This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1968
Page
2
Johnson continued from page one, noting that Israel and these states agreed that the prime minister's visit advanced this objective. The report emphasizes diplomatic alignment and the impact of the visit on regional goals.
Prosecutors say Marshall shot Horton as he approached the Marshall home on January 2 1967. Detective Powers recounts finding Horton dead on the lawn and identifying photographs of the scene while Carmichael described coroner testimony and the fatal shotgun blast.
Dentures that fit are essential to health. For more security and comfort, sprinkle FASTEETH on denture plates to reduce wobbling or dropping. It holds false teeth firmer, makes eating easier, and leaves no pasty taste while helping denture breath. See your dentist regularly and buy PF at drug counters.
Dr Jack Whitaker pathologist at Community Hospital tells afternoon court the death was instantaneous within a minute of the wound and that pellets removed numbered a dozen or more. Detective Sergeant Hynes Harrington recounts scene measurements and photos. Sgt Kenneth Houck of Indiana State Police links the Mossberg 12 gauge firearm to the fatal shot with matching markings after test firing. Court recessed until 9 a.m. today.
The County faces a dispute over burial expenses with Fisher's office denying payment arguing the deceased was not a township resident as required. The case, filed in Circuit Court, argues the proper procedure requires commissioners first, with the court step following a commissioner decision. The commissioners took the appeal under advisement.
A new law raises the amount a Social Security beneficiary can earn without losing benefits. The annual limit increases from 1500 to 1680 dollars, and the monthly test rises from 140 dollars. Earnings above 1680 up to 2880 reduce benefits dollar for dollar, with reductions continuing beyond that. A beneficiary receiving 125 dollars monthly could earn up to 3500 dollars annually and still receive some benefits. A couple receiving 200 dollars a month together would be affected by these changes.
The piece explains earning caps and monthly benefits under the new law, noting a maximum $218 for individuals and $323 for couples at age 65, with 1968 tax payment changes delaying full eligibility. It lists projected benefits by retirement year and invites readers to obtain Martin Segal’s booklet for more details.
Nursing operations could resume soon under Evelyn E. Tetter. A fire department aerial ladder truck en route to a scene collided with a car at Main and 13th, injuring no one. Hollenbeck and Taylor provided accounts. damages totaled 275. Water lines froze prompting nine calls, while sprinkler pump froze at Michigan Warehouse sprinkler pump. no damage beyond water on the floor. Warmer weather may ease the cold, with highs near 25 to 30 degrees.
A security guard for a Mindanao logging firm was found beheaded on Sunday. Police say tribal tensions with the company’s guards may have driven the killing.
Funeral rites for Mrs Mabel Lee Richeson 85 of Warren Indiana formerly of Anderson set for 1 30 p m today at the Methodist Memorial Home Chapel Rev Albert Clark officiates Interment at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery with committal by Dr Robert Fribley Mrs Richeson resided at the Methodist Home since September 1964
Mrs. Tillene Boring, 63, wife of Marvin Boring, of 1236 S E St, died Monday afternoon at Mercy Hospital. Born June 3, 1904, she was the widow of Cleveland Remington who died in 1958 and married Mr. Boring in 1961. She was a United Pentecostal Church member. The body was taken to Clark Chapel for calling, with funeral at Clark Chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday conducted by Rev. Max Bingham. Interment will be in K of PIOOF Cemetery at Frankton.
Jury selection set for April 1 in the Westvale automobile title forgery case. J Bayne Burton represents the defendant. A separate Indiana case sees Flora Belle Creek, 24, pleading guilty to a $500 theft at Meridian Hotel on June 21, with ditched jury trial. Court ordered a suspended 110 year sentence for an Anderson woman pending probation compliance. Trial for David Piekazak, 26, on escape from the Indiana State Reformatory set for April 1, represented by Burton. Nine continuances granted for various reasons, including Vernetta Charlene Lee, 19, facing second degree murder in the December 12 stabbing of Elizabeth Ann Burton, with appearance Jan 15. Continuous delays also affect Ralph Clabaugh and Richard Erwin Jones cases, with Jan 15 prospective dates.
Acting President Suharto of Indonesia and Yugoslav President Tito will visit Tokyo in March and April respectively, the government announced Monday.
Carter's Pills offer temporary relief of irregularity by activating slowed lower tract muscles and stimulating peristalsis. The ad touts a unique laxative formula with millions of users and low price at 49 cents.
