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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1966
Page
1
Diplomatic sources say the Soviet Union is shipping arms planes and rockets to Egypt Iraq Syria and Algeria to expand Moscow influence in the Middle East near the eastern Mediterranean where the U S 6th Fleet operates.
In Freehold New Jersey officers widow Margery Farber accuses Cappolino of murdering her neighbor William Coppolino in Middletown Township using a pillow. Autopsy indicates strangulation while defense seeks to delay trial citing contested statements from a physician.
Japan expands color television nationwide via microwave transmission. Tokyo’s Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. builds a network reaching virtually every district, joining the United States as a regular color TV broadcaster.
Snyder accuses Democrats of falsifying exact counts of new voter registrations for the November election and claims Republicans hold a slight edge. At a Dubois County rally he disputes private claims of 150 000 more registrations for Democrats and says the registration split is roughly even.
A girl died after being struck near 1000 block of W Isth St as a car traveling about 20 mph hit her while she ran across. Funeral and memorial services for Janice Ragland and other Anderson residents are scheduled, with details including East Maplewood Cemetery and local churches.
Helen Stainbrook 61 of New Castle died after a car and truck collided on a Henry County road north of Hillsboro. Barbara Godby 25 and Ernest Holbert 54, both of New Castle, were critically injured.
Cities will undertake a two year program starting July 1 to implement school improvements and municipal reforms. The plan outlines joint funding and oversight by local governments and state agencies to boost infrastructure and services over the period.
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