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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1964
Page
1
Anderson spoke on behalf of the Bi‑Partisan Conservative Movement in America with local support provided by the Anderson Public Affairs Committee.
Obituaries from Anderson area residents detail deaths of Kenneth Purvis Walter Wertz William Townsend Stonewall Tyler Fredrick Collyer Maggie Wilson Jesse Sneder Michael Brinkman Cora Moore and Joseph Welsh along with funeral arrangements, services and survivor lists including spouses children siblings and grandchildren across multiple local churches and cemeteries.
A scholar argues that good lands wag Bennie envisions opportunities to bridge the gap between sciences and humanities. He notes that a school like Anderson often is better positioned to treat each student as an individual rather than offer mass education.
Madison area obituaries list Ralph Guin nup Gaston age 78 died at Ball Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Survived by widow Mary Jane Mann ing, son Adolph, and several nieces. Services at Brown Funeral Home in Gaston with burial in Thompson Cemetery. Other notices include Maude Abernathy Rigdon age 83 of Grant County died at Marion General Hospital. Funeral services at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home Alexandria with burial Knox Chapel Cemetery. Lee Williams 62, Kraft Cheese office manager, died at St John’s Hospital after two weeks illness. survived by wife Coro ia Williams and two brothers. Cecil Holland Pendleton 59 died at a nephew’s home in Bloomington. Jenkins Funeral Home Owensburg. Gerald M. Kinney 39 Noblesville died at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis. partner in Hartman Insurance and Tax Service. Oscar Shulse 70 Fortville. services at Fisher Funeral Home Fortville. Clyde L. House 79 Noblesville died. services at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home. burial Carey Cemetery near Strawtown. Josephine Sperry 34 Lapel funeral at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home. Many entries note churches, cemeteries, and local family survivors.
Elwood Shelbyville area infant Robins Dean Stevens seven months old died Monday at 5 p.m. at Riley Hospital in Indianapolis. Survived by parents Donald and Beverly Jo Stevens and sisters Valerie and Donita. Maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hancher of Elwood. paternal grandfather Lyla Stevens of Shelbyville. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with Rev. Roscoe Pheneger of Grace Methodist Church officiating. Burial Elwood City Cemetery.
Sheriff officials report Thomas Drake was arrested hours after James Robbins was assaulted near a gravel pit on Range Line Rd. Robbins, 50, was robbed of about $80 after a ride from a local tavern. Casts of footprints aided the investigation as deputies and state police pursued leads.
Anderson warned that citizens risk losing independence to a vast government machine and public apathy. He attacked American business executives who chase profit above principle, insisting the election's key issue is morality, not economics.
The report portrays Saigon officials debating premiership amid a tense foreign policy climate. Transcripts indicate caution on extremism and warnings against entangling alliances.
Houston area report on KleerPlex cleanser from Laboratory Consultants Inc. claiming it dissolves sebum, clears pimples and blackheads within 30 days, softens skin, and prevents new breakouts. Introductory offer: two months supply for 1.88 with money back guarantee, order by coupon.
Miller pledges a Republican administration will back federal state and local law enforcement to keep streets safe for families and defends Goldwater’s Social Security record. He rejects Democratic charges that Goldwater is trigger happy and argues only a Communist would push a button to start a war, endorsing a strong military posture against Russia.
Estes faced a $150 000 settlement without admitting liability and a daily fine of 500 dollars from January 1 1959 to March 30 1962. He was arrested at his Pecons Texas home on March 28 on fraud and swindling charges. An estimated 30 000 U S doctors are internists.
O Howie Hustles promotes quick sale of unused household goods through candid classified ads. He pledges daily service for homemakers, promising fast cash by calling 643 5371 to balance budgets.
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