Nominations for Emmy Awards Hit Over 250 Entries
New York AP report says more than 250 nominations in 40 categories for Emmy awards were organized Tuesday by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. The 6,009 members of the academy will be joined by over 400 panelists. Awards are set for May 15 on NBC from New York and Hollywood.
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New York
Emmy
National Academy of ‘Television Arts and Sciences
Sondey
NBC
Hollywood
ABC
National’ Educational Television
NET
Playhouse
Chis
Eliza
Dr My
Hyde
Unete Wary
Cose
Raymoun Bare
Ronsife
Mel
Yyh Douglas
CBS
Enrge C.sealt
Eli Wallard
van Uelin
Dama
Judith Amerson
Elizabeth the Queen
Genevieve Harold
St. Joan
Colleen Dewhurst
CHS
Anne Jackson
Yale
Raymond Burr
Bill Cosby
Robert
Culp
Ben “Garzara
Martin Landau
Endress Wa Aleading Ole
Barbara Bain
Diana
Rigg
Barbara Stanwyck
Telephone
Deay, Marlin
Rowan and Marlin
Caey Hu
Mlisteroger
Solid Heads Community Club Elects 1968-69 Officers
Charles Solid was elected president of the East Side Community Club for 1968-69. He will assume duties when the new season opens in September, succeeding outgoing president William Haxter. Other officers include Witham, Kiely as vice president, Earl Woollam as treasurer, Keith Jones as secretary, Clifore Tuif sergeant at arms, and James Keesling Hay Wood Carl Alexander and Dale Richardson as board members. A May 7 board meeting will be held at the Nay Wead home Esth Street. The dinner program featured talks by foreign students Marie Ceballos from Ecuador Maria Alves Fortenent and Satelo Rehbein Chill. Rey Westeman reported progress toward construction of a new Eighth Street Bridge, set to start soon, in cooperation with the American Field Service Committee.
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Charles Solid
East Side Community Club
Solid
William Haxter
Witham
Kiely
Vicw
Earl] Woollam
Kéihl Jones
Clifore
Tuif
James Keesling
Hay Wood
Carl Alexander
Dale Nichardson
Nay Wead
Esth St
Marie Ceballos
Edcuador
Maria Alves
Fort: Nent
Axd
Satelo Rehbein
Chill
Anderson
American Field Service Committee
Studertexelangt
Rey Westeman
Dissenters Lose In Top Russian Court
In Moscow the Russian supreme court upheld the January Moscow trial verdicts against four young anti-Soviet dissidents linked to the National Union of Russian Solidarists. Yuri Galanskoy, Alex Ginzburg, Alexei Dobrovolsky, and Vera Lashkova face prison terms from seven to one year. Relatives said they expected at least some sentence reductions amid protests from friends abroad. The case drew international attention and sparked warnings of further government reprisals.
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Moscow
UPI
Russian Supreme Court
Funes
Vale Property
Indiana Dunes
Dofevidants
Sonrt
Qenot
Yuri Galanskoy
Alex Ginzburg
Alexei Dobrovolsky
Vera Lashkova
National Union of Russian Solidarists
NTS
Washinguin
Aip
North Vietnam
Communist Party
Kremlin
Ginzburg
Daniel
Andrei Sinyaysky
Horis Zotatul
Soviet Union
Ginzhug
Des Moines
City and AFSCME reach pact ending par strike
Negotiators from the city and the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes disclosed they had reached an accord. Voters in sanitation departments approved the deal unanimously while the council passed it 12 to 1 with Robert James dissenting, citing unmet promises. Councilman J O Patterson said the agreement was nearly the same as the prior version, though later objections caused turmoil.
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American Federation of State
Robert James
Patterson
Record GNP rise and inflation effect in first quarter
Government data show a sustained rise in gross national product through the first quarter with inflation contributing to the gain. Consumer spending led the advance, while durable and nondurable goods demand rose and inventories slowed. Automobiles, furniture, and foreign car sales boosted totals, with after tax income gains and a lower savings rate noted.
