Anderson Chamber Honors Retiring Directors at Dinner
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce honored retiring directors Fred E. Boze Earl T Hoover Jack L Pihl Dr Franklin K Beeler John M Chaille and J E Finnegan at a Country Club dinner Everett Jones presented their plaques. Guest speaker Carl Dortch Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce executive vice president outlined goals and warned leadership is needed to prevent government overreach.
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Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Country Club
Carl Dortch
Center
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Everett Jones
Chamber
Dortch
Howard Webb
Herald
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Fred E. Boze
Earl T. Hoover
Jack L. Pihl
Franklin K. Beeler
John M. Chaille
J. E. Finnegan
Space Rendezvous Predicted Amid Weather Hurdle
Space program reporters note Gemini 6 and Gemini 7 prepare for a historic rendezvous from Cape Kennedy with an 8:37 a.m. EST launch on Wednesday. Weather could delay the mission as fog lifts, while crews report a go status and tighten countdown as the Titan 2 rocket and crew aim to chase Gemini 7 over a 103000-mile arc.
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Cape
Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
Earth
Berman
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Mission Control
Borman
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Schirra
Stafford
County Plan Group OKs two Petitions and Tables One
Madi son County Planning Commission met to approve two petitions and deny and table others. They approved vacating an alley in Block 3 of Huntsville and granted a Summitville gravel pit in Van Buren Township owned by Mark Branch. A rezoning to home park for Earl J. Wilson and Lena Wilson was denied in Monroe Township. Tables include a 2.05 acre rezoning from Poorelonence to nt for a sanitary fill in Adams Township. Victor Evans and George R. Danforth served as presiding members.
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Madison County Planning Come Mission
Huntsville
Summitville
van Buren Township
Walnut St
Mark Branch
Home Park
Earl J. Wilson
Lena Wilson
Monroe Township
Victor Evans
George R. Danforth
Prete
Adams Township
Cassius Clay Arrested in Chicago After Disorderly Conduct
World heavyweight champion Cassius Clay was arrested in Chicago for disorderly conduct after shouting I m the champ and don t you know who I am at officers stopping a car he rode in Two others were in the vehicle Clay posted a 25 dollar bond and faces traffic court January 17 He had just won the Edward J Neil Memorial Award as fighter of the year for 1965.
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Chicago
UPI
Cassius Clay
Lawrence Forberg
Clay
Forberg
Thomas Faragot
Edward J. Neil
Boxing Writers’ Association
Grand Jury May Report Findings On Knifing Today
A Madison County grand jury is to report findings to Judge Carl T. Smith on the fatal stabbing of Indiana Reform atory inmate Edward Lee Williams, 19, at Pendleton last Nov. 23. Clyde Delph, 20, is the prime suspect in the second degree murder case.
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Madison County
Carl T.smith
Madison
Indiana
Clyde Delph
Indiana State Police
Williams
Lawler
Delph
Acting Superintendent Named for Fort Wayne State Hospital
Henry Taylor Dene was appointed Tuesday as acting superintendent of the Fort Wayne State Hospital and Training Center in Indianapolis reports UPI. The move places Dene in charge of the state facility amid ongoing administrative changes.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Henry Taylor Dene
Fort Wayne State Hospital and Training Center
Holiday Buying Sets Records Across Nation
Shoppers boost holiday sales across the country with luxury items driving demand. The National Retail Merchants Association forecasts sales of 2.9 to 3.2 billion dollars, up 10 percent from 1964. Color televisions and other big-ticket items are scarce in major markets and toys recall earlier generations.
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New York
National Retail Merchants Association
Associated Press
Jules Musson
Jefferson Department
Miami
Atlanta
Boston
Denver
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Seattle
Raggedy Ann
Andy
Toy Soldiers
Cyril Magnin
Joseph Magnin Co., Inc
California
Pacific Northwest
Asea
John Fennedy
Los Angeles
Detroit
Pakistan President Ayub Khan Talks With President Johnson
Pakistan's Ayub Khan met President Johnson in Washington for talks after urging full U.S. backing for a Kashmir settlement. Johnson welcomed Ayub with a 21 gun salute and pledged common interests while Ayub pressed for restored aid and U.S. help to avert war.
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Washington
Ayub Khan
Johnson
U.S
Pakistan
United States
Ayub
Kashmir
India
Eighth Annual Communi ty Christmas Sing at Anderson High
The eighth annual Community Christmas Sing, Dec 16 at 8 p m in the Anderson High School gym, features combined choirs and orchestras from area schools and an audience chorus. Miss Christmas Carol is crowned by Ann Harreson Hardacre, with The Christmas Story performed by Madison Heights High School Dramatics and a benediction by Ozora White.
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Anderson High School
Anderson
Elementary Chorus
Central Combined Choirs
South Side Singers
Anderson High School Madrigal Singers
Madison Heights High School High Lighters
Ann Harreson Hardacre
Madison Oo High School Dramatics
Britain and Ireland Agree to Remove Tariffs
London reports that Britain and Ireland will abolish all tariff barriers between the two islands. Prime Ministers Harold Wilson and Sean Lemass signed a free trade pact hailed as a significant development in their nations' relations.
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London
Britain
Ireland
Harold Wilson
Sean Lemass
Wilson
Missing Space Official Plane Sparks Wide Search
A Beechcraft Travelair carrying Dr. W Randolph Lovelace NASA space medicine chief, his wife Mary and pilot Milton Brown disappeared from Aspen to Albuquerque. About 70 aircraft including private and military planes scoured the southern Rockies. Civil Air Patrol and various bases joined the search for the missing crew and craft.
