Exchange Will Be Controled
The new market operates within the Bank of the Republic with peso to dollar rates set at 16.25 buyers and 16.10 sellers. Government priorities set a 49.00 peso per dollar preferen tal rate for essential imports, an intermediate rate of 13.50 pesos for other imports, and 16.25 for invisible debts in the capitals market. State and official obligations, including the National Coffee Federation and Bank of the Republic, are placed in a higher category, followed by private debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of the Republic
Center Bank
U.S
National Coffee Federation
Korean Pickpocket Returns 100 Cards
Seoul police received a package of about 109 cans from wallets and handbags lifted by a famous pickpocket. The note inside requests the return of identification cards to their owners and mentions possible gifts for men and women, including clothing, cosmetics, and household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Charter Holiday YMCA schedules holiday activities
The YMCA of Anderson announces a Christmas Holiday schedule for its youth department. The open lobby hours, special tournaments in hockey chess and tennis, and age group divisions are listed with reminders of early closure on Dec 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca of
Anderson
YMCA
Spmcil
Senet
Northwood
Arthur
P. Turner
Muncie
West Bader French Lick
Midland
Mich
Alma
Dallas- Ft. Worth
Tex
Peruam Equador
South America
Mary Lou Glass Named Yearbook Staffer at Parkview Methodist
Mary Lou Glass of 229 West Seventh Street Anderson joins the Parkview Methodist School of Nursing yearbook staff in Fort Wayne Indiana. The 58 page pictorial publication showcases student nurse work and will be distributed in June. Glass is a junior in the nursing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Glass
West Sth Street
Anderson
Parkview- Tethodist School of Nursing
Fort Wayne
Ind
Miss Glass
Sit-in at Browl Hall and draft table clash at Berkeley
University officials faced student protests over a Browl Hall sit-in on December 2 as tensions rose after Navy recruiters were allowed on campus. Students and supporters rallied about draft alternatives, with several arrests and a 6 000 strong noon rally backing demands for administration action and dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fone
Sproul
Browl Hall
Roger W. Heyns
New York
Tgpekramen
The
Daily Californian
Navy
New
Berkeley
Anderson Obituaries Chronicle Multiple Local Death Notices
John Dunbeck 75 of Markinville formerly of Anderson died Friday at St Johns Hospital He retired from Delco Remy Lucasville Ohio and is survived by Ester Reed Dunbeck his widow two brothers a niece and nephew three grandchildren Nell Nellie C Bishop 84 of 508 Main St died Friday in Logansport She had long Anderson residence with several children and many grandchildren Final rites for Verna G Todd 79 longtime Fortville resident were set for 10 am at Fisher Funeral Home Interment at Gravel Lawn Cemetery Fortville The file notes Jamie Parker and Elizabeth Belcher among relatives and listing of local churches lodges and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Dunbeck
John Dunbeck
Rt 1
Markinville
Anderson
St. John's Hospital
Delco-Remy Division
Horn
Lucasville
Ohio
J. L
Mary Dunbeck
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
Valley of
Indianapolis
Ester Reed Dunbeck
Elizabeth Belcher
Lawrence
Columbus
Amanda Firker
Altrin
Noyee Imanta
Blesville
Olli Parker
Omer Barbe
St. John's Hos
Robert Bishop
Marpital
Deville Christian Church
Crown Land
Nobleaville
Central Christian Church
Pocahontas Lodge
Ivy Rebekah Lodge
Lags
Kilbuck F Stirees Club
Nellif Bishop
Nellie C. Bishop
Main St
Logansport
Brown County
Wilhem T
Lydia Sisson Stevie
Omer
Anna Mae) Barbie
William A. Parker
Paul B. Parker
James T. Parker
Santa Anna Calif
Monroe Schuster
Harald E. Rozelle
Sells and Rowe
East Maplewood
Bishop
Wabash County
Freeman
Alvina Alger
Alved F. Bishop
Lean Bishop
Yorktown
Ethyl Ferguson
Newport Beach
Calif
Earl
Nooma) Crum
Ronald Bishop
Alderson
