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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1964

Page

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Pool Hall Killing Strikes Aged Local Man

Roy Turner a 78 year old Anderson resident was murdered at the Paramount Billiards Hall on East 12th Street police said three youths entered the hall found him unresponsive and a blunt instrument is suspected. Turner died at Saint Johns Hospital at 9 25 p m after ambulance transport. Police report robbery motive as $27 15 missing from the cash register and $20 from his billfold remained. Detectives Michhell and Murphy investigated. no charges filed. Turner had lived in Anderson 48 years and worked as a houseman at the billiards hall. He was born July 10 1886 in Noblesville and survived by wife Mary four daughters two sons a brother and a sister. Please turn to Page 2 Column 2.

Roy Turner West 9Th St Paramount Billiards Hall East 12Th St Doyle Wright Anderson Police Department Turner Police Department Robert Michhell Leon Murphy Saint John’s Hospital Anderson Fire Department Wright Anderson Paramount Billiards Noblesville Jackson Roanna Turner Mary Letisha (Wilson) Turner Mary Eugene Wright Cleatis Beard Mary Staggs Laverne Battin Des Moines Burrell F. Turner Coloma, Mich Blanch Eggert Indi

Curfew Violators to Be Charged Warns Juvenile Center Chief

Captain Robert Scharnowski of the Anderson Juvenile Center declares rising cases of contributing to the delinquency of minors. Curfew requires minors under 18 to be with a guardian by 11 PM in Anderson, with violators facing up to six months in jail or a 500 dollar fine. He warns of more car thefts as school starts and cites Burns Indiana Statute 47-2125 on unattended vehicles.

Robert Scharnowski Anderson Scharnowski Indiana State Farm Indiana

Warm Fair and Warm Continue Warm Thursday

A brief weather note reports continuing warm conditions with little change into Thursday. The text also includes stray words like jower and Ms, which do not add clear meteorological detail.

Madison County budget cuts trim over twelve thousand dollars

Madison County Council on Tuesday approved budget reductions totaling more than 12 000 with the largest cut directed at the County Board of Education nearly 10 000 dollars. Other cuts included 300 for travel 450 for stationery 700 for extra employees and 25 for postage. The 1965 budget proposal stands at 33 235 with additional reviews planned for county departments and salary adjustments.

Madison County Council County Board of Education County Council George Early Eywyimeu Sem Taveling Exformer Dale Penses Cor Prough Victor O' Evans Uhel Vou Lal Michiel Board of Education

Anderson Public Schools hit 16541 enrollment on first full day

Anderson Indiana reports 16541 students enrolled as 1964 65 term opens with merger harmony and safety warnings. Superintendent Ebbertt noted rising totals after Friday 16249 and Saturday registrations while listing per building counts. Fire later destroyed a wing of Holland High School with 955 evacuated, no injuries.

Anderson Public Schools G. E. Ebbertt Anderson Madison Heights Ebbertt Central Avenue School Columbia Edgewood Forest Hills Franklin Hazelwood Hiawatha Lindberg Longfellow Meadowbrook North Anderson Park Place Riley Roosevelt Seventh Street Shadeland Tenth Street Twenty-fifth Street Twenty-Ninth Street Washington Westvale el Dorado Hillcrest Central South Side Anderson High Ward Hartzell Holland, Va Holland High School

Goldwater pledges tax cuts to curb spending spree

In Los Angeles Sen. Barry Goldwater told a GOP rally at Dodger Stadium he will urge Congress to halt the Johnson administration’s spending surge and return money to taxpayers with a 25 percent income tax cut over five years. He vows automatic annual tax cuts, debt reduction, and cuts to nuisance taxes as part of a broader tax reform to start in his White House.

Los Angeles UPS Barry Goldwater Congress Johnson White House Goldwater Dodger Stadium

Eight Rezoning Petitions Approved by Planning Commission

Madison County Plan Commission approved multiple rezoning items yesterday. Approvals include a seasonal recreation park near Jackson Township, an industrial site in Pipe Creek Township, a mobile home park in Green Township, a landfill in Monroe Township reclassified Industrial 3, a greenhouse and office in Richland Township, the Blue Haven 32 lot addition at Ind 236 and Range Line Road, another mobile home park near Madison Avenue Road, and a residential subdivision in Fall Creek Township with conditions and a tentative plat. Final approvals depend on State Board of Health conditions and drainage requirements.

Madison‘ County Plan Commission Jackson Township State Board of Health Pipe Creek Elwood Green Ind Ingalls Monroe Township Fall Creek Township Madison Avenue Road

Cape Kennedy Area Speeds Hurricane Safety Measures

Milwaukee Wisconsin Democratic primary results show Gov. John W Reynolds leading Dominic Frinzi by about 3 to 1 with 25 percent of precincts reporting. Republican Warren Knowles holds a strong margin over Milo Knutson. Sen. William Proxmire wins the nomination with an 18 to 1 margin over Klinkert and Wollenburg.

Milwaukee UPI John W. Reynolds Dominic Frinzi Wisconsin Warren Knowles Milo Knutson la Crosse William Proxmire D-Wis Kenneth Klinkert Menomonee Falls Arlyn Wollenburg Oshkosh

Auto Talks Face Strike Deadline Today

Reynolds faces a strike deadline as Chrysler and the United Auto Workers bargain through the night. Reynolds avoided speculation on a victory over Milwaukee attorney Frinzi, while Kuehn claimed late election victory. The 3 year pact deadline looms as talks continue with no reporters admitted.

