Annual Boys Club Banquet to Honor Walter Saunders
The Wilson Boys Club hosts its annual banquet Thursday at the Holiday Inn with Walter Saunders executive director of the Chicago Better Bays Foundation, a former Harlem Globetrotter, as guest. Tickets are $1, social hour starts at 6, program at 7:30 with Mayor Flanagan and civic leaders in attendance.
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Wilson Boys Club
Walter Samwers
Chicago Beller Boys Foundation
Harlem
Suogkoy
Wilson Boys’ Club
Kroger
My City
B. Flanagan
Chib
Seuillors
Chicago
Better Bays Foundation of Chicago
Saunders
Nérbenstern L
National Football League Players Association
Metropolitan Housing and Planning Council of Chicaspo
Welfare Counsil
Metro
Woodlawn
Mental Schools Project
Businessmen’s Advisory
Mittee
Northers Ilinois University
Adbit Educaliat
Council of Greater Chicago
T Chicago Council of Foreign Relations
Catholic:hiefrieial Council
Teachers Committee For Quality Education
Ullinois Academy of Crimina Ie
Det 'Soto Chemical Corporation
Selleage Public School
R. &. Donnelly Combary
United Parcel Service
Chicago Urban League
Western Electric Training School
Peace Corps
Krager
Edgar Jackson
Three Youths Plead Innocent In Local Arrests
Three youths appeared in court on Monday to enter pleas to charges stemming from a disturbance with police. Individuals named Dixon and Carter, both 48 and 26 respectively, faced disorderly conduct and resisting arrest claims, while others faced similar counts for interfering with officers.
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Prilay
Andresan
Madisa Heights
Lauidge
Robert R. Rohvins
Ule Dixon
Heney St
Michael Carter
Mallon Wath
Sith
Mananfont
Wadton Hsl
Tims
Ween
Lega
Wystnicat
Say Dison
Horace
Netto Bo
Cotklel
Ane
Fragmented Interview Excerpt Sparks Cold War Tensions
An OCR fragment shows a questioned exchange about war aims and public humiliation, with speakers debating violence and opposition to a conflict. The dialogue hints at protests by young people and a claim that the country had already disgraced itself.
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Chicago
Valence
International Amphitheatre
Shiaraa
Cunningham Fair To Exhibit Science Projects
Cunningham Fair hosts its first annual science fair Friday evening with 239 projects entered. Public viewing opens at 6 p.m. in the gym and awards are planned for 7:15 p.m. A panel of judges includes Dorothea Ray Lindbergh Elementary School Angecton Ben Litchford Hook's Drug Store Alexandria Paul Carmony Sumner Junior High J. Lawrence Frazier Longfellow Elementary School im Anderson Racher LaGarde Linberg Elementary School Don Dick 7th Street School Anderson
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Alexandhla
Canningham
Mae
He Science Rai
Dorothea Ray
Lindbergh
Angecton
Ben Litchford
Hook's
Alexandria
Paul Carmony
Sumunilvillan
J. Lausrence Frazier
Longfellow
Anderson
Racher LaGarde
Linberg
Ate Don Dick
YMCA Membership Drive Report Highlights Local Clubs
Madison County YMCA executives report progress in the 1970 membership campaign at a luncheon with the Anderson Rotary Club. Leo Rabb leads the Downtown Pira les division at 41.8 percent to date, Steve Miller posts 34.3 percent, Ebbertt’s Tags to 25 percent, and Ray Sokoly’s group sits at 26 percent as the Lassies Division under Mrs. Dugan and Mrs. Willigva marks progress. A featured address by Huffman followed the meeting, with 39 workers honored for recruiting efforts. The next campaign update is set for Wednesday February 4.
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Popy
Max Jessup
Steve Miller
Pirales
Leo Rabb
Ray Sokol
Ani
Lassies
J. H. Dugan
J. E.V. Willigva
Huffman
Madison County’ Ymca
Eco
Anderson Ro
Secord
Anderson jRxenange Clio
Anderson College Young Republicans Plan Chili Supper
The Anderson College Young Republicans sponsor four chili suppers at the Russell Student Center Saturday evening. Rich Lindsey of Temperance Michigan, junior chairman, says the menu includes all you can eat chili with drinks and ice cream. Tickets cost $1.25 for adults and 3 cents for children. Campus group members include Rita Millikan of Lapel, a junior and aide.
