Eagles Heart Fund Benefit Starts March 25
A benefit program for the Eagles Heart Fund opens March 25 at 1308 Mevingly St hosted by Aerie president Rovert Els and Jer ry Wilson. The fund supports heart research through grants to clinics and medical centers across the United States and Canada, with leaders including Jack Dempsey as general chairman and Jimmy Durame as honorary chairman. The Grand Lodge funds cover all costs, ensuring every donated dollar goes to research.
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Anderson Aetie
Eagle Max Baer Heart Fund
United States
Canada
Jack Dempsey
Eagle Jund
Jimmy Durame
Order of Eagles
Toll Increases Prompt Multiple Fatal Crashes
United Press International reports three fatal traffic crashes Monday with two on private property. Mulwamville boy Greg Tee Wesley dies when struck by a school bus driven by Daniel Gideomh near Putnamville as children chased the bus. Indianapolis real estate agent James A Pennington is killed crossing a street after stopping for a button, hit by a truck driven by Rover Denking near his bank. Juicy Byrd dies on I 85 northeast of Seymour after a multi passenger car rollover during a snowstorm. Catherine Jennings, Earl Downey, Amos Yager, and Lloyd Lawson are injured.
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United Press Interngional
Mulwamville
Indianapals
Greg Tee Wesley
Reik
Dany Gideomh
Greencastle
Gideumh
Ereg J
Indianapolis
James A. ‘Pennington
Af l Real Estate
India Yanapolis
Pennington
Rover Denking
St. Francis Hispital
Beech Grove
Juicy Byrd
Interstate 85
Seymour
White River
Clarence Green
Catherine Jennings
Earl Downey
Columbus
Amos Yager
Lloyd ‘Lawson
Morris
Ala
Wek
WCTU Announces Winners In Two Speech Contests
WCTU held speeches at Fairfax Nazarene Church with Don Everts winning a Silver medal in the Progressive Union contest. Other finalists included Starr Estelle, David Everts, Mike Kreger and Candice Bigham.
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WCTU
Don Everts
Progressive Union
Fairfax Nazarene
Starr Estelle
David Everts
Mike Kreger
Candice Bigham
Dave P. Everis
Longwood Ave
Ther
Myr
Raymond Bigham
Ind
Beth
Markleville
Becky Chance
Tom Dean
Issad Massengall
April Everts
Tavetseert
Ill Wind in Indiana
Seldom, if ever, has a tornado been as vividly documented as the one that struck Sunnyside Kingalon Heights near Elkhart in 1965. The piece recounts what people did, thought, and felt and the permanent changes that followed, based on a nocl ological study at Goshen College. March Reader's Digest, now on sale.
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Elkhart
Goshen College
Reader's Digest
Civic Theatre Thespian Host Meeting Tonight
Walter K Black announces a general membership meeting for the local Thespian Group at 7:30 pm in the Anderson Fine Arts Area Deer 225 West Eighth Street. A nominating committee will present officers and directors as business and financial reports on Never Too Late and other projects are discussed.
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Walter K. Black
Anderson Civic Theatre, Inc
Anderson Fine Area Deer
West Eighth Sree
Mile Eyrald
Arlene , Perlman
Hoger Neans
Mos
Indianapolis
Winsherers
Norman Baker
Hoo
Rasch
Carroll Moore
Brond
Hollywood
Arleng Perlman
Will
Agatha
Joyce Burchain
Hamburg
Germany
UPI
Anastasia
ACE Event At Anderson Branch Dinner Meeting Program
A dinner meeting at the Anderson Branch of the Association for Childhood Education will be held this evening at Park Place Church of God Fellowship. The program features Ball State’s Marland Hardy speaking on The Colt of the square, with entertainment by Miss Saul Fddleman and the Chordettes and a trio from Anderson College.
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Association For Childhood Education
Park Place Church of God Fellowship
Itall
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Ball State
Yardy
le Westminster Foundation
Presbyterian
Indiana Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Delaware
Muncie
Rey
Kentucky
Miss Saul
Fddleman
Chordettes
Anderson College of Miss
Jane Erasfield
Carol Young
Connie Foster
Sharen Davis
Indiana weighs medical schools battle amid political wrangling
Indiana lawmakers debate locations for new medical schools with Ball State and North West sites under consideration. Senators Bainbridge and Everett clash over a broad education program. House backs tax credits for college donations while veterans and hospital plans surface. Vietnam and war coverage dominates other pages as Johnson cites no new steps beyond highway funds.
