Trial Date Set For Gaming Cases In City
Court sets hearing for two dozen defendants in gaming raid led by Marshal Jack Kitchen of Cheaterfield at 212 N Water St. in Muncie. Names include Richard L. Watson, Robert Jackson, Wayne Houghton, DeVer Cannon, Leon Oliphant and others. Judge Robert R. Robbins to preside with attorney Jay Arnold. Several cases moved, some sentenced or dismissed. one defendant given 181 day sentence suspended for restitution.
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Jack Kitchen
Cheaterfield
Jack
Ens
N. Water St
Richard L. Watson
19Th St
Robert Jackson
Kilgore St
Muncie
Wayne FL Houghton
Fletcher
Duck DeVer Cannon
Leon Oliphant
Meridian St
Robert R. Robbins
Jay’ Arnold
Robbins George
Ownrd
Asanft
Hattery
Conir
Pisking
Pear
Reagan
Broadway
Robert Charles Blackmond
E. Seth St
Marshall Trial Continues Amid Juror Callbacks
Jury selection drags as Reggel Rice Marshall faces voluntary manslaughter charges in the shotgun death of his son in law Larry Den Horton on Jan 2 last year. Judge Carl T. Smith recessed court. another juror group will be called today. Funeral services for Benjamin B. Earley Sr. 84, former Indiana Bell manager, set for 10 am Saturday at Harold E. Hozelle Funeral Home with Dr. Robert Fribley presiding. He joined Bell System in 1908. held posts in Shebyville, Bluffton, Siding Pale, and Anderson before retiring in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reggel Rice Marshall
Inlaw
Larry den Horton
Carl T. Smith
Delorme
Marion Withers
Joseph Kelner
William F. Lawler, Jr
Reoeg
Ereegar
Ara Ap
Benjamin B. Earley
Mate Ager
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Harold E. Hozelle
Robert Fribley
First Methodist Church
East Maplewood
Earley
Central
Uneton Telephone Company
Bell
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Shebyvilles
Bluffton
Siding Pale
Mile Square
Businies
Speedway
Madison County Planning Commiss
Charles Lawlep
Ren Waymire
Yida Belle Utitue
U.S Navy
Ace
Bergs
Avardee
API
Betty Withur Runyan
Carroll Valen Rae Ene
Richard Ut Ie
Ache
Sine Antone Ann Motia
Hillbrothers
Paul Carper
Blaibergs
Ponte Bal
Memphis
Tenn
Ac Game Bete Frond Portland
Zen
Allomey
Gear van Brig
Silas Carper
Tony Tee
Tincome
Anna Nuce
Bae
Mary Lam-Annabelle
Carpet
Lally
Coristriere
Baldwin
Gorden Haupt
Elizabet
Toms Tees
Dallas
Pex
Monary
Arkie (Grant) Snow
Coina
Calif
Harald
Rovalle Funeral Home
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Jona Henry
Lapel
Tony Hessy
Goreiny
Edgar Cotton
Frankton
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Edgar D. Cotton
Edwin Pita
St. Frankton
George Harper
Jim Brookside
Cemeter
Edward Rudicet
Charles Robbins Mets
Fortville
Ronald Seals
Charles C. Robbing
Hartfarmer
Phil Shomoold Norris
A.P. Walker
Church of the Nazarene Cers
Gravel Lawn
Legion
Tire Wood
Switzerland County
James
Anna Armstrong
Colton
Stella Kothler
Robert Highbaugh
Anderson
Colin Broadworth
Colonel Stouts Injured In Alabama Auto Collision
Middletown Alabama residents Colonel Stout and Mrs Stout were injured in a Grove Mill Alabama crash while spending winter in the South. Mr Stout is hospitalized at Mobile infirmary with critical injuries including a broken arm and leg. Mrs Stout also sustained injuries.
