Helicopter Rescue Delivers Aid After Flood Snow Cutoff
In Northern California near the Salmon Mountains pilots braved sleet and snow to reach marooned residents. Three copters flew food and medical supplies through fog and rugged canyons to aid about 500 people isolated for four days following New Year’s Eve floods.
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San Francisco
UPL
Ina
Christrangs
Cali
Fornia
Oregon
California
Salmon Mountains
Storm threatens flights to isolated Siskiyou towns
A new storm could end flights by Thursday night. A dog team from Southern California was flown in to reach Somes Bar Forks of Salmon Sawyers Bar and Cecilville as copters face heavy snow and fog at 5000 to 7000 feet. More snow is forecast through New Year’s Eve for four days. About 500 residents remain cut off with food supplies for five days to two weeks, raising concern for miners and families along the Salmon and Klamath rivers.
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California
Siskiyou County
Somesbar
Forks of Salmon
Sawyers Bar
Cecilville
Klamath
Salmon
Jones
Memorial Fund Transferred to Knightstown Foundation
Funds remaining in the James McDonald Memorial Fund were turned over to the Knightstown Home Memorial Foundation Inc during Thursday morning ceremonies at the McDonald Furniture Store south of here. The fund was created after the death of James McDonald, former furniture store owner, to erect a swimming pool at the Knightstown Soldiers Memorial.
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James McDonald
Pbsee
Knight Foundation, Inc
F ‘Anderson
Kimming Pool
Knightstown
Charles Humphrey
Cy Phillip McDonald
D. Bowtie
Bediorernolis
Everton. Kinzelman
Greensburg
Treasure
W. S.’ Frye
Anderson
Herald
Knightstown Home Memorial Foundation, Inc
McDonald Furniture
Here
Rain and warmup forecast with evening low in 30s
A brief forecast notes rain expected with warmer temperatures today and tonight. Highs in the mid 40s, lows around 39, and yesterday’s high around 31 with a low near 29. Sunset at 5 38 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 2 07 a m.
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Samsel
Franklin Iny Start Sees Shifts In Johnson County Politics
Franklin Indiana headlines hint at a possible shift after Friday with polls suggesting a cannonball moment at the Johnson County courthouse. Democrats dominate state offices while Republicans gain 10 percent in Johnson County, a historic swap observed by longtime residents as Franklin hosts Governor elect Roger Branigis.
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Franklin
Ind
Johnson County
Tediana
Johnson Comsty
Roger Branigis
Wright Named Director of Personnel at Nicholson File Plant
Fredric A. Wright is appointed director of personnel and public relations for Andersons Nicholson File operations. John H. Burton Jr. confirms Wright, native of Anderson and active in local civic affairs, has worked five years with Nicholson File. He succeeds L Durbin Hollingsworth, retiring after 48 years. Wright, Indiana University BA 1958, studied law, served six months in the military, joined Nicholson File in 1960.
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Fredric A. Wright
Anderson
Nicholson File
John H. Burton, Jr
Wright
Nicholson File Company
L. Durbin Hollingsworth
Indiana University
In-Poounty Grand Jury
Diana University
Shawn Johns
Cary
Boy Scout
Grams
Long
Columbus Art Beachenue Church of Christ
Purdue T
University Police School
Indiana University Extension
Scharnowske
E. Vineyard
FOP Lodge
Reed Pscoral Fachmith
Freemont Dr
Eeene College
Ernest Prince
Sherman St
Me Burns
Davia
Te Vernon High School
Ohio
Harold Phillipe
Martin
Mrs Moore Hurt In Accident Near City
Mrs Lila Colleen Moore 29 of Rt 2 Prosperity Rd was severely hurt about 8 am yesterday when her car skidded on gravel on Prosperity Rd five miles northeast of the city ran down an embankment struck a utility pole. She was taken to Community Hospital with head injuries and remained a patient. Her car damage was about 500 dollars.
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Lila Colleen Moore
Rt 2
Prosperity Rd
Community Hospital
Detectives Solve Several Thefts In Madison County Case
Detectives led by Robert Estes announced charges against Leslie Jay Glover and Moore in a burglary ring tied to a 15 year old girl in Madison County. Two other men and three juveniles linked to the Anderson area thefts were arrested or turned over to authorities. Glover and Moore face charges including statutory rape and contributing to the delinquency of minors. bond set at 2,000 and 7,500 respectively.
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Robert Estes
Leslie Jay Glover
West We St
Glover
Con
Madison
Moore
Central Ave
Estes
Anderson
Ray Edward’ Causley
Park Ave
Madison County
Gerald R
Ford
Michigan
Harry Chappell
Boze
Robert Mitchell
Leon
Murphy
Jessep
Jam
Couma
Halleck Leads House Fight for Vote in GOP Caucus
Report notes Halleck with 85 votes pledged or leaning in a fractious bid against Ford for the party leadership as 71 votes needed for election. Ford backers report 61 solid for Ford, 2 leaning Ford, 25 solid Halleck, 29 unknowns. secret ballot set for Monday to determine the new speaker successor.
