Local Man Guilty Of Gaming In City Court
An Anderson man was fined 70 dollars and given a suspended jail sentence after pleading guilty to operating a gaming house. Judge Robbins ordered cease and desist, seizure and destruction of gaming equipment, with 60 days jail suspended pending compliance. Other cases heard included intoxication, speeding, and license violations with various fines and suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Robert R. Robbins
Dale Huntzinger
Dale
Robbins
Addison Merle Alfrey
James R. Briggs
James E. Smith
James Edward Wright
Bud Staley
Harry
Roger Stanley Hultgren
Fairview St
Patricia A. Allender
E. 37Th St
Richard Victarles Pierce
W. 7Th St
Shaaipean
James D. Hetter
Rosewood Dr
Terrance R. Baker
W. 48Th St
Charles W. Bogie
Broadway St
Michael Lee White
Ruddle Ave
Betty J. Patton
W. 14Th St
Dennis R. Carpenter
Madison Ave
John S. Cox
Park Ave
Forrest J. Adams
Pendleton
Thomas L. Hofer
W. 38Th St
Charles A. Barnes
Alexandria
Jerome S. Dawson
Marvin L. Dilk
Indiana
Paul C. Kline Jr
Rt. 4
Charles J. Dolenski
40Th St
Michael D. Weaver
Harold Shepperson
Walton
John A. Jones
Indiana 67 East
Jack Carlile
Broadway
Ray Davis
Reverend Gerald R Weaver to Speak at Sherman Street Church
The Rev. Gerald R. Weaver, reserve army chaplain and veteran of the Korean War, will deliver the 10:45 a.m. sermon at Sherman Street Church of God 1925 Sherman St. He is active in the Reserve Officers Association and now pursues full time evangelistic ministry. He previously led pastorates in Cincinnati Denver St Louis and Bloomington and lives at 1910 E 7th St with daughter Nancy a junior at Anderson College alma mater of her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald R. Weaver
Sherman Street Church of God
Sherman St
U. S. Army Civil Affairs School
Fort Gordon
Seventh Infantry Division
Reserve Officers Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
Denver
Colo
St. Louis
Bloomington
Ill
E. 7Th St
Nancy
Anderson College
Southern Named Acting Head of Elwood Police
Mayor-Elect Gene Smith appoints Steven L. Southern as captain and acting head of Elwood Police with Jerry J. Stevens as lieutenant. They plan to tackle night speeding, sidewalk bike riding, and stray dogs, and aim to reinstate two off-duty officers. Skate pond at Callaway Park opens with ice ready for public use under fire department oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Gene Smith
Steven L. Southern
Southern
Jerry J. Stevens
Stevens
Max Kleinbuch
Phil Holiday
Callaway Park
Nation's Gold Supply Drops in November
The Federal Reserve Board reports the U.S. gold stock fell by 74 million dollars in November under pressure from speculators after the British devaluation. The month's loss, the largest in 15 months, left total 1967 gold stock down to 12.9 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPS
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Pendleton Swears In Clerk Treasurer Board On Monday
Pendleton town ceremonies will swear in the new Clerk Treasurer Horace Tunes and town board members David Cook Arthur Hoffman Donald Lawson Cecil Bankson and Kenneth Lukens. An open house follows 2 to 3 p.m. at the city building with refreshments. The Terre Haute editor Robert Nesbit retires after 33 years at The Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Horace Tunes
David Cook
Arthur Hoffman
Donald Lawson
Cecil Bankson
Kenneth Lukens
Terre Haute, Ind
Robert Nesbit
Terre Haute Tribune
Christmas Tree Blaze Damages Home Late Thursday
Firefighters spent 45 minutes at the residence of Greeley Davis, 1316 W 3rd St, after a Christmas tree fire damaged the living room. Cause suspected from a broken bulb that fell into cotton. Chief Jack Richardson noted it is the fourth such fire this season and urged removing dry trees promptly.
