Shoplifting Tops Christmas Losses, Says Security Expert
Gordon E. Ross, security consultant, cites Christmas shoplifting as a major problem with losses totaling 25 percent of a 2.5 billion annual figure. He notes most offenders are women including professionals and amateurs, often hitting multiple stores daily and avoiding prosecution.
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San Francisco
UPI
Santa Claus
Anh
Gordon E. Ross
U.S
Ross
Vrain
Arraignment Date Delayed in Middletown Case
Middletown man Gary Kennedy 21 remains free on 1000 bond until Dec 11 at 9 am for alleged liquor purchases for two 17 year olds. Case filed by Indiana State Police Trooper Richard McCord notes alcohol given to minors led to a separate incident with property damage north of Middletown.
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New Castle
Alan E. Yergin
Middletown
Gary Kennedy
Indiana
Richard McCord
Kennedy
McCord
U.S
Chesterfield Chamber Hosts Santa Arrival and Dinner
Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce reports Santa will arrive by plane Saturday at 10 AM with toy distribution for children. Annual Christmas dinner for members and wives set for December 31 at the White House, 6 30 PM with music by the Sweet Adelines and barbershop group. Also notes Fifth District Moose meeting Friday in Anderson with about 150 delegates from multiple Indiana cities. Camp Southermost Marathon described as the southernmost State owned campground on Bahia Honda Key.
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Chesterfield
Earl Oaks
Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce
Santa Claus
Santa
Chamber
White House
Barbershop
Sweet Adelines
Mr. Oaks
Earl Berkheimer
Willis Hartzel
Associated Press
Barry Gaar
Eva Thompson
Indiana
Glenn
Phillipe
Indiana Moose Association
Anderson Moose Home
12Th St
Anderson Moose
Anderson
Beech Grove
Connersville
Edwood
Greenfield
Indianapolis
Muncie
New Castle
Richmond
Rushville
Shelbyville
Camp Southermost
Marathon
Bahia Honda Key
United States
Why Viet Nam? Film Available for Loan at Naval Center
A 32 minute Armed Forces film titled Why Viet Nam? is available for loan at the U S Naval Reserve Training Center at 101 E Oak St. Lt. Spencer invites organizations to contact him to borrow the film which explains U S policy in Southeast Asia and includes a Presidential address and front line scenes.
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Viet Nam
U. S. Naval Reserve ‘Training Center
E. Oak Sthere
EL Spencer
U. S
Southeast Asia
Spencer
Utility Pension Fund Transfer Approved by Board of Public Works
The Anderson Board of Public Works approved a transfer of 200 dollars monthly from the city utilities fund to the utilities pension fund to cover retirements. discussions noted plans for Ind at Guide Lamp signals, repaving First Street near Anderson College Gym, leasing Mulvane Well parking lot, and a 25 percent steam heating rate increase awaiting Indiana Public Service Commission action.
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City Utilities Fund
Utilities Pension Fund
Anderson Board of Public Works
Ind
First St
W. Sth St
Indiana Public Service Commis’sion
Purdue Engineer Harold Amrine to Speak at Muncie Meeting
Professor Harold T. Amrine head of Purdue University School of Industrial Engineering will speak at the December meeting of the Muncie Chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers. The talk is open to the public and will be held December 14 at 6 30 p.m. in Ball State Student Center Pine Shelf Room.
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Harold T. Amrine
School of Industrial Engineering
Purdue University
Muncie
American Institute of Industrial Engineers
Pine Shelf
Ball State
Washington School PTA Hosts Holiday Community Sing
Washington School PTA moves into its holiday observance with a Community Sing directed by Mrs. Roberta Burke. The event follows a regular business meeting at 7 p.m. and will be held at the school.
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Washington School
PTA
Roberta Burke
Grace Baldwin 74, Anderson Obituary
Grace Alice Baldwin 74 of Anderson died Tuesday night in a Logansport hospital after six months illness. She was born June 7 1891 in Noblesville to Homer and Margaret Davis and lived in Anderson since infancy. She married Charles E Baldwin who died in 1946. Surviving: three children Ruth Wilson Charles D Baldwin and Frederick L Baldwin. eight grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral plans incomplete at Brown and Buzz Funeral Home.
