Anderson school bus committee names leaders and weighs service
Norris will chair the group with Orbik among the new members. The panel, including James Wellinger Russell Hulse Andrew Orbik and Gordon France plus Carroll Grile, met after a survey found most favor continuing current service. Of 1320 interviews, 4 urged discontinuation. 64 percent rely on buses as their only transport. 39 percent have private transport. The study covered 199 daily riders on 24 routes, rising to 30 runs Fri Sat. peak 4 15 p m with 72 riders per 10 buses. low 5 45 a m with 18 riders. Route 17th St Guide Lamp carried 208 riders, Nichol Ave 201, Meadow Brook 124. Page 2.
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James Wellinger
Anderson
Russell Hulse
Delco-Remy
Andrew Orbik
Gordon France
Norris
Orbik
17Th St
Nichol Avenue
Meadowbrook
North Ander
Quiet on Vietnam Front Amid Heavy Bombing Saigon
A lull settled on Vietnam battlefields with almost no contact as U S forces conducted more than 700 tons of bombing. Green Berets at Ben Het reported enemy gun positions in Cambodia knocked out and casualties tallied at Duc Pho and Ben Het. US casualties totaled 14 killed and 132 wounded at Ben Het, with 326 South Vietnamese killed overall. The United States and Cambodia moved to restore diplomatic relations severed since 1965. Page reference to further details appears on Page 2.
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Saigon
API
Vietnam
U.S
Ben Het
Central Highlands
Green Beret
Cambodia
Duc Pho
US Air Command
da Nang
South Vietnam
Dak To
Col
George A. Miller
Ambler
UPI
James Russel
United States
Washington
William P. Rogers
Mound Digging Advances at Great Mound Park
Excavations at the Great Mound in Mounds State Park resume after tarpaulins from last summer’s dig were uncovered. Kent Vickery and Charles Meador compared 1968 charts with earlier work by White and Waltman. The Anderson Chamber reports $120,000 is allotted to build an interpretive center, with museum displays funded by additional sums. Plans by Hames and Associates call for a June 1970 museum start and a 1975 master design target, with a proposed $2 million long range plan by 1975.
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Charles Meador
Kent Vickery
Mounds State Park
Great Mound
Claude White
Brad Waltman
White
Waltman
Anderson Chamber of Commerce Mounds Park Committee
Hames and Associates
Indianapolis
Historic Mounds
Main Park
Mounds Park
Louisville, Ky
Miller, Wihry, and Brooks, Landscape Architects and Engineers
Department of Natural Resources
General Assembly
Tax Sale Set Auction Planned For Delinquent Property
Madison County schedules a tax sale for delinquent real estate and special assessments on Aug 11 under county auditor Roy L Boicourt and treasurer Horace Hays. Last sale in 1967 yielded 455076 dollars from about 200 properties. Delinquencies and fees must be paid to halt or complete sale. certified notices will go to all parties 21 days prior.
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Madison County
Roy L. Boicourt
Horace Hays
Hays
Boicourt
Highland High Laddies join Moonville 4th parade
Moonville Indiana hosts a long Fourth of July parade with Highland High School marching band members from Washington DC and Moonville officials expect a strong turnout. The event features unusual entries such as an ox cart and old buggies, plus contests like sack race goat roping fat man race liar’s contest and pie eating. The Scots will wear bib overalls and white shirts for the unofficial appearance.
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Moonville
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C
Ind
Highland High School
Richard Nixon
Madison County
Anderson Police
Gunter
Chet Craig
Moonsville Conservation Club
Modie Beeman
Beeman
Nixon trip trade tie noted in Herald Today
The Herald Today hints a potential link between Nixon's trip and a Red trade deal. McGovern stated Red peace views and others note political maneuvers. The paper lists page references for various sections including obituaries, editorials, and markets.
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Nixon
Crash Victims Hurt In Second Wreck In Hancock Co
A Hancock County couple were injured when an ambulance with siren on was struck by a car on the west side. William E. Arnold aged 74 and Leona Arnold aged 71 of New Palestine were listed in satisfactory condition at Community Hospital. The crash occurred at the Madison Avenue and 22nd Street intersection as a car driven by Charles E Boone 22 of 2011 Nelle failed to brake. Ambulance driver Roger Lafferty 42 of Greenfield was uninjured.
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Hancock County
Community Hospital
William E. Arnold
Leona
New Palestine
Madison Ave.22nd St
Charles E Boone
Nelle
Roger Lafferty
Greenfield
Boone
Residence rule ruled out for Indiana regional campuses
Indiana’s four state universities cannot require students at regional campuses to take courses in residence at the main campus. Attorney General Theodore L. Sendak said Wednesday in response to a request by Rep. Paul J. Hine. The 1969 act applies to Indiana University.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Atty
Theodore L. Sendak
Paul J. Hine
D-Hammond
Sendak
Indiana University
Local Weather Update Warns of Showers Tonight
Forecast calls for cloudy to partly cloudy conditions today with a slight chance of showers tonight. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy and warmer with possible showers or thundershowers. High around 80 to 85, low in the mid 60s, yesterday's high 83 and low 56. Sunrise 6:26 a.m., sunset 9:12 p.m.
Two Line Ad Brings 71 Calls For House Rental
A Herald Bulletin two line classified ad drew 71 inquiries about a house rental. The owner answered every call and shared surprise at the strong response. Phone 643-5371 to place an ad today.
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Letin
Herald-Bulletin
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