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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1967

Page

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Snow Arrives as December Dims Traffic Slowdowns

December brings snow across the north central area with 3 to 4 inches in most counties and up to 6 inches in Anderson. State forces work since 2 am to clear streets while warnings persist for slick, slushy roads on county and city routes. Drivers are urged to exercise caution as warm air slows some accumulations and forecasts call for rain turning to snow with highs 39 to 45 and overnight lows in the upper 20s.

Anderson Ware Lamper

Johnson Tax Rise Plan Dead for 1967, Mills Says

Washington AP President Johnson's proposed tax increase is deemed dead for 1967 by House Ways and Means Chairman Wilbur Mills unless the administration makes deeper spending cuts. Mills indicated lawmakers could back a tax rise next year if spending reductions reach about $74.5 billion, with officials projecting possible $2-3 billion more in savings.

Washington Johnson Wilbur D. Mills House Ways and Means Committee Mills Arkansas

GOP Women Plan Reception December 13 at Local Home

Madison County GOP women host reception on December 13 from 4 to 6 PM at Mrs. Jewell Alexander's residence 204 West Blt. Opal G M Witt Mra and Dick Campbell of Americans for Conservative Action attend. Mabelle Palmer urges members to attend. nominating committee named with Mrs. John Raber chair and Mrs. Robert Willoughby as member.

Madison County Women's Hepiblean Club GOP Witt Opal G M Dick Campbell Americans For Conservative Action Mabelle Palmer Fhiuragan Jewell Alexander W. Blt Gilliam John Raber Robert Wlloughby Phew Colin

Navy Attacks Army Memorable Early Morning Surprise

Navy forces staged a covert action to disrupt West Point at night using an acetylene flame and a wake up call. The tactic aimed to rattle Army guards as the Midshipmen sought revenge after losing their mascot goat in a prior incident. The episode unfolded as dawn approached with reveille signals briefly interrupted.

New York Navy Midshipmen West Point

Snowy Streets Trigger Multiple Accidents

Three separate crashes occurred Thursday as snow and ice covered streets. John F E Brown, 17, of 24K W Uint & suffered arm injuries when his car slid on ice, left the road, and hit a tree one quarter mile north of Emporis on Hangeline Rd, according to Deputy Larry Dotson of the Madison County Sheriff's Department.

John FE. Brown Uin Larry Dotson Madison County Sheriff's Department Detson Emporis Hangeline Brown

Alexandria Court Sets Trial Date For 13 Arrested in Gambling Raid

Thirteen men appeared before Judge Riley Sharp in Alexandria City Court on gambling charges from a Pony Express Restaurant raid. Madison County Deputy Prosecutor Richard Kreegar said officers found a gaming room with poker and dice tables, 17 decks, beer and whiskey. Owner Tim Brandon was among those charged. Arnold entered not guilty. Trial is set for December 20 at 9 am. remaining defendants include visiting players from Alexandria and nearby addresses.

Riley Sharp Mexandria Madison County Richard Kreegar Beagdon Pony Express Kreegar Sail Establish Ment Tim Brandon Arnold Indee Sharp Dee Alexandera Timothy R. Brandon Cincinnati Ave Earl FL Algar Larry Z. Wood Jefferson Sts Auchwell Abel Columbus Ave Ralph GL. Smith Basmian Rd Chestfield

Yugoslav Albanian Border Quake Devastates Debar Area

A powerful earthquake along the Yugoslav Albanian frontier destroyed much of Debar and damaged many nearby villages. Yugoslav reports say at least 11 dead and 40 injured, with Albanian sources citing 11 dead in Dibra and Vibrazhd districts and 134 injured. Thousands left homeless as 2400 dwellings were destroyed. aid offers moved between states amid political tension.

Yugoslav Belgrade API Tanjug ATA Debar Albania Dibra Vibrazhd Daiter China Dibradi Librazhd Dehar Skopje

Deaths Rise as East Coast Storm Paralyzes Regions

A late November storm battered the Appalachians and Atlantic coast, causing up to 11 inches of snow in the eastern belt from Front Royal Virginia to Washington. Twelve deaths across Pennsylvania Ohio Maryland and New Jersey included three teachers in Pittsburgh area, while travel and business ground to a halt. Airports closed or curtailed flights, schools and businesses shut early, and highway departments struggled to cope with slick conditions.

United Press International Appalachians Atlantic Seaboard Thuguse Bay East Washington Philadelphia Baltimore Pittsburgh Indiana New York Front Royal Weather Bureau Unite Pennsylvania Ohio Madland New Jersey Purehaze Line High School Pittsbugh Washington High School Maryland Wela Ware Virginia Harrisburg Friendship Washington National Greater Pittsburgh Philacolona International Chicago O'Hare Field Mayland Swrm Dulles International Airport Mear Washington Philaelphia Virgin

Three Men Charged Here In Fraudulent Operation

Local police detectives said three men are charged in a fraudulent furnace repair scheme that swindled nearly $3,000 from six residents. Det. Sgt. Robert Tumulty identified Raymond Thurston, Hubert Lawson, and Jerry Burns, with warrants filed in Ot. MW. The trio operated as AAA Heating Co. and used phone numbers from two legitimate firms to divert calls to a Lincoln Street address. The first complaint on Oct 10 cited a $1,500 repair bill for parts and heating work. five more followed.

