Bandits Strike at Texaco Service Station in City
Police report a break in at the Texaco Service Station at 29th and Fairview Street, operated by Bob Caudill. About $90 in tools and parts valued at nearly $20 were stolen through a northside window on the night of December 25. Detectives, led by Lt Jesse Bell, are investigating.
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Cen
Texaco
29Th
Fairview Sts
Bob Caudill
Dot
Jesse Bell
Bandis
Graydon Caller Cleaners
W. 8Th St
Eisenhower defends U.S. bombing in Vietnam amid hospital stay
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower defended U.S. air raids on North Vietnam while leaving Walter Reed Army Medical Center after gall bladder surgery. He warned bombers may hit non military targets and commented on civilian damage amid the Saigon port strike by Vietnamese union leaders, who called U.S. troops in Saigon strikebreakers and threatened a wider dock walkout.
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Waslington
UPI
Dwight D
Eisenhower
U.S
North Vietnam
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Hanoi
United
Staley
Central Avenue
Ilstamecs
Charles Taylor
Christ
Goelysburg
Palm
Calif
Ja. Gettys
Burg
Roy Hsir
RR Tf
Sumynil
Gen
Ville
Robert L. Schultz
Ward St
Schultz
Tal Blair
Army Hospital
Walter, Reed
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Wisenhower
Saigon
Concert by Douglas Okun at South Meridian Chapel
News notes heavy drinkers risk cirrhosis and gout as Dr. Charles Lieber of Cornell reports that alcohol can cause fatty and reversible liver injury even with adequate protein intake. The study links excessive drinking to slowed uric acid clearance and gout, based on AAAS meeting findings.
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Wasuington
UPI
Charles
Liche
Cornell University
Lieber
American Association For the Advanced Ment of Science
AAASI
Indiana man dies from gunshot in Ohio home
An Indiana man died in a Cambridge Ohio hospital from a gunshot wound received at the home of a stepdaughter near Cumberland. The victim was Dr. Robert Stukey of Beech Grove south of Indianapolis. Authorities sought Wilbur Berg, formerly married to the victim’s wife, in connection with the shooting.
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Cambridge, Ohio
Indiana
Robert Stukey
Beech Grove
Indianapolis
Zanesville
Cumberland
Wilbur Berg
Victin
Madison County Students on iBSU Honor Roll
Seventeen Madison County students were named to the iBSU honor list for the fall quarter 1986 at Bell State University. Names from Anderson include Frances Addington, Lynn Fox, Barbara Jean Beresford Gray, Sherry Sue Harvey, Daisy Ruth Burris Nichol, Anne Deever Otto, Sally Elaine Pike, and others. Investigations continue in related incidents while Greyhound negotiating talks proceed over a potential strike affecting multiple states.
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Muncie
Sci County
Ipaint
Bell State University
Anderson
Frances Addington
Vern Au
Dington
Dogwood
Dianal
Bure
Lynn Fox
Larles
Charles
Chicago
Greshoundpeak
Manos
Charles Tines, Inc
Westham
Cleveland
Wpth
Coville Blaine
J. Schreiker
East Nevitt
Greyhound
Madison Heights High School Names 1967 Treasure Chest Queen Nominees
Ten senior girls at Madison Heights High School were named as candidates for the 1967 Treasure Chest Queen. The student body will vote the week of January 3, with the queen to be crowned at a sock hop after the Pendleton basketball game on Saturday. Nominees include Debbie Redick Marilyn Ritter Nancy Hollar Connie Stamm Marcia Green Barbara Johnson Jean Doenges Susie Bigler Jill Matthews and Connie Rinker.
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Madison Heights High School
Pendleton
Jai
Debbie Redick
Marilyn Ritter
Nancy Hollar
Connie Stamm
Marcia Green
Barbara Johnson
Jean Doenges
Susie Bigler
Jill Matthews
Connie Rinker
Sing Out Hootennanny at Meadowbrook Baptist Church
A 7 pm Thursday h ootenanny titled Sing Out Hootennanny will be held in the Meadowbrook Church Fellowship Hall. Sponsored by First Baptist Mounds Baptist and Meadowbrook Baptist Churches for the Baptist Youth Fellowship. No injuries reported after a single engine plane made an emergency landing on Washington Baltimore Parkway Tuesday, landing on a convertible car.
