GM market outlook mid sixties adds optimism for 1967
General Motors and industry officials report expanding model lines and rising demand as 1967 outlook suggests a strong year for motor vehicles. Growth in assembly plants, new engines, and improved safety features accompany optimistic forecasts for retail sales and corporate profits amid competitive pricing and policy factors.
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Cottler
Rte
National Farmers Union
General Motors
Mountain Farmers Union
Tnels
Dechani
Rane Priod
Crromy
Detroit
Gas Company Merger Under Raster Agreement Approved
American Natural will swap 746,091 Pee Wee One shares of Fitton Lee for Central Indiana’s distributing assets following a merger with Consolidated Gas and Wis transfer. After completion, shares will be distributed to Central Indiana stockholders, with about 6-10ths of a share of American Natural Common per Central Indiana share.
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Public Service Commission of Indiana
American Natural Will Exchange
Pee Wee One
Fitton Lee
Indiana
Wanes Consolidated Gas
Detroit
Wis
Disgusin Gas Company of
Mil
Central
Indianawankee
Anderson holiday contest offers $200 in cash prizes
The Retail Association announces a city wide Christmas decor contest for Anderson homeowners with $200 in cash awards. Judges include Nancy Head and several Anderson High School Distributive Education students. Winners will be notified of decisions immediately.
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Retail Association
Anderson
Nancy Head
Jean Snyder
Pam |Y Sparks
Kathy Calabria
Debbie Bennett
Anderson Highs
Rites for Elmer Richter Held at Baker Brothers
Funeral services for Elmer W. Richter 55 of 2100 W 2nd St will be at 2 pm at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Robert Fribley and Rev John Siner. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorials to Madison County Council for Retarded Children directed to Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Friends may call at home.
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Orville H. Sr
Freda A. F. Ball
EUB
Order of the Eagles
Aleutian Islands
Veronica I
Ronald
Sandra) Coburn
Anderson
Timothy
Roberta) Moore
Walter
Ida) Burton
James
Virginia) Harvey
Phill
Maxine) Creason
Beauford
D.C
Keith H. Ball
Bradenton
Fls
Orville H. Ball Jr
Donald Rex Ball
Brown and Bute
Philip Hillsamer
EUB Church
East Maplewood
Elmer Richter
Elner W. Richter
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Robert Fribley
John Siner
Anderson Memorial
Ark
Madison County
Council For
Nevel
Idella Lark
St. Louis
Albert Lark
Jnte l Pan
Friendship Baptist Church
J.C. Galmore
Lam
Brooks
TQ Pe
Harold B. Rozelle
H. K. Lanahan
Inter Muent
East Islewood
Neral
Mittie Paul
Muncie
Elule Nicholas
Dewey
Gladys) Boles
Buck Creek
Eva Carver Orestes
Eva Carver
John Carver
Karl M. Kyle
Alexandria
Todd Miller
Wanton
Ohio
Eugene Lamport
First Christian Church
Oof
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties summaries
Obituary notices from Madison and surrounding areas report deaths in Summitville Daleville Muncie and Orestes. Susi Shores 88 formerly of Yadkinville NC died at Golden Rule Nucyii Home Gaston after July residency with her family listed. Nellie Corn 90 of Daleville area died at Wood Town Nursing Home in Muncie. Mittie Paul 2 of Mooreland. Eva Carver 74 of Alexandria. Burial and funeral details provided for each with churches and cemeteries named.
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Rs.bume Shores
Summitville
Susi Shores
John W. Shores
Golden Rule Nucyii
Gaston
East Walnut St
Yadkinville
N.C
Roscoe Shores
Homer Shores
Alexandria
Melvin Shores
Muncie
Nettie S, Cread
Lexington
N. C
Ewing
Francis Gough
Robert Johnson
Vinson Memorial, Cemetery
ARS
Nellie Corn Dalev
Nellie Corn
Charles BE. Corn
Freewill Baptist Church
Chesterfield
Henry
Patkerson
Sauer
Daleville
Shirey
Venezuelan extremism wounds Army chief in Caracas clash
In Caracas violence linked to Castro era tensions left a Venezuelan army major dead and Brig. Gen. Roberto She injured as extremist gunmen attacked public safety targets. President Raul Leoni suspended constitutional guarantees to quell the unrest, with multiple shootings at opposite city ends and reports of casualties among military and civilians.