On December 24 a theft case was continued to January 15 to obtain an attorney. Bond set at $2000. Herman Lee Jennings charged with stealing $1300 in merchandise from Hoyt Wright store in the Mall, case continued for attorney present. Seymour Rowland Parrish and Charles T. Melvin facing escape charges from Indiana Reformatory. continued to January 22 with Public Defender J. Bayne Burton assigned. Arthur Veral Poor case continued indefinitely. Poor returned to Rockville Hospital as tuberculosis patient. James Edward Kissane of Pendleton charged with assault and battery after altercation with seven Indiana State Police officers. case continued until next week. Prosecuting Attorney William F. Lawler, Jr. prosecuted all cases.
Violence around Khiem Cuong, capital of Hau Nghia Province near Saigon, left 14 South Vietnamese killed and 46 wounded. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese regulars bombed a market and burned 11 homes in a late night assault intended to seize a district headquarters and raise the Viet Cong flag, but the effort failed as government troops repelled the attack by daybreak.
Four vending machines found forced open with about $5 taken from a desk drawer and $8 in change stolen from a cash drawer after a front door was pried. Panorama Barber Shop on East 10th Street reported the break-in just after 1 a.m. Monday. Patroling officers discovered the scene and detectives named suspects as the investigation continues.
Dr. George W. E. Smith and Jack D. Hollis, both local Democrats, are appointed to the Anderson city Park Board effective immediately by Mayor Flanagan. Smith, a Health University School of Medicine alumnus, has a long Indiana public service record and community roles. Hollis, a Delco-Remy toolmaker, has 13 years of Little League involvement and three children.
Utility officials said service would be kept normal during a cold wave while 200 workers from three United Mine Workers locals threatened to strike over fringe benefits and contract language still in effect, with negotiations set for today if the men return to their jobs.
Fort Wayne's Ruckelshaus toured Hoosier towns and urged a Republican shift in Washington. He cited crime, inflation, Vietnam and tax pressures as problems needing a new era led by Republicans, recalling his loss in the 11th District and his prior roles in state government.
Funeral plans for William R. Koon 75, a retired farmer of Rt. 2, remain incomplete awaiting arrival of his foster grandson Sgt Don Koon, stationed in Vietnam, who was raised by Mr and Mrs Koon. Ewing Funeral Home handles arrangements. Friends receive the family there. Interment set for Forestville Cemetery.
Jakarta officials said Indonesia will pull marine units from the Malaysia border and repurpose them for civil works at home. The guards were deployed to the border in 1963 amid hostilities with Malaysia, with a formal truce signed in June 1966.
Police captured Nino Cherchi, 26, one of Sardinia s most notorious outlaws. He was wanted on murder kidnapping robbery and extortion charges across the region.
Obituary notices list Jessie A. Dugan 73 of 122 Ringwood Way wife of Vern O Dugan dies at home before hospital. Born Middletown daughter of William and Martha Lewis, long Anderson resident retired from Barber Manufacturing in 1953, Rebekah Lodge member past Noble Grand. Survives include husband, brother Milton Lewis, four nephews, a niece and cousins. Funeral arrangements pending.
Rosalind King 98 of Rt 2 Alexandria died at home at 3 45 p m Monday after a lingering illness The body was taken to Karl M Kyle Funeral Home where friends may call after 3 p m Wednesday Funeral services will be at the mortuary Thursday at 1 30 am with Rev Albert E Neher of First Baptist Church officiating Entombment will follow in the mausoleum at OOF Cemetery She was born Sept 20 1869 in Milroy Ind daughter of Benjamin Franklin and Mary Oliver Larrimore Ballenger She married Daniel S King July 13 1912 in Louisville Ky He died Aug 27 1960 She lived most of her life in Alexandria and was a bookkeeper at the Alexandria Paper Mill years ago She attended the Christian Congregational Church was a member of Farm Bureau and the Rebekah Lodge at Gilman Surviving are two sons Wayne and Neal King both of Alexandria eight grandchildren 19 great grandchildren and two nieces
Co chairmen of three Anderson Exchange Clubs announce committees for National Crime Prevention Week Feb 11 to 17. Members include Charles Gaus Harry Stoner Bruce Strupp as general and co chairmen with a full slate for advertising speakers banquet tickets arrangements and youth participation. Records note Edinburgh Skating Society formed in 1642 as earliest skating club.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.