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Meadowbrook Baptist Church
First Baptist
Mounds, Baptist
Meadowbrook
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Washington
Washington| Baltimore Parkway
County Board Opens Bids On Road Vehicles
County board opened bids on eight large trucks a pickup and a skater in the county commission office yesterday morning. Bids came from Dukes Ene Inc Hunter Chevrolet Walker Ford and W H Handy for the trucks. War Industries Inc Huntington Pa and G K Burke Co Indianapolis submitted bids for the skater. Action on two extra rooms for Circuit Court was withheld due to incomplete bids. Armory will host Anderson Township Trustees offices and a rental of six per year for three rooms was approved.
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County Commission
Yester
Stine
Dukes Ene Inc
Hunter Chevrolet
Walker Ford
W. H. Handy
War Industries, Inc
Huntington
Penn
G. K. Burke Co
Indianapolis
Circuit Court
Anderson Township
Gether
Reinforcement Plan Disputed By Arabs
Beirut Lebanon AP reports focus on Jordan Israel frontier reinforcement dispute with Egypt Syria claiming reports distorted. Jordan reportedly rejected sending troops from Saudi Arabia or Iraq though earlier officials hinted at limited reinforcements as part of a broader Arab defense plan.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Egypt
Cairo
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Sendo
Yemen
Israel
U.N
Une
Hoover Named To State Committee
Earl V. Moover executive vice president of Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association is named to the 1967 Legislative Committee of the United States League. The committee guides the national legislative program for the savings and loan industry. The 1967 program will be shaped at the League’s Legislative Conference in Washington, DC, February 4 8 attracting many top executives.
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Earl V. Moover
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association
United States Savings and Toan Teague
Otto L. Preisler
Chicago
Tl. League
League
Joan Savings and Loan Associations
Washington, DC
Minister Addresses iExchangites Today
The Thevereda Monroe Schus" 'ter will speak and show slides of this trip to Jerusalem at a noon luncheon and meeting of Anderson exchange Club members and guests in the YMCA Mulberry Room. Robert Sherman will introduce the speaker, with President Richard Dicky presiding and several committees expected to attend.
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Thevereda Monroe Schus
Christian Cluneh ‘Paglor
Jerusalem
Anderson Xchange Club
Lolay
Te Ymca Mulberry Room
Robert Sherman
Club View
Richard Dicky
Davison
Tom Shtasa
Tibeta
Tibet
Holiday Toll Keeps Rising Across Nation
The National Safety Council reports 703 total deaths from all accidents during the extended holiday period. Six people died in a two car crash near Baton Rouge Louisiana, while fires caused seven deaths near Williams California. California led traffic deaths with 56, Texas 52, and Ohio and Louisiana also high. The council estimates 460 to 540 more will die in traffic during the upcoming New Year holiday, with 962 lives lost last year.
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Baton Rove
Williams
Talifi
California
Texas
Ohio
Louisiana
National Safety Council
Purdue Band Sets Gigantic Drum Journey Across Continents
The World's Largest bass drum, owned by the Purdue group, was shipped by Santa Fe Railroad for transport to the west coast. After arrival in Indiana the band will depart on a two week South American tour, its fourth in six years, aided by General Motors designed trucks for logistics.
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Purdue
Santa Fe Railroad Company
General Motors
Indiana
South America
Errory House Continued From Base
In One vision he leads 18 manufacturing plants in this city and four other cities where Delco Battery plants are located. He sits on the Board of Regents of the General Motors Institute and the Society of Automotive Engineers, along with SeYavalo their technical groups.
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Delco
The
General Mot
Ws Institute
Society of Automotive Engineers
SeYaval Othey
Eae
U S Bombing Damage Reported From Hanoi Dispatch
Harrison Salisbury of the New York Times reported from Hanoi that American bombing raids caused extensive damage to Iist towns near Hanoi. The Defense Department issued a statement acknowledging civilian harm.
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U.S
North Vietnam
Defense Department
New York Times
Harrison E. Salisbury
the Times
Hanoi
Isat Lwa
Pentagon Says Continues Targeting Military Over Civilians
The State Department reiterated that U S policy is to strike military targets only and to avoid civilian areas as press officials declined to comment on a Times report. Military sources say civilian deaths are likely as Communist convoy activity near North Vietnamese residential zones persists.
