Save the Light Plant Coalition Urges City Inquiry
A group calling itself Save the Light Plant asks Anderson City Council and Board of Works to curb plant actions and launch a council inquiry into ways to retain local light plant operations. Spokesmen criticized Board figures on dismantling three boilers and offered alternative data for review. They pressed for further investigation despite time limits.
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Save the Light Plant
Anderson
Board of Works
Pe Rcprise Aiatine
Council
Time
Steer Show Fares At Madison County 4H Fair Auction
Debbi Clouser Elwood wins best steer at Madison County 4H fair auction with top price of 1 175 per pound. Brenda Jarrett leads show as grand champion with 1 599 pound calf sale. The event features numerous bidders and a lengthy sales list across multiple breeds and exhibitors.
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Debbie Clouser
Elwood
Steen
Madison County
Sharon Hobbs
Carol of Works
Hampshire
Brenda Sue
Rec
Jarrett
Corridale
Phil Simp
Alexandria
Son
Montadale
Tamsyers
Anderson
France
Brenda Jarrett
Debbié Clouser
Cathy
Cheryl
Painter
Hoosier
Sam Lissemore
Angus
Gary Simmons
Council
Wether
Tiel
Gene Moorman
Carol Painter
Monty
Barrow
Don Butler
Kathy
Gibson
Tast
Hamp
Brown
Cheryl Painter
Jeffrey Mae Roberts
Purdue
Madison County Afl-Cio
Kathy Brown
Ais
Phil Sims
Sen
Cownell
Anthony Grain Co
Wethersad
Bob Smith
Doug Painter
Champion Wether
Greenbelt
Ty Ie Sour
Shropshire
Larry Owens
Bouudes
Dan Buller
Municipal League to vote on dunes park opposition
Indiana Municipal League executives approved a resolution opposing creation of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore Park. Mayors Donald E. Will of Valparaiso and Randall C. Miles of Michigan City backed it. The document notes pending congressional action could hinder preserve use, and advocates Dunes State Park as a suitable recreation facility. The league convenes in September. other resolutions seek cigarette tax hike and better local tax distributions.
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Indiana Dunes
Indiana Municipal League
Ivan H. Brinegar
League
Donald E. Will
Vilparaiso
Randall C. Miles
Michigan City
Brinegar
Porter
la Porte
Congress
Indiana
Dunes State Park
Shamrock Tavern holdup ends with bartender injured
In Milwaukee a trio of holdup men entered the Shamrock Tavern room as two officers followed. The assailants shot the bartender and police officers, then abducted service revolvers and a badge from one officer in a continuing crime report.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Shamrock Taveroom
Ponies And Awards On Tap At 4-H Fair
The 1966 Madison County 4-H Fair in Alexandria features pony judging at 6 pm with a large Anderson party and a pony show ring. Horse judging is set for Saturday and an awards program at 8:30 pm offers trophies cash and merchandise. A dress revue accompanies the program in the short pavilion.
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Alexandria
Madison County
T Anderson
George Harrell
Beulah Park
Patrols Tighten After Detroit Street Rioting and Fires
Detroit police stepped up patrols on the East Side after two nights of violence including rock and firebombing near racially mixed neighborhoods. Bars and liquor stores were ordered to reopen as authorities report 43 arrests and a shooting, with optimism voiced by Police Commissioner Ray Girardin.
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Detroit
East Side
Ray Girardin
Reformatory Inmates Caught After Escape
Two inmates escaped from the Indiana Reformatory last Saturday were captured, one in Vincennes and the other in Indianapolis. Dewey M. Marsingill of Indianapolis, serving 17 years on non support charges, was tracked to a relative’s home. Phillip Case of Vincennes, 28, found hiding behind a tavern, is serving a burglary sentence and bears a "Born to Lose" tattoo on his right arm.
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Indiana Reformatory
Vincennes
Indianapolis
Dewey M. Marsingill
House Commerce Committee Approves Airline End Strike Measure
The House Commerce Committee backed key provisions to end the 35 day strike by airline machinists and approved most Senate language while leaving some details unresolved. The panel rejected government seizure of the strikers and kept a nonstrike clause for major carriers.
