New Orleans Still Retains Storm Scars
The article details Betsy's long aftereffects in New Orleans and Florida, noting about 1 billion dollars in damage, widespread housing losses, mold, and ongoing cleanup. It cites insurance claims near 750 million, offshore oil installations hit by 150 mph winds, and 12,000 Betsy casualties among small craft. Venice and other Delta towns begin recovery as 1,233 homes in the region are listed as destroyed.
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New Orleans
Midtown
Betsy
Yami
Fla
Atlantic
Florida
Bahamas
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Red Cross
Insurance Information Institute
Blue Gulf
Lloyds of London
Navy
Miami
Federal Neighborhood Youth Corps
Mississippi Delta
Gulf
Venice
Burns
Boothesville
Delacroix
Yscloskey
Grand I Isles
Multiple Auction Listings Circling Indiana Towns
A sequence of auction notices offers real estate and personal property sales across Indiana towns. Items include estates of Clarence and Arville Mabartt near Anderson, and real estate near Alexandria and Pendleton, plus farm tools household goods livestock and dairy cattle auctioned by named auctioneers such as H D Kirk and Egg Hood W Byrne.
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Robert R. Robiins
Clarence
Arville Mabartt
East Cross St
Anderson
Indiana
Elbert Whelchel
Egbert Hood
John W. Gunter
Ts mi
Mi. N
Moonsville
H. D
Hutchel McDonnell
Pynlie
Markleville
Middletown
Allen
J. E. Mort McShurley
Leafy Noble
H. D. Kirk
Uoneer
Hoosier Mkts., Inc
Harrison
Church
Alexandria
Ind
Egg Hood
W. Byrne
Dor Harlan
Oscar Haines
Pendleton
Robert Hancher
Elwood
St. Rd
Geo, Scott & Glenn Tucker
Lloyd Golman
Seminole ‘Dr
India
Meadows, Anderson
Charles Lawler
Elzie H. Procter
Heal Estate
Misc
Morton McShurley
Geo. Scot
Joe Ross
Wibber Bronnenberg
Bethany Circle to record mission trip with nurses
Bethany Christian Church circle meets in Fellowship Hall at 9 am on Tuesday December 14 to record a tape for missionary nurse Donta Kreegar in Maskoko Christian Hospital Southern Rhodesia Africa. Mrs Lanis and Mrs Poer host with Billy McKowen in charge of the business meeting. Other notes include local auctions and church events with several families attending Thanksgiving gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Lanis
Kineman
Kenneth
J. B. Smith
Newman, Ga
Bethany Christians'Church
Lonis Kineman
Bethany Christian Church
Maurice Bousman
Jackson Two Honor Roll Honors By Grade At School
Perkinsville reports the Jackson Township school honor roll for the second six weeks as announced by Principal Cas Downs. Included are B and A honors across grades three through eight, naming numerous students such as Jane Gunsenhouser Tim Headticks Loretta Lawson Deborah Bowman Seller. Also noted is a national grants figure: 2 billion dollars in sewage treatment grants to 5,851 communities from 1956 through late 1964.
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Perkinsville
Jackson Township
Cas Downs
Dollows
Jane Gunsenhouser
Tim Head
Loretta Lawson
Mary Pavey
Deborah Bowman
Debra Cargill
Nancy Likens
Carel Ann Murray
Terri Ward
Kim Watson
Alicia Wilhoite
Jeff Bever
Vicky Hughes
Chris Jones
Leslie Robinson
Kathy Sharp
Greg Stamper
Steve Swan
Dennis Turpen
Marke Popes
Sally Surbaugh
Peggy Busby
Maury Lee
Mark Marsh
Mark Pavey
Pam Ray
Barbara Seal
Janet Gillespie
Rick Hendricks
Rick Pavey
Steven Duffitt
Bill Neese
Debbie. Seal
Washington
United States
Stafford Career Determined By Measuring Stick
In Houston, UPI reports Tom Stafford narrowly cleared a six-foot cutoff by one quarter inch, securing his place as an astronaut candidate. Born September 17, 1930 in Weatherford Oklahoma, he rose from a high school football captain to Naval Academy graduate and Air Force test pilot, co authoring textbooks on flight before joining NASA as a second generation space trainee with hopes of moon missions.
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U.S
Tom Stafford
Weatherford
Okla
Stafford
U.S. Naval Academy
Air Force
Germany
Houston
Tex
Maine Woman Writer May Craig Retires From Newspapers
Washington reports veteran Maine correspondent Mrs May Craig retires after thirty years covering Washington events for Portland Press Herald Express and Telegram and Waterville papers She charmed presidents with sharp questions and plans to stay in Washington to enjoy time with grandchildren.
