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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1963
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate CENTO and similar blocs were created to curb Communist influence in Asia and the Near East. Limited readable text cites alliance goals and regional cooperation among member states.
The Colonial Evangelical United Brethren Church at 31st and Noble hosts Rev. John A. Cheesman and Rev. Thomas Thom as missionaries from Sierra Leone West Africa. They will speak at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. about their work and time in Africa. The Thom family includes Delores Thom, a registered nurse.
London police charged a ninth person in the 7.3 million Great Train Robbery case. Ronald Arthur Biggs, 34, was accused of taking part with armed accomplices in the Aug. 8 Glasgow to London mail train raid. He was arrested in London and brought to Aylesbury to face Linslade Magistrate's Court.
An Indiana legislative committee weighing private construction and operation of motels in state parks heard lengthy testimony on Wednesday but issued no conclusions. Four subcommittees were formed to study specific aspects of the issue.
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH powder to secure upper and lower plates for a firmer, comfortable fit. It highlights a nonacid alkaline formula with no gummy taste, helps control plate odor, and is available at drug counters nationwide.
At a full committee hearing on October 2, Art York urged limits on private motel leases in state parks while Rep. Morris warned of a morals keeper role if private financing is used. Subcommittees will study hotel attitudes, leasing rules, and tourism information. Also an X15 flight from Edwards AFB was canceled due to cloudy skies and rain.
U.S. troubleshooter George W. Ball visited Rawalpindi and met President Ayub Khan along with Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto and military leaders. Officials said talks clarified air on differences over Pakistan's China tilt with no threat to military aid.
Fire units 1 2 and 7 answered yesterday around 4 10 p m at 15264 Morton St. to a small blaze that damaged a chair a TV set and part of a wall. The fire was believed started by children playing with matches.
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