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Anderson
Greeley Davis
3Rd St
Jack Richardson
Goldberg Plans February Exit From United Nations Post
UPI reports Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg is expected to leave his UN posting around February 1 due to policy differences with the Johnson administration. NBC News cited definite plans, with possible successors including Joseph J. Sisco Sol Linowitz and former Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
UPI
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Johnson
NBC News
Ng Va
U.S
Joseph J. Sisco
International Organization
Sol Linowitz
Organization of American States
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
1968 Auto Plates On Sale On January Second
The Anderson Auto License Branch at 28 W 9th St will reopen January 2 at 9 a m after a New Year’s closure. 1968 license plates go on sale January 2 with buyers needing their 1967 or 1968 registration and a 1966 tax receipt or courthouse tax clearance. Branch urges early purchases to avoid last minute rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
W. 9Th St
Exchangites Hear Flanagan Wednesday
J. E. Ed Flanagan Andersons incoming mayor will speak at the Anderson Exchange Club noon luncheon and meeting on Wednesday January 3 in the YMCA Mulberry Room. O W Haven will introduce the speaker and Robert Sherman will preside at the brief business session and guest introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E
Ed) Flanagan
Anderson
Anderson Exchange Club
Ymca Mulberry
Pete Heiden
O. W
Red) Haven
Robert
Bob) Sherman
NAACP Plans Final Madison County Meeting
The Madison County NAACP held its year end business meeting Friday at 7 PM at Second Methodist Church 1012 West 14th Street. Committee chairs presented annual reports and discussed plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
The
NAACP
Second Methodist Church
14Th St
Austrian Skiers Face Fines for Parking on Alberg Road
In Innsbruck Austrian skiers are told to walk home after parking on Alberg Mountain Road. Police say parked cars impede snow removal and will be towed. fines can reach up to 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innsbruck
Austria
UPI
Alberg Mountain
Open All Night Tonight Peach's Pancake and Steak House
A local dining venue advertises hours extending all night with breakfast and steak dishes. The card promotes late service and a family friendly menu featuring pancakes and savory plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peach
Marines Overrun Village Amid Intense South Vietnam Fighting
Marines pressed a multi day battle across a 180 square mile zone including An Hoa Duy Xuyen and Tam Ky. They broke an extensive Viet Cong bunker network near An Hoa with 27 enemy dead left behind and heavy costs on their side 19 Americans killed and 25 wounded.
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Hoi An
An Hoa
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Nnn
South Chinaa
Duy Xuyen
Tam Ky
Quang Tin
Quang Nam
Police tough on crime sparks varied city responses
City officials across New Jersey and Pennsylvania defend hardline policing while denouncing targeting by race. Newark and Jersey City officials insist policy treats all groups equally, while Philadelphia vows no quarter to criminals. New Haven beefs up guard patrols after a plotted attack. Virginia Governor Godwin links riots to defiance of law order and urges firm civic policing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Whelan
Jersey City
N.J
Hugh Addonizio
Newark
Frank L. Rizzo
Philadelphia
New Haven
Conn
Mills E. Godwin, Jr
Virginia
State Municipal League
Burglary Reported Across City Addresses Friday Morning
Police described early Friday burglaries including a break in through a north side window, with a small loss of items such as a cigarette lighter and keys at 335 W. 7th St. The Ballinger home was ransacked but no forced entry or items missing. An attempted burglary at 518 W. 5th St. was thwarted when a glass break failed to unlock the door at 10 30 a.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ballinger
7Th St
Guy Hamilton General Contracting
W. 5Th St
Mississippi Confederate Trial Sentences Given in Court
In a Mississippi courtroom near Philadelphia the judge sentenced 16 convicted men with bonds set from 5 000 to 10 000 dollars and restricted them to their home counties. Among those tried were 18 defendants with eight acquitted and several mistrials. Some defendants spoke briefly requesting leniency while others defended their actions.
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Philadelphia
Cox
Bowers
Roberts
Price
Posey
Barnette
Bower
Travis Buckley
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Edgar Ray Killen
Neshoba
Ethel Gien Barnett
Jerry McGrew Sharpe
List of 1967 county traffic fatalities in Anderson County
The county records list seven deaths from traffic crashes in 1967. Irene Carr, 50, died January 8 after a one car crash at West 38th and Henry Street involving a barricade. George Eden, 71, died February 16 en route to hospital after a truck train collision on West Washington Street. Charles Miller, 32, died en route to hospital after a car train crash at Houston Street in Ingalls. Weather Miller, 32, died March 6 after the same Ingalls crash. Thomas Miller, 6 weeks, died hours after injuries from that crash. John Gmark, 22, died March 24 in a car train crash on 28th Street in Elwood. Brenda Smith, 18, survived a five story fall in Lapel from a window cleaner incident. separate.
