Anderson Works Board Accepts Schlossberg Refuse Contract
At the Anderson Board of Public Works meeting the Schlossberg Brothers bid for city refuse disposal was accepted and contract terms set pending council approval. The board noted two of four bids met specifications, with Walbridge deemed illegal for noncompliance and higher cost. Homeowners will be required to tap into the sanitary sewer trunk line, as discussed.
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Anderson Board of Public Works
Anderson
Scholossberg Brother Company
Howard V.ehrhart
Paul H. Newhern
Ehrhart
Robert 5. Hodgson
Schlossberg’s
Neswbern
Schlussberg
Glenc. Welbridge, Anderson Refuse Company
Schlossberg Brothers
Manifold Inc
Anderson Cleanup Inc
Walbridge
Hesse Tuer
U S Troops Battle Fresh N Viet Units Near Kontum
In central highlands 26 miles west of Kontum US troops from the 4th Infantry Division fought fresh North Vietnamese regulars. After a night of bombardment and a morning counterattack the enemy withdrew. Casualties were 3 killed and 20 wounded for the US. 46 enemy dead and weapons found.
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Saigon
Central Highlands
South Vietnam
Kontum
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
U.S
First European heart transplant raises concerns over patient state
Paris doctors report Europe's first heart transplant using a new method left patient Clovis Roblain unconscious and on a respirator. The heart beat normally and no rejection signs appeared, but brain damage risk loomed as surgery chief Dr. Mercadier cited cerebral difficulty after a post operative blood pressure drop. Roblain, 6, remains alive and monitored.
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Paris
Europe
Butley
Monay
Maurice Meréndier
la Pilie Hospital
Mercadier
Clovis Roblain
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Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckla
Mr and Mrs Roger L Blecht reconcile after Blecht moves seven foot boa constrictor out of the bedroom to ease marital issues. Mrs Muriel Blecht files for divorce as the snake presence strains the relationship and he seeks a new home for the pet.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Roger L. Blecht
Nere
Blecht
Muriel Blecht
Election Feature In Herald Today
The Anderson Herald presents a readership feature directed to voters and students of political education. Prepared with the League of Women Voters of Anderson the section aims to help citizens understand government and serves as a handy reference during news questions. It is also suggested for students for class work.
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Anderson Herald
League of Wamtx Voters
Anderson
the Coutly
Redbud Festival Activities Extend Over Weekend
The Anderson Beautiful Committee sponsored the More Redbud activities at the Anderson Redbud Festival over the weekend, with participation from local Boy Scouts and community groups.
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Anderson
Area Family Injured In Sunday Wreck
Six members of a Pendleton family were injured in a two car crash at 53rd and Main Streets Sunday evening. They were treated at St. John's Hospital for whiplash and released. The Pendleton car driven by William Carl Eakes 97 was rear ended by Raymond Bennett 20. Bennett was stopped in traffic and reached for something when he accelerated. Eakes and his wife Clarice and children Mike 18 Gary 16 Dick 15 and Dennis 12 were treated. Damages were about 330 to the Eakes car and 150 to Bennett. The crash occurred at 8:35 pm. Sunday.
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Pendleton
Main Sts
St. John's Hospital
Pendleton Auto
Wiliam Carl- Bakes
East St
Pendieton
Main St
Eakes
Bennett Auto
Theor
Final Plans Readied For Primary Election
County and party officials prepared for the primary election in Madison County eight precincts next Tuesday May 7 polls open at 6 am local time. Sunday at 12 39 pm inspectors from all precincts meet in Madison Circuit Court Room to receive instructions from the County Election Board consisting of County Clerk Alpha Byrum Republican Maurice Robinson and Democrat Cranston Dennis. Inspectors will also receive registration books poll books and other records for their precincts from the Vat-
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Couity
Madison County
Madison Circuit Court Room
County Election Board
Alpha Byrum
Maurice Robinson
Cranston Dennis
Scout Recognition Dinner Promotes District Leadership
Howard Presser and Charles Shepherd of Anderson will lead the Pipe Creek District Kikthaven and Area Council Boy Scouts of America for the coming year as district chairman and district commissioner respectively. Other officers to be introduced at tonight’s 6 30 recognition dinner at Linders On The Point include John Dills James Gale of Anderson Robert Green Elwood and Robert Miller Alexandria as area vice chairmen. The district committee of institutional representatives and members at large plans and oversees Scouting activity in the Dynamic Pipareek District. The Page 2 note mentions a registration board with Lucille Patterson and Shirley Todd. polling inspectors are to be named by Republicans.