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Anderson College Young Republicans
Russell Off Student Center
Rich Lindsey
Temperance
Mich
Jenior
The
Chi
Carswell defends record in heated Senate questioning
Senate hearings probe William Carswell bid for the Supreme Court seat amid questions over wealth and views. Carswell denies racism, explains holdings in Wilkinson County land and Eberts Crate interests while defending judicial philosophy and potential constitutional role.
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Supreme Court
Hoe
Carswell
Itis
Georgia
Vormom
Don Boyes Shape and Influence in Anderson Community
Don Boyes guided community projects from a hospital to an all weather airport and county efforts while leading Delco Remy through a productive era. He served as Anderson Chamber of Commerce president and earned honors from Anderson College in 1968. He rose through General Motors to group executive of the car and brick operations, with his wife Beverly active in local affairs.
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Delco- Remy
Boyes
Grerson
Don
Tis
Boyrs
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson College
General Motors
Bayns
Anderson
Grorp
Ue Automotive Components Group
Teverly
Nixon and Agnew visit Indianapolis planning hunger talks
A Washington delegation led by Nixon and Agnew was due in Indianapolis Wednesday to plan a historic hunger conference with top federal officials. About 120 aides were expected to fly into Weir Cook Airport around 1 p.m. EST for arrivals and brief remarks before a city and county building gathering.
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Ware House
Indianapolis
Tawar
Lagan
Washington Party
Weir Cook
M G South Campus Quartet To Enter ISMA Competition
Four students from Madison Grant High School South Campus will compete in an ISMA event at Bull State University Saturday. Steve DuPony and Doug DuPony will play trombone in the quartet, joined by Mike Howell and Carl Strasser from North Campus. They perform Miserere by Beethoven and My Funny Valentine alongside other pieces.
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Sumvitville
Madison-Grant High School
Bull State University
Steve
Doug DuPony
Mike Howell
Carl Strasser
Beethoven
South Campus
Steve DuPony
Dennis Joyner
Jeff Cochran
North Campus
Jane Ravers
Jackie Richardson
Nancy Wol
Joway
Bob Leckren
Paul Saliterate
Pay Tota
Bob Roy
Pys
Doug Anlloway
Mike Flan
Dan
Mike Muar
Gene Heiney
Bi Saal
Ro Todd
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals Report
Mr and Mrs Jerome Foley welcome a boy at Pendleton’s St Johns Hospital. Mr and Mrs John Shafer greet a boy at 1815 W Ninth Street. The notices list families at multiple addresses including Porter Rector and Mrs. Far a at Communi Hospital.
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Jerome Foley
Pendleton
Art Mra
Porter
Ploteher St
Fara
Communi Hospital
John Shafer
Indiana School Aid Bill Faces Inflation Chief Veto Clash
Indiana school corporations received 3,031,251 dollars for the 1908 69 fiscal year with previous year figures. federal employment areas affect enrollment while the government covers costs for children of federal property residents. Indiana leaders Clarke, Martin and ISTA president Lowells T. Martin discuss funding priorities as lawmakers debate overrides and Senate action with senators Bayh and Harkie signaling support.
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Meinn
Vary Rane
Indiana
Lowells T. Martin
Goshen
ISTA
Wyatt
Naion
House
Senate
Sens
Bireh Bayh
Vance Harlke
Art School Head to Retire After 38 Years at Herron
Donald M. Mallison, director and dean of the Herron School of Art at Indiana University Purdue University in Indianapolis, announced Tuesday his retirement at the end of June. He came to Indianapolis to lead the school founded to train teachers in art education. The school has grown from a small program to offering degrees in painting, sculpture, and other visual arts.
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Donald M. Mallison
Herron Sehank
Indiana University Purdue University
Indianapa
Tis
Ison
Tilianapa 8
Pihon
Art Association of Indianapolis
Han
Mergus Pews
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Cook was a longtime resident and funeral arrangements were set by the Meri] innoyal Services at the Vanyvalescent Center for 18am Thursday New Castle. The deceased, a lifelong resident of the Wik tome, was born in Honcack County. The Rev. Tugenal Kinson community officiated at the services.
