High Court Ends Compulsory Chapel at Military Academies
The Supreme Court unanimously refused the government’s appeal to restore compulsory chapel at West Point Annapolis and the Air Force Academy ending religious services for cadets and midshipmen. The ruling upholds a First Amendment restriction on establishment of religion. The decision also tackles access to Irish Northern Aid Committee records and several environmental and labor cases, with dissents by Marshall Douglas and Brennan on related points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
U.S
U.S. Circuit Court
West Point
Annapolis Midshipmen
Air Force Academy
Justice Department
Irish Northern Aid Committee
Thurgood Marshall
Department
Congress
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Truman Remains Serious in Hospital Battle
Former President Harry S. Truman stayed in very serious condition at Research Hospital and Medical Center Kansas City as doctors warned his kidneys were less than 10 percent effective. He remained semi conscious after months of illness with lung congestion and bronchitis.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital and Medical Center
Truman
Record Gun Heist Shocks Indiana Shop
Police say nearly 300 new handguns valued at 20 000 to 25 000 dollars were stolen from Rupert Alexander's Ramrod Gun Shop north of New Gatsu Indiana. The robbers left 500 guns, took three display cases, and used walkie talkies to coordinate. No suspects named. loss total determined later.
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NEW Gastu Byi Ind
Here
Sate
Henry County
Rupert Alexander
Ramrod
Alexander
Ten Ten Tops Cash Box Nationwide Country Survey
The Ten Ten ranks as a best selling country western act on Cash Box Magazine’s chart. Freddie Hart leads with Got The All Overs for You, followed by Tommy Overstreet Heaven Is My Woman's Love and Lynn Anderson Sing Me a Love Song for Baby. Other notable entries include Billy Walker White Silver Sands and Waylon Jennings Pride's Not Hard To Swallow, with Hank Williams Jr She’s Got To Be a Saint among the featured acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Box Magazine
Freddie Hart
Heaven
Tommy Overstreet
Lynn Anderson
Billy Walker
White Silver Sands
Sonny James
Charley Pride
Waylon Jennings
Hank Williams Jr
Ray Price
Bob Luman
Nixon resumes bombing of North Vietnam after Paris talks fail
U S announces renewed air raids across North Vietnam two days after Kissinger said no agreement in Paris talks. White House argues strikes force Hanoi to negotiate seriously while claiming to protect pilots and prevent enemy buildup.
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Washington
Paris
Nixon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
20Th Parallel
Demilitarized Zone
United States
Haiphong
le Duc Tho
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
School Week Lunch Menu Highlights
Monday features chuck wagon patties on bun with buttered peas dill slices and milk. Tuesday offers Spanish hamburger or Barbeque sandwich with mixed vegetables celery fruit and milk. Wednesday serves creamed chicken on biscuit with buttered corn tossed salad cherry tarts and milk. Thursday presents tenderloin sandwich with green beans slaw and ice cream plus chocolate milk.
Robbery reported in downtown Anderson area
Anderson police investigate a strongarm robbery of a woman in a downtown parking lot near Sherwin Williams. About $250 in Christmas money taken after her purse was grabbed and the strap tore. A suspect linked to a Dec. 8 Pepsi plant robbery attempt faces pre charge for assault and battery with intent to commit a felony robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Ave
Eckrote
Criminal Investigation Division
Albert Leroy Page
Pepsi-Cola
ACSC To Use City Computer And Madison Avenue Project
City board approves use of downtown computer system, negotiates right of way with Glenn Wallbridge for a 50-foot strip near Madison Avenue extension at $5,000, and plans fence and entrances on Wallbridge property. Also approves sewer, utility, and civil city bill payments totaling $817,484.33 and bids for two city autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Wallbridge
Madison Avenue
Wallbridge
Ralph
Reed & Son
Chesterfield
Anderson
Heckaman Buick
Broadway
Humter-Weidner
Chevrolet
32Nd
Meridian Streets
Frankton
New Arrivals Born at St John’s and Community
Newborns reported at St John’s Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Beckham Pendleton a boy. Mr and Mrs Victor Brown Elwood a boy. Rt 3 Pendleton a boy. Mr and Mrs Philip Alexander Alexandria a girl. Mr and Mrs Albert Martin 3023 Pendleton Ave a boy. Born at Community.