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Albuquerque
UPS
Rockies
W. Randolph Lovelace
Mary
Milton Brown
Aspen
Colo
Lovelace
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Civil Air Patrol
CAB
New Mexico
Colorado
Kirtland Air Force Base
Peterson Field
Colorado Springs
Hamilton Field
Calif
Cap
Fourth Rape Charge Within 3 Month Span
Madison County man David Stephens 30 of Daleville faces rape charges in Madison Circuit Court. He allegedly assaulted a 29 year old Anderson woman on December 10 along North Madison Avenue Road. Stephens is free on bond awaiting arraignment. This marks the fourth rape filing in three months. previous cases involved Robert Reveal John Coffey and William Houk.
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Madison County
Madison
William F. Lawler, Jr
David Stephens
Daleville
Anderson
Madison Avenue
Stephens
Robert Reveal
John Coffey
William Houk
Motor Scooter Rider Hunted In Slaying
Police hunt a man who fled the scene on a motor scooter after the Tuesday slaying of Mrs Louise Goad, 33, found outside a tavern in Muncie. The man was described as wearing a construction worker’s hard hat and clothing, as investigators pursue leads.
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Muncie, Ind
Louise Goad
Muncie
Goad
State Toll To Reach Record High In Indiana Traffic Deaths
Indiana traffic deaths climbed to 1,406, likely making 1965 one of the worst years on state highways. The tally includes a head on collision on U S 50 near Bedford killing Thomas Link and James Woods, with Woods' son and a passenger wounded. Paulette Craft, 15, died on Tri State Expressway near Hammond, and John Erp, 69, died of a heart attack after an auto accident. Sidney Cowen, 70, of Fort Wayne, died from injuries suffered in a November 2 crash after autopsy findings.
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Associated Press
Indiana
U. S
Thomas C. Link
Danville
Ill
James E. Woods
Bedford
Woods
J. D
Jack Leahy
Paulette Ann Craft
Hammond
John Erp
Rt. 3
Muncie
Muncie Street
Sidney Cowen
Fort Wayne
U.S. 3
Cowen
St. Joseph Hospital
Gordon Franke
Allen County
Area Cage Scores
College Anderson defeats Franklin 85 to 76. High school results include Alexandria 77 over Pendleton 69 and Summitville 80 over Harrison 71.
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Summitville
Harrison
Madison County Sees Plans for 1966 Sesquicentennial
The Madison County Sesquicentennial Committee formed to coordinate with the Indiana Sesquicentennial Committee held preliminary discussions on county observances for 1966. Francis Oleksy chairs. tentative events include a queen selection February 1 and a kick-off banquet April 19, with activities in April and May and talks of a museum, a model Indian village at Mounds State Park, and historical markers. A Wendell Wilkie monument project is also reportedly underway in Elwood.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Golden Hills
William A. Adkins
Spring Hollow Rd
Indiana University
Madison County
Mounds State Park
Elwood
Wendell Wilkie
U S Jets Hit Escape Routes in Death Valley Campaign
U S jets blasted escape routes in Death Valley south of Da Nang as Marines and Vietnamese troops pressure a Viet Cong force in Harvest Moon operations. About 1,200 of 3,700 Viet Cong have been killed over seven days, with strikes targeting camps north of Saigon and river routes toward Laos.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Death Valley
da Nang
U.S
Ne Vi
North
Viet Nam
Pleiku
Laos
Guam
Hiep Duc
Strategic Air Command
Chang River
Realtors Plan Christmas Event
Anderson Board of Realtors host annual Christmas luncheon and entertainment at Anderson Country Club. The event follows the holiday season with planned guest recognition and festive activities on Friday at noon.
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Anderson Board of Realtors
Anderson Country Club
Realtors
Christmas Crusade to Feature Singer Jerry Barnes
Jerry Barnes recording artist and composer of On the Wings of A Dove will headline the Christmas Crusade for Christ a three day event at 7 30 each night The interdenominational services feature Rev Jack Stewart of Indianapolis broadcaster of Fountain of Life who has worked with Billy Graham in crusades
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Jerry Barnes
Barnes
Assembly of God Church
Cable Tabernacle
Jack Stewart
Indianapolis
Fountain of Life
Stewart
Billy Graham
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals
Birth notices announce a girl for Jerry Stephen and a boy for Gerald Mangis at St. John’s and 138 West 35th Street. A boy is born to Leon Munden of Middletown at Community Hospital, and a boy to Gene Farmer and John Mills of Bordentown. Paternal grandparents are Milton Millis Sr. of Anderson and an Edwards of Middletown.
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Jerry Stephenson
1St St
Gerald Mangis
Community Hospital
Leon Munden
Middletown
Gene Farmer
John Mills
Bordentown
N.J
Milton Millis Sr
Anderson
An Edwards
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Saas
Ethi
County Plan Group
Okehs Two
Afl-Cio
White House
Yule
Bethlehem
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
the Herald Angels
Gentemen
Richard Seaver
AHS
Andrew Brown
MHHS
Mary Jane Bergdoll
Music Superviors
Elizabeth van Ness
Central Jr. High
Wally Schirra
Vetor
Harry Chappell
Pendelton Ave
29Th St
Marines
Qui Nhon
Nha Trang
St. John’s Hospital
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