Nixon Wins Bipartisan Backing For Economic Plan
President Nixon won bipartisan assurances from Congress to move quickly on tax parts of his economic package after a 2 hour session with leaders. Ziegler said the talks were cooperative, with discussion of possible changes and broader relief later. Mansfield predicted Senate support, with action possible by late September and a stay in session toward mid November for the wage price freeze.
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Washington
Nixon
Coness
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Congress
Iegler
Ziegler
U.S
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Ised
Mansfield
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Pentagon
William Proxmire
Dwix
Joint Economic Committee
Federal Reserve
Arthur F. Burns
Byrnes
Producer of Robe S P Skouras Dies in Rye NY
Spyros P. Skouras, once bus boy to Fox magnate, died Monday night at 78 in Rye New York from an apparent heart attack. He led 20th Century Fox as president and later chaired Prudential Grace Lines after retiring as Fox chairman. He warned the public about vulgarity, saying the best pictures appeal to all, and produced The Robe the first CinemaScope feature. He leaves a widow Saroula Bruiglia, two sons two daughters and 14 grandchildren.
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New York
Spyros P. Skouras
Mariner
Skouras
20Th Century-Fox
Rye
N.Y
Charles
Spyros
George
United States
Planters Hotel
St. Louis
Fox
Prudential Grace Lines
Greece
Elizabeth Taylor
Saroula Bruiglia
Ford ties prices to 1971 levels in across the board rollback
Ford Motor Co announced an across the board price rollback to 1971 levels after dropping plans for exemptions to the Nixon wage and price freeze. Ford President Lee A. Iacocca commented that the move followed 48 hours of consideration. Funeral services are planned for Mrs. Mary Mamie Hensley, 88, at 2 p.m. Thursday in Middletown, with burial at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. She was survived by three daughters, 17 grandchildren, 38 great grandchildren, and nine great great grandchildren.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Nixon
Ford
John Naughton
Ford Division
Mary “Mamie” Hensley
Bates
Eva) Surface
E. Eighth St
Middletown
Maurice
Elizabeth Summers Pittsford
Stewart Hensley
Chesterfield Christian Church
Mt. Pleasant
Denzel
Joan) Edwards
Surface
Andersen
Harold Clark
Elbert C. Frazee
Human Relations Members Seek Additions to City Law
Local Human Relations Commission plans a proposal to insert the words sex and ancestry into the ordinance. The amended bill passed Indiana Senate 42 to 6 and House 56 to 25, signed by Gov Whitcomb last March. law circulates late this month or early September.
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Local Human Relations Commission
Anderson
Indiana Senate
House of Representatives
Whitcomb
Style Show Set Today Style Show In City Building
The school style show with the theme School Daze takes place in the City Building auditorium at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. More than 100 youngsters practiced for the event and 25 downtown stores contributed fashions and displays. Nancy Shuman will be mistress of ceremonies. Everyone over 15 will receive a $2 gift certificate usable at participating shops, and programs will list item descriptions and prices.
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City Building
Nancy Shuman
Clarence J. Rice obituary notices six month illness
Clarence J. Rice 60 of 1624 W 22nd St died Tuesday morning at St John’s Hospital after a six month illness. He was born Sept 9 1910 in Anderson to Conrad and Elizabeth Rice and worked 20 years at Delco Remy and retired from Anderson Tool and Engineering. Surviving are two children Kay Campbell and Rex Rice, two sisters Kate Condon and Edna Tumulty, two brothers John and Wayne Rice, and seven grandchildren. Friends may call Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home 7–9 p.m. today and 2–5 and 7–9 p.m. Thursday with services Friday at 11 a.m. Interment Friends Cemetery Pendleton.
