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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1964
Page
8
Six renowned explorers travel personalities will headline Anderson’s fifth Travel and Adventure Series at the Anderson High School auditorium this fall and winter. The Mounds Kiwanis Club sponsors the six show, with season tickets at 5 and 6 dollars. Proceeds fund Mays Park development.
IWAKUNI Japan A Marine private from Muncie Ind Ind indicted by Japanese authorities on a murder charge in the stabbing death of Masao Matsumoto 43 a cook at the enlisted men's club on Iwakuni Air Base. Schwierking 21 arrested in his quarters after the Aug 16 incident. Police and U S authorities release few details motive not given. autoridades say he was intoxicated at the time.
Anderson resident Kay Tyler teaching fourth grade at Central Avenue School in Anderson and Ramona Ryner teaching fourth grade at Bloomington University School are among 178 Indiana University students receiving first semester practice teaching assignments. Beginning with the opening of school this month they will teach kindergarten through grade six earning five to eight hours college credit each and will be supervised by a professional teacher.
In old Norway a large iron key hung above stalls where cattle were kept, believed to cure bewitched animals. The practice tied to superstition and rural folk remedies, reflecting historic beliefs in magical cures and protective symbols.
The House of the Week features Design H-46 by architect Lester Cohen, a one-story brick and fieldstone residence with a center hall plan, four bedrooms including a master suite, spacious living and dining rooms, a family room kitchen area, and an integrated two-car garage. The 1998 square foot layout emphasizes efficient traffic flow, a rear enclosed porch for all-weather dining, ample storage, and a front terrace with broad stone steps, presenting a cohesive, spacey home suitable for suburban or country property.
The design shows a residence with a living room dining room family room kitchen mud room four bedrooms two baths a powder room lavatory two porches an entrance terrace and a two car garage. Habitable space totals 1988 square feet excluding porches terrace garage and basement with overall dimensions 91 by 324 feet.
Senator Hubert Humphrey opened his vice presidential bid in Minneapolis St Paul vowing the Viet Nam conflict would not become a major war. He defended ADA ties, attacked Goldwater and Johnson, praised policy restraint, and urged a high level, principled campaign.
Mounds Kiwanis will launch its 1964 1965 Travel and Adventure series at a 6 p.m. Tuesday meeting in the Crystal Room of the Anderson Hotel. Club president Bill Pope will preside as Russell Johnson and Frank Schultz plan the event. The program includes announced leadership roles and a ticket promotion led by Paul Boots with captains Bernard M. Kutscheid and Edward M. Williams directing two sales teams.
The opening of the local Democratic party headquarters at 621 Meridian St is scheduled for Wednesday with 400 to 500 expected attendees. The Madison County Women’s Democratic Club will meet at 7 p.m and handle refreshments for the public reception from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Fifth District Congressman J Edward Roush is expected to attend if his Washington schedule permits.
Albright, formerly of this city, has enrolled in graduate studies at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. He majors in marketing to prepare for a business career. During his undergraduate years at Wabash College he was active in the Classical Club and the cliff-dwellers association.
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn longtime U S Communist leader died in Moscow at 74 Tass reported She was the first woman chairman of the U S Communist party and her death marks a leadership transition to Gus Hall The death followed a short illness during a visit to the Soviet Union
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