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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1964

Page

7

Chesterfield Scout Troop Wins Westward Ho Grand Totem

Chesterfield Troop 230 led by Scoutmaster Douglas Smith won the grand totem for the fourth time in six years at the Westward Ho event in Tipton. Nearly 1,500 Scouts and leaders from four counties attended the four day outing at City Park with Anderson units also earning top honors.

Chesterfield Do City Park Tipton Anderson Douglas Smith James Ferkes Noblesville Kikihawen Ferries Fischers Spiceland Madison Hamilton Henry Don Collins

Curtis Publishing Suspends Executives With Full Salary

Curtis Publishing Co suspended the two top executives who led the revolt against Chairman Matthew J. Culligan and warned other rebels to fall in line under Culligan. Pvt Arnold E Doll 25 son of Mr and Mrs Harry J Doll 1722 E 17th St will be transferred to Korea next week for a 15 month stay. Doll active in the Army Reserves for six years has been stationed at Fort Ord California for the past six months.

Philadelphia UPS Curtis Publishing Co Matthew J. Culligan Culligan Korea Arnold E. Doll Harry J. Doll E. 17Th St Doll Fort Ord California Sevey Washington UPI Robert S. McNamara Johnson Dean Rusk Rusk White House McNamara Ford Motor Co Barry M. Goldwater Goldwater Pentagon U.S

Asthma Formula Widely Prescribed Now Sold Without Prescription

Doctors have long prescribed this asthma formula for private patients and now it is available over the counter in many states. Primatene tablets reduce bronchial tension loosen congestion and ease spasms within minutes offering hours of relief and better sleep at night.

New York N.Y

Candlelighters form at Bethesda Baptist Church

A new youth group, the Candlelighters, organized at Bethesda Baptist Church with officers installed by organizer Mrs Rosa Davis. Diana Jones presides with Paula Taylor as secretary, Jennifer Duncan as vice president, and Jennifer Scott as assistant secretary. The ceremony featured songs and a spirit of encouraging advanced education.

Sugerie Ogapy Gamma Phi Delta Sorority, Inc Becky Hill Diana Jones Trudy Wright Paula Hathorne Taylor Jennifer Duncan Jesus Jennifer Scott Deglorous Green Otis Hathore National Paula Taylor Secre Rosa Davis Cheryl Wright Sandra Sutton Becky Hill Judy Jones Ethel Patterson Ton Alberta Hendricks

Political Speakers To Be Featured At Local Church

The Meadow Brook Baptist Church Christian Social Concern Committee led by Roger Owens will host two political meeting nights. Democrats speak Oct 19 from 7 to 8 pm in the church lounge, Republicans speak Oct 26 7 to 8 pm, public invited.

Christian Social Concern Committee Meadowbrook Baptist Church Roger Owens Democrat Party Republican Party Owens

Heaton Named New Work Unit Conservationist

Curtis H. Heaton has been selected as the Work Unit Conservationist replacing Phil van Den Bosch, now in Aurora Indiana. Heaton, born on a 100 acre Huntington County farm, studied at Purdue University and has soil conservation experience in Jay Newton and Davies counties at Washington Indiana.

Curtis H. Heaton Phil van den Bosch Aurora Ind Curtis Huntington County Purdue University School of Agriculture Jay County Newton County Davies County Washington Indiana

Elderly Woman Hit By Train Remains Critical

Mrs. Maude Ocker age 87 of Butler remained in critical condition at an Auburn hospital after being struck by a slow moving passenger train near her home. The engineer said she did not hear five warning signals sounded by the train.

Auburn Ind Maude Ocker Butler

Laymen Speak At Perkinsville Sunday Services

Clyde King will speak at Perkinsville Methodist Church for Layman's Day at 7:30 PM. Sunday School starts 9:30 AM, Youth Fellowship 5:45 PM, and the official board meets Tuesday at 7:30 PM. The Rev Walter Neal leads churches. Bob Willis to speak at Beals Chapel Sunday 10:30 AM. Layoff notice for Local 662 members due by Oct 17 at Indiana 109 hall.

Perkinsville Clyde King Walter Neal

Anniversary Lectures At Grace Baptist Church

Dr. John Whitcomb will speak Friday to Sunday at Grace Baptist Church to celebrate its sixth anniversary on Hartman Road. The guest will present lectures titled Science and the Bible as part of the celebration announced by Rev. Don Camp.

