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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1966
Page
13
The report describes a tense launch at the home base with Conrad’s wife noting more stress than Gemini 5. Children disrupt a news conference as the craft lifts and the event continues with TV crews on scene. The six Gordon children return to school after the launch.
In Sarasota a physician friend testifies as the prosecution seeks to prove the death of Dr Carmelo Coppolino’s former wife in 1965 was murder rather than a heart attack. Coppolino faces a New Jersey murder warrant tied to a 1963 death.
A 6.5 magnitude quake centered near the Sierra Nevada rattled northern California and Nevada. Tremors were felt from Truckee to Reno, with minor damages reported and phones knocked out near Reno. San Francisco and surrounding bays experienced shaking lasting several seconds to about half a minute.
New York report says scientists see petroleum and natural gas as bases for high protein foods for people and animals. Swearingen of Standard Oil notes lab success in converting gas and oil into edible proteins, though taste remains a barrier. Peaking interest centers on practical production of protein-rich supplements from petroleum for both human and animal consumption.
Public auctions listed across multiple sites include cattle tools furniture appliances welding shop equipment and antiques. Locations span Middleown Union County and Strawtown Indiana with auctions near Capeloo Road HiCo and Anderson. The sale notes mention public sale of household goods and farm items and indicate a football season opening on September 17 at Bloomington versus Ohio.
Fort Wayne teachers demand a full scale investigation into teacher pay and working conditions. The Fort Wayne Education Association says a national Education Association reply is awaited after members protested salaries and working conditions. The school board reportedly has not answered a letter from the 1,200 member group.
Ray mond Cozad, sentenced to life in 1944 for the hammer and knife death of his wife in Indianapolis, was among 45 inmates approved for parole by the State Department. He was the only lifer among those recommended for release, with parole set for September 2.
In Mwanza Tanzania two trial assessors cleared American Peace Corps teacher Bill H Kinsey of murdering his wife Peverly Kinsey. The panel accepted medical testimony that her fatal injuries came from a fall from a 20 foot boulder during a picnic. The case now rests with British Judge Harold Platt awaiting final ruling.
Judy Millikan daughter of Mrs Bey revisits Valeville and La Sey after a nine week Europe tour. She resumes studies at Washington State University in serapy and early conceptions of Knights own Soldiers and Sailors Children’s Home. The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors a child yearly for holidays. Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs. Zeola Gindhart visited the Home. Mr and Mrs William E. LeFond hosted a 15th wedding anniversary dinner for Tas LeMond and his wife with guests Randi Max Mew and Tommy of Valparaiso. W. E. Maddox family returned from a California trip via 29 Palms Disneyland and Yellowstone. An Iowa accident left them unharmed as their car was repaired.
Recent meeting at the Educational building of Yaleville Christian Church hosted by Mrs. E. E. Bowman featured devotions and an essay on Canada the Dominion. Attendees included many listed members and guests. Youth Group from Mt. Olympus Church enjoyed an outing to White Water State Park with various activities and chaperones present.
An AP report notes a downtown Muncie building housing Mayor Clapp's office damaged by fire on Sunday night. The Louisville market summary shows cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep prices with steady to mixed movements across weight classes and grades.
Hog and cattle prices steady to lower across Emge's market with hogs down 25 cents and cattle steady. Listings include various weight ranges for hogs, boars, steers, heifers, cows, bulls, and calves with multiple price bands. local grain and commodity prices also noted, plus Chicago butter and eggs firm and Indianapolis grain quotes.
The GM division rolls out 1967 models led by the Camaro as it opens a weeklong series of releases with Ford and Lincoln following. Most basic lines stay, but new safety features appear including a Chevelle Concours wagon while GM aims to rival the Mustang. In Indianapolis a separate item notes Mrs Thlen P. Warmoth, 35, found dead from smoke inhalation after a house fire.
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