The New Folk to perform on Anderson College stage
Anderson College presents The New Folk a 10 member group as campus crusade singing ambassadors at 8 p m Thursday in Convo Hall. Sponsored by the Social Club Council the program opens to the public with tickets at the door and in Old Main lobby. The group from 10 states has sung at Purdue Indiana universities and will tour major eastern colleges.
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Anderson College
Crusade For Christ
Convocation Hall
Social Club Council
Old Main
Council
UCLA
University of Minnesota
Bradley University
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Michigan
Miss Strattman
United States
Canada
AC Coed
Sproul Hall
University of California
Denturite Miracle Plastic Promises Quick Set
Denturite is advertised as a miracle plastic that sets in five minutes allowing wearers to eat immediately. It claims to protect gums, prevent food particles from getting under plates, and let users laugh talk or sneeze without embarrassment. The product lasts months, fits uppers lowers or partials securely, is tasteless odorless and harmless with a money back guarantee at drug counters.
Five Persons Charged In Connection With Recent Breaking Here
Five suspects face second degree burglary charges after a 4:18 a.m. break in at White Corner Tavern. A 16-year-old boy named a second suspect, Eddie Wayne Smith, 18, of 1621 West 14th Street, was arrested nearby and preliminarily charged. Smith appeared before Judge Robert R. Robbins. He is held on $2,000 bond. Kenneth Heavilin, 26, of 812 Nichol Avenue, implicated by the juvenile, was also charged after appearing in Harriet Britton’s court. Cheryle Lynn Cummings, 20, and Sheila Dawn Cummings, 18, sisters, were charged in the Polish Club breakins and placed in Harriet Britton’s court. The Teen Council of the Helping Hands meets at the YWCA tonight.
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City Court
Harriet Britton
Justice of the Peace Court
Robert Estes
White Corner Tavern
Mon‘roe St
Eddie Wayne Smith
W. 14Th St
E. 19Th St
Smith
Robert R. Robbins
Madison County
Kenneth Oliver Heavilin
Nichol Ave
Forrest Terrace
Heavilin
Cheryle Lynn Cummings
Crystal St
Sheila Dawn Cummings
Hendricks St
Bell System Proposes Universal 911 Emergency Number
The Bell System will offer 911 as a universal three digit emergency number for use by public safety agencies nationwide. The program, supported by officials and Congress, will begin with equipment changes in large cities and requires years to fully implement at an estimated cost over 50 million dollars.
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Bell
President’s Commission On Law Enforcement
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
Bell System
Bell Telephone Companies
Ben S. Gilmer
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Gilmer
Indiana Bell
Anderson City Schools Open Today After Snow Closure
Anderson Superintendent G. E. Ebbertt announced all Anderson schools would open today after Monday early dismissal due to snow. street department crews could not keep bus routes clear, with some buses failing to pass through snowed in areas. Also notes Iran plans a $1 million refugee town near Amman funded by Empress Farah. National Geographic reports antelope speeds of 50 mph short sprints and easy 30 mph cruises.
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Anderson City
G. E. Ebbertt
Anderson
Ebbertt
Tehran
Iran
The
Red Lion and Sun
Amman
Jordan
Farah
Alaska disaster loans fuel political clash over SBA aid
In Fairbanks Alaska 57-year-old Moot questions loan decisions as SBA disaster loans reach 25 million to businesses and 16 million to homeowners after the Chenna River flood. The Golden Nugget motel owner Pruhs explains an 894000 disaster refinance for his 38 units while Vernon Hickel questions equity and party bias in aid distribution.
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Moot
Pruhs and Hickel
Weinberg
SBA
Clarence Cowles
Pruhs
Alaska
Vernon Hickel
Quake Toll Rises Across Sicilian Towns After Palpable Shocks
Reports from the Mer calli earthquake outline casualties across Montevago and Gibellina with hundreds dead or missing. Palerma residents fled inland as Taviani and Pope Paul VI pledged aid amid collapsed hospitals and widespread devastation in Santa Margherita di Belice and Santa Ninfa.
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Santa Margherita di Belice
Santa Ninfa
Palermo
Trapani
Marsala
Messina
Italy
Montevago
Gibellina
Castelvetrano
Salemi
Santa Marcherita di Belice
Recreation Center Continuance Granted
In Anderson City Court an oral motion to quash was granted after a raid on Johnson Recreation Center at 4 a.m. last Saturday. Judge Robert R. Robbins set a Jan 26 deadline for a written motion. Defendants include Helen Mae White 28 Indianapolis Mary Woods 29 Indianapolis Cathy White 34 Indianapolis John William Johnson 77 1020 W. 16th St William David Johnson 20 803 W. 7th St Milton R. Roberts 26 2030 Jefferson St George Stephen Allen 22 1625 Hendricks St James Walter Reist 24 430 W. 22nd St. All released on bond. Arrests followed a local robbery report of 285 at 1020 W 16th St. location.
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Anderson
Johnson Recreation Center
Robert R. Robbins
Finney
16Th St
Helen Mae White
22Nd St
Mary Woods
Indianapolis
Cathy White
John William Johnson
William David Johnson
W. 7Th St
Milton R. Roberts
Jefferson St
George Stephen Allen
Hendricks St
James Walter Reist
W. 22Nd St
Scott Heads physicians collaborate in patient treatment
Scott emphasizes teamwork between doctors and researchers at the hospital and in the lab. He states that individual or corporate donations to the March of Dimes will ease suffering and raise the nation’s health standards.