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Grace Baldwin
Grace Alice Baldwin
Sam
Ruth) Wilson
Fletcher St
Logansport
Noblesville
Homer
Margaret Davis
Anderson
Charles E. Baldwin
Wilson
Charles D. Baldwin
Carmel
Frederick L.’ ‘Baldwin
James Davis
Sheridan Williams
Lee Davis
Paul
Ruby) Merritt
Minnie Richards
Fortville
Earl
Emma) McKnight
Greenfield
Brown and Buzz Funeral
Mrs Merle Simonet Dies in Oklahoma After Orestes Roots
Mrs Merie Carver Simonet 76 wife of Demar Simonet and former Orestes resident died Nov 30 at Okmulgee Oklahoma where she lived since 1912 Funeral services were at Furst Church Okmulgee Survivors include husband two daughters Helen Fowler Mildred Beuningarder four sons Ernest Earl all of Oklahoma two sisters Gracie White Hettie Bryant Mary Knowles Beulah Gattir and brother Kym Carver Kansas There are 2300 lakes in Now state.
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Orestes
Merie Carver Simonet
Demar Simonet
Okmulgee
Okla
Furst Church
Helen Fowler
Mildred Bewmgarder
Pyro
Ernest
Earl Simonet
Oklahoma
Gracie, White
Elwood
Hettie Bryant
Tulsa
Mary Knowles
Hawthorne
Celif
Beulah Gattir
Wichita Falls
Tex
Kym Carver
Clay Center
Kans
Justices Grapple with Obscenity and Court Oversight
The Supreme Court weighs obscenity cases including Ralph Ginzburg and Eros Liaison and a Massachusetts ban on Fanny Hill. Justices question censorship limits while considering shared traffic cases and labor board intervention. Ginzburg faces five years and a 42000 dollar fine amid New York obscenity prosecutions.
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Harlan
Fanny Hill
Earl Warren
Federal Power Commission
John Mr. Harlan
Western Pacific Railroad Co
Potter Stewart
National Labor Relations Board
U.S. Circuit
Philadelphia
Ralph Ginzburg
Eros Magazine
Liaison
Ginzburg
G.P. Putnam Sons
Massachusetts
New York
Edward Mishkin
Eagles Visit Indiana Aerie For Initiation Event
Southeastern Indiana Eagles plan initiation led by a special degree team from across the jurisdiction. The group highlights include Eagle houses in 14 cities with CARE, over 1 million contributed to the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund, a 1 million goal for the Baer Heart Fund, and Eagle Village a fifty unit housing project in Bradenton florida.
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Indiana
Eagle Houses
International Relief Organization
CARE
Damon Runyon
Johnson Budget Talk Sets White House Tightening Aides
Viet Nam Johnson to confer with federal heads at the ranch on budget estimates as deficits loom at 105 to 107 billion dollars. The president plans a White House staff Christmas party on Dec 17 while he recovers from gall bladder surgery and walks at the ranch.
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Johnson
Washington
Johnsons
White House
Mall el Icy Wines
Christmas Seal Campaign Targets 1965 Goal in County
Mrs Brown explains the local Christmas Seal drive funds education rehabilitation clinics testing and similar efforts. The 1965 campaign aims to raise 28300 with 93 cents of every dollar donated directed to local programs.
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Anderson Art Glass
Hoosier Maytag, Inc
Color TV
1520 Meridian ST. Eves
Chesterfield Chamber
St. Nick
Moose
Citizens Banking CO
Harold Amrine
Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
K. A. Randall
FDIC
Bernard Bathauer
Harold E. Rozelle
Bernard B. Bathauer
St. Rd
Hillery Rice
Park Place
Church of God
Memorial Park Cemetery
William Myers
William H. Myers
W. 13Th St
Allen Chapel
H. A. Perry
East Mapleswood
Brooks Memorial Chapel
Agnes Hackleman
Philip Hillgamer
W. 12Th
Glen Zove
Knightstown
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
John D. Adams
John Darrell Adams
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Anisis
Memorial Park
Cemery
Dana Wright
Pensacola
Fla
Anderso
John Zuber
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
East Maplewood
Merle Simonet
Nowstate
Walkers
Massengill’s IF W
St. Diel
Anderson Fur Company
Mink Stores
Attem
Couture
Ney
BUY Direct
Belgium
Ohio Ave
DIAL
BIBL
Gentlemen
Max
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