Anderson Printer Retiring After 36 Years Service
Harold L. Clark retires after 36 years with Anderson Newspapers Inc. The Daily Bulletin printer, resident of 1623 Wirth St, was honored at a dinner at Edgewood Country Club hosted by the Anderson Typographical Union 284. He received a four year ITU membership pin and gifts. Calabria was master of ceremonies for a 36 attendee event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Harold L. Clark
Daily Bulletin
Edgewood Country Club
Anderson Aphical Union
W.irth St
ITU
Rober
E. Jackson
Con
Calabria
Quiet Gorham youth linked to large heroin case
Gorham Illinois based Conder, charged with smuggling $100 million of heroin into the United States, was described by Ben Dunn principal of Gorham schools as a quiet youth who never caused trouble. Dunn noted he graduated Gorham High School in 1950, born in Grand Tower, Illinois, and helped his father in timber cutting.
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Gorham, Ill
UPI
Herman Conder
United States
Ben Dunn
Gorham Schools
Conder
Gorham High School
Grand Tower
Ill
Dunn
Alaska Quake Reported Near Berkeley Says UCI
UPI reports a strong Alaska region quake recorded near Berkeley with magnitude between 6.4 and 6.7. Scientist Cinna Lomntz notes the event occurred at 11 47 am PST 2 47 pm EST and measured on the Richter scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Berkeley
Calif
U S Forces Expand Air Strikes as Viet Nam War Shortages Grow
U S planes targeted Vong Bi thermal power near Haiphong while ground fighting persisted near Da Nang. Reports say U S forces may be allowed to strike Cambodian sanctuaries used by Communists as a trial balloon to gauge world opinion. Marine artillery hit a Viet Cong battalion south of Da Nang, destroying a propaganda loud speaker system and killing at least 11. The military reported 10 Americans killed last week, 126 wounded, and 6 missing or captured. Viet Cong losses reached 920 killed and 89 captured.
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U. S
Vong Bi
Haiphong
North Viet Nam
Saigon
Cambodia
Viet Nam
South
U. S. Marine
da Nang
Zoning Challenge Against Madison County Plan Faces Legal Hurdles
Plaintiffs contend rezoning and related actions improperly pursued and illegal under state law. They allege the planning commission was illegally constituted with party-affiliated members and that petitions, master plan amendments, and variances violated prescribed procedures. Defendants include multiple county officials and planning board members amid ongoing disputes over jurisdiction and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peregarette
Maalson County
Madison County Planning Commission
Charles Lawler
George R. Danforth
Wilbur Runyon
Walter Ring
Warren Waly
John Manship
Jesse Harold Berry
Victor Evans
Evan Wilson
Glenn Pittsford
Ray Ladd
Madison County Board of Zoning Aals
Jesse Biddle
Haust
Ralph McCord
Board of County Commissioners
State funds aid 1965 67 college scholarship program
Legislature allocates 500000 for the 1965 67 period to finance proposed scholarships for 37 colleges and universities listed, with application through high school principals or counselors. Institutions include Butler University Indianapolis Indiana State University Terre Haute and Indiana University Bloomington among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancilla Domini College
Donaldson
Anderson College and Theological Seminary
Aall State University
Muncie
Bethel College
Mishawaka
Butler, University
Indianapolis
Concordia Senior College
Fort Wayne
DePauw University
Greencastle
Earlham College
Richmond
Evansville Loge
Evansville
Fort Wayne Bible College
Grace College
Winona Lake
Goshen College
Goshen
Hanover
Huntiingeemen College
Huntingindian Central College
Indianapo
Indiana Institute of Technology
Indiana State University
Terre Haute
Indiana University
Bloomington
John Herron Art Institute
Manchester College
North Manchester
Marion College
Marion
Oakland City College
Oakland
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Rose Polytechnic Institute
St. Benedict College
Ferdinand
St. Francis College
St. Joseph’s College
Rensseaer
Yule Decorations Honor Local Residents in Contest
Johnson a special mention winner this year took top prize last year and was ineligible to win again. Maurice Clem, contest chairman, says checks will be mailed to winners soon as Distributive Education Club members from Anderson High School judged the displays.
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Floyd A. Albers
Hattie
Elizabeth Dietzen
Main St
William E. Alberts
E. 38Th
William E. Zuck
E. Fifth
Jack and
Barbara Craig
Chesterfield Dr
Dorothy Bright
Miller Ave
Robert 0. Reddy, Sr
Ruddie Ave
Lowell H. Perkins
Hawthorne Ave
Lewis and Carol Thompson
Crystal St
Lester Harris
Norwood Way
Bill Ruggles
Maryland
Harry Webb
William Ravenscroft
W. Lith
Gerald O'Conner
Nichol Ave
Johnson
Maurice Clem
Distributive Education Club
Anderson H Igh School
County TB fund total stays near nine dimes in county
The Madison County TB Association reports 93 cents toward its goal. Mrs. Brown says the target for next year is 28,300 dollars, with about 19,000 collected so far. Contributions are welcome at 207 E. 10th Street, Anderson, Indiana.
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Brown
Madison County TB Association
E. 10Th Street
Anderson
Ind
Five Day Illinois Forecast Sparks Christmas Warmth and Rain
A mild Christmas outlook in Illinois calls for temperatures about six degrees above normal with highs from 34 to 44 and lows near 20. Rain chances increase Thursday into Friday, with a mix possible Monday. Warmer trend through Friday could melt the early week snow by Christmas.
