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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1963
Page
1
A report describes the CROP group meeting on Tuesday with sharp criticism of Chinese actions described as brazen, while noting tensions over perceived bourgeois traits. The text also references an event labeled Thursday, youth bylaw, and mentions German company involvement and individuals such as Harold sepals pregue ace.
A fragment from a late era dispatch notes Soviet propaganda against China amid Sino-Soviet tensions. It cites expulsions of Chinese students, heightened measures at the border, and Western observers warning of possible moves against Beijing while Western aid and propaganda efforts continue.
MacDonald’s advertises the largest assortment of People-Sized Beautyrest mattresses. Six sizes two firmness options and three durable covers including Beautyrest Elegance. Independent pocketed coils provide body support and reduce rolling together. Durability tests claim Beautyrest lasts three times longer than ordinary springs.
Obituary notices summarize deaths in Anderson and area. Claude Harrison, 77, died at St. John's Hospital after residence at Good Samaritan Rest Home. Ernest Z. Newby, 75, found dead at his Columbus Avenue home. Apolonia Rudolf, 72, to be buried in East Maplewood. Samuel L. Grady, 82, of 704 East 10th Street, funeral today. Several more services noted including John Collins, Alyce Kilrain, Arthur Minniefield, Coleman R. Price, Lucy Hofner, Lizzie Bray, with graveside rites and church ceremonies. Authorities list survivors and funeral details.
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