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M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Indiana Apa
Isvansvue
Indiana University
Johnson
Fort Wayne
North
Ball
State University
Muncie
Doha
Anotherewamag
Trial testimony details crimes and neighborhood character
Testimony described a death scene with torn clothes and a plea of temper not excessive. Witnesses, including James and John Pierce, Sandra Barton’s acquaintances, and Arthur Pierce’s brother, discussed a tavern fight and accusations surrounding a son’s sale. The East Washington Street area was labeled a red light district with a park nearby noted for dancing and police presence.
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Barton
John Pierce
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James Raymond Pierce
James
Artur
Arthur Pierce
Sandra Barton
James Pierce
Richard Wirt
East Washington Street
North Meridian Street
Michaelis
Daddy-o
Powell Faces House Verdict Decision On Censure Plan
Powell would be censured publicly and face loss of seniority under a House committee plan. He must be sworn by March 18. The select committee proposes deducting 1000 dollars monthly from his salary and potentially forcing Powell to resign his seat or contest the verdict in secret sessions.
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Haiphong 50
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Prem Page Onene
Howard Universit
Powell
Ing
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Reid
Senate Hints at Reclamation Plans and Board Changes
Senate discusses resources and a plan for reclamation of strip mined areas. Another item proposes allowing city judges to join the Indiana Judges Retirement Fund. A measure seeks to alter the State Industrial Board membership to seven with staggered terms. Also mentioned is legal endorsement for participation with the federal government in building reservoirs at Paloka Big Pine Lafayette and Daily Creek, already authorized by Congress.
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Indiana Juages Retirement Fund
State Industrial Board
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Aily Creek
Congress
Anderson Obituaries Jesse James Madden and others
Jesse James Madden 46 of 1734 EB 16th St died at home after four months illness born May 12 1921 in Jackson Rye to Charles W Madden and Lulu L Yoour Madden served in the U S Army left in 1939 resided here 1859 to 1959 then moved to Austin Ind returned here married Dorothy Fuller employed in various factories and as a school janitor member of Full Gospel Pentecostal Church Surviving widow a brother Reed W Madden four sisters Mabel Esmond Lois Holland Austin Ind and Jewell Allen Virginia Russell Anderson body at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home viewing after 7 pm today funeral Thursday 2 pm Full Gospel Church West 16th and Sycamore Sts Rev John Parks arrangements incomplete Jesse Lee Fite 4 lifelong Madison Grant County resident funeral today 10 am Sells and one Funeral Home burial in Gas Friends Cemetery call at funeral home Mrs Blanche Brant 70 Covington Ohio died Sunday at home after two year illness sister Mrs Hazel Edens Rt 4 Anderson final rites 7 pm today survivors include two sons a daughter two sisters five brothers and other relatives. Ercan feet a
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Russel
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Full Gospel Pentecostal Church
Reed W. Madden
Anderson
Mabel Esmond
Lois Holland
Jewell Allen
Virginia Russell
Lerson
Harold E. Rozelle
Pam
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Jesse Lee Fite
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Madison-Grant County
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Walcot St
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Covington
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Sis
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Fraternal Order of Police
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Marion General Hospiital
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William Knick
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Kennard
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Curtis
Page Ome
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Dirksen
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Wilkinson
Washington
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Kennard Friends Church
Burnow
Jack Richardson
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Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituary notices reiterate the deaths of Jesse Woodrow Lalles Landess 48 Delaware County farmer, Lewis W. Golding former Marion deputy, and Flora Turner Kennard, with funeral plans, survivors, and service details across Middletown, Marion, Kennard, Mechanicsburg, and local cemeteries.
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Madison
Urban League Opens Campaign for 667 Members
Urban League kicks off a membership drive at the YMCA with a goal of 667 members. The event featured Verna Whitworth, William Peck, Judge Carl Smith, Rev. Edward Foggs, Mayor Frank Allis, and Mark Anderson group leaders. Campaign sets March 13 report date as Whitney Young praised civil rights work. A separate note mentions a three car accident at Madison Avenue and Van Buskirk Road. Dem notice indicates city chairman signatures required for Democratic primary notices.
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Urban League
Whrhart
Ymca Werel
Tractor
Verna Whitworth
William Peck
Ely
Gram
Melvin Phillips
Urban Leagues
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T. Smith
Edward Foggs
Frank Allis
Anderson ‘Group
Severa
Indiana
Whitney Young
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United States
William Harper
Val Ciear
Beara
Chicago duo nabbed for passing counterfeit money
Lafayete Indiana police report two Chicago residents John Zaremba age 33 and Patricia Assenza age 23 were arrested at a Lafayette shopping center on Monday after a cashier rejected counterfeit $20 bills totaling $10 000. The pair faced charges of passing counterfeit currency and were taken into custody following the incident at the mall.
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Ind
UPI
Chicago
John Zaremba
Patrizia Assenza
Dolive
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