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Indiana
Com
Tax hike shifts 1966 social security burden higher
The 1966 payroll tax rises push the cap from $4,800 to $6,600, lifting top tax to $277.20 for workers and $514.80 for self employed, to fund higher pensions and new health plans. The tax hike reduces tax savings from 1964–65 income tax cuts, with further increases through 1969.
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Passings And Services
Florence Hessler 85 dies suddenly in Indianapolis while visiting sister Vera Jones. Services at St Marys Catholic Church with Msgr Kienly. burial in St Marys Cemetery. Also listed are Cecil Keesling 72 John Bowing 67 and Lillian Canavan 60 plus Ida Sullivan Arthur Peck George Mundell Lena Thornburg obituaries with funeral details and locations.
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Florence C. Hessler
Ohio Ave
Vera Jones
Washington St
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gerhard
Catherine Wiggerman Hessler
Anderson
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Women’s Catholic Order of Forresters
Ralph
Agnes) Amrine
Fred
Monica) van Noy
Francis G. Lang
Robert F. Hessler
John J. Lang
Lexington, Ky
Ernest Lang
Niles, Micn
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
LAPEL Everett W. Keller 45 of Perkinsville died suddenly Wednesday at 7 45 p m after a short illness He was born in Sterling Ind and moved to Perkinsville in 1946 Surviving are his widow two daughters three sons and siblings The body was taken to Fisher Brothers Funeral Home for arrangements pending MADISON Final rites for Bertha Leibhardt 82 of 126 N 6th St will be held at 2 p m today at Elbert C Frazee Funeral Home with Rev J Hubert Smith Miller Cemetery
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Henry County
John
Nora Jester Keesling
Byron Keesling
Anderson
Adrian Keesling
Chesterfield
Faye Riggs
Shirley
Carrie Wisehart
Evelyn Ys Anderson
Helen Price
Alabama
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Wilkinson
Larry Shaver
Wilkinson Methodist Church
McCray Cemetery
John C. Bowing
Main St
St. John’s Hospital
Delco-Remy
Baker Brothersuneral
Lillian Canavan
Crane Ct
LeRoy
Ohio
Curtis
Anne McDonald Lutz
Cleveland
J. W. Canavan
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
George Taggart
Washington Park Cemetery
Indianapolis
Victoria Guild
St. John's Hospital
Ida Sullivan
Drexel Dr
Ballard and Shirey
Robert Fribley
First Methodist Church
Pleasant Walk
Lena Thornburg
H. N. Berry
Philadelphia
Chestertown
Greensburg
Ark
Robert G
Carrie Mae Handley Babcock
Thomas R. Thornburg
Estelle Babcock
Sutton Jett
Silver Spring
Lee Shoemaker
Bennington
F. W. McClintock
Dan Babcock
Paul Stanley
Ray Hammond
Lapel
Everett W. Keller
Perkinsville
Daniel
Bessie Keller
Sterling
Ind
Papi
Patricia Combs
Pauline
Juliana
Paul Keller
Everett Keller Jr
Ellsworth
S. C
U. S. Air Force
Vanita Fox
Veedersburg
Theda Calvert
Lon Keller
A Keller
Floyd Keller
Monroe
N. C
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Middletown
Bertha Leibhardt
N. 6Th St
Elbert C. Frazee
J. Hubert Smith
Miller Cemetery
Split Commons Vote as Leadership Abstains
Britain faces a split in the Commons with the leadership abstaining while some MPs defy the party line to back the government. In the Lords the Conservative leadership again urged peers to abstain and refrain from voting against the embargo.
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Commons
House of Lords
Youth Indicted in Muncie Tavern Strangulation Case
Indiana authorities say a county grand jury returned a second degree murder indictment Tuesday against 19 year old Robert E Burns of Cumberland in the strangling of 33 year old Louise Goad outside a Muncie tavern on December 4.
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Aware County
Robert E. Burns
Cumberland
Louise Goad
Muncie
Christmas Cash Offer Promises Money In Minutes
Holiday shoppers race to finish gifts as a local lender advertises a $50 cash loan for two weeks at a total cost of 75. The copy touts quick service and urges early visit to secure funds before Christmas.
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Flower Shop & Greenhouse
Broadway Anderson, Ind
Frank Krall
Burns
County Planning Commission
Lawler
Danforth
Runyon
Ring
Waymire
Democratic Party
Planning Commission
Pendleton Planning Commission
Audrey Welsh
Commission
1000 Meridian ST
Arm and Ory
Men's & Boys
U.S.A
Aldbart
Bauer & Black
Florence Hessler
St. 'S Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Brown and Butz
Cecil Keesling
Cecil Oe
W. 9Th St
Chesterfield Nursing Home
Wilber Martin
Russell Utter
South Dr
Harold E. Rozelle
Lloyd Hargett
Noblesville Church of God
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Arthur Peak
Arthur J. Peck
Lincoln St
Brooks Memorial Chapel
James Menifee
East Maplewood Cemetery
George Mundell
George W. Mundell
Smy Lane
Madison
Everett Keller
Britain
Jackson ST
State of
Towncraft
Dacron
Penney
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