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Congress
Johnson
Mpal
McCarthy and Kennedy in sizzling party conflicts amid primary fights
A jumble of campaign maneuvers and labor tensions unfolds across states. Senator Eugene J. McCarthy and Senator Kennedy court endorsements, while a Memphis sanitation workers dispute pushes to resolution. President Johnson oversight and military figures appear in a broader political and public labor context. A separate drowning accident in Hagerstown reports the death of Ronald DeVinney, 9, after a pond incident.
Kindergarten Enrollment Schedule and Procedures
The 1968 kindergarten roundup outlines enrollment hours 8:50 to 12:30 and 1:30 to 3:00 at most schools with Contal Avenue and HK Street offering half-day enrollment only. A school nurse and speech therapist will assist with enrollment. some students may accompany parents to the process.
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Contal Avenue
HK Street
Palftay
F.avglisinther
Soutlyview
25Th Street
6Th Street
Riley
Shawalha
Brentwood
Park Place
Columbia
Jarl Lindberg
Shadeland
Roosevelt
Washington
Edgewood
West‘vale
10Th Street
7Th Street
Kem
Uly
Meattowsbrook
Klazelool
Franklin
Langledlaw
North Anderson
Forest
Centract Avenue
Aim
Blues
Chesterfield to Honor Flag Days Parade and Memorial Program
Chesterfield residents plan a May 25 parade directed by Garland W eis with Gov. Roger Dr. Branigin as a guest speaker. The ceremony at the new Town Hall will raise all flags and include students from Chesterfield Schools learning the flag's history. Funeral details for Henry Sink are listed, with survivors and service times, as part of a separate obituary notice.
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Chesterfield
U. S. Navy
Lablnng
Tee Church
Brethred
Powell
Grjtirees Club
VFW
Union City
Garland Weis
Roger Dr. Branigin
Tealure
Brenigin
Chesterfield Town Hall
Marine Patrol Fron Fass One Amid Khe Sanh Siege
Reports from Vietnam describe heavy U S air operations around Khe Sanh and Haiphong with multiple aircraft losses and fierce antiaircraft fire. Spokesmen cite 295 Americans and 104 Communists killed near Khe Sanh as bomb curtailment continues.
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Isuspecea
Bamp
Kantor City
Khe-Saph
North Vietnam
Tassit
Hanoi
Haiphong
An Wea
20Th Parallel
Cass
Khe Sanh
U.S
Panhandle
Asm
UPI
Khe Sant
Intervsts
Saigon
Dong Hoi
Baan
Escapee from Indiana boys school shot by city patrolman
Indianapolis AP report says Michael A. Allen age 17, an escapee from the Indiana Boys School, was shot and seriously wounded by a motorcycle patrolman after a car theft attempt and confrontation. Allen, an Indianapolis resident serving time for larceny and burglary, had previously escaped from the school. He remained in serious condition with multiple gunshot wounds at an Indianapolis hospital.
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Indianapolis
Michael A. Allen
Andiana
Plainfield
Pan Annee
Allen
Mary McClaine
Indianpolis
Annee
Saif Mion
Obituaries From Madison Area Deaths
Obituary notices report James H. Hatley 43 of RLy 5 death at Community Hospital after heart illness. He lived six years in Anderson, formerly from Indianapolis, WWII veteran born Oct 2, 1924 in Sequatchie Tenn. Survived by widow Patricia two sons Philip Wayne Billy Joe plus stepson Terry Let Graves and several relatives. Funeral Thursday 1:39 p.m. at Brown and Bus Funeral Home with burial at Grove Lawn Cemetery. friends may visit after 9:30 p.m. today. Oscar F Benbow 72 of Scatterfeld Rd, entombment Thursday 1:30 p.m. at Baker Brothers Funeral Name with Rev John Siner presiding. entombment in Eley Ridge Mausoleum. Visitation today 2–9 p.m. Retired 1965 from Guide Lamp as paint shop foreman. Survived by widow, two children Mark Benbow Dayton and Mary Cave Anderson, brother Paul Benbow Gaston, sister Mrs Harry Hessaner Miele, and grandchild. Mary Jane Wise 33, wife of Harold Wise Shelbyville, died Monday after five weeks illness. Native of Anderson, daughter of late Dr S J Stotllemyer and Ethel Stinson Stotttlemyer, attended local schools Ball State. married in 1941 to Mr Wise. Lived in Fort Wayne before Shelbyville move. husband works for General Electric. Survived by husband and nephew Forest Ryan. member of First Presbyterian Church Omega Nu Tau Sorority and various clubs. active in Orders. Visitation at Ewing Funeral Home Shelbyville after 1 p.m. today. funeral Thursday 2:30 p.m. with East Maplewood Cemetery, Anderson burial.