Auto Talks

John Beamer Ex Lawmaker Stricken Here

John V. Beamer 67 of 625 Valley Brook Lane Wabash former U S congressman from Indiana s Sun District fatally stricken here Tuesday at 4 30 p m Death attributed to a heart attack He was an elder of the Wabash Presbyterian Church and attended sessions of the Wabash River Presbytery at First Presbyterian Church His wife accompanied him and he had suffered gas stations were jammed with motorists as two prior heart attacks were noted An extensive traveler he served from 1930 to 1958 and was part owner and executive at Union Tides Build Up on Florida coast as Cocoa Beach area braced for the storm

John V. Beamer Valley Brook Lane Wabash U.S Indiana Sun District Wabash, Presbyterian Church Beamer Wabash River First Presbyterian Church Maindiana General Assembly Tojland United States Congress UPI Randolph Pen Comidleton Merce and Foreign Trades Jacksonville Beach South

Gambling Stamp Buyers Listed

An Associated Press report from Indianapolis lists four recent buyers of $50 wagering stamps at the IRS office, with nine from Anderson. It also lists 15 buyers of $250 gaming device stamps statewide, none from Madison County. Anderson buyers include Cambron Campbell, Dale Huntzinger, Robert Lennon, Charles Malone, Perry and Peter Pakes, Saratoga Cigar Store, Guy Palmer, Maurice Rickard, Harry Summers, and Peter Scales among others. Statewide, buyers span Bartholomew, Boone, Cass, Clinton, and Fayette counties with multiple Colfax, Kirklin, Logansport, Connersville, and Columbus locations. Page 2, Column 7.

Associated Press Indianapolis Internal Revenue Service Anderson Madison County Cambron Campbell 12Th St Dale Huntzinger Main St Robert Gerald Lennon Charles Leslie Malone W. 7Th St Perry E. Pak

Fire extinguished near College Corner by department

A grass fire near College Corner School was put out by Anderson Fire Department at 2:13 pm. Fire Chief Jack Richardson cited dry conditions and careless smoking as causes and urged caution with trash burning and cigarette disposal. Ambulances treated four ill individuals yesterday.

Anderson College Corner Jack Richardson Anderson City Anderson Fire Department

Storms Fury Aimed At Space Installations

Massive Hurricane Dora with 125 mph winds targets Cape Kennedy and the space center prompting large scale evacuations from ships planes and people along a 500 mile coastal arc. Two Navy fliers killed in a twin jet attack bomber takeoff crash during evacuation.

Cape Kennedy API Space Center Navy Lla Naval Air Station Miami Florida Jacksonville Beach Cocoa Beach Annortheast Upderson College Kardateke Olt Robert A. Nicholson Robert H. Reardon R. Eugene Sterner Division of Church Service Church of God Nicholson Helen Holton OK Student Center

Woschitz To Lead Anderson JA Program This Year

Anderson’s Junior Achievement program will be run by three local men led by Frank Woschitz as executive director. Robert Schuler and Phil Brewer will assist, guiding over 200 high school students from Anderson Madison Heights St Marys and Highland through company formation product sales and the full business cycle as advisers from local business volunteer.

Anderson Kenneth Lewis Frank Woschitz Anderson City Robert Schuler 1Guide Lamp Phil Brewer Delta Remy Madison Heights St. Mary's Highland High Woschitz

Norris Named Quality Head At Delco-Remy Division

James C Norris is named superintendent of quality control for all Delco Remy Anderson plants. Announcement by F M Lucas head of Reliability and Quality Control. Norris, a veteran on the division’s engineering staff, moves from executive engineer in product engineering. He reports to R M Shafer and joined Delco Remy in 1947 after five years with the Allison Division of GM.

James C. Norris Delco - Remy Anderson F. M. Lucas Norris R. M. Shafer Delco-Remy

Official Word Out Walsh New County Attorney

Board of County Commissioners confirmed John R. Walsh as the new county attorney to replace William J. Norton who resigned August 31 after a dispute with Commissioner Harold Foust. Foust lost the May primary to Everett Stottlemyer, with Ralph McCord declining to comment on the election dispute. Norton cited demands of private practice and business matters for quitting.

Anderson John R. Walsh Board of County Commissioners Walsh William J. Norton Harold Foust Everett Stottlemyer Middle District Foust North District Ralph McCord Norton

New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity

Community Hospital births list several newborns. Stanley Bumbales and wife at 2324 E 9th St welcomed a boy. Richard Lavallee and wife of Daleville had a boy. Nick Polus and wife at 315 Endler St welcomed a boy. Charles Clark at S506 W 7th St had a boy. Fred Foster and wife on Peart St welcomed a girl. Larry Lundy and wife in Frankton welcomed a boy. Thomas Dodge and wife at 58282 Columbus Ave. had a girl.

Stanley Bumbales 9Th St Richard LaVallee Daleville Nick Polus Endler St Charles Clark 7Th St Fred Foster Peart St Larry Lundy Frankton Thomas Dodge Columbus Ave

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Mike Shuter Mervin Shuter Shuters Sharnowski Jower Deal England Walmar Castle Royal Marine Tchaikovsky Sheriff's Department Planning Commission Reynolds Frinzi WLMLL AEL Chrysler Corp United Auto Workers Philip Kuehn Chrysler UAW John John Beamer Lawmaker Alea Boone County Fred Goins Rt. 1 Kirkland Cass County Robert D. Panton Van's Cigar Wall St Logansport Clinton County Marion P. Bogan Bogan Shell Box Kirklin Cuma Boggess McKinley Ave Frankfort Grover C. Capito Travelers Jerry K Mary V. Hall Colfax la Dema Schic Highland Family Maria Cristing Hernandez Highland High School Highland Chapter The American Field Service AFS International Maria Caracas Venezuela Everett Green Hal Jerri Highland Highland Teachers Association Herald Storm Community Hospital
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