London Urges U S To Cut Off Iran Aid
The London Times urges the United States to suspend aid to Iran for a year citing waste corruption in contracts and the risk of Soviet influence. It notes total U S aid since 1952 about 1.135 billion dollars with half for economic help and about 504 million for military aid.
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East German Harry Barnes dies at 58 in Anderson
Harry Dutch Barnes 58 of Anderson died Thursday afternoon at St. John’s Hospital after fainting at work at Delco Remy Plant 15. He was born June 7, 1903 in Avome Indiana to Harvey A. Barnes and Eliza Stafford Barnes and had lived in Anderson 37 years. He belonged to Bethany Christian Church Bethany Brotherhood Sisterhood and UAW Local 662. He is survived by his wife Blanche three daughters and several relatives. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at Harold E. Yazelle Funeral Home with burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Harry Barnes
Harry
Dutch) Barnes
Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
Deleo-Remy
Merce
Avome
Ind
Harvey A. Schamber
Eliza Stafford Barnes
Frankton
Europe
Ulbricht
Germany
Berlin
Sweden
Switz
Austria
Paul H
Kon Newbern
Theorad Adenauer
Dore E. Crook
William E. Schofield
Poland
Madison Ulbricht
Washington (Ap
White House
Wasi
Friedrich Ebert
Eastipress
Pierre Salinger
Tlm
Melanie Viauwue Souuue
al Anderson
Blanche
Charles O'Dell
Rt. 1
Daleville
Ted Rinehart
Chesterfield
David Stafford
Lawrence
Fairmount
Hary P. Smith
Harold E. Yazelle
Tax Subcommittee Roles Across City County Schools and Townships
Subcommittees on city county and school taxes are led by Wilson G Anderson Robert V Cridge and DeVar Litten with teams including Joe Cook Oscar Flynt Herman Hallett Lewis Jacobs and Eugene Yates. Community interest in Anderson and nearby areas marks a decade of tax discussions across county and township divisions.
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Rage One
Wilson G. Anderson
Joe Cook
Oscar Flynt
Oscar Hilligoss
Kenneth McCreary
J. Robert Phillips
Robert V. Cridge
L. R. Abbott
Charles Amos
A. G. Banning
Beulah Mitchell
Mond Reydell
Joe Shoemaker
Earl Wollam
DeVar Litten
Donald Bowen
Herman Hallett
Teamsters Convention Expands Powers and Divides Leadership
At the convention delegates backed Hoffa backed moves to back rivals and let him form a separate federation. The assembly approved paying legal costs for officials or staff in unfounded charges and political cases. Delegates also widened union fund investments allowing locals to buy property and lend money with flexible security and repayment terms.
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Afl-Cio
Airmen decline in highway deaths tied to urban drop
Urban fatalities fell from 147 last year to 113 this year, while rural deaths rose 16 above 1980. State police report provisional 60 highway deaths in June, down 15 from the prior year.
County Crusade Leaders and Committees Named in Lapel Event
The article lists numerous individuals across committees for a county crusade in Lapel including chairs Youth Tom Teague Music Jack Toombs Prayer Rev Wallace W Deyo Women’s Activities Mrs Lowjell Cochran Counseling Rev John C Wine and other named members from Alexandria Markleville and surrounding areas.
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Earl Roudebush
Lapel
Melvin Kleinhein
Gerald Phillippee
Tom Teague
Elbert Jones
Carl Erskine
Marcie Espey
Claude Cookman
Gary Ausbin
Nolan Reed
Bill Surbaugh
Kenneth McClure
Ormond Niehaus
Janet Alleman
Jack Toombs
Oscar Hillgoss
Mark Green
William Bar Iker
Irvin Martin
Lowell Williams
David Goacher
James Moore
Arthur Hoffman
H. L. Lanahan
Bill Frame
Charles Stiner
Jim Stefke
Rex James
John Snider
Chet Mc.Kinney
Wallace W
Deyo
Oliver E. Dill
Edward L
Foges
Madelyne Irvin
Edward C. Duty
Elwood
Fred Farlow
Ernest W
Joseph E. Espey
Dee Henderson
Alexandria
Low
Jell H. Cochran
Clarence Farmer
Everett
A. Hartung
Robert E. Wol
Ford
Harold E
Unclear events lead to hospitalizations and funeral services
Trooper Paul Asal says investigation continues after a crash injures Allen Hepfer 3 and Steve 9 while Gary Buck 15 suffers head and back injuries on Gilman Road. Paul Eugene Hackeman 43 of 2235 Albert St. dies while vacationing in Park Rapids Minn and funeral services are planned in Fort Wayne with Rev Phillip Philbrook officiating. Friends may visit after 1 p.m. prior to the 2 p.m. Saturday service at Brown and Butz Funeral Home.
