GOP Teens Attend National TAR Conference
Two Anderson youths Micky Bowman and Bob Bid die attend the National Midwest Teenage Republican Conference at Milton College Wisconsin from Sunday to Saturday. They will hear speakers including John J. Rhodes Warren Knowles and participate in seminars on campaign tactics and party program. Leisure time includes tennis swimming a barbecue and dance.
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Anderson
Milton College
Milton
Wis
Micky Bowman
Bob Biddie
Madison County
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Alton
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
National Eration
Wisconsin Federation of Young Cans
Hancock Rural Telephone to Raise Rates After REA Loan
Indiana PSC approves rate increases for Hancock Rural Telephone at McCordsville after securing a 332000 Rural Electrification Administration loan. Business line rates rise from 7.80 to 18 dollars. residential from 5.20 to 7.80. Toll links with Indiana Bell exchanges expanded. tolls removed on several local calls.
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Indianapolis
API
Hancock Rural Telephone Co
Indiana Public Service Commission
McCordsville
Rural Electrification Administration
Markleville
Indiana Bell
Oew County
West Newton
Oaklandon
Zionesville
Greenwood
Bell
Carmel
Fishers
Noblesville
Acton
New Palestine
United
Forville
Hancock
Maxwell
Willow Branch
Mohawk
Greenfield
Cozy Corner Tavern Hosts Friday and Saturday Nights
Under new management Cozy Corner Tavern in Markleville presents entertainment Friday and Saturday August eighteenth and nineteenth offering live acts at 38 and 109.
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Cozy Corner Tavern
Markleville
Candace Mossler Seeks 83 Million in Damages
Mrs. Candace Mossler seeks 83 million dollars from Curtis Publishing for an article in the Saturday Evening Post about the case The Trials of Candy and Mel. Mossler was acquitted in Miami Florida of the bludgeon murder of her Houston millionaire husband Jacques Mossler.
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Houston
Tex
Candace Mossler
Melvin
Powers
Curtis Co
Saturday Evening Post
The
Post
Candy
Mel
Mossler
Miami
Fla
Jacques Mossler
Air Service Strike Ends Amid Tasked Costs and Wages
After a lengthy walkout, machinists approved a tentative accord with a 56 cent hourly rise over three years and a cost of living escalator. Siemiller warned of possible legal action and noted Northwest Airlines as an example of post settlement friction. The strike disrupted 150,000 daily passengers and jeopardized $1 billion in related business.
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Siemiller
Northwest Airlines
Sen. Morse
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
House Rules Committee
Johnson
Ee Sn Sss
George Meany
Ne Hadioe Siemiller
Meany
Alice Duncan Named Head of Indianapolis Scholarships Office
Bloomington Indiana Mrs Alice Duncan was named to head a new Indianapolis branch of the IU Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids She will oversee scholarships and loans for six regional campuses and the separate Indianapolis locations.
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Bloomington
Ind
Alice Duncan
Indianapolis
I.U. Office of
Cnts
Hoosier Teen Faces Kathy Ahern In USGA Girls Final
The 18 hole qualifying round was Monday with match play starting Tuesday. Hoosier youngster faces medalist Kathy Ahern of Dallas in the national championship. Ahern beat Pamela Sue Fox 4 and 3 after leading by two on two occasions. Fox struggled on the greens at Longview Country Club. Mayhew defeated Eichelberger 2 1 on the same course with a decisive lead at the sixth hole.
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Kathy Ahern
Dallas
Texas
Miss Ahern
Pamela Sue Fox
Corvallis
Ore
Miss Fox
Pamela Sue
Longview Country Club
Miss Mayhew
Miss Eichelberger
Adriana
Johnson frames Great Lakes cleanup and 12 point urban plan
President Johnson tours Buffalo Syracuse and Ellenville. He pledges a four point program to aid slum dwellers and urges Congress to pass a 12 point urban plan. He highlights hospital funding and Great Lakes pollution cleanup affecting millions in the U S and Canada.
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Buffalo
Johnson
Lake Erie
Great Lakes
United States
Canada
Syracuse
Ellenville
Catskills
Congress
N.Y
Calanbus Circle
America
Office of Economic Opportunity
Nicholas Katzenbach
Outburst at Viet Nam inquiry ends with disorderly conduct
During four days a wool Union uniform rental episode preceded a chaotic panel session. Rubin and 11 others faced charges for disorderly conduct as protesters and witnesses clashed. Funds were cited as aiding Viet Nam, with $1,750 sent to Viet Cong via Red Cross channels.