John Whitcomb Grace Baptist Church Hartman Rd Don Camp

Washington PTA To Hold Open House and Meeting

The Washington School PTA schedules an open house and business meeting. A Friday evening talk titled Genesis and Evolution precedes a Saturday film for children and three lectures on The Bible and Miracles Flood and Final Judgement and Flood and Modern Geology. Dedication of the new Sunday School annex set for Oct 25 at 2 30 pm with Rev. Paul Vincent as special guest.

Washington School Pta Ous Paul Vincent

Rev Mills To Speak At Belmont Church

The Rev Sanford C Mills will be guest speaker at 7 pm at Belmont Bible Church 2218 W 29th St addressing Studies In Romans Host Pastor is Rev Steward Webber Also notes Indianapolis pool of insurance funds for State Fair explosion victims may reach 2 52 million with offers totaling over 2 million from insurers and associated groups

Sanford C. Mills Belmont Bible Church W. 29Th St American Board of Missions To the Jews, Inc Steward Webber Indianapolis State Fairgrounds Coliseum State Fair Board The Coliseum Corp Indiana Insurance Co

Madison County corn variety demonstration meeting to be hosted

Loser Renard Farm will host a corn variety demonstration on State Road 38 one mile east of Pendleton. Purdue Extension Agronomist Marvin Swearingin will discuss 27 varieties and four planting rates for Indiana 682 with 12 000 to 24 000 plants per acre. Fred Wolf and Pendleton FFA students helped harvest plots.

Madison County Marion Loser-C. R. Renard Pendleton Marvin Swearingin Purdue Extension Agronomist Indiana Funk Pioneer Merrill Adler Silver Lane DeKalb Pfister Associated Growers Prairie Sears Rogers Fred Wolf Pendleton Ffa

Madison Heights and Anderson Seniors Win Merit Honors

Nineteen local high school seniors from Madison Heights and Anderson receive National Merit commendations. Semi finalists Doug Sparks and Sue Elsten from Madison Heights advance toward four year scholarships as ten Anderson High and seven Madison Heights students earn commendations and college consideration.

Madison Heights and Anderson High Robert Collier Madison Heights Noel B. Douglass AHS Doug Sparks William Sparks Washington Dt Sue Elsten Wayne Elsten Maryland Dr John M. Stalnaker National Merit Corporation Anderson High School Ellen Andrews James P. Callahan Robert J. Deaton David Klinefelter Ted W. Nottingham Robert A. Patterson Patricia Richardson James M. Smith Janet L. Swango Cindy White Terri Applegate David Dyehouse John Fitzsimmonds Pamela Furnace Eva Lucas Robert McVicker Eileen Simkin Miss Elsten Mr. Sparks Pres. Stalnaker National Merit Scholarship Corporation

GAO Faults Wasteful Outlay in Jobs Program

GAO charges the Area Redevelopment Administration let 26 million dollars flow into areas that had recovered, including Detroit where unemployment fell from 11% to 5.2% and was removed from aid eligibility in 1963 yet not until 1964. The report criticizes slow policy adjustments and notes seven to 13 month delays in declaring ineligibility.

Washington Ottic GAO Area Redevelopment Administration Congress Executive Branch Detroit Labor Department ARA

Supreme Court to Review Industry Labor Contract Antitrust Issue

The Supreme Court will revisit whether industry wide labor contracts violate antitrust laws. A lower court held a butchers' union and a grocers group violated antitrust rules by agreeing to limit daily hours. Philadelphia NLRB charged six Teamster locals with unfair labor practices over contract refusals tied to NYC wage gains. McGraw Hill Sizeable Loss in Merriam Co Bid. Britannica apparently holds 70 percent of shares.

United Press International Washington Ferst Supreme Court Butchers Philadelphia Nationalabor Relations Board Teamsters Teamster James Hoffa New York City New York McGraw-Hill, Inc G. & C. Merriam Co Springfield Mass McGraw - Hill Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc Merriam

U S oil firms back Gulf of Venezuela exploration

Seven U S oil companies Mobil Phillips Sinclair Texaco Creole Mene Grande and Geophysical Services Inc back an exploration project across about three million acres in the Gulf of Venezuela north of Lake Maracaibo. A geological survey starts December 1.

Caracas UPI U.S Gulf of Venezuela Lake Maracaibo Oil Ministry Geophysical Services, Inc Mobil Phillips Sinclair Varco Texaco Creole Mene Grande

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