Soul Power Demonstrations Enter Hotel Lobby Clash
In Miami Beach two factions of the Poor People Campaign converged on the Fontainebleau Hotel lobby with shouts of Soul Power as Ralph Abernathy led marchers from Georgia Mississippi and Tennessee. The protest followed a news conference criticizing Nixon and calling for civil rights actions.
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Miami Beach
Fla
America
Portainebleau Hotel
Georgia
Mississippi
Abernathy
Fishade M._ Kaon
Haelle
New Yorko
Nelo
Hock
Erie
Bari
Nixon
Local Streets Listed Amid Transit Feasibility Confusion
Fragments show streets named Meadowbrook Addition and Fairview Drive with closures or restrictions from Brown Street to Pallview Drive and from Edge mound to Gilh Street. Mentions involve parents appealing to Miss Loren with Barsard intervention and a child context amid unclear transit plans.
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11 Tempo
Miss Loren
Barsard
Lion' Behal
Meadowbrook
Two Girls Injured In Vehicle Crash Near Park
A crash at the intersection near Carwater Park involved the Barnhart family vehicle carrying two girls and Debbie, with both cars hitting a utility pole. Debbie Maxey died at the hospital four hours after the collision, while two-year-old Debbie and the Barnhart children were treated or hospitalized. Funeral services for the Barnhart and Maxey girls were planned in Marion and Fort Wayne areas with relatives from Ohio and Minnesota in attendance.
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Karan Maxey
Veterans Adminstration Hospital
Red Cross Blood Bank
Fort Wayne
Debbie
Chesterfield Seeks $2.17 Tax Levy For Town
Area continued tram page notes Ingalls general fund at 17 207 with major spendings in contractual services and town marshal salaries. Chesterfield residents face a proposed tax levy of 2 17 and total property tax raise of 9 781. Board of Town Trustees to meet August 26 to discuss the proposal.
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Ingalls
Deajty m
Chesterfield
Chesterfield Board of Town Trustees
Barnard To Consider Taking Rome Case
Floyd Halpk 50 of Al is listed among those noting Smith in a Rome case hearing set for 3 pm Thursday at the Preteenaeons church. Interment is at East Maplewood. Funeral arrangements are pending with details from Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie. Smith, a Delco Remy truck driver born May 24 1918 in Alliance Ohio, died Monday. He is survived by his widow Alice, father Floyd Smith of Anderson, daughter Joyce Leroy of Plainville, son Michael Smith of Anderson, stepdaughter Doris Jane Cheshler of Anderson, sister Marion Wilson of Anderson, brothers William C Smith of Alexandria and Harry A Smith of Pendleton, and three grandchildren.
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Floyd Halpk
Smith
Michael Smith
Anderson
iDorig Jane Cheshler
Marion Wilson
Wiliam C. Smith
Alexandria
Harry A. Smith
Pendleton
Sarah
Maxe Ine Falk
Toledo
Boyer-Van-Wormer
Rome
Exchangites Hear Social Security Speaker at Luncheon
Rovert Scanlon of the Social Security Administration explains the program and its functions to Aus Gerson Exchange Club members at today’s noon luncheon in the YWCA Mulberry Room. President Peter Helden presides. William Vilesek will introduce the speaker.
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Rovert Scanlon
Social Security
Jonie Alderson
Sill
Aus Gerson Exchange Club
YWCA
County council allocates funds amid budget debate and grants transfers
Local government approves transfers totaling 600 for the Courthouse 800 for the County Jail and 471 for County Assets among others. Per diem and wages requests for Superior Court and probation are denied. A 8000 land transfer for new equipment and lumber and a 1230 traffic study cost are approved as part of a broader budget plan.
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County Drainage Board
Eisenhower suffers sixth heart attack at 72
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 72, suffered his sixth heart attack at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. A hospital spokesman said he is seriously ill and his condition is guarded after a 6:15 am EDY Tuesday event following a television address at the Republican National Convention.
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UPI
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Eisenower
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Telephone Rates To Go Up In Indiana
The Indiana Public Service Commission approved higher basic rates for United Telephone Company serving Lapel In Indianapolis area business one party and residence lines. One party business rate set at 13.60 and residence at 7.70 with new rules applying. Funeral notice for Campbell in Chesterfield details services and survivors.
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Indiana Public Services Commission
Indianapolis
United Telephone
United
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Mrs Dora Palmer of Pendleton dies at 31 West Sty her long residence in the area and local birth in Dearborn County. She leaves daughter Mildred Haines and son Irvin Palmer with several grandchildren. Funeral set for 10 am Thursday at Cornell Bright Funeral Home with interment in Attendon Cemetery. Family to receive friends after 2 pm today.