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State Department
U.S
Jland
Carl EB. Barteh
Fraus
Times
Garteh
Saigon
Pentagon
Palicy
South Vietnan
Barry Goldwater’s Mother Dies in Phoenix at 92
Phoenix obituary reports Avia Josephine Williams Goldwater, mother of 12 year old Barry Goldwater, dies Tuesday after illness. Private family funeral planned for Thursday. A Moore and Sons Mortuary of Phoenix to handle arrangements.
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Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
Avia
Josephine Willams Goldwater
A. Moore and Sons
Ofhoenix
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Weir Brindle Perkins Losses
Mrs. Nora Bronnenberg Weir 60 of 2034 Fletcher died Sunday at home. Daughter of Henry and Mary Ellen Bronnenberg she was a member of Daleville Methodist Church and YWCA Anderson. Survived by two daughters and other relatives. funeral Thursday at Shirey Funeral Home Daleville. Gravesite at Bronnenberg Cemetery Chesterfield. Burial details follow. Alicia and April Wilson siblings noted. Also notices for Zora Brindle of Rt 4 Lebanon and Goldie Faye Perkins of 2320 Pear St with services and burial plans listed.
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Nora Weir
Nora Bronnenberg Weir
Fletcher
William Weir
Daleville
Henry
Mary Ellen ‘Implett Bronnenberg
Daleville Methodist Church
Ywca inAnderson
James F. Simmonds
Rt. 1
James M. McFarland
Anderson
Esther Leonard
Muncie
Shirey Funeral
R. C. Shirey
Bronnenberg
Chesterfield
News
Tony
Alicia
April Wilson
Wil[et Wilson
Cedar St
St. John's Hospital
Mes
Louise Jefferson
Anederson
William ‘Wilson Sr
Little Rock
Ark
L P
West Maplewand
Charles Middleton
Bethesda Baptist Church
Brooks Memorial Chapel
Goldie Perkins
Brown and Bitz Ruiner
Goldie Faye Perkins
Pear St
John Ser
Burigt
Ess Hill
Rushville
Mort
Bary
Imported Doll Fails Heat Test Sparks Fire Safety Alert
J O Leary says tests on the imported doll are inconclusive and more cities must test them. Fire chiefs report mixed results with a Polish type doll burning under flame. Officials urge dealers to keep dolls away from heat and advise residents to inspect new dolls at the central fire station for safety concerns.
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J, O'Leary
Rere
Paretty
Solmees
Muncie
Wilbur Shimer
T Central
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Obituaries from Madison area note the deaths of Leslie Deng er 69 of Ingalls and George Clatterbaugh 83 of Lapel with services led by local clergy. Surviving relatives include wives children and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are handled by Cory Sealy and Fisher Brothers Funeral Homes with interments in Mendon Riverside Brookside Cemeteries.
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George Clatterbaugh
Lapel
Harry Smith
He. Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Mare
Riverside
City
Te Funeral Home
Anderson Man aug un proten. Funeral services in Los Angeles
Funeral services held Thursday morning at 10 40 at a Greek Orthodox church for a local figure. Burial followed at Old Union Cemetery. The article lists survivors including siblings and mentions a sensational gambling career spanning decades.
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Con- Los
Jett Payne Walker
Hler
Lady Lick
Bloomington
Ernest Reed
Ft. Wayne
Dollars
Bernice Spicher
Suck Richardson
Yr Jackson
Bernice Mich
Robert Davids
M. Spicher
Miami
Ind
Wali
Anderson
Maplewood
Weston
Blettrle
State Record of a Roadside Fatality and Obituary Details
A road accident west of Eransville claimed a driver’s life. Todd of Liberty Township was a retired farmer and a church elder with ties to the Farm Bureau. Surviving are Eva his widow, a son of Fairmount, two daughters and eight grandchildren. Funeral services were held in Fairmount with burial at Park Cemetery. A separate note mentions a plastic car experiment and a brief on Robert Koch’s infectious disease work, alongside a report of Angola combat casualties.