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Cook
Miender
Victor Cook
Grant City
Nauinson Oa
Fury
Meri
Innoyal
Lage House
Vanyvalescent Center
New Castle
Gonda
Wuneral
Tugenal Kinson
Faterment
Honcack County
J. de
Rizabeth Regertoc
Marines Begin Return From Vietnam in Phased Withdrawal
In Da Nang, Marines start coming home as Nixon presses for broader troop withdrawal. About 60,000 already pulled out in prior phases. the first Marine division units sail to U S bases with ceremonies planned at Da Nang. Remaining withdrawal targets Feb 1 and April 15 amid relocation to Camp Pendleton and other posts.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Marine
Dare Navy Air Base
Edwin B. Wheeler
Mtivision
Mur
S Free World Forces
Marine Alles
Jand
Toro Maxine Air Base
California
Santa Ana
Calif
Camp Pendleton
Can
United States
Feo. 1
GE Strike Nears End As Talks Resume In New York
In New York AP reports a tentative settlement in the GE strike may be near ending a three month, multimillion dollar dispute affecting 131 000 workers. J Curtis Counts of the Federal Mediation Service summoned 12 union officials for a special session amid a news blackout. The wage offer included an immediate 20 cent raise, a three year contract with a 3 percent rise in the second and third years, and a cost of living escalator up to 6 percent yearly. Strikes disrupted plant production in 135 cities while non striking staff kept many operations open.
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NEW York
General Telectric Co
J. Curtis Counts
Federal Mediation Service
Apl-C
Elec
Independes United Plectiicut
Oer
Mrs Lilly Prueutt dies after long illness in Anderson
Mrs Lily Biraple Prueutt wife of Davide Richard Pruett of Redbud Blvd died Monday after five years of illness at St John s Hospital. She was born January 17 1908 in East Prairie Missouri and lived in Anderson. Survived by husband a son and six daughters plus two brothers two sisters and grandchildren. Services Thursday at 1 20 p m Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Robert Canstable of the Free Methodist Church. Interment Mast Maplewood Cemetery. The family will receive friends at Baker mortuary after 10 a m today.
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Edwin Fisher
Pendleton
Edwin W. Fisher
S. Franklin
Indianapolis
Heravan
Catherine
Andergon
Pendleon
Halewt
Ellen Kay
Young
Anderson
Hubert Sharim
Baker
Avondiay
Buvakl Owens
Roger Wens
Atderson
Beverly
Sue Bradford
Mary Huth Givens
Logansport
Shester Harmer
Carewell Beight Funeral
John Zuber
Meadowbrook Baptist
Jim Keown
de Pendleton
Christ Vdan Church
Maplewead
Irs
Maudie Saner Alwood
Maudie G. Saner
N.D St
Lafayette
Madison County
John
Emily Goexling
Perry
Sancr
Shey
Methodist
Phylls Staver
California
Copher
Dack King
Pivstle United
Lilly Biraple Prueutt
Davide Richard Pruett
Redbud Blvd
St. John's Hospital
Pyatelt
Free Methodist Charen
Dan
East Prairie
Schuyler
Lona Neal Snider
Dexter
Glen Pruett
Daucghters
J. Delous Tanner
Bunate* Tanner
Linda Marling
Bretds Holt
Joy Fayealanhan
Sanus
Calif
Darlese Connor
Ga|shen
Neak Snider
Lakewood
Anlly Arthur Snider
Manticelin
Call
Myr Lle Wilson
Kansas City
Gwladola Pamminger
Baker Brothers
Robert Canstable
Free Methodist Church
Mast Maplewond
Elwood Pair Charged in $1,000 Thefts
Elwood Harold Brannon and Lonnie Dean Kanian, both of Rt 3, were charged with second degree burglary in a theft case tied to a Tipler County laund. Indiana state police and local officers helped arrest them. A suspect, Robert Gill, of 137 T. St, faced similar counts after a valve grinder and welder were recovered.