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Pool
Rubin
Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. Marine Corps
Steven C. Hamilton
Berkeley
Stephen Cherkoss
Progressive Party
Hey
Alfred Nittle
San Francisco
International Red Cross
Liberation Red Cross
Czechoslovakia
Pair Of Thieves Prey On Anderson Woman Wednesday
Mrs. Conward Blivens of 1511 Louise St reports a purse with $20 and IDs stolen after two unidentified Black youths, about 19 or 20, knocked and entered via a bathroom window screen. Detective Estes says police are investigating with no arrests yet. A break-in at Neeley Refrigeration Co. on West 22nd Street left a window smashed and office rifled. parts were taken but cash theft isn’t yet determined.
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Conward Blivens
Louise St
Court curbs threaten a second wave of marches in Chicago
A federal court injunction would ban simultaneous marches in multiple white neighborhoods and cap demonstrators at 500. It requires King and aides to notify police 24 hours before marches and bars night or rush hour routes. King criticized the suit as bad faith while planning further actions with Daley and workers.
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King
Greater Mount Hope Baptist
Gage Park
Bridgeport
Daley
Chicago
Quake Toll Tops Five Hundred in Erzurum Region
Reports describe a strong quake near Erzurum and aftershocks across the area. Tashkent and Verona felt mild tremors while Tokyo reported a small quake. communications failed and many villagers fled as buildings toppled in Bingol Mus Hinis Tekman and Cat counties.
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Markus Baath
Uppsala Institute
Tashkent
Soviet Uzbekistan
Erzurum
Verona
Italy
Lake Garda
Tokyo
Mito
Black Sea
Key
Bingol
Mus
Hinis
Tekman
Cat
Turkey
Iran
Boy Injured in Bicycle Car Collision on Jackson Street
A six yearold boy, Michael Chism of 339 West 7th Street, suffered facial and head injuries when his bicycle veered into the path of a car at 7th and Jackson Streets at 315 pm. The driver, Horace D. Eubank, 68, of 812 West 6th Street, remained at the scene. Chism was admitted to St. John’s hospital for treatment.
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Michael Chism
7Th St
7Th and
Jackson Sts
Horace D. Eubank
6Th St
Jackson
Eubank
Chism
St. John’s Hospital
Injunction on Freedom of Assembly Sparks Federal Court Debate
A speaker argued that the injunction on freedom of assembly would not be enforceable in federal court, highlighting jurisdictional limits and potential remedies in the case.
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices from Madison area list Edna Stewart of Cicero and Charles White of Noblesville among several local deaths. Also noted are Rev. Clarence Cook of Muncie and Floe C. Duke of Lapel with infant Sherry Hedrick of Shirley. Funeral arrangements by local homes.
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Clarence Cook
Meeks Mortuary
Hedrick
Wilkinson
Sherry Lynn Hedrick
Charles W. Hedrick
Shirley
St. John’s Hospital
Charles Jr
Delbert Hedrick
Katherine Hughes
New Castle
Frank Sampson
Vincennes
Condo and Son Funeral Home
McCray Cemetery
L. L. Shaver
Wilkinson Methodist Church
Anderson Obituaries and Local Funerals
Obituary notices for Maud Dermond of Anderson and related funeral details follow. Also listed are infant Tamara Stottlemeyer, William Moroney Sr., Rose Armstrong, Mrs W F Armstrong, Gail Dietz, and associated services at Greentown and Anderson funeral homes with dates, burial sites, and officiants. The names, locations, dates, and burial plans reflect local Anderson area notices.
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Maud Dermond
Anderson
Howard Communit Hospital
Kokomo
Sik
Gilbert H. Dermond
Dermond
Kingston Center
Ohio
Christy B
Elizabeth E. Chase
Greentown
First Methodist Church
American Legion Auxilia
Philip C. Desmond
Hazel McCoy
Pickett
Greentown Methodist Church
Ernest Kegerreis
Maplewood Cemetery
Stottlemeyer
Tamara Sue Stottlemeyer
James L. Stottlemeyer
W. 38Th St
Anderson Memorial Park
William Howenstine
Whetstone United Church of Christ
Baker Brothers Funeral
William Moroney SR
William P. Moroney Sr
Walnut St
Brown and Butz
Lester Bingham
Central Christian Church
Miller Cemetery
Middletown
George Hackett
Gail Dietz
Gail E. Dietz
Rt. 2
Alexandria
Three Teens Arrested After State Policeman Fired Upon
MUNCIE Ind AP State Trooper William Said said three teenagers were arrested after his car was fired upon during a high speed chase near the Delaware Randolph county line The youths are Daniel Howell 15 Parker William F Wilbur 16 Modoc and Denis Harris 13 Parker Their arrest followed the incident AGREEMENT BACKED INDIANAPOLIS UP I Members of the International Association of Machinists at Weir Cook Airport voted 48 41 Friday to ratify the latest offer to end a long airline strike.