George Blake
Chittenango
Robert Deane
U. S. Army
Viet Nam
Deck
Betty) Stangle
Charleston
Verna Todd
Verna G. Todd
37Th St
Fortville
Fisher Funeral Home
Marion Norris
E. 0. Norris
Gravel Lawn
Olive Young
Willis
Wisher Brothers
Oben
Thomas J
Hudson
Winchester Math
Howard County
William and Mary Brewiattter
Memorial Park
Oklahoma
Otis Bonner
Otis Panes
Delaware County
Yorkstown
Bonner
Railroad
Marie Erlink
Boyd
Derri Bonner
Betty Firth
Indianapoli
Ella Dann
Howard Bonner
California
Cay Bonner
Michigan City
Roscoe Bonner
New York City
Richman Funeral Home
Tipton
Maude Anspaugh
Daleville
Maude Mae Anspaugh
George Ansa
Community Hospital
Shelby County
Shirey Funeral Home
Harold
Selrum
Daleville Methodist Church
Ant Sony
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties briefing
Dr Olive Young Willis Delawter Lapel and other Madison area deaths reported. Obituaries list ages, residence, short illness, funeral arrangements, and survivors including spouses, children, and siblings. Services set at Indianápolis area churches and local funeral homes with interment plans at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens and Sanders Cemetery.
Mental Health Gift Drive Underway in Edison County
Edison County Mental Health Association and Gift Project chair Mrs. William Stinson announce Christmas gift collections. Boxes placed in churches and shops await new unbreakable gifts. Volunteers wrap gifts at the Christmas Wrapping Room before delivery to New Castle Hospital for ward Christmas care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison* County Mental Health Association
William Stinson
Stinson
Mental Health Volnteers
Chrisimas
New Castle Blatsfi Hospital
Mexico urged restraint on holiday price hikes
Mexico City AP reports Industry and Commerce Minister Octaviano Camp Salas urges merchants to avoid raising prices during the holiday period to preserve workers’ year end purchasing power. Despite the plea, most stores are seen to have increased prices by about 10 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Industry and Commerce
Octaviano Camp Salas
Merchants Not I
Entertains Ladies Workshop Members At Luncheon
Hillcrest Church of Christ Ladies Workshop met December 1 at Mrs. Draight Crim’s home for a salad luncheon. The event honored three members’ birthdays, served by hostesses and friends, with sewing and sorting baby clothes for benevolent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Workshop
Hillcrest Church of Christ
Draight Crim
Mesdames
Ida Smith
Frances Smith
Edna Fisher
Pauline Fleetwood
Cordell Williams
John Hammond
Jol Adams
Fortville
Eugene Brock
Robert Carrell
Snowstorm updates from New England to Vermont and Michigan
Four foot snow reports back the Midwest to New England with two elderly men dying after shoveling snow. Eight inches fell in northern Vermont as snow squalls continued. A three alarm fire in Gary Indiana evacuated 13 families including 45 children with no injuries. Brazil records show about 4 percent of population average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Vermont
New England
Seaboard
Upper Michigan
Detroit
Gary, Ind
UPT
Abanl
Pere Prinla
Alleragen
Niemen
Brazil
Winter Weather Update Reports Reasonable Highway Conditions
Police report most state highways remain in reasonably good condition with hazardous bridges under guard. Agencies urge continued travel caution and request staying off roads until harsher winter conditions ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apts
Slate
Shind&l
Winter storms disrupt travel across Europe and UK
Severe weather from Alpine gales to six day blizzards shuts rail and road routes. Moscow and the Soviet Far East report some of the worst winter conditions in years with stalled traffic. In Northern Ireland rail traffic is halted after seawall damage at Lough Foyle. Roads blocked by floods and fallen trees in Britain and France reports heavy rains flood Calais area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet
Far East
Northern Ireland
Belfast
Tondomnberry
Lough Foyle
Scotland
Wales
France