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Clarence J. Rice
W. 22Nd St
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Conrad and
Elizabeth Rice
Delco- Remy Division
Anderson Tool and Engineering Co
Bill
Kay) Campbell
Warrington
Rex Rice
Rt. 1
Middletown
Kate Condon
Edna Tumulty
John and
Wayne Rice
Harold E. Rozelle
Funeral
Friends Cemetery
Pendleton
Sylvia June Sowders
Oakland Dr
Teddy
David
Jonathan
Sharon Jane Gregg
Dallas
Texas
James Holwager
William Bill Mart
Mary Ann Ward
Michigan
Cindy Ahrens
Chicago
Muncie
Albert Francis
Ruth J. Wagner Mart
Middletown High School
Fairfax Church of the Nazarene
Rowe and Weston
Nichol Ave
Giles Graham
East Maplewood
Obituary: Olive P. Riley 63 of Anderson
Olive P. Riley 63 of Rt. 5 Florida Station died Tuesday at Community Hospital after a long illness. Born January 29, 1908 in Anderson she was reared there and attended Anderson schools. Survived by husband Herman Riley daughter Dorothy Harless sister Pearl Gray four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Final rites Friday 1 p.m. at Rowe and Weston Funeral Home burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday after 3 p.m.
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Greenfield
Dora V. Albea
Rt. 2
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Hancock County
Joseph and
Eliza Kingery Fuqua
Fortville
Ronald Seals
Paul Jasper
Rodger Thompson
Gravel Lawn
OFS
Anderson
Olive P. Riley
Rt. 5
Florida Station
Community Hospital
Benjamin
Amanda Gray
Bethany Brotherhood
Sisterhood
Herman Riley
Theodore
Dorothy) Harless
Pearl Gray
Rowe and Weston
Nichol Ave
Glenn Campron
East Maplewood
Rutherford Rites Mark 77 Year Life in Anderson
Lucy M. Rutherford died at 2821 Jackson after five months illness. Born September 4, 1893 in New Albany to John W. and Laura M. Jackson Sanders, she lived in Anderson since 1925. Survived by four children Lloyd Kenneth Ollie Rutherford and Rev Charles Rutherford. three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are with Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home.
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Lucy M. Rutherford
Jackson
New Albany
John W
Laura M. Jackson Sanders
Anderson
National Tile Co
Ward Stilson
Beryl
Lloyd
Kenneth
Ollie Rutherford
Charles Rutherford
Elkhart
Harold E. Rozelle
Final rites for Opal Hudson Six at Brown and Butz
Funeral services held at 10 a m today for Mrs Opal Hudson Six at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with interment at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery return.
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Brown and Butz
Opal Hudson
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Final rites for Robert McGinnis in Kokomo
Funeral services set for 11 a.m. today at the Peacock Funeral Home in Kokomo for Robert McGinnis brother of Ed McGinnis Anderson.
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Peacock Funeral Home
Kokomo
Robert McGinnis
Ed McGinnis
Anderson
Minnie Gibson Interred at Valley View Cemetery Tenn
Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Gibson, of Anderson, were held at Elk Valley Baptist Church in Elk Valley Tennessee with interment at Valley View Cemetery in Tennessee.
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Elk Valley Baptist Church
Elk Valley
Tenn
Minnie Gibson
Anderson
Valley View Cemetery
Tennessee
Rhodes Brother Harold Rhodes funeral services note
Harold Rhodes brother of William Rhodes and Richard A Rhodes of Anderson, will be laid to rest at Needham Funeral Home in Marion.
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Needham Funeral Home
Marion
Harold Rhodes
William
Richard A. Rhodes
Anderson
Final rites for Charles C. Bud Quinn at Baker Brothers
Charles C. Bud Quinn will have funeral services at 1 p.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery. The family requests friends attend or send condolences as arrangements are announced.
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Baker Brothers Funeral
Judson
Jud’’ Nation Wolgamott
Anderson
East Maplewood Cemetery
Charles C
Bud’ Quinn
Obituary notices for Oma Knotts and Julia Hall
Oma G Knotts 92 died at Dickey Nursing Home after months illness. Julia B Hall 59 died at Community Hospital after illness. Both had ties to Anderson Indiana area and church groups. Funeral arrangements include Friday service at the funeral home and burial at East Maplewood Cemetery.
