Brooke Urges GOP to Seek Integrated Society at Convention
Senator Edward Brooke of Massachusetts urged Republicans to reject both white separatism and black separatism, promoting an integrated society of pluralism. Barry Goldwater condemned four years of Johnson rule and urged Nixon's nomination, while Ronald Reagan and Gov. Evans stressed unity and internal reform during keynote remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Senate
Democratic Party
United States
Tura
GOP
Nan
Brooke
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Johhnson
Richard M. Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Goldwater
White House
Daniel J. Evans
Washington
Beulah Park Fair Opens With Youth Singing and Shows
A Beulah Park fair opened with a 7 30 p m start though concessions ran in the afternoon. A crowd gathered for the first night as 4 H activities and a gold medal calf show filled the day with plans for larger crowds later in the week. Harold R Berry notes the Thursday sale of 4 H steers barrows and lambs as a major draw. Today features dairy, photography, flower and beef judging plus baton twirling at 2 p m and a talent contest at 7 30 p m.
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le Vines
Tok Crner
Lana
Beulah Park
Harold R. Berry
Berry
Beehive Herds Deemed Livestock in Wyoming Law
In Wyoming a ruling classifies bee hives as livestock for legal purposes affecting property and agricultural regulations. The decision defines bees as farm animals under state livestock law, impacting licensing taxes and custody of pollination resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Joy Lynn Bakery Announces Summer Vacation Closure
Joy Lynn Bakery will close for vacation from July 29 through August 12, returning to service after the hiatus. The note provides dates and confirms business interruption for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Lynn Bakery
Anderson planners weigh neighborhood facilities and new projects
City officials discuss feasibility of adding an outdoor pool and other neighborhood amenities in Anderson. Private capital may fund a drag strip and several new developments including restaurants, automotive service centers, housing complexes, and a large water treatment facility, with total 1968 private construction at roughly 9.8 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Anderson
Priest
Ivate Capital
Unds
Muncie
Carl Erskine
Jack Hollis
Jim King
George Smith
New Arrivals List of Local Births and Addresses
A series of birth notices record new babies born to families in multiple towns. Parents include Gilman Summitville a boy Simons 1912 Central Ave a girl Bell Mitville a boy Sparks 1235 E 28th St a boy Van Metre Yorktown a boy Pitts 2206 W 15th St a girl and G Kane Indianapolis a girl at Methodist Hospital. Maternal grandparents named Robert N Shoemaker of Anderson.
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Delaware St
Michael Gilman
Summitville
Harold Simmons
Central Ave
R. E. Bell
Mitville
Carl Sparks
28Th St
J. B. van Metre
Yorktown
William Pitts
15Th St
Burger Chef to Open Soon With New Drive-In
A Burger Chef outlet will open soon at a site already under construction. The project cost is $50,000 and another Burger Chef drive-in is being built nearby.
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Anderson
E. 53Rd St
Lucky Steer
Broadway
Sears Roebuck and Company
Tire and Battery
E. 13Th Street
City salaries examined with 1969 increases and HUD note
The article details salaries funded from various city funds for roles including City Controller, Deputy City Controller, City Attorney, City Engineer, Plumbing and Electrical Inspectors, Traffic Signal Engineer, and Executive Secretary. Redevelopment Commission wages rise by 8,430 with HUD funding pending approval for an office park planner and future growth study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
HUD
Interstate Rail Crash In Florida Injures Dozens
Nearly 200 people released and 70 treated at the scene after the Seaboard Coast Line Silver Meteor collided with its sister train near Winter Haven. Seven diesel engines and 14 cars derailed with mangled luggage, glass and debris strewn along the tracks. Passenger Charles Edison, 78, escaped injury.
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Seaboard Coast Line
Winter Haven
New Jersey
New York
Dental appointments cancelled through Sept 3
All dental appointments are cancelled due to illness through September 3. Dr. George J. Wessar oversees the cancellations.
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George J. Wessar
Helen L. Troxell Rites Planned in Anderson
Mrs. Helen L. Troxell 57 of 1326 Central Ave died Sunday at St. John's Hospital after a long illness. She worked 35 years for Indiana Bell before retirement and was a life member of the Pioneers of Indiana Bell. Born January 26, 1911 in Anderson, she was a Central Christian Church member. Survived by two sisters in Anderson and several others, funeral at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Wednesday at 10 a.m. with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may visit today 2 to 9 p.m.
