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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1967
Page
1
Indianapolis reports rush to prepare for the Indiana State Fair drawing up to a million visitors over the weekend. Highlights include the Century 100 mile car race and grand champion judging as crowds await midway rides, revues, and attractions.
An Alaska area update notes a 4-0 defeat of Terre Haute by Lavitlawn, with Don Kaminski tossing a two hitter to stay unbeaten in the OS event. The report blends war and sports context, citing MIGs and air battles around Hanoi alongside the Terre Haute loss and tournament standings.
Juvenile officer Maj Robert Scharnowske of the Anderson Police Department reports glue sniffing has escalated to daily arrests. Six arrests occurred in two days among young users, with warnings to parents about the dangers of glue inhalation. In separate incidents, five youths, ages 13 and 14, were arrested at 2:52 am for breaking into Wander Bar Tavern on Pendleton Avenue, recovering $8 stolen. Another pair, ages 12 and 12, admitted stealing five automobiles in the city and were taken on a warrant.
Officials say a revoked passport holder has not received official notification and is restricted to return to the United States only. The article notes Cuba as off-limits for U S citizens except under special permission, and bans on unauthorized travel to North Vietnam. It mentions Lat in American Revolutionary Conference held in Cuba under a communist regime and cites State Department travel restrictions.
Varsity football coaches from Anderson Madison Heights and Highland Schools will discuss season prospects at the Anderson Exchange Club luncheon in the YM Mulberry Room on Wednesday August 20. Speakers include Pete Russo Tom Bruin and Vic Roos.
Final rites occur for Lowell Amos 58 supervisor at Delco Kemy Division. Mildred Mitchell and Mabel Baxter die, with services at Second Baptist and Baker Brothers chapels, graves at East Maplewood and Glen Cove. Stella Van Dyke, Stella Mae Van Dyke, Michael Ray Simmons, Robert Warfield II, Harry Cairns and others named.
Detroit AP reports negotiators urged Local 177 members to return to work while pursuing a national auto contract. The dispute centers on working conditions and grievance procedures at General Motors Ford and Chrysler plants, with talks aiming to wrap up at the national level next week.
A Cleveland mother of a Franklin music teacher dies unexpectedly prompting tributes. Funeral services are set for Meeks Mortuary with burial in Union Cemetery. Kaiser success cited as faith-driven in Washington report.
Indiana University will award the Edwin I. H. Sutherland Scholarship of 300 dollars to a Negro student in the upper fourth of his high school class who plans to major in police administration. The Hindiana Sheriffs Association Award for 500 dollars is limited to Hoosiers in the same academic tier. Both scholarships support a police administration major.
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