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Finwood
Bya Ae Yous
Janes Harold Brannon
Amd
Lonnie Dean Kanian
Rt 3
Tipler County
Indiana
Stoul
Richard
Galnal Robert Gilley
T. Kh St
Joe DePaula
Toits
Lavoed
Anderson Obituaries Readings of Mrs. Davis and Rosa Carter
Obituary notices list Mrs. Anounce Davis of 424 Bath Street with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery and calling hours at Brown and Wate Home. Rosa Carter’s services are set for 11 at Hoey and Brown and Rule with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Additional notices mention Robert Scoll Hagsiawe born Monday, and the Bagshaw family with gravesite services planned for Thursday at 9 pm and other relatives listed.
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Pilus
Brown and Wateral
Mra
Anauence Davis
Bath St
East Maplewont
Bothrs
Browin and
Brite
Rosa Carter
Hoey
Brown and Rule
Hosa Carter
Robert Shelton of Near Cicero Dies In Vietnam
Robert W Shelton 20 of Rt 1 Noblesville near Cicero was killed in Vietnam. He joined the U S Army May 5 1969 trained as a tilerman in the infantry and went to Vietnam last October. Born May 14 1943 he moved to Hamilton County 44 years ago and graduated Hamilton Heights High School in Arcadia in 1967. Survived by parents two sisters and three brothers. Final rites at Sacred Heart Church Cicero burial Oaklawn Memorial Gardens Noblesville.
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Robert W W. Shelton
Vietnam
Defense Department
Afr
Floyd DP
Shelton
Rt. 1
Noblesville
Lio
UB. Army
Fort Knox
Lebanon
Hamilton County
Hamilton Heights
Arcadia
Guepel Construction Company
Thdianapalis
Sacred Heart Catholic Clavel
Lip
Doris Ann Shelong
Robert
Alney Ellen) Bossowy
Indianapolis
Kensheth Shelton
Ft. 1. Carmel
Gary Shelton
U.S Army
Germany
Joh Shelton
Adrian Cross
Elwood City Court Sessions Include Plea Deals and Trials
Elwood City Court held a three hour session Tuesday night with Special Judge Tay Arnold presiding. Defendants included Richard A. Potter facing license charges, Tony Abbott pleading innocent to an assault charge with trial set for June 2, and Rex Allen James with theft charges under advisement. Ted Jay Foor's assault case continued. Governor Whitcord announced two Ball State University board of trustees appointees Dorothy M. O Maley and Will Parker to replace outgoing members. California and South Dakota named lead gold producers in a Sacramento report.
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Blyogod
Tay Arnold
Anderson
Elwood City Court
Richard A. Potter
Dayilh Weble
Rex Allen James
Ted Jay Foor
Js Jease
ASU Vaustars
Indianapolis
Whitcord
Ball State ‘University Board of Trustees
Dorothy M. O'Maley
Richmond
Thelma Ballard
Marion
Will Parker
Mamete
Floyd A. Siines
Connedraville
Water Flow Adjustment Under Way
City officials report uneven water flow and tinted rust colored water in the Anderson area due to a pressure change from switching to deep well water. Odell Short says pressure adjustments and flushing of mains will continue until the system balance is restored within about a week. purified quality remains unaffected.
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Orth Anderson
Odell Short
Superineendeut
City Water Distribut
White River
Lafayette Township
Short
Waler
Sort
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Daleville
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Muncie
Walter Blair Elwood
Paris
Walter Blair
Main St
Blair
Grimdview
John Simmons Wilkinson
Pam
Condo and Son Funeral Home
John Wesley
Wes" Simmons
Hancock County
McCray
Temelary
Lucille Hunter
Ile Coal
Rin
Lucile Hunter
S. Ninth SL
Herschel Hunter
Arcadia Cemetery
Iafi-Cio
Ruth Wood Products
Pierre
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Ruth Cartie
Wood
Fifth St
Miler
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Elwood
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Bagshaw Infant
Robert Scoll Hagsiawe
Alilborn
Sonlinunlty
Rover
Atte Jorlrecht Bagshaw
Graixsparens
Mr. Auderson
Att
Edgar Bagshaw
Ander Son
Robert Shelton
Near
Cusick
Wenger Uderal
Cicsre
Hestrl
Oaklawn Memorial Gardens
Sacramento
South Dakota
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