YMCA Drive to Raise Membership In City Schools Session
A Tuesday session outlines the 70 YMCA membership drive with divisions and coordinators from the Citizens Movement and local industries. Leaders like G Ber and W. Myke coordinate teams to recruit youth memberships, aiming for strong school involvement and a Wednesday February follow-up meeting. Plus council reports snow impact across the South with cold, floods, and travel disruptions.
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Moel
G. i. Ber
Ae'son City
Thomas Pink
Vision
Niekiied “Ebbertt’s
Maalos
Sis
Babb
Makpobils
Miffinl Reyingg Companys
Aea Pieitos
Avens
Atijringie
YMCA
Faurny
Dyson
He. Varner
He “Tadios
Landdins K.P. Sokol
Sth Nickolson File Company
Tadiastry Toxciin
Gov. Pablo
WB. Myke
Stirting Systems
Batt
Amb
Higus
Inisheen Rustle Dhey
Romy Tigers
Jes
J. Miller
Sears
Uys Ene Abling
Niaty
Wen
Comten
Anderson Rotary Club Wal
Senate committee backs 35 billion education bill in dispute
The Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee approved a 35 billion education bill amid clashes with President Nixon over funding. The bill would extend key programs including the 1985 Elementary and Secondary Education Act, with Title 1 funds and provisions targeting needy districts and impacted areas. Negotiations over appropriations and formulas continue as the White House signals possible veto.
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Wallington
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Senate
Nixon
White House
Lyndon
Johnson
Jhy House
Winnaar Ae
Scioel
Sidle
Tee
Nurether
Fami
Oncome
Unis
Congress
Ac lPis
Sram
Tiller
Rayon
Tile C. Kennedy
Jobson
Idehxling
Plasklent Fas
Church Sets Continued From Peay Ore
A large gathering in Anderson hosts the conclave described as the last of the great carp meetings with daily worship in Warner Aubdorum. Key preachers, resource traders, and multiple sessions including institutes conferences workshops and seminars support church work while local residents serve on planning committees and participate in missional activities.
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Gon
Columbus
Ohio
Samue G. Hines
Washington
D.C
Harold L. Phillips
Anderson
Willie S. McCutchkat
Newton Malls
Onin
Paul
Wart
Glenisle
Colk
E.R. Perry
Berkeley
Mich
Phil M. Fair
Oklahoma City
Okla
Music Committee
Forest TF
Carlson
Indianapolis
Ta Aiana
Suest Kezource
Anderson Area
Science Talent Hunt Winners Include Indiana Students
Three Indiana youths were named among the nation’s top contestants in the nth annual Westinghouse Science Talent Search. From Hammond South Holland and St John, the honorees include Kenneth Morse 18 Morlon Wh School Hammond subject infrared environment of fixation ammonian derivatives. Philip Krieser 47 Lake Central High Crown Point subject mutualism chlorophyll and chlorphyceae. Don Murrmann 7 South Bend Itley High School subject effects of varying salt concentrations on oviposition in Aedes aegypti.
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Washington
Westinghouse
Hays
Hammond
South Hond
St. John
Indiana
Kenneth Morse
Morlon
Philip Krieter
Lake Cettral
Wits “Mutualis
Don Murrmann
South Bed Itley High School
Five Youths Arrested At AHS-MHHS Game
Five youths were arrested during an Andersom-Madison Heights basketball game after causing a disturbance with spectators. Charged with disorderly conduct and interfering with a police officer, one also faced trespassing after being asked to leave. Names and addresses appear in the report.
Court plan on Indiana apportionment sparks party clash
A 1969 federal court plan to redraw Indiana legislative districts faces GOP resistance. Judges demanded Whitcomb call a special session by Oct 4, 1969. failure prompted use of a court plan for the 1970 elections. Democrats accuse Republicans of bias while incumbents fear loss of seats in Marion County and beyond.
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Regia i
Indiana
Res Publican
Whitcomb
Andiana
Whitcnmb
Senate
Lesfie Duvall
Indianapolis
Indictments Hit Union Embezzlement Ring Leaders
Federal probe broadens as ex legislator and several Newark figures face embezzlement and extortion charges. Officials including Osaph G. Bingeardi and James Cawulo named along with others tied to Teamsters locals and city posts. The crackdown targets organized crime links and public corruption in Essex County and Newark.
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Newark
Am Ven
Democratic
Hugh Addonizio
Essex County
Laval
Teamsters Industrial and Allied Workers
International Busterland of Teamsters
Henry Garrad
James Cawulo
Torataz
Hall of Records
Isex County
Obituaries From Anderson Area Passages and Arrangements
Multiple local notices document deaths and funeral plans for residents of Anderson and surrounding towns. Included are Pearl Hudson Mullson of Winlow, infant Joseph Lee Young of Anderson, and George Ernest Smith of Chesterfield, with service details, survivors, and burial plans across East Maplewood and nearby cemeteries.
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Joseph Lee Young
Gregory K. Ant
Sharon L. McKinney Young
Highland Ave
Community Hospital
Obie McKinney
Anderson
Charles Ralph Young
Anterson
Gerandparents
L. A. Wade
Russell Springs
iSchool Board Approves 44 761 In Furniture
The iSchool board in Fortville approved bids on 162 items of schol furniture reading laboratory and industrial arts equipment. Total cost of all items was 141 761 41 with bids from 14 firms. The board also discussed archite ct fees and a 90 000 appropriation, plus a forthcoming final rites for local residents. County assessors and officials prepare for sessions at the World War Memorial auditorium with keynote speakers and discussions on property tax changes.