Calais
Elwood Officer Faces Jail Or Fine Over Resigns
Donald L. Sinclair 28, two years with Elwood Police, resigned December 3 to seek a job with an Elwood industrial firm citing insufficient wages. The force now has eight men of the 44 authorized as replacements remain vacant due to resignations retirements and dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Donald L. Sinclair
Elwood Police Department
Sinclair
Church of God Convention Leaders Named and History Noted
The report lists Rev. Burchett, Dr. Weber, Rev. Irvin E. Shrout, Dr. Boyce Black, Mrs. Bather Kirkpatrick, Rev. William C. Bilis, Rev. William G. Neese, and Rev. John T. Olds as officers or delegates. It notes the church’s headquarters since 1906 at the East Side and large international attendance, with plans for a World Conference in Aurich, Switzerland next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burchett
Weber
Irvin E. Shrout
Fresno
Calif
Ster
Aurich
Switzerland
United
United Nations Chief Thant to Stay On Amid Vietnam Crisis
Thant accepts a new term as secretary general after Security Council urged him to remain. He had considered stepping down citing inability to secure peace in Vietnam and UN funding issues. A communique explains his decision and his authority to act on world problems, with U.S. praise for the council’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Thant
Security Council
United Nations
Vick Nam
Connect
Jar
U.N
Tianit
Middle East
Thang
Council
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Iied
Jeanson
Posilivn
Three Of 16 Seized In Gary Narcotics Raid Freed On Bond
Three of the 16 suspects in a Gary narcotics raid waived preliminary hearing and were freed on bond. Gary police say ringleader Join Shaw was released on 2000 dollars, Maggie Evans on 1000, and J B Thormaas on 2000. Additional hearings for the others are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Hammond
Ind
SPT
U. S
Join
Shep
Mexico City Brigades Help Indigent In Cold Wave
Special brigades patrolled Mexico City on Friday to shelter the homeless as a deadly cold wave claimed two lives. They rounded up 1 minor and 43 adults found wandering without shelter, with one unidentified man later found dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
UPD
NATO Center Nears Opening In Belgium
GASTEAU Belgium AP seven weeks after construction began the communications bulletin of Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe will be handed over to NATO authorities December 1. The building is the first in the headquarters complex to house SHAPE personnel moving from France.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Calombis
Weet
Indiana Bell
Cerne
Juaitca
Logans
State Hospital
Pital
Marion
AMA
Tarry Rossen
Harry Rossen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Morris Osuen
Star China Shop
Eugene Resnick
Turk, N. J
Zelda Rossen
N. J
Madison
Canute
Oklo
Indian Veterinary College
Veterimarians Association
Wing
Anne Walton
Unenes Bilan
Euutis
Howard
Robert Young
Noblesville
Elizabeth Taylor
Dayton
Alice Fultz
Marcella Dowers
Mary Ellen White
Galesburg, al
Robert C. Young
Elkhart
Imaina Vawns
Pomme Rls
Nella Has
Mr. DeLanter
Fear Lapel
Charles
Virginia Biohunter
Florynes Barlow
Lapel Methodist Church
Pierre DeLawler
la Canada
Teithert DeLawler
Birmingsham
Mary Evans
Fortyllto
Gimchildren
Meg
Olga Woodward
Lapel i
Lela Harlan
Imis
Della Ice
Summitville
Suenriliwi’ Methodist
Dells
Jeo
Pat Ice
Alexandria
Dee Henderson
Freud
Vincent
Vinson
Ewing
John Williams
John Galbraith Wiliams
General Motors Corp
Shirey Funeral
Joseph Tempter
Daleville Istian
Titus
Lunar Orbiter
Sonotone
Steen al
Isonotone
Citizens Bank Belg
J. C. Hoover
Cedarholm
B.A. of America
Pillsbury Baptist College
Owotonne, Minn
Grace Baptist Church
Raelepee An
Bethy
Ravid
Bowding Rae
Don Comp
Haward Burns
Matichal Council OF Churches
Mexico
Foland
Church of God
Citizens Banking GO
Vincennes
Cletus Gentry
Hert
NATO
Belgium
Tram
Christian Science Church
W. Sth
St. Anderson
Haag Coupon
Bee Drugstores
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!