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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1967

Page

1

Indiana leaders reopen call for limited special session on redistricting

Indiana legislative leaders revived talk of a special session to address congressional districting limited to redistricting and vetoed bills. They expect about a week and set a Dec 7 deadline for an agreed map with Lt. Gov. Rock and Speaker Bowen directing effort.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana Branigin Robert L. Rock House Otis Bowen Rbremen Bipartisan Committee Gordon St. Angelo Republcan

County Officials Open Bids and Review County Purchases

County Board and Commissioners Court met to open supply bids and approve minor crossing repairs. Bidders listed for groceries include McMahan and Lieb, and for dairy goods Davis Dairy. Clothing bids from Bea asmy Spies Bre Printing bids from Haywood Printing Lafayette and Taylor Printing for classes. janitorial supplies from General Lup y Muncie and Due Sanitary pply Anderson. Sheriff JE Brogdon outlined two-car purchase specs. decisions pending.

Commissioners Court Mansion Childrens’ Home McMahan and Lieb County McMahan and Lieb Company Dairy Goods Davis Dairy Company Bea Asmy Spies Bre Haywood Printing Lafayette Miller Huggins Taylor Printing General Lupy Muncie Anderson JE. Brogdon

Fire Causes Heavy Damage To Local Home Early Sunday

Firefighters battled a blaze at 696 Geeting Dr. owned by John Hollow, gutting two rooms and causing heavy smoke and water damage to the one story brick home. The fire was reported at 4:54 a.m. and three units fought it for about four hours. Chesterfield Fire Department responded at 6:36 a.m. after the candle left burning in the family room reportedly started the fire.

Weather snapshot highlights day temperatures and sun times

The forecast shows a high in the 50s and a low in the mid 30s with yesterday’s high at 42 and low at 28. Sunrise is tomorrow at 1 49 a m and sunset today at 5 20 p m.

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Burglars Hit Seven Dwarfs Bakery in Alberson NY

Robbers raided the Seven Dwarfs Bakery in Alberson New York Sunday night. Police said one suspect reappeared within hours. An envelope with 79 dollars and a note reading I have been reformed. My cut from the bakery. I'm sorry was found at a police callbox early today.

Albertson N.Y UPD Seven Dwarfs New York

Ouster Move Targets GOP State Chairman Hendricks

Seven of eleven Republican district chairmen signed a letter urging Charles O. Hendricks to resign as Indiana GOP state chairman. Terre Haute’s Buena Chaney and others said he would step down at the December 18 state committee meeting to help reorganize the party. Hendricks denied a resignation demand and had not seen the letter.

Indianapolis Charles 0. Hendricks Buena Chaney Terre Haute GOP Boomed Hendrick Chaney Hendricks Charlie Keith Bulen 11Th District Ninth District Vir Il Scheidt Columbus Whitcomb

Six Injured In Three Car Crash At Madison and Sixth

Six people were injured in a three car collision at the Madison Avenue and West Sixth Street intersection at 7 48 p m Monday. Linda Eichelberger 16 of 527 McArthur Boulevard failed to stop and hit Daisy Warner 31 of 2068 West 18th Street pushing Warner into Frederick Carter 46 of 717 West 37th Street. Carter had chin lacerations and chest pain Warner suffered abrasions to the left knee and right side Eichelberger sustained pains in both sides Rex Smith 6 of 729 West 3rd Street in the Eichelberger car had a lacerated knee and right thigh abrasions All were treated and reported stable.

Madison Ave W. 6Th St Community Hospital Linda Eichelberger McArthur Blvd Daisy L. Warner 18Th St Frederick D. Carter 37Th St Eichelberger Warner Ca Carter Warner Eidell Rex Smith 3Rd St

State Tax Board hearings open field representatives announce county tax rates

Field representatives from the Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners open public hearings on proposed tax rates and levies for 34 county units at the courthouse. After hearings, recommendations to set official rates for next year will be made, with some reductions anticipated.

Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners State Tax Board Madison County Tax Adjustment Board Indiana Taxpayers, Association Anderson Chamber of Commerce Erly

Transplanted Heart Patient Speaks After Operation

A 55 year old South African, Louis Washkansky, spoke Monday saying he feels better after receiving the first human heart transplant from Denise Ann Darvall who died in a car crash. Doctors warn a crucial period ends by week’s end with risk of rejection, while Barnard stresses the surgery marks a historic milestone.

