Soviet link two unmanned ships suggests return to manned spaceflight
Moscow reports Cosmos 212 and Cosmos 213 successfully docked for 3 hours 50 minutes before separating, indicating a possible new Soyuz manned mission on the horizon. Tass notes unmanned linkups are far more complex than docking a manned craft, as the program moves toward reestablishing life in space following Komarov's 1967 death and earlier gaps in crewed flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Vladimir M
Komarov
United States
Tass
Alexei A. Leonov
Street Plan contract stalled over rubbish definition and weight limits
Woolbert pushed for rubbish items to be included in the contract and offered to have the Schlossbergs pick up heavy junk, but concerns over two-man crews and back injuries delayed action. A private conference followed and the awarding of the contract was postponed another week. Bids for Water Department vehicles were set for May 6.
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Woolbert
Woollert
Schlossburg
Schlossbergs
Bill Byer
Joe Ketner
Jack van Dyke
Kenneth Abrendt
Water Department
The Good Old Days Then and Now
A reflection on how the “good old days” shaped family life faith and moral values. The piece notes that many families in the past stayed united attended church and followed God’s commandments while modern times tempt conformity and abundance. It asks readers how many such families they know today.
Boston Boy Tosses Date Into Harbor
Arthur Frederico a 17 year old of Boston was fined 100 for throwing his date a 4 year old girl into Boston Harbor after an argument on April 7. The girl was rescued by a passer-by and the case was heard by Municipal Court Judge Elijah Action who criticized the youths of today as too fresh.
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Boston (Ap
Elijah Action
Boston
Arthur Frederico
Richmond Officials Continue Searching For Cause Of Blast
Richmond Indiana residents remain on edge as investigators from state and federal agencies joined local fire and police teams five days after a downtown blast that killed more than 40 people. Three of the injured, Bernard Demaree 66 Marie Pierott 43 both of Richmond, remain in critical condition at Reid Memorial Hospital. Glenna Lunsford 7 is in critical condition at Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
UPS
Reid Memorial Hospital
Bernard Demaree
Marie Pierott
Rich
James Whitcomb Riley
Indianapolis
Glenna Lunsford
Internal Revenue Branch Robbed of 30000 Monday
Masked bandits robbed an IRS office in Chicago on Monday taking about 30000 in cash and checks. Two guards and a teller were threatened while the trio fled after a brief confrontation. No injuries were reported and investigators pursued leads.
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Internal Revenue Branch
Chicago
Worl
Internal Revenue Service
TRS
IRS
Washington
Defense Department
Indiana
Steve Klarik
Pfccer
Jerry ‘D. Clark
Lance
Charles C. Miller
Attate
Pery
Self-Help housing program in Indiana at risk of ending
An emergency meeting in Elwood discusses maintaining the State's only Self-Help project for migrant workers. The program begun in 1957 69 with OEO funds, helps low income farm workers build homes with FHA loans. The staff cites funding cuts and political pressure as threats to completion and vows to continue supporting migrants as volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Indiana
Office of Economic Opportunity
AMOS
Associated Migrant Opportunity Services
International Self-Help Office
Washington
D.C
FHA
Farm Home Administration
Dept. of Agriculture
Wey S
Economy For March Improves Says IESD Chief Parks
Indiana Employment Security Division Director W H Parks reported a relative economy improvement for March with no significant layoffs. Initial claims filed fell to 17 425 from February 31 580 and were down from March last year 22 359. Job openings rose to 13 429 and 8 571 jobs were filled, up from February.
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Iwianaruuis Curl
Indiana Employment Security Division
W.H
Parks
Distinguished Scholars Named From Anderson Schools in County
From Page One the AD Serson Chamber of Commerce initiated the Distinguished Scholar Award program now adopted in many counties. Top students from Anderson School City Neel Douglass ndison High School and Highland High with sponsors were named. Autopsy sought to determine death cause as grand jury timing unclear. Clifford Johnson Moore funeral services scheduled with burial at Maplewood Cemetery. Johnson, born Feb 9 1928, survived by Veronica and family, longtime Lapel resident with Marine Corps service. Diplomatic signals from Western and Communist sides warn site disputes could delay peace talks in Vietnam context.
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Pape
G. E. Ebbertt
Anderson School City
Neel Douglass
Clifford ‘Johnson
J. (Whitey) Moore
Brown & Buzz
Ireang
Edwin Pile
White House
Lapel Methodist Church
Johnson
Hanoi
Maplewood
Anderson
Mr. Moore
Lapel
Vietnam
Clit
Washington
Departford R
Rowena
Pacific
Marine Corps
Veronica
Delbert G
Camp Pendleton
Calif
U.S. Marines
Wilbur
Robert
Arlene) Pettigrew
Phillip
Betty) Hesson
Pope Plans Four Foot Median Strip And Sidewalks
The bridge project, in planning for years, will reroute downtown traffic and aid rehabilitation of Anderson's downtown area. GOP Women continued coverage notes a local political figure, McDonald, a graduate of Emory University with international trade studies at LSE. He served as a 1964 Republican National Convention delegate and is a member of the Republican National Finance Committee and the Tennessee Republican State Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Anderson
GOP
One Ose Prises, Inc
Emory University
Atlanta
London
England
School of Economics
McDonald
Republican National Finance Committee
Tennessee Republican State Committee
Missing Man Eric Galt Sows Mystery Across Birmingham
The Detroit AP report traces Eric Galt a Birmingham boarding house, listing his Pascagoula origin, Alabama license attempts, a white Mustang purchase, and a safety deposit box. Trace elements include a Birmingham Trust Bank box, a Chicago package, and limited post-Galt contact. Local died Leonard McRoberts funeral today in Elwood as Curtisville crash injuries appear non fatal.