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Washington
D-W
Up IL P.m
John D
Congress
Dingell
Towans
Beenj
Senate
Eastern
National
Jet Downed In Oil Raid and Lunar Orbiter Updates
The report notes Lunar Orbiter executed a mid course burn of 32.7 seconds altering velocity by 37.8 m/s to adjust its lunar trajectory. A separate Viet Nam incident describes a downed U.S. Navy helicopter and US Coast Guard casualties amid air strikes near Da Nang and Haiphong.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
America
Flying Photographic Laboratory
Moon
Federal Space Agency
Roy Koual
Jneers
Earth
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Conmmunist
U.S. Navy
Navy
T Nam
U.S
Canopus
U.S. Air Force
Coast
Central Metropolitan School announces 1961 faculty assignments
The Metro District lists announced for the 1961 37th school year include Dale Prough Sept Jerry Moore Martha Osburn Linda Roberts Norma Hutton Virginia Smelser Wilma Work and a full roster of teachers across CHESTERFIELD SCHOOL COLLEGE CORNER SCHOOL and FRANKTON ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR HIGH with principals John Moore Robert Brooks and Charles McNew and many staff members such as Irene Martin Helen Scott Herschel Roberts and Louise Greve.
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Dale Prough
Jerry Moore
Martha Osburn
Central Metropolitan School
Linda Roberts
Norma Hutton
Virginia Smelser
Wilma
Irene Martin
Chesterfield
Korff
Carolyn Waymire
Doro
John Moore
Neva
Jean Carmichael
Helen Dasher
Tat Cold
Jjovee
Enola
Eola Day
Margaret Fight
Sonia Brazier
Betty Gibson
Helen Hahn
Ronald Harrison
Judith Hayden
Bonnie Hendrix
Dorothy Keys
Mary Latta
Leis Liramen
Beverly Melford
Corner School
Robert Brooks
Judith Abshire
Richard —Andrew
Mabel Adcack
Degn Bye
Janis Colcord
Larry Cole
Ida Combs
Ruth Curts
Lucia Richison
Linda
Fox
Seorra Hartley
Almedal
Hopper
Ichad Hover
Helen
Hughes
Opal Hughes
Inez McCoy
Grace Nash
Albert Phipps
Tom
Detroit Archdiocese names successor to Father Coughlin
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit selected four successors to Father Charles E. Coughlin. The Rev. Father James L. Hayes, 50, pastor of St. Michael’s Parish in Pontiac, will transfer August 17 to Father Coughlin’s parish, the Shrine of the Little Flower, in Royal Oak. Coughlin, 74, is retiring.
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Detroit
Administration Cites Broad Economic Gains Under Johnson
President Johnson and his cabinet stressed strong economic progress in a 40 minute briefing. Gardner Ackley highlighted larger gains in the past two and a half years than in the prior decade across GDP, industrial output, investment, income, employment, and taxes. Agriculture showed progress but per capita farmer income lagged, while food prices rose for households.
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Washington
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
White House
Ackley
Secutary of Agriculture
Ordilly L. Freeman
Voting Session Today Aimed at Ending Strike at Anaconda Wire
About 1,440 Delco Remy workers were sent home due to a wire shortage affecting auto components. A special meeting at Local 662 Union Hall is to begin at 9 am to vote on a proposed agreement, with Local 187 representing the Federal Labor Union reporting the negotiating committee recommended acceptance. If not ratified, more layoffs were expected today.
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Anaconda Wira and Cable Company
Anderson
Robert Withant
At & Ram
Unson Hall
Ind
Bir
Witham
Delco-Remy
Wurn
New Arrivals Born at St Johns and Nearby Homes
A series of birth notices lists newborns for multiple families including Mr and Mrs Wayne Hudson SIT Ward SL a girl. Mr and Mrs Robert Gray a girl. Mr and Mrs Herbert Law a boy. Mr and Mrs Robert Steete a girl. Mr and Mrs ary Ball a girl. Mr and Mrs William Lane well a boy. Mr and Mrs William Sander a boy. Mr and Mrs Dennis Pratt a boy. Mr and Mrs Robert Snyders a girl.
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St. Dotin's Mospiel
Wayne Hudson
Ward SL
Robert Gray
Herbert Lawson
Central Ave
Horn
Tousey Dry
William Sander
Valrtay SS
Dennis Pratt
Robert Snyders
Imag E Crosa St
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Reynolds Farm Equipment
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Madison County Coop
Jeff Bolander
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Phil Ray
Madison County Moorman
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Terry West Sald
Ivan Spiegal
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Paul Dickey Moorman
Randy Kerkhoff
Madison County Warmers Union
Dick Hendricks
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Rogers Peed Mill
Mark Bolander
Henry County Auviation Co
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Citizens Banking Co
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James A. Wilson
Bill Sears
Ragsell Insurance Co
Jeff J. Jones
Kathy Campbell
Summitville
Kerry Sylvester
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Indiana Department of Natural Resources
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Anderson and Vicinity
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