Prosecutor slain in northeast Georgia auto theft case blast
AP records state Solicitor General Floyd Hoard, 40, died in a steel shattering car bomb as he prepared to appear before a grand jury in Jefferson. Authorities link the assassination to auto theft rings centered in northeast Georgia, tying past killings to a broader crime effort.
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Jefferson
Georgia
Floyd Hoard
Prand
Salvage Operator Recovers After Bomb Explosion
Officers said salvage operator Martin Page was not completely in his ear when the bomb exploded and he recovered.
Assessments Officers Varuen From Page One Riot Killings
A page one report notes cuts of sniping arson and looting as the city contends with a savage riot that left several dead including a Negro man. Authorities say a site funded by the relief effort was depleted amid the unrest and a suspect charged with murder in the fatal shooting.
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Varuen
Euil
New Hair Loss Cure Promises Growth and Loss Stop
An aggressive ad touts a laboratory treatment claiming to halt pattern baldness and genuinely grow hair for both men and women. It offers a 52 day trial at $2 with no risk and urges readers to mail in for information and confidential inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Loesch Laboratory
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Tess
Carr
Police Probe Breakin Here Gold Medal Continued Pram Page One
Benton County detectives probe a second break in within a week at Benton Pharmacy 1000 Central Ave with identical thefts of $98 from two cash registers. Maj. Estes notes other overnight burglaries at Transport Motor Express and Standard Station with several items stolen including a TV and cash.
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Anderson
Benton Pharmcy
Central Ave
Robert Estes
Maj
Transport Motor Express
6Th St
Estes
Meadowbrook
Main St
Pursley Gulf Station
Main 3
Gulf Station
4H Fair Talent Contest Draws Area Teens
Local 4 H fair page lists numerous high school students from Anderson Frankton Lapel and Alexandria including Hockwall Wiggs Heaton Jones Jones Widmeyer and West among many others. The talent contest begins at 6 AM and runs through 11 PM with an auditorium event at the 4 H fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hockwall
Highmd
Bobby Wiggs
Alexanna
Ily Wiggs, Jr
Ndiana University
Roberta Jean Heaton
Stwood
Leonard Heaton
Frankton High School
Christing Jones
Rt 1
Summibeell Lew
Wana Lynn Yaameyer
Elwood
Richard Widmeyer
Sherry Lee West
At Jaerson
Noble H. West
Anderson High Schoo
Carole Richardson
Tapel
Thomas Richardson
Lapel High School
LeAnna Dillon
B. Dillon
Atres Pturdte University
Deadvie Mariv Priesholt
John Whoff
Alexandria High School
Karen Hudson
Vair
Newark Riots Testimony Sparks Police Criticism
A Newark police detective cited by committee member Kowalewski described the 1962 riot as stalled by a court style of control in the city. He said the Congress of Racial Equality initiated “vicious, insidious” attacks on the Newark police department, calling it a Gestapo. He criticized officers as judges and juries in the streets. A separate report noted an early morning tractor accident left Barber severely injured after a cab was torn away. In other incidents, Penny Lemon minors and Paul Carper and others sustained injuries in bar area and motorcycle crashes, with hospital treatment and releases.
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Greenville
Pag
Tae Negross
Ulveris
Jeeman
Araining
Lewis
Jonés
Allosney
Georgia
Sles Rn
Aubrey
J.C. Gillespie
Roberte Paille
Detroit
Fred Temple
Police P
Normal &. Lippitt
Detroit Police Officers Association
Police Cotti
Ray Girardin
Paille
Cours
Todge
Donald
Leonard
Lippitt
Cahalan
Hichard Paul Sbugar
Nathaniel
Edmonds
Shugar
Dany Ryster
Charles L. Latimer
Seere
Jerome
Gishove
Olshaye
Royster
Latimer
Lhent
Sseremegn
Finn Dage Aad
Newark
Kawalewski
Congress of Racial Equality
Page One
Barber
Penny Lemon
Nelle St
Bridge project moves forward after planning hurdles
Madison County officials push to advance the downtown redevelopment bridge linking Central and Milton avenues over the White River. The four lane structure, with 22 foot clearance, would make 8th Street a major east west artery and cost about 850000 net, with 1.2 million in federal and county funds sought to cover the priority phase. At a City meeting, Mayor Frank Allis and county leaders reviewed the prospectus amid state supervision gaps and planning delays, while a separate obituary for Richard Raleigh Melzing noted his service and survivors.
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Ralph McCord
Mondey
Anderson Township
Madison County
Central Ave
Milton Ave
Pennsylvania Rail
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Madison area obituaries report Esther Carpenter of Anderson died after a two year illness in Madison County. Survives include two sons, 18 grandchildren, 25 great grandchildren. Final rites at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home with burial in Pleasant Walk Cemetery. Also listed are Joan Wable 88 formerly of Anderson died at Dickey Nursing Home Elwood after extended illness. Leona West wife of late car dealer Sallie Parish. Mary Goodwin 67. Amos C Stanley 77. Jesse P Lasley 67. and others with funeral services and burial plans noted. Funeral homes: Brown and Butz, Miller, Parson, Heyer, and Rozelle.