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Ana
Charles D. White
Chestnut St
Noblesville
Joe Booth
Statesville
N.C
Lindsey
Mary Jane White
North Carolina
Margaret Feimster
Hamilton County
Coaltrin
Poe
Chester Grace
Clayee Eub Church
Muncie
Ind
William Said
Delaware
Randolph County
Daniel Howell
Rt. 1
Parker
Howell
William F. Wilbur
Modoc
Denis
Ardon Harris
Indianapolis
UPI
International Association of Machinists
Weir Cook
Suspect Arrested in Prostitution Case Probed by Detectives
A 24-year-old woman has not yet been summoned for identification. Detectives Marshall Brooks and Jesse Bell arrested the man after neighborhood residents identified him in prowling reports. Police say formal rape charges will be filed next week through the county prosecutor.
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Lees
Dets
Marshall Brooks
Jesse Bell
Chappell
Weather Forecast Reflects Wet Cool Weekend Across Indiana
A cool damp Friday morning rain totals 2.15 inches in Lafayette with Peru 0.6 inches Monticello 0.68 Covington 0.42 and Fort Wayne 0.05. The five day outlook calls for more rain this weekend and midweek with temperatures 2 to 5 degrees below normal and cooler by Sunday or Monday. Overnight lows Friday reach upper 50s to low 60s with Indianapolis at or above 70. Friday night lows 54 to 60s and Saturday night near 60 to 60s.
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Lafayette
Peru
Monticello
Covington
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Deferment Sought In Police Shortage
Indianapolis officials urge a draft deferment amid a police manpower shortage. The Civil Rights Commission asked Sens. Hartke and Bayh to appeal to the Selective Service as 12 officers were reclassified and subject to call, leaving the department 60 short of the recommended strength.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Civil Rights Commission
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Birch Bayh
Noel A. Jones
Anderson City Plan Commission to hold public hearing on zoning amendments
The Anderson Indiana City Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on August 25 at 7:30 PM in City Hall to consider amendments to Zoning Ordinance 2439. Changes include reclassifications from R-2 to I-1 and R-4 to B-1, plus a R-2 to R-3 adjustment, covering multiple tracts in Section 23 and surrounding areas. Written objections may be filed with the Director, and interested parties may present views at the hearing.
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City Plan Commission
Indiana
Anderson
City Council
City Hall
Main Street
Ander
Township
C. C. C. and
St. Louis
Railroa
Section 23
Township 19
C. C. C. and St. Louis Railroad
St. Louis Railroad
C. C. C. and St. Louis
White River
Grand Avenue
Baldwin Avenue
Broadway
Pennsylvania Railroad
State Highway Commission of Indiana
Mn Sai
Meridian Avenue
Stilwell
Fatirone
Fey
City of
Section
Bran eGumission Anderson
James D. Priest
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New Management
Miller Baggins
Tas
Meridian
Air Service
Warner Auditorium
Anderson College
Samuel Hines
Detroit
Michigan
Lowell Wilson, Jr
Vincennes, Ind
Area Churches OF God
Dale
Doug Oldham
Mayhew
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Interior Department
Rand Development Corp
Emge’s
Gene Moorman
Barrow
Randy Loser
Tina Kelich
Kenneth Foreman
Loser
Herald
Toyland
A.M.T
Rinker’s Hardware Variety & Toys
Columbus Ave
Page
Madison
Edna Stewart
Cicero
Cero
Rawlings
William L. Stewart
Stanley
Edna) House
Hamilton
John R. Stewart
Eddie Stewart
Daniel P. Stewart
Michigan City
Thomas Stewart
Huston
Janet) Powell
Harold
Shirley) Bechtel
Cowden, Il
Howard
Frances) Trueblood
Frankton
A. E
Ruth) Ray
Portage
Roland
Bernice) Wilson
Myrtle Edwards
Cusick and Wenger
Flow Duke Pendleton
Floe C. Duke
Lapel
Harley C. Duke
Cornell Bright
Arcadia Cemetery
W. F. Armstrong
Rose Armstrong
Birmingham Mid
General Paiine
Delco-Remy
Mary C. Erehart
Wanda Arstrong
Mark Miller
Dee Henderson
First Church of the Nazarene
East Maplewood Cemetery
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