The Ones Deny Blame For Grandmother's Roof Collapse
A rock group called The Ones denied causing the Grandmother's roof collapse in Lansing Michigan. Nine patrons were injured after a ceiling chunk fell during their Friday night set despite claims they play loud music. The manager said the bad reputation hurts bookings and insists the band never plays above 70 decibels.
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Lansing, Mich
UPI
Grandmother's
Grandmother’s
Jim Joseph
GOP Broadcast Plans Nighttime Answer to Johnson Address
Republican leaders announce an hour long response to President Johnson s State of the Union with six Indiana stations carrying the program from 10 to 11 p m airing in Indianapolis and other cities including Terre Haute Lafayette Fort Wayne South Bend and Evansville The program features 12 Republican congressional leaders and is coordinated by GOP national chairman Ray Bliss with Myron Seybert reporting the schedule.
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Myron Seybert
Indiana
Johnson
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Evansville
Ray Bliss
GOP
YMCA Daily Schedule and Benjamins Kitchen Invention Note
Today at YMCA lists timed events across Anderson Fine Arts Center and various clubs from CBMC to Rotary and Kiwanis, with spaces for youth activities and swimming, gym and Judo. The article adds a note that the chafing dish steam table and coffee percolator were invented by Benjamin who lived 1753 to 1814.
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Anderson Fine Arts Center
CBMC
Rotary
Exchange Club Board
Mounds Kiwanis
Chief Anderson Lions
Seal
Fun & Fitness
Jr. High
Benjamin
Local Soldier Receives Distinguished Flying Cross in Vietnam
Lt. Gar rett O. Lewis 23 husband of Bonnie Bowman Lewis and son of Everett and Mrs Lewis received the Distinguished Flying Cross from Gen. Westmoreland on Jan 17 in Phu Loi Vietnam. The honor follows heroism during the Oct 31 1967 Battle of Loc Ninh. He is a 1962 Anderson High School graduate who joined the Army Sept 14 1965.
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Garrett O. Lewis
Bonnie Bowman Lewis
Columbus Ave
Everett Lewis
Daleville Ave
William Westmoreland
Phu Loi
Vietnam
Loc Ninh
Lewis
Anderson High School
U.S. Army
Demonstrators Attack Taxis Carrying U S Sailors in Japan
In Sasebo 3000 protesters opposed to the Vietnam War and the Enterprise visit surrounded a dozen taxis with American sailors inside. Police dispersed the mob after several taxis were damaged and two workers and two police were slightly injured in earlier unionist clashes.
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Sasebo
Japan
UPI
Vietnam
U.S.S. Enterprise
Oe Socialist Party
County Shares in Highway Funds Across State
Madison County receives 65 953 47 for Highway Fund from the Motor Vehicle Fund. State auditor reports 9 841 976 30 distributed to governments statewide, up 994 333 92 from last year, including 327 066 065 unused county highway funds returned. State Highway Department gets 5 042 902 11, counties 32 percent of 3 371 837 74, Purdue University 4 214 80, cities and towns 1 427 236 45. London UPI report notes 21 British universities and one Irish university call for end to Jewish discrimination in the Soviet Union.
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Madison
State Highway Department
Purdue University
Custody Battle Looms In Flight Of Gunman England
In a case spanning Indiana Kentucky and federal authorities Charles K England 29 of Louisville is sought for custody amid accusations he abducted a Greenwood Indiana patrolman Orin Hyatt 29 and two men from Edinburg Indiana forced them to drive his stolen station wagon toward Louisville. Hyatt reported England pulled a chrome pistol aimed at him and forced the route on U S 31 near Camp Atterbury before abandoning the patrol car and sending Hyatt Ray Eaton 22 and Dwight Burton 22 toward safety. England was later found in a Louisville bar with Burton as police traced the car and alerted New Albany and Louisville authorities.
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Louisville
Indiana
Kentucky
Charles K. England
Greenwood
Ind
Orin Hyatt
England
Indianapolis
U.S. 31
Camp Atterbury
Hyatt
Ray Eaton
Dwight Burton
Edinburg
Eaton
Sherman Minton
New Albany
Burton
GM Employee Savings Plan Distributes Shares and Bonds
GM reports 1 541 members attributed to corporate savings contributions. Nearly 92 percent of salaried employees participated, adding 19 700 new shareholders. Since 1955 the program has saved about 806 million dollars, funding 403 million in government bonds and 15.2 million GM shares.
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General Motors
Roche
West German Walter Hallstein Meets Italian President Saragat
Walter Hallstein of West Germany, newly elected president of the European Movement, conferred with Italian President Guiseppe Saragat on Monday in Rome. The meeting followed Hallstein's recent election to lead the European Movement.