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James Watley
James H. Hatley
Rly- 5
Nalley
Indianapolis
Sequatehle
Tenn
Brown and Bus
Steward Webber
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Oscar Benbow
Oscar F. Benbow
Scatterfeld Ra
Baker Brothers
John Siner
Eley Ridge
Baker Mortuary
Benbow
Thorning
St John's Hospital
Guide Lamp
Anderson
Gaston
Mark
Emma McCormick Banbow
Masonic
Matthews
Valley of Indianayjolis
MHS
Mary Jane Wise
Mary Jane Stodllemyer Wise
Harold Wise
Shelbyylite
S. Js Stotllemyer
Ethel. Stinson Stottlemyer
Ieeall
Ball State University
Sir. Wise
Thaj
Order of Baston Star
Shelbyville
Ewing
Ferber connected to Pulitzer winner Clifford Moore rites
Edna Ferber wired details for Clifford J. (Whiley) Bicore, with final rites set this afternoon at 3:30 pm in Butte. Robert F. Rowley, 8, formerly of Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein era, is among the deceased. Funeral arrangements place the service in Bellingham and East Maplewood Cemetery in the Rowley family plot. Mrs Harriet Bellar is a sister. The report notes films of the work and the Missis River themes.
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Clifford Moore
Clifford J
Whiley
Tsa
Brown and Bute
Son
Middletown
Miss Ferber
Robert Rowley
James
Ams Floating Palace
Westward
Bellingham, Wash
Robert
F. Rowley
Jerome Kern
Oscar Ham
Mexstein
East Maplewood Cemetery
Rowley
Harriet Beller
Chicago
Congress approves 2 million for Indiana dunes land purchase
Congress allocated 2 million to the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore for emergency land acquisitions. Senators Birch Bayh and J Edward Roush announced approval by the Senate and House Interior Appropriations Subcommittees. The National Park Service will use about 753 thousand to buy land in the area.
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Washington Cupt
Congress
Ontarion Department
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
Birch Bayh
J. Edward Roush
Indiana
NPS Plans Property Exchange Site Near Mineral Springs
NPS officials said contract arrangements and property appraisals are in good shape. A regional team will begin negotiations next Tuesday or Wednesday. A land acquisition office will be set up near Mineral Springs and Waverly Roads to transact the exchange of private property to NES.
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NPS
Enreidor
S. 12
Mineral Springs
Waverly Roads
NES
Ambiguous Note Sparks Debate on Space Sale Plan
A cryptic message involving BJ and aides Coniiz and From Pegs One questions whether a spacedil selllimaent is genuinely desired, prompting speculation about the plan and its motives. The fragment hints at internal disagreement and unclear outcomes.
Markleville Horse Club Rides To Church Services
The Markleville 4H Bit and Bridle Club plans a May 19 ride to Ovid Community Church with Aaron Sparks leading from the meeting point. After services the group returns to the Sparks home for rest and recreation. The next gathering is set for May 4 to help horses adapt to riding together.
