U S Bishops Push Religious Liberty Debate at Vatican
American cardinals urged the Vatican Ecumenical Council to declare support for religious freedom. Italian and Spanish prelates opposed the move, while 2,500 bishops gathered during a dramatic, quick exchange. The session marked a significant moment in ecumenical dialogue and featured the first female auditors at an ecumenical council.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council
Canada
Latin America
Italy
Spain
St. Peter’s
St. Andrew's Head
Greece
Paul VI
Peter’s
Vatican
United States
Mary Luke
Conference of Superiors Major of Women's Institutes
Council Fathers
Pope Paul
Sena
Richard Cushing
Boston
Albert Meyer
Chicago
Joseph Hitter
St. Louis
Cardinal Cushing
Cardinal Meyer
Pilex Ointment Promised Quick Pile Relief
The ad touts Petersons Ointment offering fast relief from itch and irritation of piles with a cooling astringent formula. It lists price 70 cents for a box and 5 cents for an applicator tube, claiming decades of customer satisfaction.
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Pilex
Peterson
Welsh Rejected Over Bungling By Lt. Governor
Fort Wayne report highlights Ristine criticism of Matthew Welsh administration. He cites Girls School turmoil, a $5 million payroll increase, and Muscatatuck basement confinement of 50 children as reasons to reject Welsh as governor. Also notes Ganymede Callisto moon sizes versus Mercury.
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Fort Wayne
Richard C. Ristine
Indiana Girls School
Ristine
Allen County
Olympia
Muscatatuck State School
Matthew E. Welsh
British Girl 13 Engaged To 21 Year Old Airman
A 13 year old girl from King’s Lynn tells how she became fiancée of 21 year old Airman Gerald Cunningham of Philadelphia stationed near Marsham. She says he proposed on a truck and that engagement was announced locally. both families confirm, though details remain private.
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King's Lynn
England
UPI
Gerry
John Montesanto
Rosalyn Montesanto
Ningham
Geralds
U.S
Cunningham
Philadelphia
Royal Air
Marsham
King’s Lynn
Pareeennkacman
Nette
Area employment up in Anderson region says chamber report
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce notes August employment at 25,944 across 32 firms, up 6.17 percent from August 1963. Unemployment claims dropped 37.3 percent from last August, and 17.4 percent from July 1964, with claim payments at 54,334 last August. Water and gas meters rose modestly, electricity usage rose sharply, and building permits, car sales, and resident changes show varied activity in August 1964.
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Anderson
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Township Poor Relief Assistance
Anderson Obituaries and Local Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Lula Busch 79 of 1518 W. 15th St. died suddenly at Community Hospital. Funeral rites for Busch will be at Cicero and Grove Lawn Cemetery with interment in East Maplewood. survivors include sister Marguerite McDowell and two nephews. Also listed: Mabel Weaver 66 of Milwaukee, Charles Whetsell 51 of Indianapolis, Henry Willis 74 of Anderson, Ralph Fricke 69 of Miami, Reba Irwin 62 of Muncie. Services and burial details follow each entry.
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Lula Busch
15Th St
Comblint Fox
Munity Hospital
Fortville
Clint Fox
Bush
Hamilton County
Gilbert Schreiber
Cicero
Barney Paul C. Cory
Dora Alice Carr Mullen
Anderson
Grove Lawn
Pendleton
5Th St
Fred
Marguerite
Robert E.) McDowell
Milfred Chapman
Feron Melson
Robert McDowell
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Howard H. Western
St. St
Mabel Weaver
Mabel Ann Weaver
Wisconsin St
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
St. John’s Hospital
Canada
Karl Parsons
Baker Brothers Funeral
Brett Funeral Home
Forest Home Crematorium
Charles Whetsell
Charles H. Whetsell
E. 10Th St
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Melvin Phillips
First Baptist Church
Inj Memorial Park
Henry Willis
Henry K. Willis
Second Methodist Church
Martin Bellinger
East Maplewood Cemetery
Ralph Fricke
Miami
Fla
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Philbrick
Mr. Fricke
Reba Irwin
Clarence
Reba) Irwin
Muncie
Ball Memorial Hospital
Meeks Mortuary
L. W. Gishler
First Presbyterian Church
Elm Ridge
Hazel Cary Injured In Automobile Wreck Near Brown Street
Hazel Cary aged 46 of 1120 East 30th Street sustained multiple injuries in a two car collision yesterday at 6 30 near the intersection of Whetstone and Brown Streets south of the city. She was transported to St John’s Hospital in an emergency ambulance and listed not serious. Police investigated the incident within the city limits amid reports of eight traffic accidents. Katherine Young aged 87 of 2310 Martindale Avenue was injured in a separate wreck at 24th Street and Arrow Avenue and taken to St John’s Hospital.
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Hazel Carey
30Th St
Whetstone
Brown Street
St. John's Hospital
Corporation Limits
Katherine Young
Martindale Ave
24Th
St. and
Arrow Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Vote Clusters by School and Town Hall Dates
Polls resume across multiple schools and town halls with dates spanning September 24 to October 5. Listed sites include Forest Hills Edgewood Chesterfield Markleville Valley Grove College Corner Fall Creek Heights East 10th St Westvale Johnny s Perkinsville Lapel Ingalls Florida Station Pettigrew Hamilton Meadowbrook Frankton Boone-Duck Creek Summitville Alexandria Elwood and more. Voters are urged to check specific locations and hours for sample ballots and deadlines.
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Valley Grove
College Corner
Fall Creek Heights
East 10Th St
Westvale
Johnny's Mit
Perkinsville
Lapel Town Hall
Ingalls Town
Florida Station Pettigrew Grocery
Hamilton Bargain Center
Meadowbrook
Frankton
Boone-Duck Creek
One Town Hall
Anderson Board Discusses Truck Damage To Streets
The Board of Public Works in Anderson met last Monday to weigh heavy truck impacts on street repairs amid major local construction. Reports say gravel trucks used for Guide Lamp expansion may exceed axle limits, risking widespread road damage unless routes are narrowed or rules change. The board urged voluntary compliance with city engineers and warned of possible punitive action without cooperation.
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City of
Anderson
Ineer
Board of Works
City Engiineer
la Tera Emith
Break-ins Reported At Local Businesses In City
Capt Robert Estes reports two break ins yesterday at the Model Home Store on Main and a syndromat at 1601 Arrow Ave. The Model Home Store saw entry through a south window and about $5 taken. the laundromat window entry caused about $100 in property damage. Detectives still probing Roy Turner murder case with no charges yet. officials seek information from the public.
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Robert Estes
Etectives
Model Home
Main St
Arrow Ave
Estes
Roy Turner
Turner
Young Republicans announce district gathering and event notes
The district Young Republicans will announce a group event led by Ross Gresley. A recent gathering at the Gresley residence drew about 75 attendees. Regular meetings occur at GOP Headquarters 812 Main St on the second and fourth Thursdays. On Sept 27, a county officers workshop in the Fifth District is set for 2 p.m. in Marion. A historical note recalls St Augustine parish Mass first held in 1565.
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Anh Ftg
Ross Gresley
Gresley
GOP
Main St
Marion
Pakong
St. Augustine, Fla
Antiqued Look Life Chrome Finishes by OBrien
O’Brien unveils Life Chrome finishes that give an antiqued look to painted surfaces. No removal of old coatings required. A dustable waxed Nike finish emulates a natural grain on woodwork furniture and cabinets across many colors.
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O'Brien
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Gene Hughes
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