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St. John's Hospital
Charles Beckham
Pendleton
Victor Brown
Elwood
Rt. 3
Philip Alexander
Alexandria
Albert Martin
Pendleton Ave
Local Parents Welcome New Babies in Alexandria and Nearby Cities
A series of birth announcements lists families including Mr and Mrs Tommy Moore in Alexandria with a boy, Mr and Mrs Roy Orman on Stoner Drive with a girl, Mr and Mrs Ronald Teague on East 29th Street with a girl, and others. Additional births include Mr and Mrs Ruben Gutierrez and Mr and Mrs Larry McDonald with girls, and Mr and Mrs Verle Bright with a girl. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Schrope of Hartford City, with grandparents named L B Sandberg and Elvin Schrope of Anderson.
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Tommy Moore
Alexandria
Roy Orman
Stoner Dr
Ronald Teague
E. 29Th St
Eory McDonnell
Poplar St
Ruben Gutierrez
Second St
Larry McDonald
Poplar
Fred Schrope
Rt. 1
Hartford City
L. B. Sandberg
Elvin Schrope
Anderson
Obituary Roundup For Anderson Madison County Area
Several deaths are reported in Anderson and nearby areas including Cora L Yarnell 79 of Rt. 1 who died after a three month illness. Other obituaries include James Edgar Jones in Chicago and Ray E Fleenor of Scottsburg with funeral plans pending. Also noted are Mary E Shearer 78 of 930 W 9th St and Ora Dewanda Gosha infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Gosha. Burial and service details span multiple local churches and funeral homes with calls and burials scheduled in Anderson, Cleves, and surrounding towns.
Charles R. Allman Dies. Former Anderson Fire Chief
Charles R. Allman 70 of 309 East 37th Street died at 5 15 p m Monday in St Johns Hospital after a two month illness Born in Van Buren Township he moved to Anderson 47 years ago He retired as assistant fire chief in 1954 and in 1965 from Howe Fire Apparatus Company He was active at Central Christian Church and Indiana Firemen's Association He leaves two daughters Ruth Ann Klus and Dorothy Nagel and a son Joseph Eugene two brothers Ernest F Allman Farrel B and a sister Nela Wine eight grandchildren and one great grandchild Services set for 1 30 p m Thursday at Brown 2nd Putt Funeral Home with visitation Wednesday 3 30 to 9 p m Burial in East Maple
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Mary E. Shearer
9Th St
Summitville
Anderson
Gary
Lindbergh School
Anderson High School
Valparaiso University
Indiana State Teachers College
Terre Haute
Charles R. Allman
St. John’s Hospital
van Buren Township
Howe Fire Apparatus Company
Central Christian Church
Indiana Firemen's Association
Fire Department Pension Board
Brown 2Rd Putt
G. LaVaughn Fisher
The
East Maplewood Cemetery
Death of Clyde Pennybacker 76 of Ft. Lauderdale
Word has been received of the death of Clyde Pennybacker 76 of 4801 High Drive Ft. Lauderdale Florida. He formerly resided in Anderson and worked in the insurance field for Western and Southern and the Metropolitan Insurance Company. He is survived by his wife Laura Combs and two sisters in law Mrs Ben Scott and Mrs Marguerite Foltz. Funeral service held Wednesday at Jennings Funeral Home Ft. Lauderdale with burial to follow.
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Clyde Pennybacker
High Dr
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Anderson
Western and Southern
The
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Florida
Laura Combs
Ben Scott
Marguerite Foltz
Jennings Funeral Home
Obituary for Harvey Benton Kinnaman
Harvey Benton Kinnaman 80 of Indiana Ave died Monday at 3 p.m. after a sudden illness. Born in Bethlehem Indiana he moved to town in 1915 and worked as a general contractor before retirement. He later sharpened saws and belonged to First Baptist Church Senior Citizens Club and local Good Samaritan Societies. He married in 1912. wife Frankie died in 1970. Survived by three daughters Isabelle Stieber Des Plaines Ill Dorothea Wright and Phyllis Mitchell both of Anderson one sister Lola Arthur Sheridan and four others.