Final rites for Joe Lawson and Rev Oris Dixon at local funeral homes
Elwood and Fortville obituary notices announce final rites for Joe Lawson at Jackley-Lan drum Funeral Home in Elwood with interment at Elwood City Cemetery. Rev Oris C Dixon to be honored at Ronald Seals Funeral Home with interment at Gravel Lawn Cemetery. viewing hours begin after 12 noon today.
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Elwood
Jackley-Landrum
Joe Lawson
Elwood City Cemetery
Fortville
Ronald Seals
Oris C. Dixon
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Funeral service for John E. Everling at Copher and Fesler
A funeral service for John E. Everling is scheduled this afternoon at the Copher and Fesler Funeral Home. Interment will follow at Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Elwood
Copher and Fesler
John E. Everling
Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery
Drug Charges Face Two Men
Two 31 year old men were picked up by police Tuesday night and charged with possession of dangerous drugs. They were arrested in a parking lot at 109 West Main Street Chesterfield. One suspect from Anderson was found with a small caliber automatic pistol and may face a pistol without a permit charge. The second suspect, Lewis Bevens of Daleville, held on a Henry County warrant for possession and sale of marijuana. Both are jailed at Madison County jail.
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Main St
Chesterfield
Anderson
Leo Adams
Narcotics Division
Lewis Bevens
Rt. 1
Daleville
Henry County
Madison County
Junior Achievement Names New Director
Douglas L. King of Stone Mountain Georgia is Madison County s new director of Junior Achievement. He replaces John Froehlich named executive director for JA in Wichita Kansas. A Georgia native King graduated this spring from Georgia State University with a bachelor of business arts degree in marketing. He was a junior achiever in the greater Atlanta program in 1967 and officer of the year finalist. King worked as center coordinator in 1969 70 and as district manager of Atlanta s Buckhead Center the following year.
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Douglas L. King
Stone Mountain
Madison County
John Froehlich
Wichita
Kans
Georgia
King
Georgia State University
Greater Atlanta
Atlanta
Buckhead
Car Driver Cyclist Injured In Accident
A two vehicle collision at John and West Ninth streets left a cyclist, Douglas Dollar, 15, and driver Thomas L. Williams, 62, hospitalized after a sequence that started when Audrey E. Hollenbeck 65 approached the intersection and struck Williams who pulled into her path. The impact sent Williams’ car into a yard and a tree. The cyclist and Williams were admitted to St. John's Hospital.
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St. John’s Hospital
John and
West Ninth Streets
Gilbert Robinett
Anderson Police Department
Robinelt
Audrey E. Hollenbeck
North Dr
John Street
Thomas L. Williams
15Th St
15Th St. Mrs. Hollenbeck
Williams Auto
Williams
Ninth St
Ninth
Robinett
West Ninth Street
Douglas Dollar
W. 10Th
St.John’s Hospital
New Arrivals at Three Area Hospitals
Newborns reported from St. John’s Hospital Community Hospital and U S Naval Hospital Great Lakes include boys and girls to multiple couples. Notable details list parents by residence and hospital, with one note identifying Mrs. Vandergrift as Kathy Brougher of Anderson.