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Anderson
Irene B. Carr
W. 38Th St
St. John’s Hospital
W. 38Th
Henry Sts
William E. Carr Sr
George W. Eden
Alexandria
Community Hospital
W. Washington St
Norfolk and Western
Madison Ave
Charles F. Miller
New Jersey St
Indianapolis
Houston St
Ingalls
Miller
Weather Miller
Thomas Miller
John Benjamin Gmark
N. A St
Elwood
28Th St
Gmark
Streight
Brenda Joyce Smith
Central Ave
Lapel
Multiple Fatal Vehicular Crashes Reported Across County
A county list records 16 fatal incidents from June to November including Stephen Clyde, age 2, killed en route to hospital after a milk truck crash near Alexandria Pike. Hebert Egan, 40, in a two car crash at Rangeline Rd. Roger Webb, 15, in a motorcycle collision near Huntsville. and others from Lapel to Pendleton with cars, trucks, and a panel truck involved.
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Ind
Lapel
Miss Smith
Stephen Paul Clyde
Ime
Alexandria Pike
Hebert Winford Egan
Broad St
Spiceland
Ind. 236
Rangeline Rd
Egan
Roger Webb
Fortville
Brown’ ‘Lt. Rd
Huntsville
Webb
Percil Ruth Cheever
Middletown
U.S
Main St
Everett Cheever
Paul J. Gillespie
Elva St
Anderson
Everett E. McDaniels
W. 12Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Arrow Ave
McDaniels
Madison County
Richard Chambers
Edgewood Dr
Ephriam Oyler Jr
Pendleton
Ind. 67
Oyler
Richard M. Zanko
E. 38Th St
Delco - Remy
Zanko
Whiteman's jazz classic shaped a new musical form
Paul Whiteman forged a path between jazz and classical music with his symphonic jazz. He mentored stars like Bing Crosby and Benny Goodman, helped popularize Rhapsody in Blue, and later led radio and TV programs while noting a balanced view of rock and jazz. Survivors include his wife, a son, and three daughters. funeral plans incomplete.
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Reel
Rhapsody
Bing Crosby
Tommy
Jimmy Dorsey
Morton Owney
Benny Goodman
Whiteman
Denver
Denver Symphony
Atlantic City
N.J
Broadway
Ferde Grofe
Grand ‘Canyon
George White
Florenz Ziegfeld
Billy Rose
Paul Jr
Anderson Obituaries Harrison Farrell Nellie Nichols Robert Bell Gilmore Alva Ohl
Funeral services honor Harrison Thomas Farrell 53 a Delco Remy machinist at Goodwins Nazarene Church Anderson with burial at Memorial Park. Nellie Marie Nichols 76 of 715 W 22nd to be buried East Maplewood after services at Sells Rowe. Robert B Bell 50 of Rt 3 to be buried Anderson Memorial Park. Edward M Gilmore 67 of 1408 Northcrest Dr to be buried East Maplewood after 10 am services. Alva Ohl 82 of Rossville dies. services at Brown Funeral Home. Johnsons return from Brooklyn after mother’s death.
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Harrison Thomas Farrell
Rt. 6
Goodwin Church of the Nazarene
Louise
15Th St
Verdean Owens
Anderson’ Memorial Park
Farrell
Delco-Remy Division
Nellie Nichols
Nellie Marie Nichols
W. 22Nd, St
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Willard Plunk
Woodlawn Southern Baptist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Robert B. Bell
Rt. 3
Baker Brothers Funeral Funeral
Anderson Memorial Park
Edward M. Gilmore
Northcrest Dr
Harold E. Rozelle
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
East Maplewood
Gilmore
Alva Ohl
Rossville
Clarence Tice
Davis Dr
Edgewood
Brown Funeral Home
Fred Brown
Patricia Tice
Anderson
IceDriven Crash on E29th Leaves Four Cars Damaged
Four vehicles in the 400 block of E. 29th St. were damaged in a Thursday evening crash near 9:45. Glenn C. Davis, 38, was treated and released from St. John’s Hospital after his car slid on ice and struck James F. Knotts, 31, whose vehicle hit Creola M. Mulling, 53, then Mark A. Finley, 18. Total damage listed at 1400 with no other injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 29Th St
Glenn C. Davis
E. 2d St
St. John’s Hospital
Davis
29Th St
James F. Knotts
Knotts
Creola M. Mulling
Jefferson St
Mark A. Finley
Ind
Cambodian Leader Weighs Neutrality Amid Pressures
Officials describe Prince Norodom Sihanouk as mercurial in remarks from an interview. They note his history of balancing pressures to maintain Cambodia’s neutrality without entangling commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sihanouk
Cambodia
Hoosier Marine Die In Friday Defense Department Release
