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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1963
Page
2
London reports Premier Fidel Castro's government refused to free 19 Cuban refugees after an August protest by Britain. Havana also declined to guarantee no further invasions of British territory or waters despite admitting armed forces violated Day Anguilla.
Roy H. Alexander of 204 W 8th is named industry chairman for the 23rd All Faiths National Bible Week Observance Oct 21 27. Frank M. Folsom of RCA selects him to help organize the event with over 100 national executives. The theme is The Bible Symbol of Unity.
Indiana officials from the Water Resources Study Committee will tour Mansfield Reservoir Monday to study access rights and other problems affecting Monroe Reservoir development. The delegation includes lawmakers and local coordinators assessing lake use and governance.
Oscar sues a used car dealer for fraud after discovering the odometer was rolled back by 25 000 miles. The dealer admits reversing the speedometer claiming the car was rebuilt to match the lower mileage and argues it reflects value if the buyer is informed. The verdict depends on whether the dealer truthfully disclosed the facts.
President Kennedy announced he will deliver a major foreign policy address to the United Nations General Assembly in New York on September 20. He spoke from Newport Rhode Island during a luncheon cruise on Narragansett Bay with Jacqueline Kennedy and friends aboard the Honey Fitz.
Trinity Episcopal Church offers a packed week with 7 a.m. radio service on WHUT and 8 a.m. Holy Communion. Morning Prayer and sermons follow at 9:15 and 11 a.m. Rev. David Laird Barclay preaches "Retaliation." Episcopal Young Churchmen meet Sunday 6 to 8 p.m. Women of Trinity plan Sept 17 meeting 7:30 p.m. Parish Hall hostesses are Mrs. Fadely and Mrs. Schwantes with Dorothy Campbell providing the program. Holy Communion celebrated Wednesday Friday and Saturday. Feast of St Matthew Saturday at 9 a.m. Angel Choir rehears Saturday 10 a.m.
Today at the YMCA lists meetings and swim sessions from 7:00 a.m. Foresters Bowl League schedule and a 9:00 to 9:30 boys swim lesson with 9:30 to 10:30 open swim and 10:30 to 11:15 intermediate swim. 11:15 to 12:00 beginners men open swim followed by 12:00 to 6:00 guest night at the Moose with three echoes noted.
Police removed demonstrators after protests outside a congressional hearing on desegregation and Cuban travel. Witnesses questioned nine attendees, including Luce and Nakashima, while students in Birmingham towns faced schoolyard disruptions and taunting as desegregation tensions persisted.
Police split a caravan into two sections at West End and formed a line across the school yard to restrain a noisy, diverse crowd as desegregation protests continued.
White parents in Tuskegee seek to establish a private white school aided by state tuition grants with Gov. George C. Wallace backing the effort. In Mobile, about 10 white students demonstrated outside Murphy High but police quickly dispersed them.
A.C.S. director of statistical research Eight Members New York will address the Thursday luncheon. Dr Hammond will report findings from a six year nationwide Cancer Prevention Study involving over one million people including about 30 000 in 47 Indiana counties. An afternoon business meeting will cover reports and election of new board members and officers. Official delegates from Madison County include Dr Weiss Hull Miss Thurston and Mrs Shepherd. Lane W Adams of New York executive vice president of the ACS will address the dinner session which will feature awards for outstanding service in the cancer control program.
Dr G Herbert True a research psychologist and noted speaker will discuss the cultivation and use of new ideas. He holds a PhD from the University of Iowa and taught marketing at Notre Dame for six years. The fall meeting of the chamber’s general membership is expected to attract a large crowd.
The suit lists many governmental defendants and objects to the city’s annexation proposing multiple tax methods within one unit and questions farm land use and services like schools and fire protection. Attorney Woolbert claims no current or future city services justify annexation, accusing the mayor of seeking new tax revenue. Plaintiffs note no definite service plan has been presented by city administration.
A new suit seeks to declare Anderson Indiana ordinance 2345 unconstitutional and nullified. Plaintiffs request court rulings that annexation of Anderson Township to Anderson City is void and an injunction restrains enforcement.
Police say a band of three or four men robbed a Florida jewelry store of about 1.7 million dollars in jewels. A getaway car driver and possibly a pilot on a boat sped away along the intracoastal waterway, with a rough jewel value estimate between 100 000 and 200 000 dollars.