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Rome
UPI
Walter Hallstein
West Germany
The
European Movement
Guiseppe Saragat
Italy
YMCA Schedule Fringes With Committees? Unsure
YMCA hours list a dense schedule of activities across days with multiple programs including family swim youth gym classes and open gym. The fragment lists times for Gra-Y Indian Guides track handball and various swim sessions plus special events and parties.
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Shadeland
Jr. High
Indian Guides
Swim & Movie North Anderson- Hiawathan
Lobb
Phon
Washington Gray
Republicans Forecast Larger 1968 Economic Slippage and Tax Hikes
Republicans projected strong 1968 quarter growth but warned wage price pressures will persist. Ackley expected inflation around 3 percent by year end with tax hikes aiming to slow gains. Fowler saw a 3.5 percent first-half rise tapering later. Administration plan boosts taxes April 1, with a wide deficit and $3 billion in program cuts plus a big federal highway funding question.
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Fowler
Ackley
Federal budget plan signals cuts across housing and science
Schultze outlined a 4.1 billion dollar pace with cuts in mortgage purchases by the Federal National Mortgage Association and deferrals in federal building and health grants. He also noted reductions in other construction areas, an unannounced space program cut, closures of nuclear reactors by the Atomic Energy Commission, and reforms in other programs. The administration will seek user charges on waterways and air navigation facilities.
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Schultze
Federal National Mortgage Association
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Atomic Energy Commission
Fire consumes two homes in separate incidents in Madison
Fire land Township with no local protection relied on nearby departments. Anderson Company No. 5 fought a trailer blaze for about an hour before flames leaped from the roof. Boots Vaughn’s Madison Street home suffered heavy damage from a closet fire on the second floor. No injuries reported. Brewster lumber yard fire a separate incident did not connect to the Vaughn house blaze.
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Anderson Company No. 5
Jack Richardson
Boots Vaughn
A. L. Brewster
Cross St
Madison Ve
Brewster
Vaughn
T-7
Heavy fighting shifts from Khe Sanh to surrounding hills and Laotian border
U S air strikes hit four targets as Marines gauge a major Communist drive from the North. North Vietnam 325C Division believed active near Khe Sanh and Laotian border with mortar fire on Con Thien and sporadic clashes around the DMZ. Meanwhile in Saigon area U S infantry report 39 enemy killed over Sunday and Monday amid monsoon conditions. An estimated 792 American planes have been lost in the war to date.
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Khe Sanh
U.S
North Vietnam
325C
Seven Ap
Khe
Demilitarized Zone
Con Thien
Dmz
North
South Vietnam
Marine Base
da Nang
Saigon
Panhandle
Hanoi
Haiphong
Bertha Crist 58 Beauty Operator Dies At Home
Bertha Ann Crist 58 a local beauty operator was found dead at her Rt 1 home in Alexandria Her March 12 1908 birth in Kentucky and 30 years in the area are noted She was a St Marys Catholic Church member Funeral services set at Davis Strider Noffze Funeral Home with rosary at 730 p m and mass at 900 a m Wednesday at St Marys Church Rev Thomas Zimmer officiating Interment Parkview Cemetery.
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Alexandria
Bertha Ann Crist
Rt. 1
Joseph Anthony Crist
Crist
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Lawrence County
Kentucky
West Virginia
Davis-Strider-Noffze
St. Mary’s Church
Thomas Zimmer
Parkview Cemetery
Lois Richwine Pendleton
Louise Richwine
N. Main St
Cornell Bright
Val Harris
Grace Methodist Church
Anderson
Joseph Espey
Church of God
Grove Lawn
Richwine
St. John’s Hospital
Gaullists Lose Majority as Tahitian Deputy Defects
Tahiti deputy Francis Arioehau Sanford left the Gaullists over nuclear tests and policy on French Polynesia. His move drops the party to 243 seats in the 487 member National Assembly, one shy of an absolute majority, though observers say the government remains secured.
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Paris
UPI
National Assembly
Georges Pompidou
Senate
Plane, H Bombs Continued From Page One
The crash near Baffin Bay involved a Thule aircraft seven miles away. The Defense Department said the crew declared an emergency for a possible fire in the navigator’s compartment and smoke throughout the plane, with no danger of a nuclear explosion and the bombs unarmed.
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Baffin Bay
Thule
Defense Department
Moon Bug Luna Module Trial Could Clear Way for Manned Flight
Moon Bug’s first trial aimed to prove engines could navigate the pockmarked lunar surface and return astronauts safely. The test awaited to push the lunar module toward manned flights this year and reduce hardware costs, as Saturn V and other Apollo components advance.
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Moon
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Obituary notices report the deaths of Herman Crooks 82 Lapel Dorothy Crooks and Marie Alford Crooks. Willard H Cooper 80 of Rt. 1 Middletown. Louise Richwine Pendleton 56. Ethel Deck Indianapolis 79. Esom Corn 91 Fowlerton. Frank A Beasley 72 Fairmount. Funeral details and survivors listed for each.