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Harvey Benton Kinnaman
Indiana Ave
Bethlehem
Ind
First Baptist Church
Senior Citizens Club
Perkinsville
Arcadia Good Samaritan
Frankie
William
Isabelle) Stieber
Des Plaines
Ill
Frank
Dorothea) Wright
Robert
Phyllis) Mitchell
Anderson
Lola Arthur
Sheridan
Mrs Genevieve Pickell 56 Anderson native dies in hospital
Mrs Genevieve Pickell of 3426 Forrest Terrace died at 5 a.m. Sunday in St John’s Hospital after a weeklong illness. A lifetime Anderson resident she worked at Guide Lamp during World War II and attended St Mary’s Schools. Surviving: husband Martin L. three children John L. Pickell Michael Ray Pickell Diana Sue Fleet a brother Julius Whukowski and three grandchildren. Funeral Mass at St Ambrose Church at 10:30 a.m. with burial in St Mary’s.
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Genevieve Pickell
Forrest Terrace
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Guide Lamp Division
St. Mary’s
John L. Pickell
Michael Ray Pickell
Michael
Diana Sue) Fleet
Julius
Red) Whukowski
Laura
Tony Pickell
Susan Fleet
St. Ambrose Church
Thomas Heilman
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Butz Funeral Home
William K Hawley 79 dies in Wabash County
William K Hawley a 79 year old retired New York Central Railroad engineer died Monday at Wabash County Hospital He was born in New Albany and was a member of Christ United Methodist Church the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine Men and the Masonic Lodge He is survived by 12 children and 34 grandchildren plus 46 greats Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p m in Hoover Miner Chapel Wabash with burial in Falls Cemetery Masonic rites to be held tonight at the funeral home at 7 30 p m
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William K. Hawley
Wabash
Wabash County
New York Central Railroad
New Albany
Christ United Methodist Church
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Masonic Lodge
Martha Crowell
Wilbur K. Hawley
Anderson
Clarabelle Rich
Lapel
Kate Friedersdorf
Wilma McNeeley
Kenneth T. Ha
Falls Cemetery
Obituary Notice for Local Resident
Surviving are his wife Mae and two children Mrs Carl Miller of Indianapolis and Ralph of Fairmount, ten grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral at 10 30 a m Wednesday in Little Ridge Friends Church with burial at Park Cemetery. Rev Norman Carter to officiate. Friends may call Hunt Funeral Home.
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Mae
Carl
Shirley) Miller
Indianapolis
Ralph
Fairmount
Little Ridge Friends Church
Park Cem
Norman Carter
Hunt Funeral Home
Funeral services held for former state representative George Billman
Funeral services for 88 year old George S Billman of Springfield Virginia will be at 2 pm Friday at Sleenh Funeral Home Shelbyville. He died Monday in a Fairfax Virginia hospital after months of illness. Born near Marion he served Rush County as state representative 1911 to 1913. He married Helen Williams in 1915. He graduated from Indiana University Law School in 1916 and taught in Shelby County for 14 years before moving to Anderson in 1922. He worked as an engineer with Nicholson File Co until 1956 then returned to Rush County before living with his daughter. Burial will be at Arlington. Friends may call at the Shelbyville mortuary after 4 pm Thursday.
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Anderson
George S. Billman
Springfield
Sleenh
St. Harrison St
Shelbyville
Billman
Arthur
Phyllis) Angeles
Fairfax
Marion
Rush County
Helen Williams
Indiana University School of Law
Shelby County
Nicholson File Company
Arlington
Fairmount Man Harvey Dies at 80 in Marion General
Russell T. Harvey of Little Ridge community died at 10 50 a m Sunday in Marion General Hospital He was born in Fairmount and lived all his life on his farm home at Route 1 for 52 years He was a member of Little Ridge Friends Church and attended Fairmount Academy.
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Fairmount
Russell T. Harvey
Marion General Hospital
Little Ridge
Rt. 1
Mrs. La Vaughn Anderson 79 dies in New Castle
Mrs. La Vaughn Anderson of New Castle dies Monday at Heritage House Convalescent Center. She and husband Carl, celebrating 61st anniversary Nov. 9, survived by three children, two sisters, five grandchildren, six great grandchildren, and several nieces. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson with burial at Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today at the mortuary. Joseph King.
