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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1966
Page
3
United Auto Workers leader Reuther attacked price increases as indefensible urging Congress and industry to cut prices. He cited a $340 price and a $140 reduction could still yield a $366 million six month profit while warning GM might imitate Ford’s move.
The Anderson Jaycee held a Tuesday evening dinner at the Jumbo Drive In with guest speaker Jerry Sweeney of Bell System. Sweeney spoke on Bell System history in Indiana and demonstrated direct distance dialing while projects Spare Areas and Operation Seat Cushion were noted. Ray Meek received the Jaycee of the Month Award for August.
Daughen, 31, Washington correspondent, was honored for a 14 page Bulletin supplement titled The Negro in Philadelphia published January 1965. He will receive the National Mass Media Brotherhood Award on October 14 and address NCCJ regional high school editors on human relations. Fifty million dogs and cats are owned in the United States according to a Denver report.
A Black Power discussion continues as the community seeks a voice in staff selection. The article notes a resignation offer to a figure named Lisser and reports the Supervisory Associations preparing a lawsuit against the board for abdicating its duties.
Deputy Attorney General Clark, son of Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark, to serve as acting attorney general unless Katzenbach is confirmed. Katzenbach’s Sept. 30 nomination faces Senate vote after a White House briefing surprised many. Senator Fulbright voiced astonishment at not hearing the name before today and expects committee hearings next week.
A farm safety meeting at Markleville High School Monday September 26 at 7 30 p m will cover farm machinery safety. Dick Willsey Cooperative Extension safety instructor will host with Victor Johnson Markleville Vocational Agriculture Teacher. Audience members will discuss accident prevention and observe topics on modern farmstead equipment livestock care grain handling and farm shop safety.
Indiana driver L Jordan 26 of rear Dillsboro dies when his car strikes a culvert on US 421 two miles north of Versailles. Robert Warner 30 Rushville is hospitalized in serious condition. Carl Auer 67 Columbia City dies in a crash with a semi on US 30 near Columbia City. truck driver unharmed.
More than 500 residents continue from page on measurements, business machines, and shorthand. Most classes meet at 7 p.m. once weekly and terminate December 5. Open to anyone over 16 not enrolled in day school. For information call the public school's division of education.
American F105 Thunderchiefs and F4C Phantoms engaged North Vietnamese MiGs in aerial duels over North Vietnam. Spokesmen reported two claimed MIG kills and possible additional damage, as defoliation missions used two-engine C123 aircraft to thin jungle near a fortified village where Marines have fought recent days. Unclear if the action targeted Gia Binh.
Attorney General designate Nicholas Katzenbach, long cited as a top legal mind, accepts the post at $35,000 annually, taking a $5,000 cut from Ball’s predecessor. President Johnson recalls Katzenbach’s pledge to serve without concern for rank, focusing on national interests amid a demanding State Department role.
UAW President Walter P. Reuther denounced Ford price increases at a Atlantic City speech to steelworkers, urging Chrysler and General Motors to resist further boosts and pressure Ford to rethink the raises. He called Ford's action shocking and scandalous.
President Johnson, in Washington, says he regrets Ford's price action but notes firms may set prices freely. He warns on inflation and says an analysis will determine the economic impact. General Motors is expected to raise prices, with American Motors also anticipated to lift 1967 line prices.
At the mission chiefs express hope that Christian Indians will attend. Chief Pakanthilas listens intently during Kluge’s sermon, while Tatapachkse urges adoption of the missionaries' teachings. Chiefs later oppose white plans despite cordial statements. A new Kluge arrival is noted.
Frederick arrived at 6 pm on July 21, 1901, nearly two months after the colony reached the White River post, increasing its population to 14. He is noted as the first white child born in what is now Madison County. Friday brings many tasks faced.
Delph formerly of Indianapolis was identified as Edward Lee Williams aged 19 in an indictment returned by a Madison grand jury. The brief record notes the alias and origin but provides limited details on the charges or case progress.
In Marion County a suspect faces armed robbery charges and a possible life sentence if convicted on a related murder case. The defendant, represented by public defender J Bayne Burton, awaits trial details and formal arraignment.
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