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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1966
Page
1
AP reports a second four nine inch boa constrictor was found coiled in a downtown alley near where another was found earlier. Gary W. Hosford killed the second with a board. police killed the first. Zoo official suspects both snakes were pets from the area sharing a hiding place and food source.
The Madison County Youth Council led by President Vicki Norton announces a Soc Hop at the Mounds Mall Shopping Center on October 27 from 8 to 11 pm. Funds go to the International Red Cross Children’s Fund with local band The Mor wcks performing and chaperoned oversight.
The Symphony Orchestra will begin a 22 city tour Monday after a board vote to reinstate the tour. The group, with 74 musicians, will visit venues from Carnegie Hall in New York to Boston and cities across Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania New Jersey Connecticut Maine and Massachusetts.
Mrs Virginia M Ashbaugh 49 of 3622 Clark Sr died suddenly at home age 49 born July 18 1917 in Allan Ohio moved to Anderson years ago from Kansas Ill widow of James L Ashbaugh survivors include three daughters Carla Himes Marta Walker and Mary Ashbaugh two sons David and Leonard one brother Carl Carlton four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews funeral arrangements are pending Sara May George 65 Lebanon died at Winona Hospital after an extended illness born June 26 188? in Tippecanoe County married Ray George December 28 1825 survived by son Leroy George two daughters Rosemary Wilson and Ellen Ray nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren funeral Thursday at Russell and Hitch Lebanon William Brightwell 84 Indianapolis formerly Anderson died at Indianapoliis Hospital funeral details not fully clear Nellie Moore 70 Daleville died at Ball Memorial Hospital after lung illness survived by husband and children funeral details listed multiple obituaries follow.
A Cincinnati Enquirer reader Eugene Wiske, 45, was charged with first degree murder after the battered nude body of Virginia Wolpert, a 1995 kidnapping victim, was found in his apartment. Police tied the case to a past abduction and noted Wolpert and Wiske were engaged to be married.
Jodrell Bank in England reports Russia’s Lunt 12 went into lunar orbit Tuesday night. Director Sir Bernard Lovell confirms the accesship sent back telemetric photographs and radio signals, noting the event occurred around 7 pm GMT.
Edward J. Ford, 33, public affairs vice president of Indiana Bell Telephone Co., died suddenly today in his office in Indianapolis. A Fort Wayne native, he worked at Home Telephone & Telegraph Co. from 1929 to 1952 before joining Indiana Bell.
A mid century conference produced a declaration pledging united effort to seek peace and progress in Asia and the Pacific. leaders from Australia New Zealand Thailand South Korea South Viet Nam and the Philippines vowed cooperation to counter aggression and aid rural development while urging all nations to help Saigon in economic growth. The plan set up consultative machinery among allied nations to guide policy and keep the region secure and prosperous.
Rt Rev Henry J Louttit rebukes Bishop Pike of California for heretical ideas tied to his Virgin Birth and Trinity statements. Pike resigned the auxiliary post in California on October 12 to focus on studies, saying the move would spare the diocese further conflict.
Today at the YMCA features a lunch exchange at 12 00 noon and a 2 00 PM family service. Fitness rooms host cardio and strength sessions with open swim times for men and college classes, plus youth activities and badminton in the evening.
A fragment notes Purdue may face NCAA review after one year probation periods. The committee on infractions will assess athletic policies at Purdue and West Virginia University and consider termination of probation if practices are found compliant.
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