The Grand Army of the Republic and Veterans of the Spanish American War discussed continuity of use of the courthouse for meetings. Commander John F. Couch demanded accountability, asking if such disregard of veterans and their auxiliaries will be tolerated by citizens.
Republicans warn the 1965 tax policy would sustain annual deficits of about 10 billion dollars to fund a cigarette money substitute, claiming the bill mainly serves a large business windfall by repealing a 1962 equipment tax credit rule and is not a true tax program.
A hospital fire escape was found locked and padlocked on the second floor. Overcrowding on a third floor dormitory above flammable materials prompted calls for major remodeling. A Berg team summary cited years of neglect and funding shortfalls, noting outdated armory tear gas supplies.
Bowling goods item lists 30 cent prices at Rains for new AMF balls and holes plugged at 2 dollars 50 cents.
Funeral services for Mrs. Alta Brunt Sembower 85 widow of Dr Charles J Sembower will be at 2 pm today at First Methodist Church Bloomington with Rev LeRoy Haddap officiating Burial follows in Rose Hill Cemetery Bloomington She is survived by two sons and two grandchildren Her life included writing teaching and IU alumni service.
Funeral rites for 72 year old Mrs Apolonia Rudolf of 115 W School St will be held at 9 am at St Marys Catholic Church with Rt Rev Msgr Francis Kienly presiding. Burial follows at East Maplewood Cemetery. Brown and Butz Funeral Home handles arrangements and receiving of friends.
Funeral services for Arthur Minnifield 73 former resident of the area are set for 1 p.m. at Bethesda Baptist Church with Rev. Charles Milton officiating. Friends may call at Underwood and Brooks Funeral Home and the body will be moved to the church at 11 a.m. today.
Funeral services for Coleman R Dick Price aged 48 of 4808 Columbus Ave are held at 1 30 p m today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. The Rev James Stevens of Free Will Baptist Church presides with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
Graveside rites for John Collins 42 of Hastings Minnesota formerly of Anderson will be conducted by Rev Monroe Schuster at Central Christian Church at 10 a m today He is the grandson of Pearl Bitner and nephew of Mable Hollenslee both of Anderson
Infant Jess Alvin Saville son of Rex and Loretta Saville of 1912 Central Ave died shortly after birth at St. John's Hospital. Survivors include parents two sisters Jacqueline Sue Roxanna grandparents Jess Skinner Anderson and Ruth Beard Perkinsville great grandparents Rev and Mrs George Skinner Anderson. Graveside rites led by Rev Skinner at 2 p.m. Sunday in Whetstone Cemetery, Sells and Rowe Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
Mrs. Lenna East Gates 85 a former Anderson resident died Wednesday in Greenwich Connecticut. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Monday at Albright Funeral Home conducted by Dr. George S. Taggart of First Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in East Maplewood Cemetery. Services were held in Greenwich Friday. She was active in social church and civic affairs in Anderson during her residence there.
Willis Pendergras 53 a Madison County native died this week in Fresno California where he had lived since moving from Anderson 15 years ago Services will be held at 10 a.m. today at the Tinkler Funeral Home in Fresno Survivors include his widow Margaret two children his mother Luetta Pendergras three sisters Ruth Templeton Marie Smith Reba Swinford all of Anderson and a brother Otis Pendergras of Alexandria
Claude Henry Harrison, 77, will receive funeral services at 10 a.m. Monday at Shirey Funeral Home. The Rev. Steward Webber of Anderson Belmont Bible Church will lead the service. Burial will follow in the local cemetery.
Ray Kitterman 74 died suddenly in his car at his daughter’s Daleville home. He was a Guide Lamp retiree, lived in Muncie and Gaston, and belonged to Tabor Christian Church and the Indiana State Composer Association. Survived by two daughters, two sons, a sister, a brother, and three grandchildren. Funeral at Shirey Funeral Home, Daleville, 3 p.m. Monday. entombment Elm Ridge Mausoleum.
A new building will be constructed at ground level featuring a central layout core of large storage and preparation areas across three floors. It will host research rooms classrooms laboratories and offices connected by corridors and opening from the core, emphasizing a contemporary science facility design.
Raleigh reports that the state contains 48 unincorporated towns with populations exceeding 1,000 residents. Local authorities note these communities lack municipal governments but are sizeable community centers within counties.
King’s Crown Restaurant advertises a Saturday night and Sunday noon dining event featuring George Smith at the Hammond Organ.
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