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U.S. Naval Hospital
L Great Lakes, Ill
Lon Vandergrift
Third Heart Lung Recipient Dies at Cape Town
Adrian Herbert, 49, the third person to receive a combined heart and lung transplant, died after 23 days with the donor heart and lungs from Jackson Gunya, a 28 year old concrete worker. Autopsy to confirm cause of death, with earlier repairs and multiple follow up surgeries noted.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Adrian Herbert
Christiaan N. Barnard
Herbert
Barnard
United States
Jackson Gunya
Gun
Bright Sr. Harry A. obituary in Anderson Indiana
Harry A Bright Sr 61 of 716 Amber Ct died Tuesday noon at St Johns Hospital after a two week illness He was born Dec 15 1909 in Elwood son of Ambers G and Pearl Porter Bright He worked 30 years as a tool dye maker for Delco-Remy union Local 662 He lived in the community 20 years Surviving Ruth L Bright widow mother Pearl Bright Hart sock two children Rose Marie Baker Alexandria and Harry Bright Jr West Berlin five brothers Joseph L Danville Charles G New Whiteland Merle M Bolingbrook Merle E Anderson Ambers G Tipp City one sister Florence Raymond Columbus five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral 10 am Friday at Rowe and Nichol Ave Interment Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Friends may call 4 to 9 pm Thursday
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Elwood
Ambers G
Pearl Porter Bright
Delco-Remy
Department 55
United Auto Workers
West Berlin
Germany
Joseph L
Danville
Ill
Charles G
New Whiteland
Merle M
Bolingbrook
Merle E
Anderson
Tipp City
Ohio
Ted
Florence) Raymond
Columbus
Rowe and Weston Funeral Home
Nichol Ave
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Friends
Thursay
Bargaining Talks Continue At Ex Cell O Plant
The local UAW bargaining team plans to join national talks as the national contract ends, three year terms under consideration. Plant manager Maurice Vancleave leads local negotiations, with Don Lytle and Paul Julius assisting. No other company reps will attend the opening meeting. Union committee members include Francis Price, Ervin Jackman, Clarence Mann, Delphos Pigg, and several Mrs. Hancock, Mrs. LaShure, and Mrs. Frye.
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Cell-O
Maurice Vancleave
Vancleave
Don Lytle
Paul Julius
Francis Price
Ervin Jackman
Clarence Mann
Delphos Pigg
Mary Hancock
LaShure
Carol Frye
Madison County Job Fund Up The Other Ten Percent
Madison County will receive about 159000 dollars from the federal government of a 177000 dollar total. Approximately 35000 dollars would come from the county. The county can use in kind funding such as office space equipment or paid instructors instead of cash. After the first 20 percent is received, the remainder can be applied for. Processing before funds arrive should take a month to six weeks.
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Byrnes
Bynes
Ways and Means
Madison County
Baker
Priest
Highland High Sets Bookstore Hours
Highland High School announced the bookstore schedule with dates for receiving used books from August 23 to 26 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and selling new and used books from August 27 to September 3 from 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The store will open daily on school days from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. starting September 7.
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Highland High
Highland High School
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Illinois
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Theodore A. Green
Water St
Anderson Memorial Park
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Myrtle Barnhizer
Myrtle Kleeberger Barnhizer
Bert L. Knotts
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Everett Kennerly
Cecil Knotts
Copher
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Mary Sarah Bertram
S. Pendleton St
Willow
Alexandria
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Free Methodist Church
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Mildred Garwood
Big Springs
Tex
Faith Freeman
Indianapolis
Minnie Ahleman
Summersville
Olive Riley
Mrs. Opal
Charles Quinn
Mrs
Oma Knotts
Oma G. Knotts
S. B St
Dickey Nursing Home
Franklin County
Isaac and
Jane Baker Washington
Julia B. Hall
Hartman Rd
Printer, Ky
C. S
Lucy Crisp Allen
Holiday Inn
North Anderson
Robert Constable
Oris Dixon
John Everling
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Vincent Edward Jordan
Charles M. Phillips
Silver St
Stephen Young
Fountain
Robert Oleksy
David Murdock
Mohawk
Michael Hankley
Ivy Lane
Norman Truax
W. Fourth
Billy Pierce
Richard McCabe
E. Seventh St
Marvin Hinchman
Southview Dr
Gunya
Harry A. Bright Sr
Amber Ct
UAW
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