Incumbent Congressmen Enter Race in Indiana Primaries
Indiana filings show 11 incumbents seeking renomination in the May 5 primary. Rep. Earl Landgrebe and others announced bids, with new challengers including Reed Bray and Donald Blue. Melded races span the 1st, 10th, and 16th districts as Democrats and Republicans set campaigns noting statewide contests for Senate and governorship.
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Indianapo
IS — Tava
Kay Didna
Tod
GOP
Secrestary
William Salin Fyi Tday
Earl Landgrebe
Wmatriet
Willam G. Bray
Mepith- Neanth
Clinton Waltz
Hagerstown
David W. Bennis
Richmond
Dennis
Thomas J. Teague
Anderson Democrat
Stu Sengioy
Madison
Hancock
Meary
Lafayette
Donald W. Blue
Blue
Landgrebe
Gnet” District
Lake Superior Court
Frank A. Steidls
Heaviland
Ray J. Madden
Zarko Sekerer
Gary
Demonealis
Remus L. Sanders
Nelndi
Alyapolis
Walter P. Helmke
Fort Wayne
Senate
Proem Allan Bloom
Trial Dates Set In School Bus Burning Case
WonAmgersen men appeared in Madison Superior Court Friday in connection with the burning of a city school bus last November 3. A jury trial date of April a) was set in the case of Bruce Sheaty charged with setting fire to personal property after he pleaded innocent. Attorney Daryl Scott appointed to represent HIN D. Scott. case continued to March 6. Bond set at $2,000.
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Bruce Sheaty
Daryl Scott
Hind. Scott
Fred Yelloner
Streaty
New Orleans
Clay
L. Shaw
Distere Attor
Scott
Dim Garrison
Ron Favnter
Dolent
Elwood
John F. Kennedy
Gary B. Short
Shaw
Roosevelt
Garrison
Kins
Tipton
Jim Alex- Kennedy
Ander
Hoskins
Yellen
Madison County History Books Offered For Sale
Madison County history book reprint offered by Friends of the Library Association. Anderson librarian David Bucove says advance orders are being taken for History of Madison County Indiana by John Forkner, to be sold at $12.50 for orders through March 31 and $45 after. deliveries expected mid April.
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Madison, County
Friends of the Library Association
Anderson
David Bi]cove
Madison County
Indiana
Alexandria
Elwood
iPendieton
John Torkner
Forkner
Carnegie Library
Bucnve
Nellvery
Bocove
Rom Gale
Lion
Jon Madison County
William J
Lect
Revolutionary hernia control truss advertised for rupture relief
An advertisement promotes a new hernia truss claiming to prevent worsening rupture and provide comfort. It urges readers to attend a free consultation with W. K Powell at the Hotel Anderson on Friday March 6, from 10 am to 3 pm, inviting many rupture types to try the device.
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W. K Powell
Anderson
Adress
Joe
Ice Rink to Stay Open Through Weekend
City Park Superintendent Ralph McCoy announced the Park Ice Rink will remain open through the weekend of March 8 if temperatures hold. Attendance is expected to exceed 30,000 when the official report by Manager William Vatlenkine is released after season closure. One session was canceled due to warm rain. upgrades at Mays Park include croquet courts and shuffleboard alongside existing tennis courts.
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Ralph McCoy
Days Park
McCoy
William Vatlenkine
Park Board
Hie Park
Mays Park
Vietnam Legislator Granted New Trial After Sit-In
Saigon authorities ordered a new trial for Tam Ngoc Chau a 45 year old former Da Nang mayor and National Assembly deputy sentenced to two years for alleged Communist activity. Chau had appealed while staging a sit in at the National Assembly and clashed with police. he faces court again Monday.
