23 Apr 1969
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1969
Page
1
Washington students vow to protest induction, stating a personal conscience leads them to refuse participation. They argue that induction could harm themselves and others and would be irresponsible for their county and country.
A damage suit for 75 000 was filed Tuesday in Superior Court against Central Indiana Gas to Reby Roberts of the Anderson Motor Hotel. He claims the utility shut off gas without notice on April 45 and again in February under similar circumstances, with service restored later. Attorneys McKard Ky and Hicker filed the suit.
Elwood Judge Michael Tancey presided Tuesday evening at Elwood City Court. Tick W Stevens 17 faces reckless driving and registration charges with a May 2 trial. Donald Martin 38 charged with theft by deception. Michael Metz 17 charged with reckless driving. Robert F Parker 33 has motions to suppress evidence in a driving under the influence case. Special Judge Wayne Wimmer sustained the motion for Parker.
List of newborns and parents in the vicinity including families from Middletown Alexandria and local addresses. Names such as Mr and Mrs John Chavk, Mr and Mrs C Turkier, Mr and Mrs Wellace Howard, and Mr and Mrs Horace Ragland appear with baby boy or girl announcements. Some lines include incomplete spellings and uncertain details.
Fragmentary notice outlines YMCA activities including youth, kindergarten, gym, open gym, weight room, swimming, and coed classes. Mentions adult and family schedules, with unclear times and locations within the facility. Names and exact terms are incomplete, but the card reflects a broad daily program mix at the YMCA.
Former pastor Orville W. Rees returns to the city to lead a revival aimed at youth mental health and moral concerns. The congregation and unaffiliated worshippers are urged to attend regular services and the ongoing revival through Mother's Day with Rees speaking at the May 1 schedule.
Purdue students and football star Levy Keyes were arrested then released during protests over a proposed tuition increase of 300 dollars for Indiana residents and 500 for out of state students. The union building sit-in entered its second week as a bomb scare briefly evacuated the building and faculty groups voiced support for student actions.
Washington AP report outlines a crime crackdown plan focusing on gambling and use of gaming profits to infiltrate legitimate businesses. Senate Republicans led by Everett Dirksen are reported to back the administration's message to Congress due Wednesday.
The article reports Negro students seeking a weekly spending allowance from the college to ease economic burdens. President Moyat Sulzer planned to meet the group Wednesday to discuss their demand. One student said spending habits differ from whites and claimed Negroes need funds to buy clothing.
Bethany Church announces a bonding program starting Sunday with the Economy Plan of Chief Finance speaker Hal M. Ryle at both the Guid end 1060 Amn service and the 1 p.m. service. Registrations for First Mortgage Bonds at an agreed rate will be taken and rallies scheduled each evening from April 7 at 7 20 p.m. Information lines FG-9719 or BAZ, and a dinner May 2 at 6 40 p.m. conclude with church leaders Max Whitrovan and Iain Dixon as Division Chairmen.
Washington report details Justice Department remarks urging Alexander to resign from the EEOC over civil rights policy criticism. Leonard criticized current policy while noting no immediate removal, and Alexander defended his stance as he plans to press for equal opportunity.
Edward H. Gheenpheld, longtime Hancock County official and mason, dies at 70 in Anderson. Survived by a granddaughter, a great grandson, and relatives in Oklahoma. Final rites set for Tuesday at Pasco Memorial Mortuary Greenfield. Russell Webb, 88, of Frankton died at Goshen Hospital after residing in Syracuse. Formerly of Madison County, he served in the Dek Division and was married to Julie Bordurant.
Hillcrest Church of Christ in Indianapolis announces a series of evangelistic meetings led by G P Holt, missionary from Indianapolis, slated for 7:30 PM CDT across early April. Holt has recently conducted large services and will speak at the church on Sherman Street, inviting all races to attend.
Mrs. Florence Fy Auley, 50, wife of Peter Auler of Queens, died after an extended illness. She had resided in the area and leaves several daughters and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are announced with services Friday at the funeral home and interment in Chester Cemetery.
Nixon plans to attend the Kentucky Derby as part of a visit with public figures and officials. The story notes the event is set for Derby Day with national attention and mentions arrangements and expected schedules. Readers are kept informed on the presidential trip’s timing and potential speech opportunities at the Downs and related venues.
Testimony details an inmate knife attack and ensuing chaos as guards faced fear of further violence. Witnesses describe large crowds in the mess hall, violations of order, and attempts to subdue the assailant with weapons.
Madison County Young Republicans met Thursday evening at GOP headquarters naming officers and welcoming attendees. The session noted plans and discussed a new trial motion in the Luther Ring murder case, with Madison County members including Wall Kalisz Malinda Moyers Pat Branch Barbara Mutton Mary Jane Baker Jon Nogele Abby Noggie and John Ware Jr. Robert W. Lill from Chattanooga attended for a tired hour and discussed court motions to be heard in Memphis May 4.
Mrs. Meir says no powers can decide Israel's fate and warns against the United States aligning with the “over free powers.” She voices deep concern over U S consent to such talks and argues for Israel's independent course.
Communities such as Aroma and Prosperity in Madison County will join a statewide Folklore conference at Indiana State University in Terre Haute. The Conference of Place Names of Indiana aims to publish a public dictionary of local forms and meanings, with Indiana State’s Ty. Mary Indona State Enel and Hoosier ei Perens coordinating invited participants.
AP report notes 40 cities along the Mississippi poised for crest with levees and drains under stress. National Guardsmen and troops readied to patrol dikes and sandbag lines while Army engineers coordinate radio operations. NATO maneuvers are mentioned as part of the region’s wider security posture.
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