Agnew and Rusk Speak Amid Turmoil and Weather Oddities
The report blends disjointed remarks from Agnew and former Secretary of State Rusk touching on peace, future policy, and national stance. It notes a Valdosta campus speech with unclear lines about an answer to a state question, mentions Johnson and Kennedy era themes, and references a cold weather episode in Malaysia where police blocked roads as about 1,000 people wandered toward highways amid tension.
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Rusk
Valdosta
Cullen
Tnt University
Georgia
Seely
Josh Stil Weethesay
Lyneton B. Johnson
PL Kennedy
Boy’s cold ride ends in tragedy in refrigerated truck
Police report a teen boy died after a chain of events in a trailer as youths tossed wine and a seal was broken, with investigators detailing the incident in what is described as a chaotic scene involving tailer actions and bystanders. The report notes the boy’s age and location, with authorities pursuing further details and possible charges.
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Boy
Police
Kim Ats
Madlison
Hemmsiger
Boy Counties
Teen Found Wandering In Nude in Anderson Scuffle
An Anderson youth Neil Simpson 17 was found wandering nude in freezing weather after reportedly taking LSD or similar hallucinogen. He was admitted to St. John’s Hospital in stable condition with sedation. police said he may lose part of a toe due to the cold.
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Weyearolt Anderson
Rosie
Neil Simpson
St. John's Hospital
Regan
Simpson
Ion
Willan Gi
Gray
Anderson
Washington Apartments
Gen
Morton Street
Bh Street
Lerttine
Sampson
Anderson Obituaries: Carl Carter and Others
Carl Carter, 79, formerly of Anderson, died after extended illness. Survived by widow Rosa B. Carter and two sisters, with service and burial planned in Anderson area. Aaron A Savage, 71, of Anderson, died in Detroit after brief illness. Survived by widow Ann, a son, a daughter, and four grandchildren. funeral set in Anderson. Additional obituaries list Hazel Winders, Lawrence Ward Lawheimer, Ella Leever, and Elva Mander, with services at local mortuaries and cemeteries.
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Elwood
Izev
Rt. 4
Rosary Socriety
William Crouch
Carl Fornung
Jol Hinds
Plwoods
Ray Prazee
el AL Mats
St. Josaphi's
Father Richard
Camelet
Copher and Fesler
Waters Funeral Home
Dan Redwine
Shirley Christian Chutel
Inter
Mem
McCray Cemetery
Iherbert Winn
Sumantville
Herbert
Winn
Sumanitvile
North Manchester
Summitville
Dorothy
Karen Bunfam
Charleston
W.va
Aml
Anderson
Bender
Busia
Hhat City
Carl Carter
Vuitton Hospital
Tay Mitrion
Illacas
Rosa B. Carter
Artia
Carydoi
Hor
Indiana
Avtay
Praca
Catherine White
Pontixe
Mich
Gectyude Guylon
Fontra
Tro
Butz
W. Sanpson Nelson
Marnlewiod
Tole
Coroly
Lavine
Tecore Cummings
Athos
Tle
Ith
Mando A. Brown
Kermit Ro Brinse
Porddlelan
Convie Hantiltia
Anderso
Lae
Aaron Savage
Aaron A. Savage
New Huspital
Detroit
Anderson, Hown
Charles
Addi
Martin Savage
Tatnod
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
US Army Signal Corps
Ann
Charles D. Savage
Sarasula
Fla
Rozelle Mortuary
East Maplewand Cemetery
Jorris
Dorris
Poor
Leesbury
Madison County
Wayris‘Troxel Funers
North Webster
Alan Lutheray
New Colunbhis
Marketeville
Eniicott Church Furniture Company
Warsaw
Betty Mamilton
Hristy Poor
North Web ‘Ter
Mark and
Kenneth Poor
Thesterfield
William Poor
Indianapolis
Local Area Struggles With Freezing Temperatures Across Midwest
Ohio Indiana and Florida report frigid conditions as arctic air blankets much of the eastern half of the nation. Record lows press fuel and power use while households share warmth. In Gary Indiana a fatal shooting linked to a gas supply dispute prompts police inquiry. Funeral notices for local residents update community on recent losses.
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Columbia City
Indianapolis
Mick
Duan Terry
Jehildren
Vera
Greenstuirg
Midwest
Westeern Mountains
Appalachians
Georgia
Arkansas
Florida
Suot
Tint
Mena
Ark
Alan Bradley
Indiana Pally
Wite
Gary
Jesse Juarex
Moniay
Chicago
Michael
Garylot
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Commonwealth Edianna
Alec
Voters League Backs Open Housing Law in Weir Wall Session
Anderson League of Women Voters members in Weir Wall sessions voted to support an open housing ordinance to the City Council. The group aligned with national League aims for equality of housing opportunity across government levels and society, while noting local ordinance gaps in funding and legal authority for enforcement.
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Anderson League of Women Voters
Weir Wall
Big Week
Mc Fair
al League
National League
League
Indiana
Hyman
Commission
State Civil Rights Commission
Fei
Anderson
Antisan Commission of Human Relations
M Miry Ethel Whurston
Commission On
Ruman Relations
Cess
Potipliacre
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Gladys Williams
Fortville
Ronald, Seals
Gladys
Williams
Imtianapolis
Ceme- Henry
Seals Mortuary
Feenay-Kirby
Arthur Etchison
Wriday
Cogher and Mes
Arthur Tchison
Elwood City Cemetery
Alma Martin Elwood
Alma
Martin
Woodrow Marlin
Rt. 1
Curtisvile Cemetery
Emil Neuman
New Castle
al. Anne's Catholic
Robert M1. Kisher
Melcher SL
Harold B. Rozelle
Donald Cavey
Otterbein United
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Hazel Winders
Baker Brothers
Hazel T
Wineders
Teferntent
Anderson Memorial Park
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Auker Ciprlinary
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Jane Foe
Papal St
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Sells and Rows
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Illa Leever Aday
Vibe the Hey
Edwin Setefal
Brown
Bul Kuner
Emmanuel United Methal
Elva Mandist
Bunla
Leever
East Lynn
Amerson Mc Horn
Jorial Park Cemetery
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Cora Ward
Brooklyn
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Ater Ward
Lola Addins
Luther, Gart
Arnold Ward
Fervads
Sells and Fione Pascral
John A. Cox
John Ambrose Cox
Grant Sb
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Mancle
Lea Cox
Noble Cox
Troy
Brooks
George Pearson
Trinity Baptist Church
East
Maplewood Coentens
Tirooks Morliary
Claude Brown
Claude C. Brown
Rollings
Voters League
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Wreden Tout Haugers
Weir
Robert M. Fisher Thunday
Rozelle Funeral Home
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