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Saigon
UPD
Tam Ngoc Chau
Chau
da Nang
National Assembly
Sice
Chi-Moa
Tam Son Nhul
Third Corps Mobiletary
Tra Ngoe Hien
jTet
Chan
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Death of Hank H. Yattaw Formerly of Anderson
Hank H. Yattaw 63 died Wednesday at his Toledo Ohio home. Funeral rites set for 1 pm today in Toledo with burial there. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Yattaw and survived by a daughter two granddaughters two brothers James M Yattaw of Anderson and John Yattaw a sister Mrs Mary Griffis of Middletown.
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Hank H. Yattaw
Anderson
Toledo
Ohio
Frank Yattaw
James AM Yattaw
John &. Yattaw
Mary Griffis
Middletown
Meadowbrook Church Announces Lenten Services
Meadowbrook Baptist Church at 6th and Main announces Lenten services beginning this Sunday with Deacons Drury Stephenson and Bil Nave speaking on Jesus the Alpha and Omega. Services include a nursery, choir, and evening worship led by Robert Swain, with organist James Hosteller. Additional events list March 4 youth service, March 22 Baptist service, March 26 Passover Feast, and Easter Sunrise Worship with breakfast.
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Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Drury! Stephenson
Bil Nave
Jesus
Robert Swain
James Hosteller
Drury Stephenson
Sunshine
Hamilton-Harris 0
Indiana College Summer Jobs Reach 23 600 Listings
Governor White and Indiana universities coordinate a summer job program for college students. More than 23 600 positions are being computerized across Indiana campuses including Purdue and Indiana University. Offices remain open through March 27 to place students with participating employers and local governments.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Aakaia
Montag
Whitegab
Rosacl
Larry Lehmer
India
Purdue
Indianaste
Ball
Bill Schedtule
Inter-Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Bert Gurlon
Columbus
Néssman
Conneil
Sumer
Tntiana Business
Indiana Bell Telephone
Indiana
Suspect Arrested On First Anniversary Of Bank Robbery
IWvIANAPOLIS reports FBI announces the arrest of James Samuel Brown 42 of Indianapolis for the English Ave branch robbery at Merchants National Bank. Authorities say another man was arrested three days earlier, and two others were captured shortly after the holdup at Indiana National Bank on High Street.
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William Eugene Goodwin
Indiana National Bank
Adlh & Arlington
New York Astronomer Hints at Comets Near March Eclipse
Henry C. Courten of Grumman Aerospace plans a Mexico expedition with 1000 pounds of gear to study strange sun blobs observed after the Siberia eclipse. A March 7 total solar eclipse may test a comet theory amid U.S. visibility limits this century.
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New York
Siberia
Henry C. Courten
Grumman, Aeraspace Corp
Dowling College
Long Island
Mexico
United States
Direct Saigon Attacks Signal New Phase of Siege
Communist forces pressed direct ground attacks on Saigon firing on a militia post and striking Bich Hoa airbase near the capital. Casualties occurred in most raids, with two Viet Cong fighters found after a militia clash. Other items note wildlife refuge land purchases by the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife.
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Saigon
UPD
Iwo
Bick Hoa
Vheswily
Toost
Atmost
Washington
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Nation Wildlife
Rail Shop Unions Plan Return To Bargaining Table
Four shopcraft unions announced after meeting with ACIO President George Meany that they will return to the bargaining table to settle a 45 month old contract dispute with the railroad industry. Negotiations resume Monday at 2 PM after a Miami Beach break and a federal court order that imposed a nationwide rail shutdown.
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Washington
UPI
Api-Cio
George Meany
Yailroad
Miami Beach
Fla
Ex-British Intelligence Chief Lockhart Dies in Brighton
Robert Hamilton Lockhart former head of Britain's intelligence service died at his pursuing home in Brighton England He was cuatro He led the special British mission to the Soviet government in 1941 across the Bolsheviks and was imprisoned in the Kremlin He was later exchanged for Maxim Litvinov who became Soviet foreign minister.