Jaycees Honor Longtime Anderson Leader
The Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce honors a longtime member for a string of leadership roles. He served as awards director, internal vice president, state director, and state extension chairman across 1958 to 1962, led as local president in 1962-63 and 1966-67, and held regional, national, and governmental affairs positions through 1965. He was co-winner of the 1965 Outstanding Jaycee Award and received multiple 1965 honors including Spark plug and Key Man awards.
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Nderson Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber International
Anderson Jaycee
Debris Cleaned From Delaware Street Landfill Seals Issue
Board review shows a steel drum filled with concrete blocks trapped debris in a sewer drain at the Delaware Street Landfill. Cost of sewer cleaning discussed but action deferred. Dirt pricing per tandem load eyed. current quote is 3.50 per load about 0.35 per yard. Landfill cost tabled. petitions for lights and permit costs noted.
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Delaware Street
Laos Communists Attack Near North Vietnam Border
The report notes three Communist attacks aimed at diverting pressure from the Ho Chi Minh supply route to South Vietnam. American and Laotian planes are bombing the corridor. A Laos finance ministry communique, read to Sisouk Na Champassak and allied to Prince Souvanna, denies Chinese charges that Laotian planes bombed Chinese border positions, calling such accusations implausible and noting Laos avoids world war involvement. China alleged Laotian right wing forces conducted a massive attack near the border, linked to Hanoi supply-route harassment but details remain unclear. North Vietnam has not previously used planes against Western forces in Laos or Vietnam.
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North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Sisouk Na ‘Champassak
Souvanna Phouma
China
Laos
Peoples Republic of China
Red China
Hanoi
Vietnam
Nam Bac siege and Lao North Vietnamese assaults
Military briefings report Nam Bac in a mountain valley under siege by five Pathet Lao battalions and two North Vietnamese regiments, about 4 400 attackers with airlift support. The defense, estimated at 5,000, withdraws in two columns through passes as Nam Bac is supplied by air. Souphanouvong meets King Savang Vatthana amid regional tensions.
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Luang Prabang
Champassak
Pathet Lao
Souvanna
Savang Vatthana
Nam Bac
Youngest organist at Methodist church featured in Oklahoma program
The First Presbyterian Church of Oklahoma City presents a concert headlined by Mrs Jensen, who since age eleven has been touted as the youn gest organist in Methodism. An Eastman School of Music graduate, she performs Bach Passacaglia in C minor, Haydn Works for Flute Clock, Franck Chorale in E major, Widor Scherzo from the Fourth Symphony, and Alleluia.
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First Presbyterian Church
Oklahoma City
Concert Program Highlights Baroque and Romantic Pieces
Simon Preston conducts selections including Cortege et Litanie by Marcel Dupre Carillon by Leo Sowerby and Finale from First Symphony by Louis Vierne. Soloists and ensemble deliver a varied program featuring organ works and orchestral finale.
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Simon Preston
Marcel Dupre
Leo Sowerby
Louis Vierne
Sheriff Dept Purchases Delayed As Car Bid Routed
Elwood Myer and attorney Dietzen object to severing the contract and three cars are purchased. An accessory group raises the first invoice total to 1875 dollars. McCord asks about a maintenance agreement and learns each radio adds six dollars monthly. The bill rises eighteen dollars per month with the new cars. Base station purchase for the Sheriff’s Department is postponed until the three new cars arrive. Bid awarded to Chevrolet in December amid protests from Keith Riley Co over Highway Department supplies. Commissioners Ralph McCord, Everett Stottlemeyer, and William Wood preside.
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Myer
Dietzen
McCord
Sheriff's Department
Chevrolet
Keith- Riley Co
Highway Department
Ralph McCord
Everett Stottlejmyer
William Wood
Warming Trend Signals Slight Temps Through Weekend
A warming trend develops late in the week with Tuesday through Saturday averaging near normal to four degrees below normal. Precipitation amounts are light, totaling no more than one tenth of an inch in snow or rain around Thursday or Friday.
Court Suit Claims Higher Project Cost and Bidding Violations
A Madison Circuit Court filing on Oct 6 1966 alleges special appropriations for a courthouse project violated law and bid procedures. The suit, moved to Henry County, claims the courthouse cost would exceed 8 million dollars rather than the county’s 3.4 million proposal. Judge Puckett has not set a date. County attorney Walter C. Dietzen represents the commissioners and council.
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Madison Circuit Court
Henry County
Puckett
Walter C. Dietzen
Weather outlook charts cooler temps and light precipitation
A 3 day pattern shows temperatures in the 20s Tuesday then dipping to the teens Tuesday night and rising to the 30s by Wednesday. Skies are fair to partly cloudy with little additional precipitation anticipated through the week as the five day outlook is issued.
Ambush near Bong Son as armored units clash
Nine miles northeast of Bong Son in coastal lowlands a clash pitted a South Vietnamese battalion aboard armored personnel carriers against a North Vietnamese force. U S tanks joined the fight, three APCs provided support, 24 enemy dead reported, 13 Americans wounded as flares and strafing ended the combat for the night.
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Dak
Bong Son
South China Sea
U.S
Carter's Pills Wake Up Your Peristalsis Ad
The ad promotes Carter's Pills as a laxative that activates slowed gut muscles to relieve irregularity. It claims quick temporary relief and a return to a smiling, energetic self. The copy emphasizes widespread user satisfaction and a price of 49 cents.
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Carter
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