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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1963

Page

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Ban Changes Worked Out

Washington officials report a Senate Kennedy White House compromise on future amendments to the nuclear test ban treaty. It would reaffirm the Senate's right to approve amendments and the treaty, without renegotiating the pact. Senator Russell expressed cautious optimism as talks proceed with Foreign Relations Chair Fulbright.

Washington Uniteds Indiana Susder Senate Russell J. William Fulbright Senate Foreign Armed Services Committee France

Community Services Panel Hears Pomeric Talk at Courthouse

Kenneth Pomeric was guest speaker at the Madison County Board of Community Services luncheon at the Courthouse reserved by two patriotic groups United Spanish-American War Veterans and Women’s Relief Corps They plan to continue using the GAR Hall for headquarter purposes while supplies are moved to two segregated spaces Council members discussed new patterns in community service and invited the public to attend Rev Frank LaFont spoke of his mission work in Kenya East Africa and the Bunyore Girls School while Dr Hillery C Rice Jr noted services open to the public.

United Spanish - American War Veterans Kenneth Pomerine Relef Corps United Chest Conneil GAR Hall Madison County Board of Community Services Council Sound Farris Charlotte Brown Women's Relief Corps Pomerie John Couch Spaj Frank LaFont Park Place Steve Matecionere Church of God Kenya East Africa iMrs. LaFont Bunyore Girls LaFont Hillery C. Rice Eastside

Four Fines and One Suspended Sentence Pronounced

Judge George Panco presided City Court as four men faced public intoxication charges. three pleaded guilty and paid $1 fines plus costs, while one received a suspended sentence for violating the 1935 Beverage act. Also seven others listed on minor traffic charges.

George Panco Joseph E. Farrell Johnnie Moses Fortville Maurice E Burch Indianapolis Timothy D. Brewster

Noblesville Polish Club burglary and awards setup

Thieves removed and damaged items at the Polish Club as special guests and judges prepared for an awards event. Emblem design work by Paul Brinduse in Anderson and Dale Rodgers hosted. Break in occurred between 2 a.m. and Tuesday with $750 in damages and missing cigarettes and juke box entries.

Death notices for Carroll Woodward in Hamilton County area

Funeral services for Carroll E Woodward 32 of Rt 1 will be at 230 PM today at Coaltrin Funeral Home with Rev Neal Anderson of Cicero Methodist Church officiating. Burial in Brookside Cemetery Lapel friends may call at funeral home He formerly chaired the Hamilton County Democratic Party and served as manager of the Hamilton County Auto License Bureau while employed at Guide Lamp in Anderson as an assembly operator

Carroll Woodward Noblesville Carroll E. Woodward Rt. 1 Coaltrin Neal Anderson Cicero Methodist Church Brookside Cemetery Lapel Hamilton County Democratic Party Hamilton County Auto License Bureau Guide Lamp Anderson

Bombing, politics collide in a tense national moment

Amid debates over a Republican amendment to curb spending and reshuffle old programs, tensions rise as foreign policy issues and civil rights events keep dominating headlines. The bombing at 16th Street Baptist Church triggers heightened security and a national dialogue on race, law, and federal action.

Anderson Obituaries Chronicle Multiple Local Deaths

Norman Jack Schroyer 39 of Anderson died at work at Delco Remy. He was WWI veteran, attended Daleville EUB Church, survived by widow Juanita and three daughters Connie Marie Patty Lou Judy Ann and others. Funeral at Daleville EUB Church with burial at Saunders Cemetery. John M Jack Watson 67 of Hobart died Sunday. final rites at Pflughoeft Funeral Home with burial in Goshen Cemetery. Mrs Laverne Larsson of Anderson is a sister. Ray mond A Reed and Hadley Reed are brothers-in-law.

Norman Jack Schroyer Rt. 1 Anderson Chesterfield Delco Remy Daleville Eub Juanita Connie Marie Patty Lou Judy Ann Wesley A. Shrayer Charles Brown Daleville EUB Vaughn Murray Saunderseemetery Shirey John Watson John M Jack) Watson Hobart

Last rites set for Arthur G. Stultz and obits listed

Funeral services are planned for Arthur G. Stultz 66 retired carpenter and bicycle shop owner at 1 30 p m Thursday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery Soldiers Section. Other notices include Roy Mahan 66 of Percudah Ky died Monday and Mollie Rust widow of Enoch Rust 4607 Carlton Ave Indianapolis died Tuesday. Local fire station teams and registration offices listed with locations and dates.

Arthur Shultz Arthur G. Stultz Andover Rd Brown and Butz George Skinner Jackson Park Enoch Rust Mollie Rust Carlton Ave Indianapolis Charles Bonser Anderson Flanner Buchanan Fall Creek

Today At YMCA Luncheons And Related Meetings

A sequence of 12:00 sessions includes Realtors Salvation Army Exchange and Chamber of Commerce Tax Research. Board of Governors gathers at 1:00 followed by Lady Lions Dinners.