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New Castle
LaVaughn Anderon
Rt. 1
Heritage House
Kennard Friends Church
Locust Grove
Lois York
Mildred Chew
Condo and Son
Wilkinson
Lois Simmerman
Glen Cove
Knightstown
Elwood Woman Maribel Bambrough Dies At 93
Mrs. Maribel B. Bambrough 93 of Elwood died at Mercy Hospital after a six year illness. She was born in Elwood and was twice married first to Will St. Moore and later to John Bambrough. Survived by one son in law Francis Mackey and two Columbus nieces. Funeral services Wednesday at Dun nchay Funeral Home with Rev Ralph Richardson. Burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Calling hours after 1 p.m. today at the mortuary.
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Ora Dewanda Gosha
Willie B. Gosha
Fairview St
Mary Judy
Annie Pear
Angela Gosha
Anderson
Ada Mae Gosha
Hartford
Ala
Robert Lee
Jamey Lee
Willie Earl
Ricky
Donnell Gosha
Homer Lee Gosha
Dothan
Ed Ray
Ozark
Brooks Memorial Chapel
George Pearson
Trinity Baptist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Funeral
Elwood
Maribel B. Bambrough
S. M St
Mercy Hospital
Will St. Moore
John Bambrough
East Main Street
Infant's graveside service held in Windfall
Graveside services were conducted Monday at 10 30 am at Brookside Cemetery Windfall for the infant child of Mr and Mrs David Castor who died at birth Sunday at 4 22 am in Tipton Memorial Hospital. Surviving grandparents are Wayne and Pauline Castor and Mr and Mrs Jean Osborn. The Rev Larry Johnson officiated and Copher and Fesler Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Elwood
Brookside
Windfall
David Castor
Tipton Memoriel Hospital
Wayne
Pauline Castor
Near Windfall
Jean Osborn
Larry Johnson
Copher and
Fesler
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Annapolis
Colorado Springs
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
National Labor Relations Board
International
Boeing Michoud
Textile Workers Union
New Hampshire
NLRB
Warren E. Burger
Potter Stewart
William H. Rehnquist
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Lousiana Adv
Jack P. F. Gremillion
Arkansas
Missouri
Douglas
Australia
Pacific Octan
VSS
UPI
American Samoa
Pacific
America
Eugene Cernan
Ronald Evans
Harrison “Jack” Schmitt
Uss
Ticonderoga
ACSC
Alibi
14Th and
Jackson Sts
Anderson and
Madison County
Cora Yarnell
Cora L. Yarnell
Americana Nursing Home
Cleveland
Ohio
White Sewing Machine Company
Presbyterian Church
Order of Eastern Star
Elmo Dotson
Telford
Tenn
Courtney
Brownsburg
Brown and Butz
Jeffers
Greenville
Pleasant Vale
Harold E. Rozelle
Memorial Park Cemetery
James Jones
James Edgar Jones
Sam Jones
St. Joe Hospital
Chicago
Wonza
Patricia McClure
Troy
Cullen Jones
California
Collins Funeral Home
67Th St
Ray Fleenor
Ray E. Fleenor
Scottsburg
Seymour
Indiana State Teachers Association
York Masonic Lodge
Lee
Hugh
Mt. Eden Christian Church
Little York
Gater Cemetery
Dewalt Funeral Home
Salem
Mary Shearer
Ora Gosha
Iva R. Aliford
Scatterfield Road
Hancock County
Ingalls
Delco- Remy Division
Allford
Otterbein United Methodist Church
OES
Beauceant
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Ivy Rebekah
Ross
Edith) Melson
Leslie Allford
Kenneth
Juanita) Wales
Carl Snider
McCordsville
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Ernest Shumaker
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Ewing
Joseph William King
First St
Community
Humbolt
Iowa
Ellen
Billy
Portland
Ore
Tessie Austin
Melvin King
Dorothy Moore
Lucy Huston
Lucy M. Huston
Mercury
Ira Huston
Joseph
Dick) Hardebeck
George Hardebeck
Copher and Fesler
Ed Finley
Iva Allford
Charles Allman
Harvey Kinnaman
William Hawley
George Billman
Russell Harvey
Strock’s
Eld
Ieee
Joseph King
His & Her Soap Bath Boutique
12Th Street
Meridian
Main
Maribel Bambrough
Castor
Hollon’s Drug Store
Muncie Psychiatric Clinic
Wheeling Ave
Muncie Dobbs
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