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Dora Palmer
Alonzo Palmer
West
Louis Fisehhogt
Hising Sun
Cornell Bright Funeral Home
Atendon Cemetery
Obituary notices from Anderson and nearby towns
Charles B Broadnax Sr 1911 3 former resident died unexpectedly at his home 609 5 Vine St Muncie survived by brother Henry Anderson and sister Ora Raymore funeral Friday Friendship Baptist Church interment East Maplewood Cemetery friends may call Bracks Memorial Chapel after 7 pm Thursday or at church Friday Louise Seabury Opal Bradley Shirley Opal M J Bradley of Anderson died Sunday night at St Johns Hospital in Frankfort survived by son Charles Bradley two sisters five grandchildren eight great grandchildren funeral Thursday Grace Episcopal Church Oak Park burial Oak Park Vaughn Titus Fairmount died 3 15 pm Monday Veterans Hospital heart attack survived by widow Ruthanna four children two daughters Terri Lynn Rob Robert Lee Ann Craw Tim E Ted D Bill Jack mother Mrs Lawrence Kenny Marion five sisters five brothers Vaughn Titus funeral arrangements pending at Hunt Funeral Home.
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Vine St
Muncie
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Anderson
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Xusselville
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Jelfic
Asia Theater
Henry Broadnax
Ora Raymore
Louise Seabury
Louise Lovett Seabury
Opal Bradley
Oak Park
Shirley
Opal M.jof Anderson
Bradley
Frankfort
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St. John’s Hospital
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Ness
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Alters
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Wilkinson
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New Castle
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Lee Ann) Craw
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Betty Butler
Fairmount
Velma ‘Jenkins
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Hunt Funeral Home
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Indiana Delegates Wary of First Ballot at Nixon Rally
Indiana delegates discuss the Republican nomination as Perc y warns Nixon may not secure the first ballot. He sees several ballots likely and indicates he will address about a dozen delegations on Rockefeller’s behalf. Reagan gains support from Indiana figures amid caucus tensions and resignations.
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Petey
Reagan
Chaney
Fairmount
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Richard Nixon
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Chasey
Adding
Indisrae Gop
L. Keith Buylen
Indianapolis
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Den
Covington
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Parcel Post and Catalogue Rates to Rise October 19
The U S Post Office plans a 10 5 percent rate increase on parcel post and catalogs with an effective date of October 19 spokesman Edward Kriz said in a speech to Be Menasha Mail Users Council. The report also notes multiple local obituaries and a fire at Bunce Auto Sales area, with causes undetermined and several residents listed.
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Wis
Ays
Edward Kriz
Menasha Mail
Coun
Ohio Ave
Hind Bunce Auto Sales
Direct Dialing Expands Lafayette Service for Anderson Calls
Lafayette office upgrades let Anderson residents dial Lafayette numbers with 1 followed by the seven digits, using the standard DDD steps. Long distance directory assistance via 1 55 1222 remains free. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Calvary United Methodist Church. Governor appoints trustees for Indiana Vocational Technical College. Blaine Maurer and James Maurer among nominees.
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Anderson
General Telephone Company of Indiana
Atlwa
Calvary United Methodist
Indianapolis
Gov. Church
Roger D. Branigin
le Church
Tae Robbins
Region 1I
Huntington
Indiana Vocational Technical
Jesse L. Dickin
South Bend
James
Maurer
Plymouth
Shooting Leaves Two Men Wounded at South Bend Tavern
Authorities said they had no leads in the shooting. Chester Schaller, 38, of South Bend, was shot in the leg while helping Magnum. Witnesses said Magnum moved to the tavern door to investigate after hearing shots and was hit by two bullets, one in the chest and one in the back.
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Ind
Tex Magnum
Tex
Hin
Chester Schaller
Magnum
Mass Prayer in Hiroshima for A Bomb Victims
In Hiroshima Peace Park a crowd of over 40 000 gathered on Tuesday to pray for the 20 percent of the world’s first atomic bomb victims. Meanwhile Dr George J Wessar announced all dental appointments through Sept 3 due to illness.
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Tokyo
Hiroshimets
George J. Wessar
Indiana proposes statewide community college system
The Economic Development Committee urged the 1969 Indiana Legislature to study creating 14 community colleges focused on vocational training and academic fundamentals. The plan would gradually replace the Indiana Vocational Technical College and its institutes with a statewide network.
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Indiana Community Colleges
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Indiana, Vocational Technical, College
Hit Run Accident In Tunnel After Tree Limb Strikes Truck
A protruding branch from a pile of tree limbs struck Donald B. Fisher as he drove into the south end of a tunnel on Brown Street. The impact broke his left cheek mirror and caused him to crash his damp truck into the tunnel wall. Police estimate pump truck damage at 195.
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