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Howard Presser
Charles Shepherd
Anderson
Pipe Creek
Kikthaven
Boy Scouts of America
Presser
Shepherd
Linder’s- On-The-Point
Join Dills
James Gale
Robert Green
Elwood
Robert Miller
Alexandria
Pipareek
Celsma
Eisenhower Taken To AFB Hospital For Chest Discomfort
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower was flown by helicopter to MARCH AFB Hospital in California after reporting chest discomfort. An aide said he had earlier felt discomfort in the afternoon following golf.
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March Afb
Calif
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Indian Wells Desert
Aad
Eisenhower
Poor People's Parade Opens in U.S. Capital
The Poor People Campaign led a march on Washington urging more money and dignity for the poor. Officials met with cabinet members but missed appointments as the demonstration pressed for enhanced job programs free meals and greater government support. Protesters warned of larger crowds if demands were not addressed.
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Washington
Orville’ Li. Freeman
Labor
W. Willard Wirte
Ramsey Clark
Martin Luther King Jr
Ralph C. Aternathy
King
Sanhom Christian Leadership Conference
Abernathy
Bertrand
Harding
Office of Economic Opportunity
Povery
Waleh
Three Sentenced In Circuit Court Session
Three individuals received sentences from Circuit Court Judge Carl T. Smith. Henry Edward Rimmer, 23, was fined 350 dollars and given 10 years for theft at Golden Imperial station on April 27, 1967, with a jury verdict. Roger Wayne Horton, 28, drew a suspended three year term for carrying a pistol in a motor vehicle without a permit on June 29, 1967. Thomas Blaine Lynch was ordered committed to Norman Hlease fara Ya.
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Circuil Court
Carl T. Smith
Henry Edward Rimmer
Indiana State Reformatory
Golden Imperial ‘Station
J. Bayne Burton
Roger Wayne Horton
Indiana
Horton
Robbins and Dietzen
Thomas Blaine Lynch
Norman Hlease Fara
AFL Local 519 Sets Wednesday Deadline For Strike
Members of AFL Local 519 in Anderson threaten a one day strike on May 1 1968 if the Anderson Board of School Trustees fails to reach a satisfactory settlement. The board and teachers union held talks and scheduled another meeting as classes would proceed if walkouts occur. The board proposed a $200 across the board raise for new bachelor level teachers with no experience, reflecting a 4.3 percent boost for top teaching experience in the classification.
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Anderson Federation of Teachers
American Federation of Teachers
Anderson Board of School Trustees
A. George Harrison
Federation
Roca
Two More Local Schools Receive Freedom Shrines
Two local schools Madison Heights Junior High School and St Andrewse Junior High School receive Freedom Shrine presentations this week as part of the Freedom Shrine Essay Contest. Anderson College official W Shirell Fox will speak at Madison Heights at 2 pm with Richard Davisson introducing. Cathy Gibzen reads her essay and Indianapolis figure J Michael Dalzell speaks at St Ambrose School on Wednesday.
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Anderson the Beautiful
Madison Heights
Ohio Avenue
Mounds Rd
MHHS
Anderson
Frank Martin
Kathy Warder
Roger Shoot
Eddie Riddle
Steve Hofer
Chris Ainsworth
Lynd Sears
Debbie Boyne
Sara Notfingham
Herald Phato
Focal
St. Androse
W. Shirell Fox
Anderson College
Madison Heights Junior High
Richard
Dick) Davisson
Anderson Exchange Club
Property Tax Deadline Set for May 6
Auditor Roy Boicourt announced the property tax exemption filing deadline is Monday May 6. The auditor's office in the courthouse is open weekdays 3 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon on May 4 for assistance, with staff Mrs. Sample and Mrs. Taylor available by phone.
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Roy Boicourt
Court House
Sample
Taylor
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Birth notices from St John’s Hospital and Community Hospital list numerous newborns. Names include Arm strong, Goy ette, Burns, Donathan, Davis, Gork, Hane cock, Jarvis, Young, Green, Crouse, Carter, Brain, and Keller sMan with addresses across Anderson area. Included are boys and girls born to various couples.
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Ralph E. Hanecock
7Th St
H. T. Jarvis
Alexandria
James. Young
William Green Now
Central Way
Cilford Crouse
Everett Carter
Eloth St
Steve Brain
Row
What
Atrs
Sylvan Kellers
Muncie
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Herald Today
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Anerson
Dana Sisson
Anderson Pitave
Colma
Scout
Lucille Patterson
Shirley Todd
Colpren
Roumand J. Gallagher
Bihop
Lafayete
St. John’s Hospital
Afb Hospital
AFL
St Ambdrosa
Brad Stinson
Tom Thrasher
William
Bill) Watkins
Anterson
Robert R. Armstrong
Madison Ave
Richard Goyette
Earl Burns
Chase St
Kenneth Donathan
Andover Rd
Elmer Davis
Sth St
James Gork
Fall Creek Or
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