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Caracas
UPI
Raul Leoni
Ngrandach
Jarmy Lampe
Roberto
Husb
Army
Lawrence
M. Corn
Anderson
Charles
Morean Soto Mane E. Corn
Wayne Corn
Ray
Mary) Reeves
Daleville
Harold Corn
Anapolis
Economic jitters hit consumer buys across the nation
Reports from multiple cities show shoppers delaying big-ticket purchases due to tight money and tax worries while luxury items like furs, jewelry, and color TVs sell in some centers. Department stores in Atlanta and Denver note mixed demand, with confidence wavering amid Vietnam and tax concerns.
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Charlotta
N.C
Atlanta
Richard H. Rich
Rich's
Citizens Jewelry Co
Jaap Green
Aiscount
Denver
Colo
Clear Brothers Reach Top Ten In Purdue Student Assembly
Two Anderson High School students, Bruce Clear and Todd Clear, ranked among the top ten at the 24th annual Student Legislatives Assembly on Purdue University's campus. The event drew over 700 upperclassmen from across the state as delegates, elected or selected, studied in a two day session with committees and floor debates similar to a General Assembly. Bruce Clear earned recognition as Top Committeeman for active work in bill discussions, with his proposal on placing the Vietnam issue before the U N Security Council advancing through committee. Additional AHS attendees were Carol Richardson Jim McMahan and Steve Hardacre with chaperones Judy Howells and Roger Houledbush.
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Anderson High School
Purdue University
Bruce
Todd iClear
Val Clear
Cottage Avenue
General Assembly
U. N’s Security Council
AHS
Carol Richardson
Jim McMahan
Steve Hardacre
Judy Howells
Roger Houledbush
Pilgrim Holiness Cantata Planned Sunday Evening
The First Pilgrim Holiness Church at 24th and Delaware Sts will stage its annual Christmas program Sunday evening Dec. 18 at 7 30. All Sunday School youth and music groups join for a cantata based on Christmas carols featuring a 22 voice adult choir and a trumpet duet by Douglas Hinton and Eric Ayers. The pastor Rev G R Bateman says the program is open to the public.
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
Douglas Hinton
Eric Ayers
John Peterson
Christ
24Th and
Delaware Sts
G. R. Bateman
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Dey
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Michigan
Wisconsin Pipe Line Company
Great Lakes
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Louisiane
McElvenny
Thomas
S.E.C
Con Innicent
Fchloonny
Wea
Ny Ictus
Seave
Fiat
Tomers
Udigua
Clifford
Clifford A. Ball
25Th St
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Guide
Lamp
Reif
Frain
Mage One
Cecil Carmichael
R. Sickles
Cleveland
H. Johns
Bellefontaine, Chio
Parsons Mortuary
Madison
C.J. Greenwood
Indianapolis
Christopher J. Greenwood
Community Hospital
Shirley Brolere
Buriat
Gravel Lawn
Anear Fortville
Jeanne van Laningham Greenwood
Fortville
Christy
Ann James
William
New York
Hector L. Ramos
St. Vincent's
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Space Center
Houston
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Manned Spacecraft Center
ACME
W. 38Th St
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Poland
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Board of Trade For
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Haldign
New Orleans
Las
Rawson Coleman
Sears, Roebuck & Co
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Samuel Fosdick
State Street Council
Helena
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Larson
Tampa
Chaiasman
Ruby
Ett
Jay Sanford
Parkland Hospital
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
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Dallas
Heath
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Tex
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Iraq
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Lebanon
Hbs
Tripoli
Spakesman
South Bend
Ind
Giller Han
Hnill
Dewatows
Rona Lex B. Wilkinson
The
American Bank & Trest
Clear Brothers
PAT
Anderson Banka Company
East St
Ivhel & Pheaits
Anual Horn
Fletcher Anderton
Ulslariishld
Thru Service
Louisville
Nashville
Cruise
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Andaiven
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Talade
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