No Immediate Change Seen In Organization Of Metro School
Richland and Union townships will stay under Central Metro School District for the next school year while litigations involving Anderson Community School Corporation are settled. Judge Davis’s ruling and potential appeals determine when Richland and Union township schools join Anderson city schools. A seven member board will be created with mayoral appointments and at large members, pending council approval.
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Richland
Union Townships
Central Metro
Anderson Community School Corporation
Anderson City
G. E. Ebbertt
Davis
Greenfield
Union Township
Anderson Com ~Munity School Corporation
Hancock Circuit
Anderson
Anderson Community School
Anderson native William Salin to campaign in Madison County
William Salin of Fort Wayne and two appellate court nominees Allen Sharp and Jos Lowdermilk will campaign in Anderson Saturday August 24. The rally at Grandview Clubhouse hosted by the Madison County Lincoln Club and the Madison County Women's Republican Club runs from 6 to 8 30 pm.
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William Salin
Fort Wayne
Anderson
Allen Sharp
Jos Lowdermilk
Salin
Corr
Madison County Lincoln Club
Madison County Women's Republican
State Agency Approves Elwood HS Transfers
The Indiana General Education Commission approved tuition free transfers for junior and senior students to Elwood High School for the final year, allowing those already attending Elwood to finish there. Some out of district Tipton and Madison County students may enroll if parents pay tuition while others wait for Sept. 13 decisions.
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Elwood
Indiana General Education Commission
Indianapolis
Elwood High
Tulien
Elwood High School
Uitlon
Richard Wells
Madison County
Tipton County
State Agrees To Continue Funds For Digging Of Historic Mounds
A May or s Committee subcommittee visited Indianapolis to seek state funds to extend mound diggings past the deadline. The State Department of Natural Resources pledged support to finish the current phase this year and to fund a future visitor center at Mounds Park with a $100 000 allocation. Architects are hired but drawings wait until the present excavation phase ends and a report is filed this fall. Archeologist Claude White and crew reportedly found a burial tomb with at least one skeleton. digging continues daily until phase one ends. Committee members Howard Birl Frank Woschitz and Francis Olėksy accompanied the visit.
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Indiana University
Mounds
Mounds Park
Hopewell
Mounds ‘Park
Indianapolis
State Department ‘of Natural Resources
State Department
Soell
Mue
Claude White
Howard Birl
Frank Woschitz
Francis Oléksy
Indianapelis
Bombing Halt Bid Made
Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford said a full bombing halt over North Vietnam requires safety guarantees for U S troops near the enemy and a clear signal from Hanoi that the lull may reflect a change in attitude. He noted the March 31 decision to continue bombing the North’s narrow southern panhandle to avoid risking U S forces in I Corps.
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Clark M. Clifford
North Vietnam
Clifford
Hanoi
Johnson
Panhandle
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
South
Washington
Defense
Clark Clifford
Pieate Tun
Alcohol Toll Figures Highlight WCTU Address
Mrs. Fred J. Tooze of Evansville Indiana told the National WCTU executive committee that Americans drink at a cost of more than 35 billion dollars yearly. She cited consumer spending, highway crash costs, and other losses as components of the total, urging curbs on liquor.
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National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
United States
Fred J. Tooze
Evans Ton
Suth
WCTU
Park Place
Lion
Nateway
Tooze
National Safety Council
Snow Delights Skier Fans in French Alps
Twelve inches of fresh snow pleased summer skiers in the French Alps as tourists stay indoors due to a cold 50 degree chill.
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Alpe Duuez
France
French Alps
Funeral services set for Pendleton Vietnam War victim
Pendleton Army Spec. 4 James Lynn Moore age 21, son of Mr and Mrs Wilford Moore, will be honored at a 2 p.m. Sunday funeral at Carnell Bright Funeral Home with Rev Homer Cole officiating. Burial will follow with military rites at Grave Lawn Cemetery. Moore was missing then reported killed in action Monday Aug 3, the first Pendleton fatality in the Vietnam War.
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Pendleton
Army
James Lynn Moore
Wilford Moore
Carnell Bright
Homer Cole
Pendleton Christian Church
Grave Lawn
Moore
Two Charged In Theft Of Narcotics Here
Kentucky residents Frank Smith and Russell Van Murphy were arrested by uniformed officers early Thursday in connection with a burglary at Gwinn's Southside Pharmacy. Det. Maj. Robert Estes said charges include second degree burglary possession of narcotics and possession of hypodermic syringes. Officers stopped a car near the crime scene after hearing a trunk slam and found a large quantity of narcotics.
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Kentucky
Robert Estes
Frank Smith
Russell van Murphy
Louisville
Gwinn
Southside
Meridian St
William F. Lawler
Estes
David Lehr
Jay Jessop Jr
23Rd
Meridian Sts
23Rd St
19Th and
Jackson S
Indiana lawmakers unveil seven part highway funding plan
Indiana legislative leaders propose a broad 1969 package to raise 20.3 million in 1969 and 93.1 million yearly over 21 years. Key items include a general 2 cent hike in gasoline and diesel taxes, heavier truck fee increases, and higher truck trailer and bus registrations to fund road and street needs.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Indiana Highway
Robert Peterson
Rochester
Firing Of 2 Missiles Set For Today
The United States will launch two new multi warhead missiles in a doubleheader demonstration. The Navy's Poseidon submarine-launched missile opens the day at 6 20 a.m. EDT from a land pad, followed by the Air Force Minuteman 3 from an underground silo about 10 hours later. The Minuteman test warhead system aims 5 000 miles to a South Atlantic target near Ascension Island with tracking ships and aircraft on standby.
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Cape Kennedy
Ops
United States
Navy
Air Force
Minuteman
South Atlantic Ocean
Ascension Island
Wall' Clash Ends Lull in Vietnam Fighting
Allied infantry killed about 215 North Vietnamese on four fronts as clashes erupted along the McNamara Wall near the DMZ. South Vietnamese troops reported 159 enemy dead near Gio Linh and Marines counted at least 36 more. President Thieu warned of a possible fresh general offensive within weeks and urged continued U S bombing until Hanoi deescalates.
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Saigon
Upt
Nguyen van Thieu
United States
North Vietnam
Conventions pave way for battles in Herald Today
Weather mixed with cloudy, warm and humid today and possible showers. Forecaster notes a high near 82 and a low around 65 with sunrise at 5 59 and sunset at 7 40. Page references mention law and order efforts by Senator McGovern and political moves at the White House.
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Torn at Community Hospital reports births in Anderson area. Billy Johnson and spouse welcome a baby girl, Donald Rodda and spouse welcome triplet girls, David Suchocki and spouse welcome a baby girl. Details include street addresses and parent names.
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Anderson
Billy Johnson
Lone Ok
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