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Atl. Vernon School Board
Archi
Nellie Gelling Lect
Baker Brothers
Superinterlent
Flomie
Nellie P. Gelling
Iby
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Pendleton
Naval
Schol
JSON
Monroe Township
Ray Colvin
Fall Creek
Dee
Josey Geestin
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Tom Broderick
Anderson
Indians County Assessors Association
Fred Monschein
Warre Township
Marvin County
Indiana Township Assessors Association
Arisi
Lcense
Tornal St_dutir
Gerald Hover
Monty
Roe Coutly
Mex
Park
Dewey
Virgil Johnson
St. Charles
Bay
Ash
Edwin H. Kilburn
International Association of Arts
Alexandr
Etcerl Brooks
Belhouse
Agi
Ae Stanley
Pete Somne
Illie Archerson
Lemmitville
Mikel
Fortville
Broderick
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Charles
Prewitt
Am Daugh
Carminidity
Ilianapolis
Annt
Davidl Ieee
Decatur Pee Fi el County Memorial Hospital
Mr. An
Younts
Markleville
Mrs. Hare
Ald Realty
Knightstowt
Brown
William Hen Oa
Anticrime bill targets large illicit gambling and corruption
The proposal would make large scale illicit gambling a federal crime defined by five or more participants, 130 days of operation, and daily takings up to $2,000. It condemns local officials involved in gambling, seeks to purge labor unions, and imposes 30 year penalties for habitual criminals, while expanding evidence gathering and prosecution. Critics warn procedures could curb liberties and invite abuse.
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Jane
American Civil Liberties Ite
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Noblesville mourns Mrs May Ellingwood wife of Chirenee F Ellingwood dies at home She was a Noblesville native and Noblesville High School graduate Also survived by husband two daughters and two siblings Funeral arrangements pending at Coaltrin Noblesville mass notices follow for William Craig Eva Groover W R Inglis Gwen Walker and others with services today in various towns and cemeteries
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Pearl Hudson
Peart J., Mullson
Widdle Ave
Winlow
Hey
Annlerson
Charles Nil Boreas Anna Clay Talvange
Central Christian Chore
Mra Brave Guna Douglas
Valerie fReverlyy Soule
Hott
Andlerson
Ales
Lotine Nelson
Chesterfield
al the Daker
Hrathers
Monroe Schuster
Mapie-, Woot
A. Smith
Main St
St. John's Hospital
Delem Remy
Sun
Ise Wost
Vom. Andersen High School
Purdue University
Brown and Unty Funeral
J Jneharge
Harold Clark
Chesterfield Ytian Church
East Maplewoor Comeruterys
Mary F. Wright
Preston
Mary Prances
Wright
Anderson
Uitecanon
Bradenton
Fla
Mildred, Dukes
Carl Dukes
Anderson High School
Communty Hospital
Tilianspairs
Carl
Linda) Mughes
Toth Hexamer
Rudy Cludith
Boles
Lot Aluncie
David Dukes
Pet Carl E. Dukes
U.S. Army
Mary Ellingwood
Noblesville
May Ay Ellingwood
Chirenee F. Ellingwood
Noblesville High School
Qn Pleat Christina Church
Hart
Tum Ion County
Airs
Richared Snyder
Larry Franks
Vinkers
William Craig
Coaltrin
William Ee Craig
Marvtsey St. Alleement
Grownland Cemetery
Muncie
Southside
Christian Church
Gwen Mr. Walker
Disciples of Christ
Tomlinsont
Ballard and Shirey
Dalevillis
Four Powers Confront Mideast Peace Talks
United Nations session extended as delegates from the big four huddle on a peace formula. A follow-up meeting is planned at the French ambassador’s residence on February 2 to consult with each nation’s foreign office amid continuing secret talks.
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United Nations
UPD
Arroand Beard
Charged Man Not Same Williams in Madison Court
A man named Williams linked to a narcotics violation in Madison Circuit Court is identified as a different person than Ray Williams of Markleville. The article notes confusion over the defendant’s full name and hometown, clarifying the accused man’s origin and relation to similarly named individuals.
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Proddle
B. Williams
Madison Circuit Court
Tax Office Restraining Orders Prompt Plate Sale Halt
Fran Pape Lee, manager of the Anderson branch, said restraining orders arrived Friday and prompted immediate changes in plate selling procedures. The branch will not be open today but will require proof of tax payment for future license tag purchases, with signs posted announcing the tax clearance rule. Rogers noted heavy pre clearance sales and that current volume exceeds last year, though totals for both years are not yet tallied.
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Nowadd
Fran Pape Lee Imanager
Anderson
Mien
Miss Rogers
B52s Hit Continued in Vietnam War Action
Communiques reported light and scattered battle action in South Vietnam on Thursday and Friday. Spokesmen said American and South Vietnamese forces killed at least 145 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong in clashes that left US soldiers killed and 2% wounded. The total war effort value exceeds 6 billion dollars, including 2,997 flying aircraft and 332 helicopters.
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South Vietnam
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Peay
Berne Furniture
Chicago Furniture Mart
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Cantinord
Tom Pope Ore
Anderson Memorial Park
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Seattle, Wash
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Farmington, Mich
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Summisville
Hu Pam
Karl Mt. Xyle
W. R. Inglis
Strimmitville
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Saremitville
Eva Groover Elwood
Clark Chapel
Mes
Evy Mae Groaver
S. E St
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Owen Walker
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Stoner
James O. Mathis
Farmers Mutual Fire
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Department of AZ
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Big Four
Mideast
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Tessera Hidiana
Council For Exceptional Children
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Anderson, Indiana
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