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Leslie. Denger Ingalls
Leslie G. Denger
Tucetay
Galls Yr
Denger
Lac Plasterer's Union No
Indianapolis
Orn
Cisana Park
Madleson County
Gladys
Norma Webb
Patricia Broynsen
Ingalls
Beverly Joffrey
Ladianapaliss
Lowell
Arthur
Kenneth Denger
Dat
Ald
Fortville
Charles
Wilmar
Cory-Sealy
Sm. S
Eransville
Todd
Liberty Township
Jones Chapel
Baldinger
Marion
Phillip
Mildred) Walker
Urbana
Ind
Hunt
Nome
Fairmount
Roy Ditla Oouch
Paul’ Todd Offigiating
Park Cemetery
Paris Match to publish Kennedy death book edited edition
Paris Match plans to print the edited version of The Death of a President as a gesture of friendship to the Kennedy family. In Afghanistan, the United States will provide 20,000 tons of wheat on long term credit and 30,000 tons of corn as an outright gift under the Freedom program. In Manila, a police officer killed a man when his pistol fired during an argument over a beauty contest result.
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Paris
UPD
Paris-Match
Mondsy Il
Phn F. Kennedy
Kabul
Afghanistan
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Douglas Okun
Christian Brotherhood Hour
International Ratio
Church of God
South Meridian Chapel of God
Oldham
United States
Cadet Chapel
Dale Whalen
Mr. Oldham
Hoosier
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Ibsu
Amalgamated Transit Union
Afl-Cio
Mason- Dixon Line
Ilinois
Mungie
Delaware County
Willie Hi
Mumete
Hill
Emma Garrett
Rome
Arturo Riccardi
Benito
Mussolini
Navy
Jeanne
Mae Brown
K. R. Brown
Madison Ave
Laureen Deanne Snodprasse Deel Jer
Claire Snodgrasse
Jeffer
Steven Chester Lewes
Jark
Emma Jean
Pewark
Rt. 3
Alexandria
David Lee Alexander
Kenneth Alexander
St. J. St. Elwood
Sharon Kay Beasley Hasecaster
Main
Marjorie Ellen
Bites Emmert
Frankm
MHHS
Hoover
Erry House
Elma Ellen Bell
Riverside Dr
Brown Wd Bulz
Ev. Steward Webber
Belmont Bible Church
Brick Church
Hagatetown
Eral
Nick
Wilson Twins
Zora Brindle
Rt. 4
Anderson School
Georgia Langdon
English Nursing
Hie
Ter
Eldes
Langdon
Meg
J. Owens
Goodwin Muxnorial Nazarene
Brown and Britz
East Maplewood
Larry
Davis
Madison
MHS
Arna Shultz
Anna Shultz
Perlsy Shultz
Lapel Methodist Church
Marion King
Surial
Brookside
Fisher Brothers
Anderson Man
Dandbles
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Las Vegas
Nav
St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church
Burja
Woodlawn
Beverly Hills
Cy Rice
S. Oliver SR
Knight Ridge
Baker Mortuary
Bessie Rivawine
Noblesville
Bessie Richewine
Fred Richwine
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Christian Science
Birial
Crownload Cemetery
Tunheral Bone
Lloyd Beckner Pendleton
Lloyd Beckner
Carnell ‘Bright
Menton
Raymond Solomon
Knightstown
Texiday
Butcher Funeral
Hillsboro
New Castle
Tiuntington
Louis Vog
Fia
Luglon
Allby
Detroit
Koch Disease Sleuth
Berlin
Robert Koch
Lisbon
Portugal
Angola
John A
Wiley
John Albert ‘Wiley
Spat
Baker Brothers Fur
Krom
Funer
Raymond L
Wilson
Raymond Lb
13Th St
Firs Methodist Church
Robert L. Saunders
Second Baptist Church
Paticeman Wilson
Af Idiries
Evan E. Brant
Harald; i Kozelle
Evan B. Brant
Anderson Knife and Bar
Joy Slner
First ‘Methodist Church
Leona Carrot
Leona Carroll
Layton Rd
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Ohn Patlsoy
Bethel Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park 4
Anna Butsler
Anna J . Butsler
Yu? Pariview St
Henry Butsler
Acclient and Tafe Company
Aniarton
Init
Phare
Kenneth Stagman
Poor
Manila
Policman
Nan
Claudio Dreguita
Choat
Fee Twelfth
Fletcher Anderson
Mounds Mall
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