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Estner Carpenter
Esther Carpenter
Bary
Madison County
Thomas L. Carpenter
Grace McCune
Pendleton
Donna Madl
Kleek
Elwood
Luther
Adderson
Skip
Sells and Rowe
Pleasant Walk
Leona West
Leona Schmuck West
Sallie Parish
Iday
Columbus
Middletown
Andarerm
Perjty Hospital
New Castle
Ae Today General Fund
William Pasnet
Horna
Salt Lick
Jones Cemetery
Midland
Cong Ambushes Jit From Page One Near Sai Gon
A government spokesman reported moderate casualties among 600 South Vietnamese troops at the camp. He said 6 of the enemy were killed in the dawn battle that lasted many hours. In Kontum Province 273 miles northeast of Saigon, government forces killed 75 of the enemy with very light losses. An enemy attack caused heavy casualties among a militia platoon at a Tan An watchtower, 38 miles north of Saigon. US warplanes flew 134 missions over North Vietnam. One US plane was lost. another Phantom downed by ground fire. Navy pilots sank two junk boats and damaged another, plus at least 49 more boats in the southern Panhandle. Final services for Harry C. Stont, 67, of 423 Nichol Ave, a retired Guide Lamp GM employee, will be held today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Page One
Saigon
Kuntunt
Sai- Hen
Tan An
Sai- Pan
North Vietnam
Bonin
Hanoi
United States
Vietnam
Navy
Gaseliatin and
Oriskany
Panhanstle
Harry
Stolt
Harry C. Stont
Nichol Ave
Guide Lamp
General Motors
Baker Brothers
Thomas Kennedy
First “Presbyterian Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
John Gosnell 88 of Orestes dies after illness
John L. Gosnell of Orestes died Saturday at Community Hospital in Anderson after an extended illness. He retired from Johns Mapville and belonged to Orestes Baptist Church. Surviving are his widow Taylor Gosnell, three sons James, John, and Jack, one brother, 95 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services set for 10 am Wednesday at First Baptist Church Alexandria with Rev. Robinson and Rev. Teer officiating. burial in the Oak Grove Cemetery. Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home in charge.
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Richard Raleigh Melzing
Belzer
Indianapolis
Plant
Deleohemy
Clinton
Jace and
Tacottie Walford Metzing
Lenora
Richard Lee
David Ronald
Anderson
Deanne Sue
Cynthia Darlene
Jacob Metzing
Annabel Lewis
Yorktows
Jewel Shirley
Portland
Ore
Mildred Messe
Leon Metzing
Glendale
Ann
Louis Clinton
Evansville
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Willard Plunk
Woodlawn Southern Baptist Church
Uri Val
Anderson Memorial {Park Cemetery
Charles J, Capps
Noblesville
Charles J. Capps
John E. Capps
Abo
Robert Long Hospital
Sun Biest
Price
Mantes
Irene
Broom
Ander
Monroe County
Harold el J
John KE
Alene G. Thompher
Harold EL
Capps
Dayton
Hazel Hayilton
Walnut Grove
Branch Thompsom
Heéstand
Zora Johnson
Carolyn| McNew
Clara Slark
Bill
Gi Tie
Nephairs
Brown
Butz
Jin Anderson
Creeny Alts
Funeral Home Island
Noblesvile
Tuary
Tompkee
Dailey
Miller Funeral Home
Monticello
Samuel Phillips
Monticelo Methodist Church
Riverview Cemetery
Jessie L. Gray
Desse L. Gray
Muncie
Aley
Illneys Hetas
Thelma
Rob Art Crump
Robert
Dale
William Gray
Sirs
Charles
Ruby) Austin
Clarence Mabel
Mumaw
Winter Haven
Fla
Helen Meyer
Ted Stay
Joki Gray
Riverdale
Fou
Parsons Funeral Home
Bural
Bimcrest
Bmuncie
Mary Goodwin
Fletcher St
Community Hospital
Sha
McMahan and Leia Wholesate Co
East Lynn Christian Church
Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Norman
Lloyd
Ileen) Brumback
Donald
Janet) Howard
Creterfield
Harold E. Rozelle
Amos Stanley
Amos C. Stanley
Leesburg
Fls
Philadelphia Quartz Co
Main Street Baptist Church
Lula Stanley
Hubert Stanley
Beers
Larry Wills
Lone Oak Cemetery
Clista Milespaugh
Puneral Services
Bitte Spaugh
Gaston
Marion General Hospital
Hunt Funeral Home
Fair
Joseph
Alexandria
John L. Gosnell
Orestes
Johns Mapville
First Baptist Church
Aexenda
Phillip Robinso
Albert E. Teer
Karl M. Kyle
Sonotone hearing aid ad and family notices from Anderson area
An advertisement and notices note Robert Stickler Fusselman of Noblesville with two sisters Linda K and Nancy A Stickler and aunt Katherine Yocom. It promotes a new Sonotone hearing aid with a tiny battery and features a demonstration. Funeral services for Les Taylor are planned at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery with arrangements pending.