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Washington
UPI
May Craig
Maine
White House
Portland Press Herald
Express and Telegram
Kennebec
Waterville
Craig
Daily Grind
Deadly brown recluse spider found in southern states
Dr Paul N Morgan of Little Rock described a venomous brown recluse invading Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas. The spider with a violin marking on a brown body preys indoors in closets or bathtubs and bites can produce large gangrenous lesions, though often painless. It has legs up to a span of about an inch.
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New Orleans
UPI
Little Rock
Ark
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Paul N. Morgan
Veterans Hospital
Misssouri
Illinois
Indiana
Morgan
Highland FFA soil judging team wins Madison County contest
Highland Future Farmers of America soil judging team coached by James Taylor placed first with 704 points, beating seven county schools. Mark Bousman topped county scores with 184, Charles Pierce was second with 179, while Bob Sorg and Mike Swafford tied for third.
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Highland
Highland Future Farmers of America
James Taylor
Madison County
Mark Bousman
Charles Pierce
Bob Sorg
Mike Swafford
Journalism
Taftan
Highland High School
National Scholastic Press Association
Chicago
Highland Ac
Paul Jessup
Theis
Diane Jessup
Randy Huntzinger
Jerry Brindues
Karen Sutton't
Karleen Troyer
Sue Carter
Susil Bashaw
Hillery Rice
Park Place Church of God
Highland High
Dismissed Patients From St Johns Hospital List
Dismissed list includes Dorval Jonns Pendleton Willis Elsworth 2310 W 12th St Edward Redd 715 Henry St Mrs Betty Hunt and daughter Pendleton Mrs Anna Lipps 2629 E Lynn St Mrs Suzanne Hagan and laughter 1007 Arrow Ave Mrs Diane DeLawter 33044 Hamilton Pl William Frye 519 Louise St Mrs Sylvia Ashburn 1211 EB with St Fern Ball Middletown De Philbert Markbe ile Miss Frannie Lampley 2009 Hendricks St Earl Bellentine 4712 Southern Dr Mrs Janet Gates 2523 W 23rd St Mrs Nancy Frampton Pendleton.
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Edward Redd
Henry St
Betty Hunt
Daugher
Pendleton
Anna Lipps
Eaynn
Suzanne Hagan
Arrow Ave
Diane DeLawter
Hamilton
William Frye
Louise St
Sylvia Ashburn
Fern Ball
Middletown
de Philbert
Markbeile
Frannie Lampley
Hendricks St
Earl Bellentine
Southern Dr
Janet Gates
W. 23Rd St
Nancy Frampton
PTA Council Meeting Scheduled for Monday
The Anderson City PTA Council will meet Monday December 6 at 7 p.m. in the school administration building. Dr Harold Gallagher, elementary education director, will discuss the new math system. President Murval Highwood will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson City
PTA Coun’cil
Harold Gallagher
Murval
Highwood
Pugsleys Entertain At Birthday Dinner In Daleville
Mr and Mrs William R Pugsley hosted a birthday dinner for their son William with guests from Daleville Middletown and Crawfordsville including Mrs Mabell Richmond Miss Marsha Said Larry Joe and Charles Pugsley and others. Community groups gathered for a Christmas decorating tip and a lesson on keys to happy living with plans for a December 12 party at the Cheatham cottage with a carry in supper and husbands invited.
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Daleville
William R. Pugsley
William
John BR. Pugsley
Mabell Richmond
Marsha Said
Larry Joe
Charles Pugsiey
Edna. Harrold
Middletown
Leon Moore
Charles Ellison
Charles and
Allen Moore
Indianapolis
Charles Moore
Fred Mowrev
Crawfordsville
Richard Wade
Yorktown
Dale Sweitzer
Keith
Pressnal
Ray Moore
Gay Dimmick
Don Cheatham
Cheatham Cottage
Larry Besser
Duane Osborn
Kenneth Pittenger
David Smith
Douglass
Wetz
Neal Rinker
Donald Cheatham
Demick
African group threatens break with Britain over Rhodesia
Addis Ababa. The OAU Council of Ministers voted to sever diplomatic ties with Britain on December 15 unless Rhodesia’s rebellion is crushed. A complete economic blockade is planned with banks to block Southern Rhodesian accounts, travel documents VOID, and flights barred over Africa. The decisions were unanimous by 35 member states. no military action announced. Emperor Haile Selassie labeled Rhodesia's independence a great political crime.
