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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1964
Page
1
Former President Harry Truman, 80, remained resting comfortably at Research Hospital in Kansas City after a fall at his home. He was attended by physicians for cracked ribs, with wife Bess, brother Vivian, and Mike Westwood visiting. officials released no additional condition details.
The Service Commission rejects Hancock Utility's filing, ruling against their request unless a chance arises. The decision outlines that no approval is granted at this time and references potential future reconsideration.
In Muncie Indiana the Warner Gear Division of Borg-Warner Corp and Local 287 of the United Auto Workers extended their contract on a day to day basis. About 3700 workers remained on the job as talks continued after the contract expired at midnight Tuesday. Union members had overwhelmingly authorized a strike but allowed leaders to keep workers at their posts while negotiators sought new terms.
The Public Service Commission rejected Hancock Rural Telephone Corp s petition to borrow 295000 from the Rural Electrification Administration to acquire Markleville and Cadiz rural phone companies and rehabilitate them The Indianapolis appellate court later ruled the PSC must use a fair value formula for such utilities and may alter how not for profit entities are valued The ruling may affect broader district reapportionment and potential state disputes over voting populations involving multiple counties and senators
Barry Goldwater spoke to about 16 000 outdoors at Kansas City's Liberty Memorial Mall and 9 500 in Omaha. He accused high officials of corruption and warned Johnson covers up Baker affairs tying them to the White House. The speech touched on Red China and UNO admission while rallying supporters amid partisan tension.
The suit targets E Noland and other state and county election officials in St Joseph Lake Allen Monroe Marion Porter and LaPorte counties. It exempts the 1964 election but asks a three judge federal court to review apportionment. If the General Assembly fails to act, the suit seeks an at large election for the 1967 Legislature. A prior similar case was filed in 1961 by the ICLU and Nelson Grills. Job placement assured. Donald's School 644-9491.
Mrs. Ida McKee Pickering 97 of New Castle died Tuesday at her niece’s Middletown home after a brief illness. A longtime Henry County teacher, she lived much of her life in the area and was the widow of F. E. Pickering.
Survivors besides Mrs Shroyer include a niece Vivian Reynolds of Boone North Carolina a great niece Marjorie Reynolds of Charlotte and two great nephews Marion Allen near Middletown and Bobby Reynolds of Raleigh North Carolina The body was taken to the Couden Funeral Home where friends will be received after 1 oclock this afternoon Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m Friday at the funeral home with Reverend Allen Wilson pastor Spice Land Methodist Church officiating Interment will be in Mechanicsburg Cemetery ARLIE DOTY FORTVILLE Funeral services for Arlie E Doty 84 of Rt 1 a retired farmer will be held at the Paul C Cory Funeral Home in Fortville at 1030 a.m Friday with Reverend Everett Landrey of the Fortville Methodist Church officiating burial will be in Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Pamela Kay Wilson, 18, of 4822 Mounds Rd near Chesterfield, was injured in an accident reported at 9:20 PM. Frank Byers of the sheriff's department said the case is under investigation as she was taken to St John's Hospital by Chesterfield Ambulance. More than 1,700 candidates contest 630 seats in the new parliament in the first general election since October 1959, with Britons registered to vote totaling 35,204,307. Queen Elizabeth was serenaded by 500 subjects outside Buckingham Palace after returning from a Canada visit.
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