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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1966
Page
18
A jury freed the defendant after afternoon deliberations in a case where a woman was slain. The report recalls the arrest, body discovery, and pattern of brutal assaults on women in their fifties, with police naming the suspect in a separate chase.
Indiana voters face a blend of tensions as lawmakers and business figures discuss tax policy and the state’s liberal agenda. John E. Carroll of American Hoist & Derrick Co. cites limited conversion effort, while Edgar Whitcomb urges Republican restoration of integrity. Across districts, calls for tighter security and intra exchange dialing reflect broader political and infrastructural concerns.
Police continued the strangler hunt after the Hochhausler case with calls from the public. A witness reported seeing a suspicious man with quick jerky steps near Negra shortly after the murder. Beth Hochhausler, 22, said a Negro driver followed her and her mother to her apartment before the slaying.
Ford quoted Johnson on new U S Soviet trade moves and Cold War tensions as Highland High prepares for homecoming. Candidates for Homecoming Queen are Vicki Stohler Kathy Sheldrake Karen Johnson and Nannie Mawar with Terasa Dale to crown. A record hop and dance follow the halftime ceremonies at the school gym opened to Highland High students 7 to 10 pm with antiaircraft site notes and troop references in the day’s program.
Indiana Bell plans vast dialing expansion across towns including Albany Alexandria Anderson and Muncie as 94 million phones become dialable. Chamber President Walter Walb urges federal cuts over tax credits to boost the economy and reduce local spending while warning against service disruptions affecting Bell customers and party-line sharing changes.
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