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Dennis Neeld
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Council of Ministers
The
Organization of African Unioy
Britain
Rhodesia
OAU
Diallo’ ‘Telli
Rhodesi
Telli
Haile Selassie
Rights Worker Picketing Seen in Civil Rights Talk
CHICAGO UPI Edwin Berry director of the Chicago Urban League warned on a television panel that some civil rights leaders may later picket former allies for not moving fast enough. He predicted a more thoughtful, sophisticated movement that shifts from direct action to planning beyond the revolution while noting ongoing subjugation of Negroes in big cities.
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Chicago
UPI
Edwin Berry
Chicago Urban League
Berry
Wgn-Tv
Marriage Licenses Granted in Anderson and Nearby Areas
A list of marriage licenses issued to numerous couples in Anderson and surrounding communities including Anderson, Pendleton, Lapel, Elwood, Summitville, and Alexandria. Names span Jack David Gwynn to Thomas Eugene Elbert with spouses and residence in varied towns.
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Jack David Gwynn
Anderson
Pamela Jo Anderson
Noel Taylor Davis
Karen Diama Wiles
Earl Warner Gibbs
Petra Adelaheid Leissing
Augsberg
Germany
Walter Eugene Bowman
Bertha Lenore Neely
Michael Thomas Ave
Joy Lynne Brown
Robert Edward Koons
Summitville
Linda Paulette Chappell
Alvin Lawrence Bannister
Elwood
Jacqueline Lee Cox
Hartford City
Jerry L. Finney
Linda Sue Beher
Anderson Michael Gordon Boone
Susan Alisa Schwartz
Pendleton
Julius Anderson Moore
Evelyn Marie Bond
Roy LaVerne Mundy
Ellen Gertrude Pearler
Howard Lee Swords
Daleville
Barbara Jean Lewis
Thomas Neal Elder
Pamela Lynne Smith
Richard Hiday
Andersson
Bonnie Kathleen Craig
Randall Gene Sampley
Laou
Linda Lou Bond
Glen Dale Stohler
Anna Lavon Onstott
Melvin Earl Lakis
Marion
Alice Irene Poling
Ander Son
Scott E. Blake
Sharon Ann Hiday
Kennth Lee Crowin
Carol Sue Blowers
L. V. Youngblood
Sherrie Eugenia Fulier
Norman Hendricks Aldridge
Pamela Sue Nance
Elswood
Larey Thomas Haynes
Barbara Ellen Chapple
Roger Leon Harvey
Judith Lynn Meftrath
Kenneth Marvin LeBon
Hopewell
N.J
Karen Sue ‘Morgan
Thomas Eugene Elbert
Alexandria
Darlene Elizabeth Barre
Radio Station Denies Accused Bank Robber as Former Employee
MADISON Ind AP Richard D Witty general manager at radio station WORX denied reports that accused bank robber William West worked as a radio announcer there. He applied for a job at WORX once but was not hired. West 37 was taken into custody after a branch bank in Indianapolis was robbed of 3500 Thursday. He had worked at stations in Greensburg North Vest Seymour and broadcast associates erroneously reported he also had worked here. WORX is the citys only radio dig station.
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Madison
Ind
Richard D. Witty
WORX
William West
Witty
West
Indianapolis
Greensburg
North Vest
Seymour
Broadcast ‘Associates
Lake Levels Cut Proposed By Engineers
UPI report says Army Corps of Engineers favors lowering water levels in Lakes Michigan Huron and Erie by up to 1.3 feet with potential U.S. savings over 12 million annually. Brig Gen Roy Dodge notes partial evaluation lacks final regulatory conclusions and urges coordinated international study.
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Chicago
UPI
U.s.army Corps of Engineers
Lakes
Michigan
Huron
Erie
United States
Roy T. Dodge
North Central Division
U.S
St. Clair
Detroit River
Lake Huron
St. Clair - Detroit
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Niagara River
Dodge
Lakes Erie
Great Lakes
US halts Boston funds amid probe of alleged wrongdoing
Washington reports the antipoverty agency suspends all new and renewed grants to Action for Boston Community Development ABCD totaling about 3.4 million pending investigations and audits. Earlier, the Neighborhood Youth Corps also withheld further awards pending inquiry.
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Washington
UPI
Boston
Office of Economic Opportunity
050
Action For
Boston Community Development
ABCD
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Department of Labor
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Eden Road
J Kellum
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Tigre Bee
Virgil Lawler
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St. Ra
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F. Nash
OG. B. Swinford
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David ‘l Reynolds
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Thelma Brumfield
Clarence R. Schmidt
St. Petersburg
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Chester Kreeger
Francis Greensburg
St. John’s Hospital
Dorval Jonns
Willis Elsworth
PTA Council
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Bonnie Dean Roark Marian
Jerry Lee Westwater
Judy Gibbons
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Robert Gene Cox
Sandra Lynn Harvey
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Marsha Ann Lynn
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