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Markleville Horse Club
Markle
Last Rites Thursday For Edgar Thurston
Final rites for Edgy F. Thurston 74 farmer of Rt 1 Alexandria set for 1 40 am Thursday at Earl M Kyle Funeral Home Rev Philip Blake to officiate Interment in Parkyluw Cemetery Family receiving friends at Kyle Mortuary
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Alexandria
Edgy
F. Thurston
Farmer
Rt. 1
Earl M. Kyle
Philip Blake
Parkyluw
Kyle Mortuary
School Board Discusses Proposed Schedule and Insurance Plans
The School Board reviewed tentative items including changing the effective date of a new schedule, an improved hospital insurance program for teachers offering $100 to some, and a revised sick leave plan. Other topics covered were teacher retirement, building needs, and classroom crowding, with a follow up meeting set for April 23 at 7 p.m. in the School Administration Building.
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Harrison
Wanloud
Angus
Sed Harrison
S&ions Board
Feachers
Schoul
Choir Program Psalm 92 and Other Hymns Readied
East side congregation continues a Sunday mission series with the theme Afden Rev Dan Johnson of the Scival of Theology at Anderson College speaking at dinner. Group discussions follow at various levels amid an African meat feature. Also notes surge in frozen orange juice sales in Orlando.
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Gerthied
Georg Schiremann
Ralph Daghan
Pari Jl
Itige
Merrill
Williams — Benglson
Warner Benglson
Paul Christiansen
Zoltan Kodaly
Hebbert Drassel
Willian Dawson
St. Cecilia
Charles Gounod
Tooms
Randall ‘Hompson
Jean Berger
Gordon Young
Eastside
Dan Johnson
Te Scival of Theology
Andersson College
Orlando
Fla
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Sears Cannes
Solid Heads Community Club
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South Korea
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Honolulu
Cyrus
Seoul
Tlems
Korea
Johnson Park
Wally
Henry A Kaikor
Meastalyynghy
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Lominule
Bono
Jou
Camp Ilm
Savih
Pacific
Adni
Dwight Beach
John D. Ryan
Pacific Air Forces
Victor
Krulak
Glyllians
Grout
Cyrus Vanen
Walt W. Rostow
Wiliam P. Bundy
Winthrop Brown
State Department
Sharp
Amati
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Oregon
Kennedy
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Eugene J. McCarthy
James H. Scheder
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Howe
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Swember
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James M. Lawson
Stelkers
Lawson
Martin Luther King
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King
Alf
LBI
James Reynolds
Memphis
Es McCain
Earle G. Wheeler
Sanitation Department
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Adm
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Navy
Pacific Fleet
J. Hyland
Nestike Claose
Orortiet
Iba
Hagerstown
Ind
Ronald DeVinney
Carl DeVinney
Lagerstown
Jett
Poe O
Toledo
Sonsiavea Ram
Henry
Yan Cottrell Sink
Fridey
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Elden Petey
Maplewood Cemeecye
Anna Barbara
Katherine Drigkell
Aneferson
Audley Church
United States
Henry Francis
Frank) Sink
St. John's Hospital
Marine Patrol
Berkeley — Scientists
Madison
Edna Ferber
Wired Free
Ponym Penh
Warsaw
Nhan Dan
Phnom Peoh
Butte Maciine ST. Paul
Arthur Bailey
Arthur B
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Brentwood Dr
Harelis
Rozelle Fusieral
Harold Rainbolt
Usauthyrey Wesleyan
Anderson Memorial Park
Mes
Ethel Sundruti
Pendleton
Cornell Bright
Ethel Maddox Sud
Druth
Poke Sud
New Pists
Andlerap
Summitville
Dedical Christian Church
Disciples Ofj
H. G. Gealhich
Inday
Wil
Dianapolis
Dedica Educational Unit
Forstlelimax
Dunes Fund
James Buchanan
Buchanan
Dickinson College
Pennsylvania
Thore
Dhouns Dulya
Massengill
Edgar Thurston
J.C. Hoover
Alto
Thor Mesma
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