Robbery trials set for two Indianapolis men
Two men, Geral Jackson and Norman Ellis, charged with the Hell's Supermarket robbery, will face trials May 27 and June 0 respectively. Several local cases include a 25-year surveillance of thefts and a mix of injuries from car crashes in Madison County.
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Mya Cox
Delaware Circuit Cour
Geral Jackson
Norman Ellis
Teianayolls
Sik
Girenit Cent
Carl T. Smith
Claude Wheatley
le Paul Oj: Co
Marion Withers
Political map turmoil leaves Gary mayor race uncertain
The piece describes a contested federal district map affecting mayoral and congressional races. Incumbents may face weak fields while new district lines could open several seats. Key figures include Rep. J Edward Roush and Rep. E Ross Adair as implications unfold under a two judge map.
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Ip Gan
Sonora
Gary, Jed
APF
Gary
Richard G. Iateher
Whitcomb
Congression Force
U.S. Supreme Catt Action
Buena Sha
Henry Street project discussion and finance plans at Wednesday meeting
At a Wednesday meeting officials discussed options to advance the Henry Street project including actions to reduce right of way to a minimum of 49 feet. Representatives from local banks were invited to address financing and property owners questions.
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Focal Financial Institutions
Fairer trial relates to deadly shooting at intersection
Witnesses describe Fairer driving to the south intersection then stopping and confronting Bolden. He allegedly struck Bolden with a fist and fired the gun after continued movements through the intersection. Perry testifies Fairer claimed no gun then struck Bolden, while Holden was shot as the altercation escalated. Several relatives and community figures are noted in relation to the case and the defendant’s background.
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Cedar
Abe Cedar Lounge
Bolden
Willams
Fairer
Willie Perry
Perry
Bold
Lester Hyde
Y Fairer
Meg. Hyde
Hee
Palrer
Samulowile
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Elk's Club
St. John’s Hospital
Yennings County
John
Regina Spon- Fuller
Samulowitz
Ndi
St. Back
Mary's Church
Knights of Coeven
Belden
Wich
Robert Mathew
Wowitz
Ann C. Gilmore
Anderson
Elizabeth Schultz
Pesatum
Ill
Margaret McQue
Chicago
Anna Green
St. Louis
John Samulowitz
Greenwood
Fred Samulowitz
Homewood, Ill
Lana Samulowitz
Lansing
West
Dew Point
16Th St
Niet Holsin
Hulse
Russell Hulse
Madison Ave
Delco-Remy
Vath GL
An Eth St
Loltion
Anderson Ex
Peleide
Shel
Lalter
Bob
Carl T. Smith
Sherman
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Anderson Obituaries items and funeral notices
Obituaries report Ivan Hamilton age 3 and other Madison area deaths. It lists Mrs Sarah Stoner 79 dying at St Johns Hospital, with burial plans and family survivors. Details include burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery and services by local churches sixtieths. Additional notices cover May Miles and Benjamin Ward, with funeral home arrangements and local clergy conducting services.
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Park Nd
Allen
Siance
Alen
St. John’s
Imogene Allen
Mark Hathcoal
Dea
Warold LeMaster
John's
DelcoRemy
Bom
Alten E Hewy
Centrale
Hanne
Larry
Burton
Bara Birenio
Noble Street Methodist Church
Mary Shell leMaster
Anderson
Rvansville
Community Hospital
Mors
Abs
Mila Whelseloff
Virginia
Ailerson
Baker Brothers
Ind
Hamilton
Madison County
Cara
Sterafield
Amielery
W. Eh
Prankton
Sterafield Auto
Taule
NEADS
Beeman
Boyd Wom
Indtanatous
Lapry
Indianas
Boyd
Roger
Branigla
Sternfield
Andy
Seta Serhndt
Melissa Sternfield
I ‘Ns Ol
John's Hospital
Ivan Hamilton
Ivan Franklin Hamilton
Sarah Stoner
Pendleton
Delco-Remy
Water St
Noah St
Briga
Sider jErank
Matilda Clary Ham
W. L. Haynes
Al-Day Adventist Church
derson-Elwood
Grove Lawn Cemetery
George Reckett Post
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Morluery
American Legion
Uaw-Cio
Brower
St. John's Hospital
Brown
Butz
Eton
John Zuber Ohia
Meadowbrook
James
Frances Peters
Anderson Memorial Park
Cem
Richmond Tery
Keeorge Hackett
Femail
Anc
Tressie
Robert
Frances) Belley
Zlonseille
Vern Hamilton
Rainy River
May Miles
Bina Riles
Alls
Aps
Yi Miles
Houston
Tex
Baker Brothers Funeral
Wiliam Mathys
First Methodist Church
Soulh Mound Cemetery
New Castle
t@le
Benjamin Ward
Hymera
Francis
Mary) Pope
McHugh Paseral
Branigin Heads East Without Plate Extension Action
Governor Roger Branigin left Indianapolis for Washington without acting on Marion County requests to extend the deadline for buying 1968 license plates past Thursday. A crowded City-County Building lobby sought 10 year tax clearances as officials said about 60,000 plates remained to be sold but license branches could process up to 20,000 daily.
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One
McCord
Labor Relations Board
Indianapolis
Wilks
Rev. Young
Matt Ster
Pverelt Fle Amyer
Oh Yoard
Senior Citizens’ Group
I¢ Stottlemyer
Citizen's Bank
Waller C. Dietzen
Irene Byron Hospital
Madison County
Pt Wayne
Ralph McCory
Everett: StoWemyer
Roger D. Branigin
Washington
Marion County
City
Branigin
Ernest R. Bixle
Bute Tea of Motor Vehicles
Ceremony of City Officials Honors Guests at Opening
The city marked a ceremonial event with Mayor ams ih Guacher and other officials presiding. Attendees included the Board of Works chair Howard V Ebchach and Paul H Neate. Souvenirs were presented to guests amid remarks.
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Cere Ares
Amsih Guacher
Weber Hodsn
Board of Works
Howard V Ebchach
Paul 'H. Neate
Faneore
City Pier
Rabbi Ids
Bhisad
Weather shifts with cold trend and mixed precipitation
A five day outlook predicts a warm start but a colder trend beginning Wednesday lowering temperatures 8 to 10 degrees below normal. Snow possible in the north and light snow or rain in the south with highs in the 30s and 40s through Tuesday.
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United Press International
Indiana
Cypriot site eyed for talks as Khe Sanh tensions rise
Jarring sits in Cyprus for peace talks while U S strategists note heavy Marine buildup at Khe Sanh in advance of possible next steps in Indochina and Middle East diplomacy. Reports describe tunnels and trenches under the base and debates over direct Arab-Israeli talks amid international pressure.
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U.S
Saigon
Khe Sanh
Associated Press
John T. Wheeler
Tom Fromm
North Viet Thant
Daceing
New York
Middle East
Perimet
Khelin
Sanh
Israel
Pat
Isita
Irael
Nicosia
Cyprus
Eban
Lalties
Jarting
Dirksen Aids Open Housing Bill Debate Amid Amendments
Senator Dirksen signals willingness to cut off debate if a satisfactory compromise emerges as 30 Republicans split last week over tabling the open housing amendment. More than twenty amendments loom with debate limited to one hour per senator, while the bill aims to protect Negroes and civil rights workers under federal rights. The segment also notes high altitude panda facts, though unrelated to the legislative item.
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Sills
Tmnes
Apni Ae
Raccoon
Tibet
China
India
Burme
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