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Pane
Pascagoula
Igi
Cherpes
Gearpes
Lgalls Iron Works
Ingalls
Pas
Eric Galt
Birmingham
Galt
Chicago
Mobile
Eric Starve Galt
Maren T
Montgomery
Birmingham Trust
National ‘Bank
Cherpes’ Place
Funeral Services Planned For Damon Runyon Jr
Private funeral services are scheduled in Cincinnati for Damon Runyon Jr., son of the famed author. He died Sunday afternoon after leaping from a park bridge and was found in a hollow creek beneath the 52 foot ally PY Street Bridge. Runyon, 48, was dead on arrival at Jeongetown Hospital. He worked as a correspondent for the Washington Examiner and previously for the New York Herald Tribune, World Journal Tribune, and INS. His body will be returned to Cincinnati for private services, likely Tuesday. His former wife and two children reside in Cincinnati.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Damon Runyon Jr
Park Bridge
Runyon
Hallow Creek
Ally PY Street
Jeongetown Hospital
Washington Examiner
New York Herald Tribune
The
World Journal ‘Tribune
International News Service
INS
Examiner
Cunyon
Weather Impacts Drain City Streets But No Major Accidents
Heavy rains slowed traffic as Pee One and surrounding areas faced slick roads. Driving conditions were hazardous yet no serious tire mishaps or injuries were reported across the city during the downpour.
Battle Near Tan Son Nhut Kills Eight Paratroopers
Defense report says eight Viet Cong killed as fighting flared Monday near Tan Son Nhut air base. Six U S paratroopers died and no guerrilla losses were reported. Observers link the clash to a broader push with North Vietnamese tanks spotted nearby.
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Cial
Lang
Robert F. Rowley 1898 1918 BelN Bel lingham native dies at home
Robert F. Rowley, 20, of Bel lingham Washington, died Sunday at his home. He attended Anderson High School class of 1918 and played guard on The Wonder Five under coach A R Staggs, a runner up in the 1918 state finals. He worked for Standard Oil in Bellingham before retiring years ago. Born in Muncie in August 189? Survivors include his sister Mrs Jarriett B Hefler.
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Robert Rowley
Robert F. Rowley
Bellingham
Wash
Jarriett B. Hefler
Mr. Rowley
Anderson High School
Wonder Five
A. R. Staggs
Rowley
Standard Oil Company
Muncie
Horace E
Lucinda G. Rowley
Obituary notes span county figures and families
Edgar Thurston 78 farmer of Alexandria route 1 and former Madison County Commissioner dies after illness since a November accident. Rest of obituaries list Inglis infant and Arthur L Bailey retiree railman with services in Anderson area. Multiple survivors and funeral details noted.
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Listings report multiple local deaths including Mrs. Ethel Suddruth Pendleton age 35 of Rt 1 Pendleton died at Indianapolis General Hospital after months of illness. Patti Fort Greenfield 15 month old daughter of David and Clara Fort died Sunday noon. Walter L Runsel 45 of Lapel had last rites at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home. Don S Smith 53 formerly of Muncie died in Toledo Ohio. Floods hit Christchurch New Zealand described as the worst since 1913 impacting hundreds of people.
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Earl Surber
Earl
Jack) Surber
Big Barbee Lake
Anderson
Clearwater
Fla
Harris and Troxel
North Webster
Katherine
Fred Surber
Indianapolis
Donald Surber
Toledo
Ohio
Roy Surber
Marion
Harry Surber
IRS
Mary Fox
Fitzgerald and Son Funeral Home
Albuquerque
Mary I. Fox
Fox
Houston
Tex
Guide Lamp Division
Ethel Suddruth Pendleton
Ethel Maddox Suddruth
Poke Suddruth
Rt 1
Pene Aleton
Indianapolis General Hospital
Suddruth
Dan and
Mury Ginder Potteroff
Joan May
Kay Jenkins
Pendleton
Ethel Williams
Patti Fort Greenfield
Patti Lynn Fort
David and
Clara Jo Henley Fort
Rt. 5
Greenfield
Maxwell Methodist Church
Kelli Jo
Russell Fort
Clarence Henley
Arthage
Milton Gardier
Knightstown
Ronald Seals
Fortville
Robert Gearheart
Gravel Lawn
Walter Russell Lapel
Walter L. Runsel
Firestone Corp
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Lapel
Harry Smith
Lapel Eub
Brookside Cemetery
Fneral
Don $. Smith
Muncie
Don S. Smith
Parker High
Chevrolet Corporation
Naomi R. McMahan
Minnie Sells Smith
Amboy
Stephen
John
Mabel) Bunsold
Fort Wayne
Lyman
Vera) Lewis J
Lloyd Smith
Arcadia
Keith ‘Smith
Ayuate “Meeks Mortuary
Christchurch
New Zealand
UPD
Welllington
Laymen Life names leaders at annual meeting in Indiana
At the Laymen Life annual meeting in Indiana, Hobert Heitz was renamed president along with Everett A. Hartung as chairman. The report highlighted a goal of 100 million dollars in life business for 1988 and noted rising life force, premium income, and new agents achieving million-dollar production. Directors and officers were reappointed or renamed, with Roby set for the investment committee and ties to local civic groups and banking circles.