Steven Shekell Lisa Shekell and their grandmother Mrs Edna Shekell of Muncie mourn a Marine casualty announced Friday by the Defense Department. Funeral arrangements are pending at Parson Mortuary in Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa Shekell
Edna Shekell
Muncie
Parson Mortuary
Investigator Retires From Indiana State Police
UPI reports Det. Sgt. H Eugene Cox, a veteran criminal investigator born in Shoals, retires after joining the state police in 1941 and serving in Seymour, Jasper districts, and at the Evansville post of the Jasper district. Gerald Bruner, 27, of Shoals, was killed when a tree he was cutting fell on him on a farm three miles north of Jasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Robert A. O'Neal
H. Eugene Cox
Cox
Shoals
Seymour
Jasper
Evansville
Ind
Gerald Bruner
Rt. 2
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties lead notices
Madison area death notices for Evelyn Haisley 59 Fairmount, Carrie Schlegel 76 Daleville, and Rex Lennis 62 Pendleton. Evelyn Haisley survived by son Ted and several siblings. services Sunday at Park Cemetery Fairmount. Carrie Schlegel of Daleville funeral Monday at Daleville EUB Church with rites at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Rex Lennis of Pendleton has last rites Sunday at Cornell Bright Funeral Home, burial at Grove Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Haisley Fairmount
Evelyn Haisley
Jess Haisley
Community Hospital
Fairmount
Anderson
Ted. J. Haisley
Methodist Church
Eastern Star
War Mothers
Ted
Ruth Payne
Mary Roth
Helen McDermid
Edith Knee
Warsaw
June Ramsey
Lawton, Mich
Marta Treon
Indianapolis
Grace Guinnup
Seymour
O. M. Bevington
Connersville
Reece Bevington
Marion
Jess
Nolder Memorial
Dan Stone
Fairmount Methodist Church
Park Cemetery
Carrie Schlegel
Daleville
Carrie E. Schlegel
Boone County
James and
Martha A. Kemper Roberts
EUB Church
Mt Diascant Aid
Rex Lennis Pendleton
Rex Lennis
Rt. 2
Pendleton
Cornell Bright
James Willyard
Pendleon Methodist Church
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Funeral services set for Porter Redman Barnes today
Funeral services are held today for Boyd Charles Porter 63 of 1806 S Q St at Dunnichay Funeral Home with burial in Elwood City Cemetery Otto B Redman 72 of Rt 3 dies at Veterans Hospital Indianapolis services at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with burial in Elwood City Cemetery Lucille Barnes 96 of Elwood dies Tuesday night services at Jay Swift Funeral Home Gas City with burial Riverside Cemetery Clinton County birth date given survivors Roy husband Leroy Monin former residence Gas City two grandsons two great grandsons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Boyd Charles Porter
S. Q St
Dunnichay
Elwood City
Otto Redman
Otto B. Redman
Rt. 3
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Copher
Lucille Barnes
Neille Barnes
Jay Swift
Gas City
Ora Simmons
Riverside
Barnes
Clinton County
Roy
Leroy Monin
Colonial EUB Announces Sunday Worship and Workshop
The Rev. Harold Bachert will speak at 10 45 AM during Sunday worship at Colonial Evangelical United Brethren Church 31st and Noble. The congregation plans a 6 PM Treat Workshop to make cookies and popcorn balls for Soldiers and Sailors Home in Knightstown. Sunday School starts at 9 30 AM. An unrelated note states the American elk 평균 64 inches spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bachert
Evangelical United Brethren Church
31St and
Noble St
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Knightstown
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N. Capitol
Indiana State Farm
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N. 12Th St
Jesse L. Cole
Jay L. Renbarger
David Alger
Apache Dr
Michael Bender
Edgar A. Lewis
W. Willow
Jeffrey L. Johnson
Michael E. Lennon
38Th St
Timothy Ellis
E. Cross St
Nolle Presque
Gary C. Elsworth
E. 6Th St
Kenneth J.stagman
W. 39Th St
Tom Hurd
Morton
Randy L. Hinton
Elwood Police
Most Mounds Mall
Mounds Mall
John Lucien Savage
Hoover
Grand Coulee
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Steak House
Mississippi
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UPID
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Paul Whiteman
Harrison Farrell
Edward Gilmore
Walter P. Johnsson
Brooklyn
N.Y
Mr. Johnson
Sanctuary Talks
Steven Shekell
Madison
Boyd C. Porter
Colonial Eub
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