Salvation Army Chamber of Commerce Tax Research Board of Governors Lady Lions

Train engineer watched bus vanish as rider falls to death

In Valparaiso Indiana R E Cr ipe of San Luis Obispo says the engineer saw the bus and fired a whistle then a man fell from a railroad car onto a Ford truck used as a labor bus. Police say the fall caused a skull fracture and the driver died. Hospital staff expect ID not until Wednesday. The incident occurred near the railroad right of way as a train traveled about 63 miles per hour. Several court actions listed include petitions and affidavits in various Indiana cases.

Phyllis Bryant James W Valparaiso Ind Bryant William F. Lawler Jr Cripe San Luis Obispo Geath Harry A. McDaniel William F Lawler Jr Superior Court Desse E. Ashley Laura Ashley Carl C. Rybolt Jean B. Rybolt Donald P. Jones Judith K. Leffel Robert J Leffel George G. Pancol Plaintiff Toseveneu

Realtors To Hear Tax Consultant Friday Noon Meeting

Robert Wise, tax consultant, will discuss Indiana's new net income tax law at the Anderson Board of Realtors noon meeting Friday at Farris Cafeteria. His speech will be followed by a question and answer period. Program chairman is Russell Murdoch. A. George Harrison presides.

Robert Wise Indiana Anderson Board of Realtors Farris Russell Murdock

Plans Reached For Memorial Building at Wabash

Mrs Lawrence Booram president of the Madison County Women's Republican Club reports a large local group plans to attend with several editorial reservations expected this week at the memorial building in Wabash.

Page One Honeywell Memorial Wabash Lawrence Booram Madison County Women’s Republican Club Borram

GOP Plan Seeks Tax Cut Halt Amid Budget Clash

A GOP majority vows to cancel the second tax cut unless Kennedy tightens spending this year and keeps the 1985 budget at 98 billion dollars. The Policy Committee agrees Republicans should oppose final passage unless the amendment passes. Southern Democrats align on tying any tax cut to deficit restraints.

Rep A. S. Herlong, Jr D-Fla Ways & Means Page One Kennedy

Mission Conference Heads to East Africa and Asia

Rev. Robert Sperow and Rev Frank LaFont lead a Church of God Southern Mountains program detailing conferences on The Theology of the Christian Missions and Educating For Mission. Lecturers include Dean Gene Newberry and Dr Harold Phillips with several others, plus a group heading this month for East Africa mission service.

Page One Southern Mountains Robert Sperow Kenya East Africa Frank LaFont Same Bettes Vivian Phelps Deloris Beaty James Yutzy Caribbean Arthur Xlarge W. W. King Japan Freda LaFoe Egypt C. Jean Kilmer The Christian Missions Gene W. Newberry Andersen College Harold Phillips Vital Christianity Church As Mission Adam W. Miller Missionary Board of the Church of God W. E. Reed Board of Church Extension and Home Missions Lester A. Crose Missionary Board Milton Buettner Ancorian College China Marie Strong Anderson College Ruben Don Schweiger

Noblesville Site Sets Scout Executive Steering Team

The Noblesville site lists steering committee members guiding service aspects of the program. Members include Floyds, Hacker, New Castle, Everett Foust, Pendleton, Dr. Richard Harrison, W. Shirell Fox, Ken Wright, Gene Yates, Ross Noble, Omar Burleson, Herb Carner, Robbo, DeNoon, and Gene Lacey among others. The group plans economy-focused phases and public engagement while coordinating Explorer service and health and safety.

Page One Trict Noblesville Collins Floyds Hacker New Castle Everett Foust Pendleton Richard Harrison Anderson W. Shirell Fox Ken Wright Biesville Gene Yates Ross Noble Fiood Explorer Service Omar Burleson D-Tex Herb Carner Robbo Tie DeNoon Tive Tipton Gene Lacey Andersons & Means B. L. Sluder

Voters and council districts debated in Anderson meeting

Steers outlined voting rules for second class cities and ward precincts in Anderson. The discussion covered residency requirements, annexed area voting limits, and the impact of district voting on council elections. The FBI and Indiana Supreme Court viewpoints on voter eligibility and city limits were noted as a petitioned issue. The state board planned to meet to review the latest petition.

Pouunutu Steers Anderson FBI Peck Indiana Supreme Court Supreme Court Ghanes Thacel Aluculus

Birmingham blast text shows dinamic dynamite link

A fragmentary report mentions a timer linked blast and the skill of coal region blasters in handling dynamite. It also notes the Robertson family of teachers and a bi racial advisory committee tied to Birmingham protests. The piece touches on funeral privacy for a child and confirms leaders’ steps to avoid politicizing the tragedy. Brazilians experiment with chocolate coffee lipstick and cattle feed using coffee beans.

Ee Jae Birmingham WULS GWU Wustark Uewaewee Zens Robertson Pred L.shuttlesworth

Interstate routes reshape Indiana cities and state aid urged

Cities push for road planning and street improvements as the League orders engineering studies. Richmond officials urge state relief for feeder streets while supporting interstate benefits. Governor Welsh says state police cannot substitute for local enforcement and will assist only when asked by local authorities.

League Roland Cutter Richmond Cutter Indiana Highway George Goodwin America Welsh Loagasport Brookville Clay County

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