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Robert Stickler
Page One
Fusselman
Noblesville
Linda K
Nancy A. Stickler
Katherine Yocom
Pen- Heton
Sonotane Africa
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Heard
Gillespie
Page
Gviantt
Lasrenceville
Vingon E. Williams
L. G. Per
Jerey
Hoard
Neave
Grand Jury
Joabe Johnson
Angus Sealor
Deery Morehead
Alexandra
Hernford Herelay
Beryl Multan
H. Herelorg
Beryl Huffman
Lapel Paul Ice and Family
David W. Moffett
Herford
Simomer
Yearlin Hever
Vegi Heateran
Alexandeias
Linida Heater
Summitville
Donald Rinker
Sissner
Vaughn Bracken
Paul
Ice and Family
Alexandria Clifton
Paddark and Family
Beryl Muttman
Lapel
Greg Crostey
Ill
Paul ¥. Jeffrey
Denver Mays
Hereford
Bagel
Kenneth Jarrett
Rage
Marie Drake
Paul B. Jeffrey
Penbeton
Bill Wiggs
Alexandeia
Jarold Clouser
Kenneth] Jarrett
Tina Kelich
Rla Blwood
Rose Marie Drake
Jackie Mutheson
Clifton Paddock
Bil Wiggs
Iz Mervin Shuter
Rt d
Frankton
Mervin Shuter
Maj. Estes
Poyfire
Hunier Yearling
Breakin
Heifer
Mervin Shuler
Poy
Rt. 1
Iee
Mervin
Toal
Aken
Neeley Refrigeration Co
Arcow Ave
Philco
Lom
Alenan
Mrs
Oman
Trias
Kowalewski
Paul Carper
Silenhurst Br
Carper
St. John’s
Ballenger
Cincinnati Ave
Chevy
Cummings
Crystal SE
12Th St
Tmarter Blvd
Communiity Hosorpital
Reet
Frank Allis
Ed Flanagan
Board of Works
Howard Erhart
Srest
Platsing Commission
Havermale R
Chamber of Commerce
Tom McMahan
Anderson Redevelopment Commission
Wahn Dean
Ray Wood
Fast Side Communty Club
Jak Sigler
Shorthorn
Calfheifer
Sack Sigler and Sons
Ray Washburn
I Shorthorn
Stephen R. Harn
It Frankton
Michael Waymire
Steer
Cynthia Ty Seybert
Fairmanor
Harold
Wy Elwood
Family
Lester Sigler
Virgil Heater
Duck Sigler
Ray
Jordan
Angus
Ervit Shuter
Dial
Baya
Richard Gilchrist
Charles J Lacher
Harold Morehead
Greg Wiggs
Herschel Trimble
Horace Hays
Vincent Noctis
Deever Mays
Patty Thurston
Janet Thurston
Paul Thurston
Kathy Morgan
Willard Drake
Tommy Richardson
Clayton
Ind
Madison
Joan W. Wable
Dickey
Hancock
Ohio
Jacob
Louise Knoblock Wabte
Philadelphia Quartz
Emma Jane
Canman A. Roberts
Pennville
Frank Wable
Churubosco
Brown and Butz
George Wallace
Northside
EUB Chapel
East Maplewood
Rue
Pearl Cottrelt
Pearl Myrtle Cottrell
W. Sa St
She
Idaville
Methodist Church
Robert T
Perry LeRoy Cottrell
L. W. (Glades) Gardner
Kettering
Adrian ML
Agnes
Anno Bates
Abe
Aclude
Bits
Bety Redman
Heber
West
Cape Kenely
Martin
Kily Anderson
Columbus, C
Mei Wurlal
Columbus Cemetery
Ormes
Louie Ormes
Chinnati
Schmidt and Donahue
Sharonville
Theodora ,Ormes
Leonard J Ormes
Aline Matlin
Markleville
Gillian Johnson
Atgta
Jesse P. Lasley
Lasley
E. Hartman
Bray
Anderson School Board
Libery
Val
J A Pe
Dry Run
Joseph Davis
Focal
Civil Air Patrol
Walter Foy
Chicago
CAP
Herald Phota
John Gosnell
Jake C. Hoover
Baker Brothers Sens Bank
Aldg
Anderson—Ph
Char
Les Taylor
Anderson Memorial Park
Cemetery
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