Trustee Winkler Found Guilty In Delaware Court
Willis R. Winkler Anderson Township Trustee was fined 250 dollars and costs and given a suspended six month jail term in Delaware Circuit Court at Muncie for official negligence and interest in a public contract. The indictment cited a 1963 purchase from Navy Brand Manufacturing and a 1983 kickback involving J A Belding contract work on school stump removal with Winkler benefiting as part owner.
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Willis R. Winkler
Anderson
Delaware Circuit Court
Muncie
Alva Cox
Winkler
Madison County
Navy Brand Manufacturing Company
Carl T. Smith
Madison
Mo Uon
J. Bayne Burton
Delaware County
Burton
William F. Layfer Jr
State Board of Accounts
J. A. Belding
Franklin, Roosevelt and
Edgewood
Delaware
Bayne Burton
William F. Lawler Jr
Cox
Brown Pushes Rhodesia Penalties For UN Debate
British Foreign Secretary George Brown finalized his request for mandatory economic penalties against Rhodesia ahead of a UN Security Council session. African states split on strategy as Brown seeks selective measures and an oil embargo while resisting actions that would widen stalls to South Africa.
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United Nations
N.Y
George Brown
Rhodesia
Muhammad H el Farra
Jordan
El-Fatra
Smith
Brown
Commonwealth
South Africa
Central al Thaht
Pedro P. Serre
Uruguay
Taen Totra
Four candidates file election expenses in Madison County Clerk's office
Four candidates for various offices in the recent general election filed their campaign expenses with the Madison County Clerk. William F. Lawler Jr. reported 36 dollars for printing 350.50 for newspaper ads 7.50 for photographs 173 for matchbook advertising 128 for shipping and 0 for pacas, according to County Clerk Eugene Creagmile.
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Madison County Court
Oasey
Eugene Creagmile
William F. Lawler Jr
Talehes
Defiant Viet Nam Youth Ready To Die In Slaying
In Saigon a Viet Cong youth was killed as two assassins fired at Tran Van Van, a wealthy Mekong delta landowner and political figure. Premier Ky condemned the act as a brutal Communist terrorist act and pledged to continue working toward civilian rule as ground fighting and air raids continued nearby.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nan
Viking Ky
Midlands
Paris
Mekong
South Vietlay
Nam
South Viet Nam
Army-Peoples Council
Navy
Ets
Ingersoll
Van
Nguyen Cao Ky
Population projection for county in 1985 issued by IU experts
IU experts project the county population reaching 176 000 in 1985. The forecast appears in a study that analyzes demographic trends and economic factors affecting growth in the region.
Layoff Wave Develops in Old Libel Case
New York Supreme Court Justice Joseph A Brust ordered weekly payments of 60 dollars on the libel judgment in the James vs Powell case. Powell, now 95, would be 105 when paid, while Esther James, then 68, would be 105. Attorney Raymond Rubin said the offer is unacceptable and would be appealed.
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Andergy
New York Supreme Court
Joseph A. Brust
James
Powell
Esther’ James
Esther James
Dowell
Raymond Rubin
New York
Rubin
Johnson resumes duties as Viet War worries fill brief return
President Johnson, recovering from incisional hernia repair and throat polyp removal, works at the White House desk while aides report no major health issues. He studies military intelligence and reports from Saigon as Navy and Defense officials oversee post operation recovery and wartime notes.
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Austin
Tex
Johnson
Naval Medical Center
Washington
George C. Nam
Burkley
Tae Ranch
Here
House
George Christian
Saigon
Tran van van
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
An Johnson
Christian
Vicina Wiragougel
Uss Arizona
Pearl Harbor
Anderson Fine
Secretary of the Navy
Paul/Arts
Robertstn St
Emmett O'Malley
Jerome A. Dongan
Witt Ute
Woodson
Interview set Monday for Madison County deputy job
Applicants for Madison County deputy sheriff positions will be interviewed Monday evening by a citizen advisory board appointed by Sheriff-elect Joe L. Brogdon. Interviews in rooms 115 and 116 of the Science Building at Anderson College will be conducted individually, with questions about qualifications.
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Madison County
Itizen
Joe L. Brogdon
Anderson College
Brogdon
Beciease
Nur Yo Tee
Cuban F
New Fine Arts Center to Open With Community Programs
The article describes a new Fine Arts Center offering play readings, workshop classes for children, stage set design, and public access ahead of a membership drive. It will host semi monthly music programs, lectures, art services for schools, and serve as a meeting venue for arts organizations. Projections of Indiana population through 1985 and 1989 are discussed, highlighting Porter County's expected growth and Pike County's projected decline, with caveats on the speculative nature of forecasts.
