Bloomington, Ind

Indiana towns receive over one million in farmer loans

Preliminary approval has been given for loans totaling 1.25 million to three Hoosier communities. Atlanta in Hamilton County gets 414 000 for a water system and sewage facilities serving 174 rural families. Brookston in White County is authorized 540 000 for sewage treatment and collection serving 428 families. Van Buren Water Co. receives 470 000 to build a water distribution system serving 430 families near Stanford in Monroe County.

United Press International Farmers Home Administration Hoosier Atlanta Hamilton County Brookston White County van Bureau Water Co Stanford Monroe County

Voter Registration Deadline Notice Warns Local Voters

Both parties remind residents that the registration deadline falls on Monday. The central courthouse office stays open until 8 pm, with sub stations in Alexandria and Elwood also open. Registered voters total 1,656 with 1,153 changes, including 154 new registrations and 174 transfers.

Alexandria Elwood

Obituary notices from Anderson and surrounding area

Obituaries list Ada P Thompson 69 of Rt 3 West 25th St Rd died Friday at Community Hospital. Survived by Virgil husband four children and ten grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Baker Brothers. Also Walter Hepfer 76, Clifford Gerome Wood 315 Cottage Ave, Alice Helpling 92, Howard O Monk Phelps Sr Petersburg, Everett V Lawson 72 Madison Ave with services at Sells Rowe Brown Butz Rozelle and East Maplewood Cemetery noted.

Ada P. Thompson Rt. 3 West 25Th St. Rd Community Hospital Muncie Evi Delco- Remy Division Jackson Park Ind Hazel Stout Brazil Mary Hogue Saratoga Elmer Smith Harrisburg Perm Baker Brothers Funeral Walter Hepfer 14Th St Sells and Rowe John Siner First Methodist Church Anderson Memorial Park Ehat Clifford Wood Harold E. Rozelle Clifford Gerome Wood Cottage Ave William Mathys Alice Helpling St. Mary's Catholic Church Nichol Ave Msgr Kienly East Maplewood Brown and Butz Funeral Home Howard Phelps Howard Monk) Phelps Sr Petersburg Harold C. Rozelle W. C. Dudgeon Everett V. Lawson Madison Ave Brown and Butz Verdean Owens Goodwin Memorial Church of the Nazarene Maplewood Cemetery

Pilgrim Church to Hear Chorale This Weekend

The Collegiate Chorale of Fort Wayne will perform at First Pilgrim Holiness Church at 24th and Delaware Streets tonight and tomorrow. Rev. James Hertel will speak on Prophecy In Our Time. The 14 voice group, directed by Jim Strader, includes locals Janet Hamilton Jean Wilson and Keith Hinton. A musical salute to Fannie J Crosby will precede Sunday night service. Rev. G R Bateman invites the public.

Collegiate Chorale Fort Wayne Pilgrim Holiness Church 24Th Delaware Sts James Hertel Chorale Jim Strader Anderson Janet Hamilton Jean Wilson Keith Hinton Fannie J. Crosby G. R. Bateman

Lafayette Prisoner Set Mattress Fire in Jail

William B. Rose, 23, held on federal and state charges, was restrained in shackles and placed in solitary confinement after he set fire to a mattress in a Tippecanoe County Jail cell. The fire produced smoke but little damage. authorities say he had caused trouble the previous night. Rose faced charges of transporting a pistol with an altered serial number across state lines and possession of burglar tools.

Lafayette Ind William B. Rose Tippecanoe County Rose James Fisher

Mrs Flora Briles Led Funeral at Fairmount Chapel

Funeral services for Flora C Briles 90 owner of Briles Grocery for 35 years were held at Nolder Memorial Chapel this afternoon. Reverend William Kaiser conducted the service and burial followed in Park Cemetery Fairmount.

Flora Briles Fairmount Flora C. Briles Briles Grocery Nolder Memorial William Kaiser Park Cemetery

CAB Blames Crew for 1965 Cincinnati Air Crash

The Civil Aeronautics Board faulted the Ameri can Airlines flight crew for failing to monitor altimeters during a nighttime approach in foul weather on November 8 1965 near Cincinnati. Fifty eight people died when the 727 hit a hillside at Greater Cincinnati Airport with only four survivors.

Washington UPI Civil Aeronautics Board American Airlines Cincinnati CAB Greater Cincinnati

Busy Bee Officers To Be Installed

Debby Perechinsky is the first Queen Bee in the new Busy Bees group with Melody Hollingsworth Debby Caylor and Joan Goddard in the Royal Court. Installation is Saturday Oct 15 at 1 p m in the YMCA Boys' Club Room.

Debby Perechinsky Busy Bees Royal Court Melody Hollingsworth Debby Caylor Joan Goddard YMCA Judy Reynolds

Xerox Copy Service Rates for Hudson Program

Xerox copy service offers single and quantity rates for the Hudson Program located at 119 East 9th.

Xerox Hudson

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