Panthers Edge Tigers In Madison Heights Final
Alexandria Tigers lost a heart breaker 70 58 to the fifth ranked Elwood Panthers in the Madison Heights tournament final on the Pirates floor. Madison Heights won the consolation 79 69 over Noblesville Millers as Alexandria started strong but trailed most of the game.
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Alexandria
Tigers
Elwood Panthers
Madison
Pirate
Madison Heights
Noblesville Millers
Jim Hahn
Garl Balser
Panthers
Balser
Elwood
Ed Alley
Leavell
Beasley
Crist
Burton
Gary Beasley
Mike Manis
Gary Balser
Mike Crist
Cannon
Fielder
Lynch
Mike Manais
Washington
UPI
Sen. National Committee
Dean Burch
Self
Manis
Republi
Ute
Reid
Rich Leavell
Robert Collier
Roy Monis
Alexandria Tigers
Pirates
Noblesville
Herald
Finals Set For Pendleton Match Tonight
Pendleton Invitational opens with Arabians defending champs edging Irish 62 to 60 and Lapel Bulldogs topping Middletown 66 to 61 in first-round games before a near capacity Pendleton High gym. Greg Fisher 19 led Arabians, Rumler scored 22 for Pendleton, Baker 25 for Lapel, Saunders 23 for Middletown as 19 fouls against Middletown and 14 against Lapel marked the contests.
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Pendleton
Markle- Ville
Lapel
Middletown
Pendleton High School
Greg Fisher
Ron Sayers
Hardy
Gustin
Harper
Milburn
McKay
Purple Clads
John Rumler
Roger McCarty
Kenny Hoppes
Gary Godbey
Markleville
Pendieton
Cossacks
Greg Baker
Phil Kilburn
Ron Stephenson
Steve Saunders
Doug Jennings
Viet Cong Hold Coast Town Amid Refugee Flood
Viet Cong guerrillas seized a coastal town crowded with 6000 Roman Catholic refugees and held it at nightfall against American backed forces. US helicopters faced fire, one destroyed, six Americans wounded as Vietnamese planes bombed Viet Cong positions near Binh Ghia near Cap St Jacques. Authorities fear for refugees and townspeople.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Binh Ghia
North Viet Nam
Cap St Jacques
Nguyen Khanh
Cap St. Jacques
United States
Auto License Office Plans For 1965 Plates
The Anderson Auto License office at 28 W 9th St will close Friday and Saturday for 1965 Indiana plates distribution starting Monday. John Quinn is manager, Mrs Helen Haston assistant manager. About 1600 reserved plates mailed to applicants choosing special numbers. Deadline for 1964 plates is midnight Feb 23. Police will enforce new intrastate regulations after 8 p.m.
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Anderson
W. 9Th St
Indiana
John Quinn
Helen Haston
State
Indiana Bell Lowers Long Distance Rates Across State
Indiana Bell announces intra state rate cuts including a bargain rate of 40 cents or less for nighttime and Sunday calls. Roy C. Echols says Hoosiers will save about 2.5 million annually amid new tariffs filed with the Public Service Commission of Indiana. Changes take effect February 1.
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Indiana Bell
Roy C. Echals
Federal Communications Commission
Public Service Commission of
Indiana
Echols
Court halts Southern rail strike with temporary order
The Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen union says a court has issued a temporary restraining order to end the walkout on the Southern Railway System. Judge Elliott set a hearing for Jan 7 as unions claim the strike remains 100 percent active, while the railroad reports only some trains canceled and normal service resuming soon.
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Washington
En- Southern Railway System
J. W. Jennings
Vice Press
Firemen’s Union
Dent
Juve
Robert Effott
Columbus
Addingi
Jenvamings
Elliott
Jennings
Southern
States
District of Columbia
Anta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Memphis
St. Louis
Chatttanooga
Louisville
Greensville
Cahumhia .C
Paris Jour exposes modern lovers and gender role shift
The Paris Jour slams 1961 1964 era lovers as subs. It attacks Richard Burton Brigitte Bardot's companion Bob Zaguri and the public quarrels of famous pairs. It laments loss of old glamour and notes the modern woman matches men in both effort and rudeness.
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Paris
UPI
Paris - Jour
Richard Burton
Brigitte Bardot
Bob Zaguri
Paris-Jour
Robbins Cites Muffler Rules for Court Violations
City Court Judge Robert R. Robbins announced plans for added fines and court costs for muffler violators who fail to appear in court over the next year. The policy adds a $25 fine plus costs for nonappearance, and requires replacement or repair of faulty mufflers as part of prior enforcement measures.
