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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1964
Page
8
President Johnson closed a 15 hour campaign swing through New England with a pledge of new initiatives to reduce world tensions. He attacked Goldwater in strong terms, drew a wild mob scene in Providence, and urged restraint while promising arms control efforts to curb the arms race.
An advertising note explains using PASTEETH alkaline powder to keep dentures secure. It claims teeth stay firm without gummy taste and help prevent denture odor and slipping during meals and conversation. Available at drug counters.
In South Bend Indiana a priest cites rising friendly cooperation between the Knights of Columbus and the Masons. Rev John A O Brien Notre Dame professor says Catholics and Protestants see new trust with Pope John XIII guiding reconciliation.
New York UPI reports industrialist W. E. Knox urged an Asian American partnership for progress to enhance the effectiveness of international economic aid. Knox, president of the Far East America Council of Commerce and Industry and chairman of Westinghouse Electric International Co, spoke at the council’s annual two day conference.
Funeral services for Mrs Madelyn E Fahnestock 45 wife of Wayne Fahnestock 1052 Mulberry Street will be held Monday at 2 PM at the Coaltrin Funeral Home Rev Mark Anthony of First Christian Church will officiate Burial will follow in Crownland Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
United Press International reports both GM unions and management hope for an early end to the walkout through plant level talks. Most issues affecting the GM system have been settled, while individual plant concerns drive the disruption.
Paul E Lane son of Mrs La vena Lane 1604 Riverside Dr takes duties as director of dramatics at Southeastern College President Luther H Dyson announced Lane has 10 years teaching experience and will oversee plays He holds a B S in English and Speech from Ball State M A in Speech and Theatre also Ball State He did doctoral work at Purdue and has acted in world premieres of William Saroyan and Marc Connelly plays He lists colleagues Mildred Dunnock Burt Brinckerhoff Jean Seberg and others as past collaborators The first major production will be The Curious Savage He is married with two children and his wife Sue McElroy Lane will join Southeastern College as full-time English faculty.
Rain did not dampen demand as the Warren Commission report went on sale at the Government Printing Office. A line formed before opening and store staff reported selling over 150 copies in the first hour amid brisk business.
A gigantic sunspot measuring about 200000 miles across was sighted on the sun in 1947. Smaller spots around 40000 miles are common. Sunspots vary in duration from under a day to months as the sun rotates.
The 36.45 foot Rio Grande crest drives 5,000 from homes in the upper valley as debris and rescues unfold. No casualties reported. Thousands watch from Mexican banks while Red Cross and Ft. Sam Houston aid field kitchens and shelters amid flood threats to the international bridge.
Secret Service agent Roy Kellerman testified to the Warren Commission that President Kennedy knew he had been shot in Dallas. Kellerman said the President exclaimed My God I am hit and moved his hands to his neck as he slumped in the limousine.
Washington reports the Army awarded Western Electric a 309 million contract to continue Nike X testing and development. Defense Secretary McNamara notes progress but questions costs of anti ICBM defenses while Congress may authorize partial deployment next year.
New York UPI report says KVP Sutherland Paper Co will invest 17.6 million dollars to expand its bleached sulphate wood pulp mill in Espanola Ontario. The project will double capacity from 325 to 650 tons per day.
United States cities allocated 820 million dollars last year to sewage treatment projects. Local governments funded plants and upgrades to meet environmental standards and support public health infrastructure.
Caterpillar Tractor Co. won an Army contract worth 8,292,615 dollars for delivery of 330 tractors.
Roy Orbison’s Oh Pretty Woman leads the 20 most popular teenage records in a United Press International survey. Do Wah Diddy Diddy by Manfred Mann climbs to No 2, while the Animals’ House of the Rising Sun sits at No 3 and Remember Walkin In The Sun by the Shangri-Las remains in the top five.
In Dallas the Carousel Club resumes operations with Eva Crain as manager after Jack Ruby's divorce from control. The club retains its layout, prices admission at 2.00, and allows patrons to bring their own alcohol until a license is secured. National Business Investment Corp of Houston owns the club.
October fifth marked the final day to register with an urging to vote for the Democratic slate. The brief notes a deadline and a party preference.
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