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Bohannan
GOP
Chats A. Ast
Leck
Indiana
Ford
Halleck
Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Ership
Joseph
State Accepts Jobs Corps Plan For Atterbury
Indiana agreed to Washingtons terms for handling the federal job corps center at Camp Atterbury and it is expected to begin operating by March 1. The announcements also said a non profit private corporation, Midwest Education Foundation, Inc., will contract with the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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Washington
UPI
Indiana
Camp Atterbury
Indianapolis
Midwest Education Foundation, Inc
Office of Economic Opportunity
County Heads To Begin New Terms Today
Indiana officials initiate new non profit board terms at 10 a m in county courthouse with LeRoy announcing the shift from state to county governance. Harold Foast succeeds Ralph McCord as board president. Glen Sample and Richard Emery named to key roles as new juvenile probation officer and other posts.
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Indiana
Jacques LeRoy
Indiana Youth Council
Washington
OHO Oils
Clich Sy
Texas
LeRoy
OFO
Lgal
Harold
Foast
Middle
Board of School
Ralph McCord
Welsh
Nelson Bohannan
Afl-Cio
Dallas Sells
Superior Court
Indiana Farm Bureau
Prescourt
Ident Glen W. Sample
Richard Maxine Sutphin
Thelt
Emery
Indianapolis
Wood County
Indianape
Battle swirls around Binh Gia for fourth day
In Saigon area fighting around Binh Gia enters its fourth day with American casualties mounting. US spokesmen report four more Americans wounded as government forces clash with Red guerrillas about 40 miles southeast of Saigon in a major battle scene.
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Saigon
UPS
Binh Gia
New Year News From East and West War Toll Reported
A 1965 New Year observed with mixed customs across the East and West. The battle of Binh Gia left 11 Americans wounded and 6 missing with 32 communists killed and many wounded. In Washington, officials announced talks on a Camp Atterbury job corps center as Justice Department moves on Bar nett Johnson contempt counts. Local officials named probation clerk and 1965 county appointments, with vacancies to be filled by governors-elect.
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Binh Gia
Associated Press
United States
Johnson
U.S
Texas
Jamesj
H. Meredith
University
Mississipni
Orfared
Marine Corps
U.S. Army
Counts Dropped Against Barnett and Related Court Action
A chaotic year opening mix of coups and delays unfolds as U S officials report a compromise between U S Ambassador A Alexis Johnson and Gen Nguyen Van Thieu amid Vietnam turmoil. Four American helicopter crewmen missing after a downed helicopter are feared captured. Jets and boats battle in Saigon while New Orleans marks 1965 with legal proceedings in appellate court.
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New York
Times Erals
Inworld
U. S
Dep
U.S
A. Alexis Vane Johnson
Nguyen van Thieu
South Viet Nam
Times Square
New Orleans
U.S. Court of Appeals
Bimes
Katzenbach
Barnett
Johnson
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Courthouse rooms vacated. many businesses close New Year's Day
Lower floor rooms of the Madison Superior Courthouse housing the United Spanish American War Veterans and civil defense storage must be vacated by January 10 for juvenile court use. Offces, factories, banks, and most stores close today for New Year’s, with groceries remaining open. Veterans groups and Delco-Remy and Guide Lamp plants affected. GAR legacy noted.
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United Spanish-American War Veterans
Nelson Bohannan
Madison Superior Court
Bohannan
Juvennile Court
John Couch
Delco - Remy
Orig
GAR
War Veterans” Organization
Newspaper closes for holiday schedule at Anderson News
In observance of New Year s the offices and departments of Anderson Newspapers Inc will be closed all day The Herald editorial department will be open to the public after 8 pm to receive telephone calls and material for publication The Herald Saturday edition will be delivered by carriers at the usual hour.
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Herald
The
Four Police Captains Promoted to Majors by Chief Wright
In Valparaiso Indiana Chief Doyle Wright announced four police department heads promoted to majors: Robert W Estes Jr detective division Harold W Boicourt records Robert Scharnowske juvenile division and Roy B Smith traffic division. The promotions, approved by the Safety Board, recognize their extra work as department heads.
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Robert W. Estes Jr
Harold W. Boicourt
Robert Scharnowske
Roy B. Smith
Doyle ‘Wright
Wright
Estes
Johnson Ave
Purdue University Police School
Police
FBI
Fraternal Order of Police
Boicourt
E. 37Th St
Vernon High Rec
New Arrivals ersen and Vicinity at Community Hospital
Two individuals admitted to Community Hospital with recent arrivals noted in the vicinity. Details incomplete, including names and exact dates, but the notice confirms medical intake and locality. Further information pending official update.
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Atterbury
James ?. Higgins
Chatard
Cherub
Weay
Gous
Margaret Carroll
Board of Commissioners
Charles Armington
Kenneth Lambertson
John Walsh
Children’s Home
Roger Branigin
Justice Department
Mississippi
Ross R. Barnett
Paul B., Johnson Jr
Atty
Gen
Nicholas
Sen. Birch
Tal
Pean
Theresa Butler Dodson
Pfc
Freddy D. Dodson
Marshall
Tex
White House
Marshall News Messenger
Valparaiso
Richard Dobeski
Porter Circuit Court
A. J. Pivarnik
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