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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1967
Page
8
Tiny pollen is powering archaeology in the Museum of New Mexico lab. Pollen, sometimes 100 million years old, appears in digs and lets researchers identify parent plants and past climates. This helps judge whether ancient Indians faced dry or wet periods and cool or warm conditions, aiding age dating with stratigraphy and tree rings.
Dismissed patients include Mrs. Maude Loser of Frankton, Mrs. Lillian Snodgrass of Reed Drive, Mrs. Arizona Hammock and son on West Fourth Street, and numerous others from Alexandria Summitville Frankton and nearby areas. The roster names specific homes and streets with discharged individuals across multiple towns and streets, indicating a broad community release from St. John’s and local facilities.
A small 8 by 16 foot Word Chapel of the High ways travels to Indian reservations migrant labor camps and shopping centers across Arizona. Built by The Word Church a nondenominational Pentecostal group it is towed by a truck and unfolds to provide a pulpit platform with folding chairs and a generator for power. Three part time ministers serve without pay.
Clinton Indiana features the Little Italy Festival with gondolas on the Wabash bocce and bowling contests cheese rolling polka dances and Italian singing as September events unfold noted by UPI.
Bert Johnson of 623 Garden Ct Scoutmaster of Troop 302 Cimarron New Mexico earned a National Council, Boy Scouts of America scholarship for outstanding leadership in Scouting church civic and community work. Johnson led Troop 302 for about four years growing to 65 active scouts with 100 miles of hiking across six trails and the troop earned the National Camping Award. He helped with conservation projects at the scout camp and church park and serves at United Lutheran Church on the church council. He is also a member of the Optimist Club and the American Legion.
Thomas Fazio reports Opa Locka Florida tops the nation in landings and takeoffs with 596,949 flights last fiscal year, surpassing O’Hare and JFK. Despite its high traffic it handles no scheduled commercial airline service, serving private aircraft, flight schools, and airlifted Cuban refugees.
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band blends '20s vibe with modern folk and jug band humor. Members note shifts toward swing and folk, comparing peers like Jim Kweskin's J Band and admiring acts such as the Beatles while praising newer entertainments like the Bee Gees and Hollies.
The 1966 figure shows the United States had 60.5 million households. The count reflects postwar growth and suburban expansion across regions.
A New Release review of Rod Serling's tales The Escape Route Color e and Eyes. Joseph Strobe a former Auschwitz officer hunted after Eichmann’s arrest meets a brutal end in Buenos Aires. A racist orator stirs Mississippi mobs, while a blind woman schemes for sight through a nerve transplant leading to a reckless fall for all involved.
In Liberal Kansas two boys aged 9 and 11 found a large quantity of camping gear in a backyard and set up a frontyard shop. They sold equipment at bargain prices until the sheriff was notified, halting the enterprise and recovering nearly all items except one camp store and ten fishing reels.
In Silver City New Mexico police humor turns on a new patrol car labeled No 13 and a riot gun with serials ending in 13. Officers are edgy though not superstitious as they note the luckless coincidence.
A Webb City man jailed for a minor crime was sentenced to two weeks on the city street gang. He proved such a capable worker that he was hired to remain on the job and was allowed to live in the jail without charge until his first paycheck arrived.
Hollywood reports ABCs The Legend of Custer, a pre Little Big Horn series targeting family viewers, drew protests from American Indian groups and Civil War buffs who dispute Custers portrayal. Producer says project evolved from a feature to a TV series with Indian dignity in mind.
The Rev. Jim Weeks of St. Marys Ohio a Nazarene elder will serve as guest evangelist for a revival starting Sept 6 at the East 38th Street Church of the Nazarene 3820 E 38th St hosted by Rev. L Thurl Mann Weeks studied at Olivet Nazarene College and Nazarene Theological Seminary He did graduate study at Michigan State University American University of Beirut and University of Michigan Weeks served as regional executive secretary of Bible Lands Agencies for the American Bible Society and the British and Foreign Bible Society with Beirut as headquarters He traveled widely with offices in Athens Baghdad Beirut Cairo Damascus Istanbul and Jerusalem Services are daily at 7 o clock Sept 6 through 17.
Fiji Times in Suva proclaims itself the first newspaper daily with a masthead claim. Its press runs earlier due to proximity to the international dateline, placing Fiji ahead of New Zealand and Britain in publishing yesterday’s news. A separate item from Uppsala reports ten Soviet MIG21s arriving for a goodwill visit, flying from Riga and meeting Swedish jets at the border.
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