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Danson
He Anderson
Anderson Civic Theatre
Donlan
Indiana
Madison County
Indiana University Bureau of Business Research
Delaware County
Wood
Cans I
Oo N Mamillon
Hancock Cony
Henry County
Lipo
Bes
Indiana University
Porter
Pike
Indiana Department of Commerce
Porter County
Pike County
Porrlter
Johnson
Hendricks
Bartholomew
Johnson County
Morgan
Hancock
Hamilton
Jack R. Wentworth
Bureau of ‘S Business Research
Howard
Rikhard
Allen
Clark
Purdue student Tabitha Meier named Fulbright nominee
Tabitha Marie Meier of Lafayette and four Purdue University students are nominated for Fulbright scholarships. The Anderson Girl, a Spanish major, aims to study language and German in abroad programs.
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Lapayette
Tabitha Marie Meier
Ld Ewighth St
Purdue University
Hai
Fulbrigh
Miss Meier
Anderson College
David Mowe
Cesla da Parana
Braet
Weather forecast fragment for Aaigee Soy may day
Clowdy and windy with mild conditions. Occasional showers expected with a high in the mid 80s and a low around 50s. Yesterday’s low was 42 and the high 62. Sunrise tomorrow is Te aunty and sunset inlay S18 pent.
Muncie Man Arrested In Theft of Stolen Clothes
Kenneth Henry 39 of Muncie was arrested on a preliminary charge of theft after attempting to sell stolen clothing to the original owner. Police say he stole garments from a cleaning shop and took them to a local resale store, claiming they would be returned. He was held on $2,000 bond.
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Muncie
Ind
UPL
Kenneth Henry
Henry
Sultry Windy Weather Persists Across Hoosierland Today
The Weather Bureau reports showers and thundershowers likely with heavy showers possible. Highs in the mid sixties and lows in the fifties, with cooling Friday. Rainfall may reach around an inch and flood risk exists on parts of the Wabash basin.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
Anianapolis
Lafayette
Edwardsport
Plymouth
Indiana
Holiday Mail Deadlines Released by Officials
Washington officials outline Christmas mailing deadlines as the Postal Service expects more than 4.5 billion pieces this season. Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien notes wide reach, urging timely posting to ensure delivery by Christmas. The report includes emphasized dates and guidance for holiday cards and parcels.
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Washington
UPI
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Welmaxlay
Batt
Post Office Department
Local Man Charged in Marsh Foods Robbery and Burglary Spree
Eddie Eugene Himes faces robbery charges in Madison County Circuit Court after a Marsh Foods manager robbery at Southdale Shopping Center parking lot. Authorities say the 19 year old used a starter pistol, was captured Tuesday, and held in jail awaiting magistrate, while burglary probes target McFarland's Marathon Service Station safe theft and YWCA break-in with minor cash losses and vending receipts. Investigations continue into the Acme Tron and Metal Co. break-in as Schricker shows gradual improvement in Knox.
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Madisson County
William F. Lawler
Eddie Eugene Howard Himes
25Th
Marsh Foodlinens
Southdale
Robert Estes
Madison County
Himes
Ne Rt
Cen Gan
McFarlands Marathon
Brovar St
Focal
YWCA
Ith and
Chase ‘Sts
Estes
Acme Tron and Metal Co
Dewey St
Schricker
Knox
Ind
F. Schricker
Guy
Ingwell
AFL CIO Rift Deepens Over Meany Spat
Washington AP report outlines escalating tensions within the AFL CIO as George Meany faces funding and dues disputes with United Auto Workers and other unions. The piece notes possible expulsion threats, wage and dues scrutiny, and broader labor movement strain amid leadership clashes and policy disagreements.
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Washington
Waly
Willy Ue
Reuther
Hurest
Afl-Cio
George Pension
Meuther
Vicor
Proater
Anty Workers
Biggestibiaey
AFL
CII
Meuny Wits
Isstas
A. J
Wether
Aho
Reuter
Peeter Hillsdarty
Peeter Hillsdarty Meith
Peiliey
Arleclo
Bigiforeim Poloy
Ronther
Meany
Mire
Ally Niecy
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41St
Indiana Ave
Waslington
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Adam Clayton Powell
Stone Sail
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Isheriff’s
Jolson
Anderson Civic Art Association
Congres
McNamara and
Pustinaytoy
Christo
Dee
Associated Press
Labor Department
New Fine Arts Center
Stan
Hoosierland
Wabash River
Salamonie
Wabash
Merit
Nea
Abe
Nardy
Suidinrs End
Knighttown
Christmom tHorald
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