Robert Tumulty Raymond Charles Thurston EL M¢th St Hubert Lawson Jerry L. Burns Indianapolis Tumulty Ot. MW AAA Heating Co Lingam St Lincoln Street

UAW Sets Deadline For Strike On GM Hidden Date

Detroit report says the United Auto Workers set a strike deadline against General Motors, but the exact date was not disclosed. The move follows tensions within the AFL-CIO framework and comes after an executive board meeting.

UAW Detroit UPQ General Motors Corp Speculi Slant Corporation Afl-Cio

Five D R Men Named To News Posts

Five Delco Remy Division manufacturing supervisors receive new posts effective December 1 1967. Inle R Crouse becomes site superintendent Plant 8 reporting to the manager. Clyde M Haugan named superintendent Plant 6 reporting to George G dotiiston. James E Thompson shifts from labor relations to superintendent of manufacturing for second shift. Don J Almquist moves to superintendent reporting to O D son. Robert J Ellis to assistant superintendent of all division third shift manufacturing. All are long time Delco Remy employees with noted service histories and education backgrounds.

Delco-Remy R. K. Williams General Motors Inle R. Crouse Clyde M. Waugan George G. Dotiiston James E. Thompson Don J. Almquist Sporting D. Son Robert J. Ellis Delco Remy Crouse General Motor I Institue General Haugan Purdue Belco Remy U. S. Air Force Delea-Remy Thompson Delea- Remy Lim

Santa Claus Story Opens Anderson Feature Series

Lucrece Beale presents Chapter One of a Christmas feature Santa And The Pigwidgen in The Anderson Herald. A tale set in a mountainside village where Claus, later known as Santa, shares stories and crafts for children while weaving in kindness and generosity. A fat black purse found in Claus attics sparks wonder as villagers gather and marvel at the treasure. Page 3, Column.

Lucrece Beale Anderson Herald Ed Dee Childre Nicholas Santa Claus North Pole Fas Clas Montainside Claus Chris Colninn

Greece and Turkey Near Cyprus Peace Statement

Athens and Ankara work on a joint Cyprus peace communique to be issued simultaneously. Greek demands include troop withdrawals from Cyprus and indemnity for Greek Cypriot attacks on Turkish villages. The talks involve peacemakers and focus on timetables for phased troop withdrawals and compliance.

Turkey Greece Cyprus Athens Ankara Mediterranean Isand Crais

Local Fire Chief to Attend JAFC Meet in Chicago

Andersom Richardson, fire chief and vice president of the Great Lakes Division of the TAPCL, will depart today for a two day Indiana Association of Fire Chiefs meeting in Chicago. The gathering will include representatives from six states and will focus on regional fire service issues.

Chicago Andersom Richardson Indiana Association of Fire Chiefs Great Lakes TAPCL Chiscago

Two Arrested in Ring Theft at Columbus Downtown

In Columbus two men were arrested near Seymour on a jewelry store ring theft. Clifton Wattington, 20, and Jimmie Anderson, 18, both of Indianapolis, were identified by Officer Dallas Norman who stopped them on Thlarstale 63 after a description matched the suspects.

Columbus, Ink PT Seymourr Columbus Clifton Wattington Jimmie Anderson Madianapolis Dallas Norman

ICC Reverses Stand Approves Railroad Merger

Washington DC The ICC reversed an earlier decision and approved a merger of five midwestern and western railroads creating a vast network from the Mississippi to the Pacific With assets exceeding 83.2 billion the entity would be among the nation’s wealthiest rail lines The new company named Great Northern Pacific and Burlington Sites Inc will serve Northwestern states

Washington UPI Interstate Commerce Commission ICC Northwestern Nes Tirise Ture Page J Colunel

New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity

New arrivals include a boy born at St. Fohiut's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Gay of 77 E Vth St and a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Robe Fields on Sheridan Stairs. Further births include a boy for Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Lukens at Pendleton's Konok Community Hospital and a boy for Me. and Mrs. Wilman Slaughter at 2429 Cedar St. Plus a son for USN Electronics Tech. Wican and Mrs. Michael at Baptist Hospital in Memphis. Paternal grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Jennings D. Coen of Anderson.

Horn St. Fohiut's Hospital Freddie Gay E. Vth St Robe Fields Sys Sheridan Stairs Tre Michael Sulkin Pendleton Konok Community Hospital D. K. Lukens Raintree Dr Wilman Slaughter Cedar USN Electronics Tech Wican Michael 1 Coen Concord Tenn Baptist Hospital Memphis Tewn Jennings D, Coen Anderson

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