Ouuu Ausca Louis Washkansky Denise Ann Darvall Jan. H. Louw Cape Town University’s Washkansky Louw Christian Barnard Groote Schuur HeeBtr Joo Nom Barnard Medical

Claus and the Pigwidgen Curse in Ice Cream Aid

Claus seeks the Pigwidgen to break a land wide curse on sleeping children. An old woman refuses to speak until an ice cream feast unlocks memory. She recalls a clue from her distant past and hints at how to end the spell.

Claus Toy Pigwidgen Alway’s

Fire Signal Pays Tribute To Spellman

In New York City a special fire signal tolls four times to mourn a death. Saturday the four fires were sounded in every firehouse to honor Francis Cardinal Spellman archbishop of New York and call attention to the death.

New York UPS New York City Francis Cardinal Spellman

Indiana may sit atop buried oil rich Knox dolomite

Officials announced at a news conference that eastern Indiana could conceal Knox dolomite oil deposits 1400 to 5000 feet underground. Geologists cited discoveries in nearby states and noted Redkey Jay County drilling supports the potential, with further page continuation referenced.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana Knox John Mitchell Indiana Department of Natural Resources Ohio Thomas A. Dawe Homer Brown Reakey Carl Moses David R. Stetoon

Armed Robbery Probed At McHenry’s Mobil Service Station

Police investigate an armed robbery at McHenry’s Mobil Service Station on Madison Ave Saturday night. A male Black about 35 took $190 at gunpoint from an attendant using a canvas bank bag and fled. the suspect, believed to be armed with a .32 or .38 caliber revolver, remained at large.

McHenry Mobil Madison ‘Ave Cven Mnoney Welcher Provn Police Madison Ridge Hawthorne Ave

King outlines prolonged Washington demonstrations for jobs and poverty

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr announces planned nonviolent protests in Washington next spring led by the SCLC to pressure federal action on jobs or income for all. About 3,000 volunteers from 10 cities will participate, with civil disobedience and possible involvement from other groups as needed. He targets federal agencies Congress and possibly the White House, framing the effort as a last resort against poverty and racism. The plan includes training this winter and potential marches from Mississippi and other areas.

Ith Andrew Jacobs, Jr D-Ind GOP Center Wayne Townships Marion County Sun House Senate Rock Bowen Atlanta Martin Luther King Jr Washington America King Southern Christian Leadership Conference Merg Amuwar Ana civ United States Vietnam Congress White House U.S Mississippi SCLC

Mekong Delta clash traps Viet Cong battalion

In the Mekong Delta near the Rach Ruong Canal 66 miles southwest of Saigon, about 1 500 U S and South Vietnamese troops pinned 400 to 500 Viet Cong locals battalion still fighting. By nightfall allied fire reported 200 Reds killed with more fighting expected.

Saigon U.S Mekong North Vietnam U.S. Navy Ozbourne Rach Ruong Canal William R. Peers Stuart Iowa Sth Dak Reds

Hoover Heads Anderson Chamber of Commerce President

Hoover elected president of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce at the organization’s board meeting held last week. He will replace Everett A. Hartung on January 1. Five vice presidents were elected including Wilbur R. Martin Paul H. Newbern and Robert L. Austin.

Hoover Anderson Chamber of Commerce Everett A. Hartung Wilbur R. Martin Paul H. Newbern Robert L. Austin

New Arrivals Born at St John’s and Community Hospitals

At St John’s Hospital multiple newborns join families: a boy for Mr and Mrs William Milburn of Hamilton Place. a boy for Mr and Mrs Thomas Davis of 2519 Delaware St. a girl for Mr and Mrs Larry Huff of 2228 W 29th St. a boy for Mr and Mrs Wayne Jarrett of Noblesville. a boy for Mr and Mrs George Hendricks of 1706 Hill Ct. a girl for Mr and Mrs Farrell Smith of ahs W 26th St. a boy for Mr and Mrs Patrick Milner of Ri 1. a girl for Mr and Mrs Charles Hilli goss of 2304 W 17th St. a girl for Mr and Mrs Raymond Milas of 108 Central Way. a boy for Mr and Mrs W Alan Clark of 20082 Park Rd. a boy for Mr and Mrs David Lupton of Rt 6.

St. John’s Hospital William Mileburn Hamilton Pl Cod Thomas Davis Delaware St Larry Huff W. 29Th St Wayne Jarrett Noblesville George Hendricks Hill Ct Community Hospital Farrell Smith Ahs Patrick Milner Charles Hilligoss 17Th St Raymond Milas Central Way W. Alan Clark Park Rd David Lupton

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