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Helen L. Troxell
Central Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Troxell
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Pioneers of
Indiana Bell
Anderson
Oscar
Margaret Lawrence
Central Christian Church
Virgil
Marie) Smith
Andrew
Pauline) Skiles
Emma Crouse
Frank Lewis
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Wallace Bauer
Gene Baldwin
Kenneth
Cecil Baldwin
Noblesville
Glenn Baldwin
Sullivan
Baker Brothers Funeral
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian
Eva May Dresher
Will Dresher
Walnut St
Indianapolis
Henry County
Henry E
Ida M. Lindsay Little
Dresher
Dorothy Butcher
Shirley
Andy
Lee Moore
Mechanicsburg
Nora Mitterspaugh
Brown and Butz
James Judd
Mechanicsburg Wesleyan Church
Daniel A. Greig
Richard
Fannie) Bergeman
Norwood Way
Rushmore
Minn
Sioux Falls
S. D
First Methodist Church
Sarah M
George W. Grieg
Philadelphia
Paul A. Greig
Spokane
Wash
Lester Grieg
Ida Eastwold
California
Harold E. Rozelle
Miller Funeral Home
Right of Entry Details for Meadowbrook Water Lines
Powell explains required right of entry before water main connections can begin. Homes on Andover Rd and surrounding blocks, Fairfax Addition, and other streets listed face trench work, root restoration at no homeowner cost, and eventually new water service once agreements are signed. The board progresses sewer hearing plans and sewer taps approvals amid easement and plan delays.
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Meadowbrook
Powell
Andover Rd
Brown St
W. 37Th St
Haverhill Dr
Madison Ave
N. Parkway Dr
Ringwood Way
South Dr
W. 33Rd St
W. 34Th St
W. Post Rd
W. 12Th St
Brookline
Fairfax Addition
Fairfax St
Lennox
Chester St
Ridgewood Dr
Chesterfield Dr
E. 10Th St
Nursery Rd
Steeg & Associates, Inc
53Rd St
Ind. 67
Harold Smith
Cross St
Smith
Board of Public Works
Evergreen Valley Addition
Robert Hodson
Paul Newbern
Main St
Greenway Dr
Drexel Dr
46Th St
Southern Ave
18Th St
Palestinian commando killed by stray bullet in Jordan
A ceremonial shot at burial services for Israeli air raid casualties killed a Palestinian commando and wounded others as guerrilla units fired rifles into the air in Amman Jordan. The incident underscores rising tensions after the Sunday air raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amman
Jordan
Vietnam War Updates From Mekong Delta and Da Nang
Paratroopers of the 199th Light Infantry Brigade faced shrapnel during a patrol 13 miles southeast of Saigon. Davis of Waltham Massachusetts rejoined the firefight after bandaging and called the clash an occupational hazard. In another battle 24 miles southwest of Saigon American troops killed 41 enemy and captured 19 weapons as 500 infantrymen surrounded the area while helicopters were shot down. A white flag Viet Cong lure near Da Nang led to a helicopter downing but crew rescued. The two helicopter losses lifted total U S choppers down in combat to 803. A small Army plane was also downed near Dak Pe but crew survived. Government spokesmen said South Vietnam’s regular forces rose 19 percent and militia 17 percent in four months, to 332,000 and 360,000 respectively.
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199Th Light Infantry
Saigon
Davis
Waltham
Mass
Mekong
da Nang
South Vietnam
Highlands
Dak Pe
Anderson Obituary Thomas D. Curtis 78 restaurateur dies
Thomas D. Curtis 78 a retired restauranteur and cafeteria owner died Monday at Marion General Hospital after illness since June. A native of Tripolis Greece he moved to Anderson in 1905 and later owned restaurants in Anderson Wabash and Marion. He is survived by three children five grandchildren and siblings in Greece. Funeral services set at Raven Funeral Home with interment in Grant Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Thomas D. Curtis
Marion General Hospital
Tripolis
Greece
Anderson
Wabash
Marion
Pansy Susanne
Elwood
Curtis
Greek Orthodox Church
Indianapolis
Ahepa
Optimist Club
Moose Lodge
Fraternal Order of Police
Thomas D. Curtis III
Norman, Okla
Donald
Libby) Coombs
Fort Wayne
Phillip
Madonna) Satterwaite
Raven Funeral Home
H. Apostolikos
Church of the Holy Trinity of
Grant Memorial Park
Charles Benbow obituary outlines Anderson printing career
Charles Benbow born March 31 1886 in Anderson son of Cyrus and Mary Skinner Benbow. He worked at The Anderson Herald from 1906 rising to head press man and head of stereotyping before retiring in 1967. Surviving: wife none listed, daughters Mary Leffen and Linda Bates, sons Charles Del and David, sister Grace Lindley, ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral at Baker Brothers at 10 a.m. Thursday with interment at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation after 7 p.m. today.