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Middletown
Colonel Stout
South
Grove Mill
Ala
Stout
Mobile
Stont
County Planning Group To Begin New Year's Business
The Madison County Planning Commission opens 1968 with its first meeting next Tuesday January 9 at 9 a.m. in courthouse chambers to address rezoning requests from Agricultural to R-3 for Donald R Welter in Union Township and Agricultural to Ret for Clarence L Marcus contracted buyer Joseph Sirk on Co Rd 1250 N north of Co Rd 20 FE West, plus a rezoning petition by Frank A Untue from Agricultural to restaurant and service station in Crandall Texas. Dr Jacobus Burger of California noted as a speaker during discussions. obituary notes Anderson Tex native died in Crandall aged 89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Planning’ Commission
Commission
Donald R. Welter
Union Township
Ind. 23
Co. Rd
Clarence L. Marcus
Joseph ¥. Sirk
Moning
Yile Wear
Frank A. Untue
Anderson
Crandall
Tex
Wilbur
Annand Marthabelle House
Darson High School
Green Two
Anderson College
Frank Horn
Alexandria Land
Anderson Heral Gay Co
Uutue van Li
Jacobus Burger
Med
Alexandria
Alexander
Lafay
California
Texas
Barnard Faces TV Rights Split Over Operation Photos
Attorneys disclosed a contract affecting television rights for an operation at a South African hospital. The Blaibergs deny personal use of funds, while a spokesman says money will be shared with those involved in the operation. A restraining order blocked sale of pictures from the operating theater gallery. One photographer reportedly kept some images, and a 1000 sum was partly nullified after Dr Christian Barnard refused to permit further photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaibergs
NEG
Christiaan N. Barnard
MRC Petrussian
Anderson Obituaries and William Vickery Outlined
Obituary notices list William Vickery 87, longtime Delco-Remy and Binge Packing Company employee, died at his Margate Florida home after six months of illness. Born May 20, 1680 in Speed Balls Indiana he leaves five daughters and three sons with multiple grandchildren and relatives. Other notices refer to local residents Blaiberg Gottlieb Bauer and Nuce Family with funeral arrangements pending. listings mention hospital, Knights of Columbus, and planning commission contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vickery
William Joseph Vickery
Delco-Remy
Binge Pack
Kenneth
Maxine) Cripe
Harald
Betty Jane) Knapp
Helen Igi Pad
Phyllis Sue Gruel
Anderson
Arthur Mavied Cann
Granite City
Arthur Vickery
Robert Vickery
Alan
Ohio
George Vickery
Harvey
TP Gnivekel
Knights of Columbus
B ‘Vived
I Blaiberg
Florence Schratz
Nuce
Raymond
Ronnie
Ira Nuce
Amelia Stow
Chance of payment gaffe looms for A's extravagance
A garbled wire service report shows confusion over financial disputes involving the A's and a potential loan or payment issue. The piece mentions individuals linked to the organization and hints at a debt or accounting error, with scattered references to hospitals and cemeteries and unclear timing.
Senate secretary hosts first news conference in months
Washington dispatch notes Secretary of State and FAA leaders discussing Hanoi talks and U S policy. North Vietnam position remains unclear as U S airplanes resume limited traffic and a delegation considers dialogue while tensions persist.
FAA Grounds Forty Planes Of Ozark and Northeast Areas
A partial text reports FAA grounding forty planes due to a complete failure in the elevator trim system and lab checks. It notes pilots rely on trim to maintain attitude and references earlier incidents blamed on trim labs. The fragment mentions Ozark and Northeast regions and a failure in the trim lab system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAA
Ozark
Pigdmont
PAA
Christmas Rugkald Johnson and Gui-Del Singers Planned
The program from Star of Bethlehem to the There Wise Men features taped acts and music by the Gui-Del Singers starting at 7 p.m. before the International Control Commission event. A large attendance is expected as officials discuss security and parking in Pendleton Ave.
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Star of
Bethlehem
Pendlaton Ave
Cambodia
Sihanouk
U.S
Husk
Johnson
San Antonio
Tex
Ask
Two Persons Hurt In Local Accidents
Two people were slightly injured in city accidents. Jimmy D. Morgan suffered back injuries after his car was struck in the 1000 block of Jackson St at 2:11 pm Thursday when a city bus driven by Ralmi Hallman 33 struck his car. Brooks, 11, was scraped and bruised when his sled hit a car driven by George Henry 43 in the 2109 block of Central Ave at 4:29 pm Wednesday. he was treated and released from St Johns Hospital. Police noted two motor vehicle and sled incidents in the week. other details include funeral notices and local church services mentioned in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy D. Morgan
Dackson §T
George T. Henry
Frankton
Central Ave
Henry Auto
Central 1
Brooks
St. John's
St. John's |Hospital
Hera
Crawford W. Long
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Death notices from Madison and surrounding counties report Joyce Shively of Frankton age 36 dying after a brief illness at a hospital in Anderson. Born Aug 14 1941 to Earl and Nellie Hall, she leaves husband Walter Shively and siblings across several states. Funeral details and burial set for Frankton and nearby cemeteries. Additional obituaries list Tessie L Willard of Honey Creek and Charles Robbins of Frankton with funeral dates and burial plans. Other notices cover Tony Hessy Edgar Cotton Snell Lawrence and Lois Saffer among others with service times, churches, and interment sites.