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Robert R. Robbins
Sanderson Redevelopment .Com
Robbins
Planning Group Faces Protest Over Low Property Offer
Miss Nellie Scheller alleged the Anderson Redevelopment Commission offered 6867 for her Nichol Avenue property, privately appraised as high as 15,000. Commission president Charles Nipple cited three local realtors whose separate appraisals set the county price, while former director Edwin Denman claimed the figures were too high and the property would be reappraised by Robert Rock and Howard Abbott.
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Brian Hardy
Herald
Nellie Scheller
Nichol Ave
Anderson Redevelopment Commission
Aeua Gym Ebu
Charles Nipple
The
Redevelopment Commission
Scheller
Anderson
Miss Scheller
Nipple
Commission
120 White Hostages Liberated In Congo
Congolese government forces freed 129 white hostages in Wamba. rebels reportedly killed 25 to 30 whites and about 100 more missing. Survivors say rebels killed and ate whites on Christmas Day. Also noted are property appraisal details and condemnation remarks unrelated to the Congo action.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
UPI
Wamba
Wambba
Msgr
Wittebo
Steel price rise fuels moves across steel sector
Pittsburgh report notes a spread of price increases from Bethlehem Steel Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Wheeling Steel on select products including galvanized sheet used in autos. Treasury official Roosa cautions against broad inflationary creep, while USW pushes for a share of gains with comments from president David J. McDonald.
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Pittsburgh
UPS
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Wheeling Steel
Washington
Lary
The
Treasury
Robert V
Roosa
Steel Union
United Steelworkers of America
USW
David J. McDonald
Kaufman Building Demolition Permits Issued
The building inspector announced that demolition permits were issued to Cox Enterprise Company for the Kaufman Building at 705 707 Meridian Street and the Gilbert Hotel on Lith and Main Streets, with several other minor interior jobs. Demolition work has already begun on the Kaufman Building.
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Cox Enterprise Company
Kaufman
Meridian St
Gilbert Hotel
Lith
Main Sts
Kaufmann
Aid Flown To Marooned Near California Oregon Border
Helicopters from Yreka California braved crosswinds and snow to deliver supplies to about 1 300 people stranded in Happy Camp as part of a 2 500-person marooned population after the Christmas week floods. Four attempts to reach Forks of Salmon were abandoned and weather hindered further missions on the Klamath and Salmon rivers. Coordinated by Civil Defense officials and with Air Force support, the operation seeks to push through deteriorating conditions to reach isolated communities and provide milk medicines and even pipe tobacco. Oregon damage is estimated at 315 million dollars and California at 200 million, with broader regional losses in Washington Idaho and Nevada.}"
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San Francisco
UPD
Heliconter
Far West
Yreka
Calif
Happy Camp
California-Oregon
Klamath
Salmon
Forks of Salmon
California
Washington
Idaho
Ada
Oregon
Civil
Bill Sowle
Sowle
Air Force
Stead Air Force Base
Nev
Kingsley Air Force Base
Klamath Falls
Ore
Siskiyou County
Frank Dryden
Mark Hatfield
New Arrivals and Vicinity Birth Announcements
At St John s Hospital and Community Hospital several births are listed. The Fos ter and Shep perd households announce a girl and nine boys respectively. Reynolds, Johnson, Bradley, Burrell, Meyer, Shoults, Helm, Clevens yer, Lewis and Pointer families report newborns including girls and boys in Alexandria Chesterfield Daleville and multiple east side addresses.
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Donald Reynolds
Alexandria
Ronald Johnson
James Bradley
Joel Burrell
Donald Meyer
Willow St
Michael Shoults
W. Willow
Wesley Helm
Chesterfield
Keith Clevensyer
Jack Lewis
E. 37Th St
Albert Pointer
Daleville
Governor negotiates amid reduced picket line at plant
Local 940 and Local 930 union bargaining teams seek an interim contact as Pierce Governor resumes talks. Picketing by Local 910 dropped significantly from prior days while two assault cases surface. Judge Robbins overruled a motion to quash as Robert G. McCord faces charges from Virgil Hutchinson. Herbert S. Short is charged with assaulting Leroy Brodnick and surrendered to police, to appear in city court.
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910 UAW
Pierce
Melford
Herbert S. Short
Chase St
Justice of the Peace Court
Leroy Brodnick
Short
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MH Tigers
Cheapon
National Committee
Chicago
Burch
Goldwater
GOP
Corre
Eeere
Tomor- Tow
Ment Commission
Madison County Auditors Office
Reds
Auto
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of
D. W. Brosnan
Muffler
Congo
Russel Hiatt
Harold Thomas
Charles Trogdlen
Thomas
R. Robbins
Kaufman Building
St. John’s Hospital
Carl Foster
Thomas Shepperd
Picea Blvd
Community Hospital
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