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Kremlin
Ile
Maxim Litvinoff
Soviet Union
Pompidou Calls Youth Revolt a World Civilizations Crisis
French President Georges Pompidou said the worldwide youth revolt signals a crisis of civilization. He urged poverty elimination and renewal of spirit to combat a philosophy of despair in remarks for a Commonwealth Club luncheon in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
IPIJ
Georges Hompidou
Pompilou
Paris
Commonwealth Club of California
Former Resident's Husband Killed in Philadelphia Crash
The husband of former Helen Peterson of Anderson was killed Thursday night in a traffic crash at the John F. Kennedy Bridge approach in Philadelphia. Ronald Baldwin of Virginia Beach Virginia, 35, was a first class machinist mate aboard a ship undergoing repairs in Philadelphia. He was the son of Mr and Mrs James Y Baldwin of Hillsdale Indiana. He is survived by his widow Helen Peterson Baldwin and a daughter. The accident occurred about 9 50 p.m. on the bridge.
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Helen Peterson
Anderson
Philadelphia
Ronald
Baldwin
Virginia Beach
Iean Whitman
U.S.' Mon
Nixon
Bely
Congress Ln
Tait
Hartley
Jim
Kent
Jin
Grampus. Hmontts
Danville
Tid
James Y. Baldwin
Hillsdae
Dale
Ind
Helen Peterfa
Secretary of Labor
National
Bel
Federals
Wservice
Toronto
Canada
National Mediation
Mothesr
Aspi
Sean Kill
Dany Ishich
Nixonia
Paco
Anderson Deaths In Obituaries Madison and Nearby Counties
Obituary notices list Tilden C Watson 48 of 2929 Monroe St died Friday at St John s Hospital born January 11 1924 in Georgetown Ky son of Willie J and Mary J Watson survived by parents four sisters Dorothy Fiend Cecil Partlow Alene Sullivan Tom and Sarah Parritt two brothers Everett and Richard Welton and William Watson. services Monday 2 30 p m at Pomer Church Georgetown burial Portes Cemetery. Also Mrs Willie M Allen 77 of 3921 Main St died Thursday at St John s Hospital resident four years born April 14 1892 in Springfield Mo to William and Laura Cook survived by two daughters Alene Zane and Charlotte Peeler a brother Walter Cook and great grandchildren body moved to Hulphs Swain Funeral Home Dadge for services. Mrs Blancha De Vol 76 with rites today 7 p m Baker Brothers Funeral Home Alexandria widow of Harry Neval. interment Anderson Memorial Park pending Sells and Nowe Funeral Home for Julia Belle Robinson 62 of Chicago formerly of Anderson
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Lewis W. Welper
Walent
Pan
St. John's Hospital
Shortness
Welper
Eagles Lodge
Andersen
William B
Olie Duvall Weper
Marine Canny Welper
Keanda R. Welper
Warren L. Welner
Anderson
Jacl Welper
Chester
Fields
Alma Williams
Baker Grethers
Dom Tilden Cw
C. Watson
Monroe St
Boes
Ais
Georgetown
Willie J
Mary J. Watson
Dorothy Fiend
Cecil Partlow
Alene Sullivan
Livingston
Tom
Sarah Parritt
Charlestown
Everett
Richard Welton
William Watsor
Marion
Baker Brothers
Pomer
Georgestown
Willie M. Allen
Main St
St. John’s Hospital
Springfield
Willian
Laura Weir Cook
Dodge City
Kaus
Cl Tian
George M. Allen
Kyo
Riumuunr
Edward Nichols
Rt. 3
Upland
Vesserans
Fort Wayne
Sarpenter
Fairmount Church of God
Aatlie Maurer
Akron
Gramlchildren
Noltley Memorial
Fairmount
Charles Trite
Maurice Cruser
VA Hospital
Mallon
Unclear OCR Event Involves Pepelea Family Death Notice
Fragmentary obituary notices reference James Pepelea of Hinsdale and family members Jana Peterson and Joie Rozelle. It mentions a death on Thursday in Hydren and planned funeral rites with arrangements in Minvis. Details are garbled with multiple misread names and locations.
