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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1964
Page
1
President Gen. Abboud pledged to consult with good citizens on forming a transitional cabinet to govern Sudan until a new constitution. The move followed the surprise dissolution of a six man army junta in power since 1958 after five days of anti-government riots leaving 11 dead and over 120 injured in Khartoum.
In Khartoum and other cities hundreds were arrested as a general strike swept the capital. Rioting had anti American tones and targeted the U S Information Agency library. Sudanese students in Belgrade demanded Abboud's ouster and vowed to stay until the call was met. The central council in Cairo was asked to convene an extraordinary session on Nov 2.
Santa Claus in Spencer County will observe daylight saving time this winter while Rockport reverts to standard time and Dale remains with Santa Claus time. The mix up in local clocks is noted as a holiday curiosity with no expected change to the reindeer timetable.
Official news agency Antar reports 33 deaths from floods in East Java earlier this month. Separate item: Chinese actor Sammee Yong, 63, found dead in West Los Angeles apartment, police call an apparent suicide.
The Air Force prepared a winged laboratory for a 9000 mile per hour glide back from 31 miles high. The delta wing craft rode the rebuilt Thor missile to edge space then nosed over for a controlled descent to aid future manned space gliders.
Bontrager challenged Hartke on a televised debate as the campaign’s final days loom. He argued Hartke dodges questions and condemns government contracts, urging lowest bidder policy. Hartke defended progress and warned against stagnation, urging doubled investment in roads, schools, and jobs. Democratic state HQs touted professor backing for Johnson Humphrey ticket.
In a campaign stop Goldwater argued the Republican platform follows the Constitution, dismissed charges of radicalism, and warned against Humphrey near the presidency. He pressed opposition to school busing and urged equal rights without government overreach while criticizing Johnson.
Reports say a Cambodian soldier was shot in the back near the border and his body allegedly placed to lure Americans into an ambush. U.S. observers note Cambodian ground fire as helicopters seek the body amid political accusations of coverups and corruption.
Obituary notices from Madison and surrounding areas report Odie Kierstead of Marion age 75 dies after illness. Funeral planned at Fairmount Wesleyan Church with survivors including wife Clara and children across several states. Also Ralph W. Guinnup of Gaston, 78, retired farmer, funeral at Brown Funeral Home with burial at Thompson Cemetery. Additional notices include Maude Abernathy of Rigdon and Josephine Sperry of Lapel with services and burial details.
Obituaries and funeral arrangements for Cora Moore Abraham Moore William Towne Kenneth Purvis Walter Wertz Stonewall Tyler Jesse Snider Fredrick Collyer Michael Brinsman Maggie Wilson and others list funeral times locations and burial plans. Services are conducted by churches and funeral homes with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery and Memorial Park.
A U S Air Force pilot 1st Lt. Gienn Charles Dyer of Charlotte died in a crash during a dive bombing run. The chapel and nearby buildings were struck by debris as the Skyraider plummeted. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. at Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. Fred Vincent officiating. Burial in Park View Cemetery.
A dubious note describes the Confederate Air Ventilued Fr ee and Ho Pees appointing Andreas W Andreson a new colonel. He claims allegiance to the rebel group from south Copenhagen and says the CAF fights the Yankees while joking with a Danish reporter.
A Pakistan trade delegation left Karachi for Peking to negotiate a $60 million loan from Communist China. The mission aims to secure funds to bolster Pakistan's balance of payments and support import needs amid economic pressures.
Dr. Thurmar B. Morris of Muncie will speak at 9 30 a m Sunday Navy for the Consecration Day service of Daleville Methodist Church. Morris has pastored churches in the North Indiana Conference and led the First Methodist Church in Fort Wayne. He has also served as District Superintendent of the Richmond and Warsaw Districts.
Mobile X Ray continued from pace one the individual's family physician for further follow up. Tuberculosis continues to be one of the major health problems in Madison County. Twenty seven new cases were reported last year. Ten children under the age of ten were found to have active TB.
Lincoln Club and Republican committees plan a fish fry as the last major county GOP gathering before next Tuesday's election. Officials named include Court 2 judge William Paul Balser and county officers Bradley Rayl Jesse McMahan Fred Hiday with club officers Harold Doyle Nick Polus and Ward Shetterly. Myron Seybert leads the county party.
Indiana Republican leaders forecast a statewide win by more than 100000 votes with potential to reach 200000. Robert N. Stewart, state GOP chairman, said if the election were held today Indiana would favor the Republicans by 100000 votes or more and the margin could double by November 3. He cited rising opposition to federal corruption and Democratic spending in Indiana.
Washington reports the United States and Britain's Labour government failed to reach agreement on policy toward Red China and Cuba. The allies postponed a clash over NATO nuclear strategy after two days of talks. Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon-W, Walker, met with President Johnson and held a news conference before heading to New York.
Johnson and Mrs. Johnson schedule a late campaign stop in Evansville Indiana as they meet aides tonight. Eliot, former president of the Football Coaches Association and ISG Coach of the Year, addressed football game segments during the 400 Celebrate program on page one.
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