Nationwide emergency dialing system eyed for 911
The article reports that AT&T and the FCC backed a universal emergency number to reach police and fire services. The plan, estimated at 50 million dollars, would not conflict with direct dialing and would connect callers to an operator or a central 911 switchboard. Testing has occurred in Hartford and other areas with public safety agencies.
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Elwood Club Activities Highlight Local Meeting Notes
Elwood social groups report a Ladies of the Elks mehcon with prizes for Mrs. Dan Simpson and others, while the Queen Esther Class installs new officers at First Presbyterian Church. Upcoming events include a Feb 13 meeting and a Jan 18 Elwood Eagles Lodge district gathering with district officers and area representatives. Boone Township Farm Bureau steak supper moved to John Marsh home due to school unavailability, serving from 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Elwood Eagles Ledge
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Anderson
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Muncie
Ianz
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Jelwood
Boone Township Farm Bureau
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Van Bailey Hired as Elwood Track Coach
Van Bailey a former Mentington star athlete was hired as Elwood track coach at a recent meet. Lyle Mitschelen received a one year extension as Panther head football coach following the unexpected departure of Coach Robert Downham last August. Industrial Electric and Heating of Elwood was awarded a contract to install electrical controls in the school machine shop. Sp 4 Albert Galbreath son of Mr and Mrs Walter Galbreath is home on one day leave after duty in Vietnam and will report to Fort Riley Kan February 18 with duty ending July 5.
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van Bailey
Mentington
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Leach
Panther
Mitschelen
Robert Downham
Flwood
Lh. Galbreath
Walter Galbreath
S.G St
Vietnam
Galbreath
Fort Riley
Kan
Services Set Today For Blanche Noble and Martin Shallenberger
Funeral services are planned for Blanche Noble 81 of Leisure and Martin Shallenberger 9, with rites at Copher and Bester Funeral Home and Elwood City Cemetery. Blanche will be buried after a 1:30 p.m. service at Harmony Christian Church in Leisure. Shallenberger funeral details list Hoe Marlia Scott Shallenberef as child. Residents at 625 N. 15th St and 2300 S L drive hospital notices follow.
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Alvin Tomlinson Dies In Hospital In Ellwood
Alvin L Tomlinson 681 of 120 N 13th St Ellwood died Monday at Mercy Hospital after weeks of illness. Born Feb 26 1885 to Smith and Dina Tomlinson in Madison County he married Frances Ross in 1909. Survived by widow five daughters Ruby Tomlinson Alice Kimmerling two brothers Charles Tomlinson and Elwood Tomlinson. Funeral services at Capher and Fesler Funeral Home after 3 p.m today with final rites Monday at Home Cooked Nazarene Church Alexandria. Interment Elrod City Cemetery.
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Bank condition report shows assets and deposits tallied
The report lists assets including cash balances with other items in process of collection and United States Government obligations. It details deposits by individuals and governments, bonds, loans, and real estate, with total assets and liabilities figures, signed by bank officers and directors under oath in 1968.
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Ambiguous OCR Lines Open to Questionable Figures
Fragmentary data shows a string of numbers and words such as business 422 917 92 17 222 318 69 4 860 577 27 100 000.00 Tone 22 895 488 1 098 73 none noe D3 53 190 167 42 hone 128 013 474 602. No clear context or complete facts emerge.
William Snethen Dies in Indianapolis Former Alexandria Resident
William P. Snethen of Indianapolis longtime Alexandria resident and apartment owners association manager died after a short illness in Indianapolis. A 1939 Alexandria High School graduate, he worked in clothing before joining the Veterans Administration and later helped organize the Indianapolis Apartment Owners Association. Survived by his widow, a sister in Brooklyn, and several nephews, funeral services were set for Monday in Indianapolis with Crown Hill Cemetery burial. Expansion projects at the hospital included land purchase and a new laundry and maintenance facility with parking Lot improvements and an outpatient wing planned.
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War Victor Could Lose Hartke Warns
New Albany Indiana Senator Vance Hartke warned that victory in Vietnam means little if the United States ignores unfinished business at home in poverty and crime. He said the nation will be the loser no matter when it wins in Vietnam.
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Proposed Time Zones for Indiana Would Split States
Indiana newspapers report a Transportation Department proposal to place 13 northern and western counties in Central Standard Time while the rest of the state remains on Eastern Standard Time. Governor Branigin Turley would study the plan and has 45 days to respond. officials say no final decision has been made.
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Alexandria Social Activities Highlight Local Club Events
The Alexandria scene features Mrs Charles Sayre presenting a leprosy talk at a social gathering plus a Rev Albert Nehr film Day of Blood Tidings. Attendees include Mesdames Trarley Ankrum Willis Bhink Marshall Plackard Sara Frawndorfer Delmar Hise Arfiop Trout William Russell Kenneth Hand Norman iple vies Richard Street Frank Hippie Donald Davis and Maur ie Craft with guest Letha May Krerr. The New Albany Chamber of Commerce hears urging for tax incentives to boost job training and hiring of hard core unemployed as leaders stress unfinished domestic business amid Vietnam war concerns. Community groups including the Help Your Neighbor Club and Past Matrons Club hold meetings with social and civic activities in area.
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Chance Organ Concert Recital Planned Tuesday at First Methodist
Wilma Hoyle Jensen, head of the organ department at Oklahoma City University, will present a mid season Chance Organ Concert at First Methodist Church Tuesday at 8 pm. Jensen, long serving in Methodist and Presbyterian churches, headlines a series sponsored by Park Place Church of God and local patrons. Future performers include Earl Scott and Dr. Robert Baker.
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Teachers College Reorganized At Ball State University
Ball State University announces a major reorganization of its Teachers College from four divisions into eight departments. Associate Jean appointed. six new department chairmen named. effective March 2 at spring quarter start. Dean Dr John Dunworth says budget untouched and new building plans remain on track.
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Dillon Ruling Clarifies Terms OF Vote Officials
Indiana Attorney General Dunson Dillon ruled that the term of deputy voter registration officers lasts from the primary to the general election, continuing to the next primary, and that a city primary does not shorten this term. The opinion was requested by John R. Maze of the Marion County Board of Voter Registration.
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Prisoners Released Amid Mother's Rites Amid War Turmoil
A chaotic report chronicles refugee camps in Borneo and Indonesian red cross relief under emergency rules. It notes harsh camp conditions, limited food, and spread of disease, while batu garang troops clash with Chinese and Moro guerrillas.
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Apples at Woosiesland Offer Same Prices as Last Year
You can buy apples at Woosiesland at the same prices you paid previously. Why pay more elsewhere for your fruit needs this season.
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North Korea Sinks South Korean Fishing Boat
North Korean patrol boats sank a South Korean fishing boat killing six crewmen and abducting 14 others in separate Thursday incidents near Mel and Rextie Sonty. Police reported the casualties and kidnapings as tensions rise in the region.
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