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Anderson
Cyrus
Mary Skinner Benbow
Benbow
Anderson Herald
E. 9Th St
Mary Leffen
Linda Bates
Huntington Beach
Calif
Charles Benbow
del Benbow
Indianapolis
David Benbow
Norwalk
Grace Lindley
Marion
Baker Brothers Funeral
Anderson Memorial Park
Nixon gains on Rockefeller as Agnew endorses
At the 29th national convention opening Agnew released his Maryland delegates toward voting for Nixon while signaling guidance to the group. The AP count shows Nixon at 585, Rockefeller 259, Reagan 167, favorite sons 195 and uncommitted 127 as Reagan announces his candidacy.
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Rockefeller
Maryland
Agnew
Nixon
Reagan
Associated Press
California
John N. Mitchell
Barry Goldwater
White House
Florida
Louis J. Carter Dies. Anderson Resident and WWII Veteran
Louis J. Carter 60 of 1503 W. 13th St. died Monday at home after seven months illness. A native of Corydon Indiana born December 24 1907 he served three years in the US Navy in World War II and fought in the Pacific. He leaves widow Josephine son Clifford Louis Carter four sisters and four brothers. Funeral Thursday at 1 p.m. at Allen Chapel AME Church with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call Brooks Memorial Chapel after 7 p.m. Wednesday or at the church before the service.
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Louis J. Carter
W. 13Th St
Carter
Anderson
Corydon
Ind
U. S. Navy
Allen Chapel
Josephine
Clifford Louis Carter
Eula Foster
Lansing
Mich
Katherine White
Pontiac
Gertrude Guyton
Indianapolis
Carl
Howard
Slemmons Carter
George Carter
W. Sampson Nelson
Final rites for Annabelle Bevelhimer and Ralph Strong
Final rites set for Annabelle Bevelhimer 60 wife of Spencer Bevelhimer at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery. Also rites for Ralph E Strong 60 of 2616 E 8th St at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with interment at Summit Lawn Cemetery Westfield.
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Harold E. Rozelle
Annabelle Bevelhimer
Spencer Lee Bevelhimer
Florida Station
East Maplewood Cemetery
Baker Brothers Funeral
Ralph E. Strong
8Th St
Summit Lawn Cemetery
Westfield
Cicero Woman Dies After Illness at 78
Mrs. Bessie Duganich, 78, of Cicero widow of Joseph Duganich, died Monday at Community Hospital in Anderson after an illness. She formerly worked as a nurse's aide at Riverview Hospital Noblesville and was a Bethel Lutheran Church member. Survived by six daughters, two sons, a brother, 25 grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at Bethel Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. Gerald North. Burial in Crownland Cemetery Noblesville. Friends may call at Cusick-Wenger Funeral Home Cicero after 2 p.m. today or at the church one hour before service.
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Cicero
Bessie Duganich
Joseph Duganich
Community Hospital
Anderson
Decatur
Lapel
Elizabeth Randall
Noblesville
Van
Frances) Ballinger
Sanford, Fla
Elmer
Elsie) Snead
Frank
Barbara) Scherer
Harold
Kathryn) Noble
Albuquerque
N.M
Betty Pryor
Kokomo
Charles Essex
Louisville
Bethel Lutheran Church
Gerald North
Crownland
Cusick-Wenger
Rosa Bet Michael
Charles Michael
The
Prairie Baptist Church
Michael
Danville
Ill
John
Martha Morris
Chester Michael
Waverly
Ind
Chares T. Michael
Lewis Michael
John Robert Morris
Plant City
Fla
Fisher Brothers
Fisher Brothers Mortuary
Harry Smith
Ford Street United Methodist Church
Brookside Cemetery
Middletown
William Clinton Cooper
Fort Wayne
Roanoke
Alva Cooper
Muncie
Cooper
David
Sarah A. Cooper
Corinth United Methodist Church
Carmella
Ballard and Shirey
Paul Davidson
Miller Cemetery
Fneral
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Harshbarger in Fairmount
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Harshbarger 63 of Fairmount will be at Hunt Funeral Home at 2 PM Wednesday with Rev Stacy Wesner officiating. Burial in Park Cemetery Fairmount. She died Sunday at Golden Age Nursing Home Marion. Survived by son James Marion brothers Harold and Richard Little Anderson sister Betty White Marion. Friends may call anytime at the funeral home.
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Fairmount
Helen Harshbarger
Hunt Funeral Home
Stacy Wesner
Park Cemetery
Harshbarger
Golden Age
Marion
Fairmount Friends Church
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Sam Price
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Ay Real Estate Firm
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Madison
Helen Troxell
Thomas Curtis
Charles
Eva Dresher
Daniel Grieg
Frank Englund
Butterfield
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Cemetery
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Ralph Strong
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