Sewing Class Tomorrow at YWCA for Six Weeks
Inclement weather shifts tailoring class to start tomorrow January 24 at 9 30 a m at the YWCA. Students will learn to construct a suit with personal attention to tailoring and sewing across six weeks.
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YWCA
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Notables And Arrivals
Marion Horner 64 watchman for Nicholson File Co died suddenly after collapse near Community Hospital. Ernest E. Sharp 79 retired railroad engineer died at Community Hospital. Eva L. Hines 68 widow of James B. Hines died at Americana Nursing Center. Marjorie Miller Montgomery 46 of Marion died at home. Mrs Eva Selvidge 58 funeral at Heights Church of God. David Lester Shetterly 61 retired carpenter funeral arrangements. Walter Edward Smith 21 Seaman second class died in Boston auto-truck crash. Navy stationed at Newport.
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LAPEL
Herman Crooks
Sterling Glass Company
Lapel Eub
Redmen’s Lodge
F & AM
Joe
Sarah Crooks
Marie Alford
Donald
William Crooks
Nellie Snowden
Mainview Apts
Anderson
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Crystal Showalter Cooper
Harry Smith
Richard Stedman
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Marion C. Horner
Haverhill Dr
Community Hospital
Nicholson File Co
Columbus Avenue Church of Christ
Bismarck
Ill
John
Mary Belle Claypool
Virgil
Betty) Barber
Pendleton
James Holycross
Mabel Green
Alvin
Harold E. Rozelle
Ernest E. Sharp
Chase S
Mr. Sharp
New York Central Railroad
Red Ash
William
Rebecca Cooper Sharp
Wabash
Lula May Sharp
William and
Earl Sharp
Delores Kelly
Seattle
Wash
Ellen Middleton
LaPorte
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Eva L. Hines
Ind
James B. Hines
Americana Nursing Center
Clarence
Clara Adamson Wilde
Clarence J. Hines
Markleville
Samuel Hines
Shirley
Jack Hines
Lynn
Wilma Poole
Betty Sue Bliss
Marietta Garcia
Evelyn Smith
Chesterfield
Mabel Wharton
Orange
Calif
Wanita Ruckert
Marie Thean
Alhambra
Baker Brothers Funeral
John Siner
First Methodist Church
Grove ‘Lawn
Marjorie Miller Montgomery
William N. Montgomery
Marion
First Christian Church
Hope
Andrew K
Sarah Miller
Raymond Miller
William Miller
Richard Miller
Phillip Miller
James Miller
Daleville
Charlotte McCord
Sarah Stewart
Needham and Son Funeral Home
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Eva Selvidge
Eva ‘Pauline Selvidge
J. T. Selvidge
Lindberg Rd
the Heights Church of God
West Frankfort
Dav
East Fort
Church of God
Selvidge
Sells and Rowe
David Lester Shetterly
W. 5Th St
Carpenter
Albert Langley
First Friends Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Brown and Butz
Walter Edward Smith
Veacher Smith
Young ‘Smith
Boston
Mass
Smith
U. S. Navy
Newport
R.I
Cold and cloudy with light snow flurries expected
The state's upper two thirds may see snow flurries while the south faces rain or snow. Daytime lows reach 30 to 42 as deep snow shrinks from 15 inches to under 3 inches. Purdue Weather Bureau notes unharvested cornfields exposed and late picking resumes. Five day outlook shows 5 to 10 degrees above normal.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau Agricultural Office
Purdue University
Frankton High School 196? Calendar Notes Major Breaks
Metro Thanksgiving vacation entails two days off. Dec 2 resumes regular times. Dec 4 grade cards issued. Dec 20 dismiss for 10 days Christmas break. Jan 6 resumes. Jan 24 ends first semes ter with 30 days marking end of six weeks. Jan 27 resumes. second semester begins. March 7 ends fourth six weeks. April 1 grade cards. April 8 resumes. April 18 ends fifth six weeks with 26 days. April 23 grade cards. May 26 Frankton High commencement. May 27 Highland High. May 28 teachers record grades. May 29 grade cards end second semester and start summer. Summer school June 3 to July 30, no sessions July 4–5.
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Frankton High School
Highland High School
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Willard H. Cooper
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Fall Creek Township
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Noland Ave
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Mt. Lebanon
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Lawrence Gorman
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Knightstown
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William Atherton
Scott Lowder
Morristown
Roscoe Wooten
Charlottesville
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ESOM
Fowlerton
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Estel Brown
Harold Walker
Matthews Cemetery
Hunt Funeral Home
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Frank A. Beasley
W. 1St St
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J.C Hoover
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Marjorie Montgomery
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