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Indiana
Head Carters
Hobert Heitz
Everett A. Hartung
Reitz
Flavy Brown
Jack B. Strunk
Gordon K. Reitz
Carl T. Smith
Fred J. “Matthews
Anderson Banking Company
Roby
Anderson
Ealth
Aetire
Region UI
Indiana Bankers Association
US Soc
YMCA
Bill Wilson's Boys' Club
St. John's Hickey Memorial” Hospital
First Methods
Lawmen Life’ Investment Committee
Uni
Comany
Millio Dollar Club
Woman Delivers Premature Baby In Flight Over Arizona
In Arizona an Air Force helicopter at 7000 feet over Williams delivered a premature daughter to a 22 year old woman named Barbara Paya who had been evacuated from the Grand Canyon Havasupai reservation after a horse accident. Maj. W E Romberger and Sgt. Frederick L Reuter assisted.
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Rhoenix
Barbara Paya
Sunday
Air Force
Williams
Arizona
Havasupai
Grand Canyon
W.E. Romberger
Frederick L. Reuter
Luke Air
He Force Base
Drainage Board
William Wood
Ralph McCord
Everett Stottlemyer
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McCarthy
Eugene J.mccarthy
D-Minn
Capitol Hill
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Hubert H. Humphrey
New England
Logansport
UPI
John Shafer
Shafer
National Lumbermen's Association
Indiana Hardwood Lumbermen's Association
South Bend
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
IESD
Woodmen Accident ‘and Life Company
U.S
Gene Rangoon
New Delhi
Vientaine
North Vietnam
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Warsaw
Aanaula
Park
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thien
Gen
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
William P. Bundy
McCain Q
Defense
Cyrus Vance
Germany
Alexandria
Dennis L. Fuller
Edward
Jack) Fuller
W. van Buren
Roeblington
U.S. Army Signal Corps
McRoberts
Leonard McRoberts
S. D St
Copher
Fesler
Wome
Vincent Me
Glynn
Sunset Memorial Park
Amshelon
Caldwell
Mercy Hostal
Curtisville
Vicki Reynolds
Dunniday
Damon Runyon
Lang Camp
West
A Shau
Hue
Khe Sanh
Fred James
Riverwood
Geto
Paul Alexandria
Bhat
Dunnichay Fueral
Ginger Chareh
Etl ‘Bey
Icee
Edgar Thurston
Ies
Alexandiia — Edger F. Thurston
Turtle Creek
Madison County
R.O.P
Molly
Stanley Thurston
Ida Mae Stephenson
Thurston
Epworth Methodist Church
Farm Bureau
Ralph ‘Thurston
Summitville
Ruth)Foster
Noblesville
Mildred) Latchaw
Alveria
Neltie Washburn
Charles
McGee
Sam
Alexan
Karl M. Kyle
Philip‘ Blake
Parkview
Inglis
Danda Lee Inglis
Frederick Inglis Jr
Merribeth Stanley “Inglis
Ale
Fred Jagi Shederson
Brunell Inglis
William Ingglis
Everett Waterman
Allenhurst
Blanche Stanley
Elea‘or
Arthur Bailey
Arthur L. Bailey
Prentwood
New York Central Railroad
Oy Central Indiana Railroad
Lebanon
M.A
Katherine Beam Bailey
Harold E. Rozelle
Harold Rainbolt
Southview Wesleyan Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Nellie McCalister
Jetersonville
Betty Ruth Boaz
Lawrence
Barbara Boaz
Estancie
N.M
Charies ‘A. Bailey
Abram (Leo) Bailey
US. Navy
Okland
Naven Mesmillan
Ralph McMillan
Winter Haven
Florida
Ida, Delamore McMillan
Aurora
Carol McMillan
First Christian Church
Winter Hay m
Ott-Laughlin
Winer Haven
Ethel Winkler
Goldie
Pritchard
Here
Ne Ketcham
Mary Callahan
Mary Ola Callahan
Rt. 2
Bryant
Sunda
Virgil C. Callahan
Daleville
Rodney Sink
Yorktown
Chester Callahan
Bryant Methodist Church
Baird - Freeman
Portland
Madison
Citizens Banking CO
Rozelle Funeral Home
Rt Rsa
Sonotone OF
Citizens Bank
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