Fried chaotic notes hint at a financial and obituary page
A fragmented OCR record mentions futures trading figures and a death in Fort Wayne, describing electricity usage in Tennessee Valley Authority regions and obituaries for Edward Nichols and Clarence Tucker. The text mixes financial data with local death notices and funeral details from multiple towns.
New Arrivals At St Johns Hospital and Local Homes
Newborns reported at St Johns Hospital and several local homes include a girl to Mr and Mrs David Rolls of Tamarack Ni a boy to Mr and Mrs Larry Brown of Ridge ld a boy to Mr and Mrs Tommy Meyer of Hickory Cl a boy. Additional births listed for Brown Ri and Calvin Turner 2424 W 17th St with a boy and Roger Saylor Alexandria Pike with a boy. Meanwhile a psychedelic posters shop opens with new shipment and weekend prizes.
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David Rolls
Tamarack Ni
Larry Brown
Ridge Ld
Tommy Meyer
Hickory Cl
Wospital
Nm Mu
Richard DB
Brown
Calvin ‘Turner
17Th St
Roger Saylor
Alexandria Pike
Anderson Soldier Arrested In Iowa
An Indiana soldier identified as Ronald Colvin, 44, of Anderson was arrested in Sidney by Fremont County authorities after being absent without leave since July 1969. The case was turned over to military authorities.
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Swney
Indiana
Sidney
Fremont County
Ronald Colvin
Anderson
Ind
Couny
Gam FL
Knox
Gov Branigin Finds Pocket Veto Clash Over Tax Bill
The Indiana government faces a budget fight as Governor Branigin, Attorney General Sendak, and state officials refuse a $12.7 million payment citing constitutional issues. The Appellate Court had ruled pocket vetoes unconstitutional, while the legislature argues for judicial review of executive actions.
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Foue
Friiges
Judicial
Administratioe
Ure Mta
McRe
Jer Gov
Roger D. Branigin
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Tonigh
Premere
Anderson College
James Reaintree
I Sepeember
Convocation Hall
Beethoven and Wegner
Percy Growinger
Leroy Anderson
Richard Rocqpes
Madison County History Books
Aitning
Kidia
Panna
Here
McDonald’s
George Washington
Vietnam
Meadowbrook
Burton McClintock
Meridian St. Anderson, Ind
Tranford
Wash
Veacor
Fieday
Pompidou
Exeter
Phillips Exeter Academy
Fridey
Pla
Eisenhowers
Iman
David
Julie Eisenhower
Osaka
Japan
White House
Fisenhowers
Reckingen
Switzerland
Upti
Shriver
Waslington
Jgent Shriver
Kennedy
U.S
France
Afaryland
Avary
Mayonnaise Group
Chicago
Indus
West Germany
Delav
Aries
Indiana Public Service Commis
Pro& Michigan Electric
Betty Jay
Bynum
Fall Creek
Pet
197As Industries
Walter B. Smelser
Creek
Robert W. Mile
Unim
Wayne
Dawney
John J. Watson
Willie Allen
Blancha
Julia Robinson
Sells and Nowe Funeral Homme
Julia Belle Robinson
Lof Anderson
James Pepelea
Jana H. Peterson
Hinsdale
Hydren
Penelope
Pere One
de Goener
Fis
le Bie
Sransapons
Social Security
Ellis
Ter
Knoxville
Dessac Valley
The
Tennessee
Valley Authority
Clarence Tucker Elwood
Clark Chapel
Clarence Tucker
Elwood City Cemetery
Estus Stroush
Elbert C
Zee Fanecal Hamne
Balugough
Iowa
Trudy Jail
First Freewill Baptist Church
Weill
ED Hargis
Hee Oer Ely
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