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Madison County
Earl
Neille Hudson Hall
Shively
Jg Fictive
Roselia Sullivan
Columbia
S.C
Phyllis Johnson
Anington Heights
Mary Aller
Cicero
Janet Adams
Mercedes
Tex
Earl Hall
Anderson
Harold Hall
Sarasota
Fla
Kenneth Hall
Huntington
George C. Harper
Oscar Davis
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Fishersburg
Frankton
Two Break-ins Reported At Local Businesses
Police investigated two break ins reported Thursday. A window was broken at John’s Texaco Service Station on Madison Avenue and Hazlett Street at 2:30 a.m., with money taken from a cigarette vending machine. At Leath Furniture Company warehouse on the alley between 12th and 53rd Streets near Meridian, a door frame torn. officials found nothing missing after preliminary inventory. Florida’s statehood noted as 1845.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture Company
John’s Texaco
Madison Ave
Hazlett St
Breskin
Leath Furniture Company
Lurleen Wallace Announces New Cancer Treatment
Governor Lurleen Wallace said doctors in Houston found a small pecan shaped tumor in her pelvic area and she will begin four weeks of radiation therapy Monday at MD Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute. She has undergone surgeries for cancer in the past and reports this week’s finding may be malignant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Als
UPI
Gav
Lurleen Wallace
Houston
M. D
Anderson
Cold weather chills Chicago area with snow and warnings
Continued from page one severe cold grips Chicago with temperatures plunging below zero and 15 inches of snow possible from Michigan to Maine. Residents are warned to cover ears and noses while drivers face hazardous conditions. An awards banquet honors local educators and public servants as officials plan tours and warnings extend along the Atlantic seaboard.
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Tare
Chicago
ISDSA
Zeen
Hasdar
DSA
Michigan
New Hampshire
Hear
Chamber of Commerce of
and Rayelets
New
York
Andersarsis
Massachusetts
Maine
Montana
Trant Nes
Victoany
Callon
Vietnam
National Geographic
Mner
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Marshall
Colonel Stouts
County Planning Group
Frank U
Barnard
Ev Ork
IFE
Gsid
St. John’s Hospital
Don McKenie
Inlrota
Gertrude Nuce
Cate
Brown and Funeral Home
Mascoutah
Inl
Three Brothers
Gottlief Bauer
Gottliet Bauer
Saia
Ann Maria Bauer
Ball State University
Thomas
Marie) Thothburg
Miami, Fla
Mort
Irene
Winter
Saapuing
Tin
Young
Billiberg
Associated Press
Cocumien Brea
Nasiers
Sai Ha Vienne
Tanoj’s
Artoy
Francis D. Green-wood
Francis A. Greenwood
Oxford
Army
Jermo Estrada
Carmelo Estrada
Bernard Krueger
Washington
UPL
Indigna Federal Aviation Estan
Nguyen Day
Association
Cpas
Hanoi
Chamber of Commerce
Rusk
Northeast
Piedmont
North Vietnam
Madison County United Fund
Huskachn
Trinh
United Fund
U.S. 40
Dun
Reith
United States
Trink
India
Oeter W. Bowles
Norodom Sihanouk
Aeriva
Ide
Robert 1
Wauten
John H. Richardson
Hi, H. Smith
St. Ambrose Catliolic Church
al the Brown and Buleau
Thomas Heilman
Internoval
Satur
Charles White
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Anderson Memorial Cemetery
George Hackett Post
Arkie, Snow
Harper Funeral
Lwedna
Madison
IMRS
Joyce Shively
Mia
Joyce
LeWanna Shively
Walter Shively
Walnut St
Cémalny Hospital
Ander
Tarandehuren
Tessie Willard
Tessie L. Willard
Honey Creek
Ballard and Shirey
Jerry Crouse
Henry County
P. L
Eliza Showalter Harry
BUB
Missionary Society
The
Daughters of America
Jae Iee Or
Nesstle
Burton
Snell Lawrence
Ingalls
Fisher Paioral
Gilbert Schreiber
Sélls and Rowe Funeral Home
Branum
East
Maplewood
Ceme
Roy
Fey
Dangoy Anc Sranum
Wheeler Ave
Mary Heffernan
Lois Saffer
Lois
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Delaware Court
Mery Heffernan
Washington School
E. 36Th St
Anderson Newspapers
Meeks Mory Heilman
Robert
Pribley
First Methodist
Mary's Cemetery
Donald
Sem Tompkins, Jr
Horton Fuqua
Charles W. Laughlin
Tabor
Eugene R
Robert E. Jackson
Oral
Mary Down
Mary Creason
Down
Tad St
Mary B. Lewis Creags
Mary Belleson
Lewis
Nogn
Saturland Rowe Funeral Home
Baker Brothers
K of P
Joof
Maroh Dacherl
Friends
Noble Street
Chih
Eral Horn
Grove
Pendleton
Agear of
Renee Harbor
Jimmy Riddle
Charles
Eliza
Jimmie Raysbeth
Leah Curven
Elbert Wallace
Inter-of
Newark
N. J
Aso
McCray
Wilkinson
Fue Teta
John Pope
Portville
Fisher Kunepal
John I. Pope
Rt. 1
Everett Lan- Grey
Joseph Kellum
Joseph H. Kellum
Atic Danger
Condo and Son Guneral
Shirley
Glen Cove
Knightstown
Cousins
Watt
Ts&t
Heatherton
Ian
Concord
Soto
Qur
Cree
Covi Ihm
Lurleen
Wallace
L. Lutz
Lutz
7Th and Meridian
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