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Uumee Ege Vane
Paul Asal
Allen Hepfer
St. John’s Hospital
Steve
Bowling
Gary Buck
Rt. 2
Alexandria
Gilman Rd
Paul Eugene Hackeman
Albert St
Deleo Remy
Ark Rapids
Minn
Brown and Butz
Phillip Philbrook
First Baptist Church
Fort Wayne
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Hacklemar
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Church Council Names Leaders for Divisions of General and World Service
The Church of God appoints Dr Steele C Smith Anderson vice chairman and Rev R Eugene Sterner secretary to the General Service Division while Rev Ralph Y Hatch Milwaukee vice chairman and Rev Hollis Pistole Anderson are secretary of World Service. Deputy Don Silvey cites budget aims and ministerial aid duties as part of the church's organizational plan.
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Steele C. Smith
Anderson
R. Eugene Sterner
Ha'zen
World Service
Ralph Y. Hatch
Milwaukee
Wis
Hollis Pistole
Weber
Division of World Service
Church of God and
Bear
Don Silvey
Joyce
Westrater
Rt. 2
Geneva
Division
O . of
Church Service
Snowy Saturday Forecast and Rain Totals Across Indiana
PleasantContinued From Pare One reports a forecast for Saturday amid snowy skies as sulpur sources note heavy rain. North-Central Indiana saw fronts split the state hot and cool with Winchester getting 2% inches, Hartford City near that amount, and Portland and Frankfort around seven-eighths inch by Thursday. Truckers object in Indianapolis as two executives oppose Railway Express truck service to Rochester Argos Culver. Leaks probe ends FBI in Washington says the Pentagon probe into military leak sources is concluded.
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Frankfort
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FBI
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Obituaries for Betty Earlywine and Archibald Maxwell
Betty Earlywine 90 of 24 W 4th St died in St John Hospital after a heart attack at home. She lived in New York City and Anderson 15 years, former Fair Store assistant buyer, survived by husband Wilbur and daughter Barbara. Archibald Maxwell 65 of Rt 6 Warsaw died in Indianapolis Veterans Hospital after World War I service. He was a Guide Lamp employee. survived by widow and five sons and several grandchildren. Funeral services planned at local churches and Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial at Anderson Memorial Park and Crownland Cemetery Noblesville.
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Betty Earlywine
Betty S. Earlywine
4Th St
I. John's Hospital
Centralia
New York City
Anderson
Fair
Earlywine
Trinity Episcopal Church
Wilbur
Jeervi Ania UE Aun WaLapuus
David Thomas
Detroit
Ethan Allen Thomas
Flora Peterson
Archie Maxwell
Warsaw
Ellen Russ
Morgantown
Ind
Edithidianapolis Veterans Hospital
Thomas
Ruthi
Smith
Indianapolis
Pollys
Behrens Paint Spot Offers Thinner At 39 Cents
Paint thinner advertised at 39 cents per gallon at Behrens Paint Spot located at Drive In 219 E. 14th. The offer highlights low price on thinning solvent for home use.
Solon Urges Forming a New Latin America Tractors Committee
Washington AP reports Dr Milston Eisenhower endorses Sen Keatings plan to raise funds for sending tractors to Latin American nations excluding Cuba. Eisenhower suggests forming a new committee instead of the failed Tractors for Freedom effort that tried to trade tractors for Castro invasion prisoners.
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Solon
I New Latin-American Tractors Committee
Washington
Milston
Eisenhower
Kenneth B. ‘Keating
RNY
Cuba
Dwight D. Eisen- Jjhower
Tractors For Freedom
Fidel Castro
Emory Simmons Warrington Dies at 68
Emory Simmons 68 of Warrington died at home Thursday morning. He was a World War I veteran and American Legion member. Survived by siblings Lee Shirley Willard Ora and a half sister Ethel Masters. Services set at the Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson with burial in McCray Cemetery Wilkinson.
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Emory Simmons Warrington
Emory Simmons
Warrington
Matt
Malissa Rutherfield Simmons
National Tile and Manufacturing
American Legion
Knightstown
Maude
Lee
Willard
Charlottesville
Ora
Marion
Ethel Masters
Wilkinson
Andersons Race to Atlantic City After California Flight
Margaret Ross and husband plan a cross nation trip to Atlantic City for a launch of a women pilots race. They own a Volane hangared at Torrance Airport and fly with co pilot Mrs Izen. After the event they will attend an International Ninety Nines meeting and return to California.
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Purdue University
Anderson High School
United States Air Force
Margaret
Los Angeles Air Lines
Compton Junior College
California
International Ninety-Nines, Inc
Rs. Ross
Izen
Atlantic City
Lvia
Anderson
Anderson Municipal
Ernest Ross
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