Police Chief Reports Widespread Vandalism And Curfew Lockdown
Police Chief Doyle Wright outlined vandalism in the city since June 20 with at least 39 businesses 42 cars and six homes damaged and total losses topping 10000 dollars. Attacks include rock throwing fire bombing and burglary with 35 of 42 vehicles hit near 16th Street and Madison Ave. Six businesses faced repeat vandalism. injuries occurred from glass and projectiles. A 11 PM curfew for youths 14 and under will be enforced throughout the street week. Anderson Mayor J F Flanagan lauded the police for handling attacks. Two Indianapolis photographers were not detained. police verified IDs and allowed them to proceed. Fourteen people appeared in court. six held on $1000 bonds with Thursday trial for disorderly conduct. Jolison fined for disorderly conduct and given pay by July 24.
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Wright
16Th St
Madison Ave
al Fene
Anderson
J. Fe _ Flanagan
Chief Wright
Anderson Fee Fair
Tate
Flanagan
Anderson Police Department
Indianapolis
Bil Clare
Jon Young
Permissine Salen
Clare
Iig
Young
Marion Art Kokomo
Anderson City
Cavil” Mursay
Hebert R. Robbins
L. (. Johson
Arrow Ave
Cosig
Jolison
Bruce Wane Johnson
Sherman St
al Sheridan
Sts
Mth St
Albert Bostic
Meniricks St
Atvested
Hendricks
Baie Brssacre
Brush
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lo Miia
Zisc
Porkore
Ariell Dye
Forkner
Zitsami Forkner Sts
Sammie T. Dixon
Henry
Italy
Arlie Dison
Merry St
Sis
Robtuns
George Park
Walloy St
Steve Jones
18Th St
Shermann
P. Dixon
Qtt Lostella
Freddie Lewis Castre
Harold Levin Ban Wlater
Sheridan St
Roger William Hopkins
Jago
Georgy Pancel
Wiliam
Bell
Cedar St Wis
Madison County
Oasis
Jack Pol
Wolich St
Beak Brown
Muriel Summerville
Edward Meek
Roger Hopkins
St Neeley
Wengels
College Group To Appear Tonight At Nazarene Church
An Olivet Nazarene College group and speech department head will headline a special service at the First Nazarene. Prof Athel McCardles will be principal speaker. The quartet will sing gospel songs and spirituals. The event is open to the public. Meanwhile a group of individuals face disorderly conduct charges with arraignments set for Thursday. Names include Bruce Wane Johnson Albert Bostic and others with varied bond amounts and court dates.
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First Nazarene
Unvetlans Quartel
Olivet Nazarene College
Pi Covich
Xnazarene
Athel McCardles
Quenter
Passos Dexter Weathafer
Unpaid Parking Tickets To Get Stiffer Penalty
Elwood City Council approved two amendments tightening penalties and costs. One ordinance allows towing after five unpaid tickets in 12 months. notice by registered mail after four unpaid tickets. The second raises disposal service charges and wages for city departments. Several pay scales and new budget items were approved, with referrals for street light and stop sign installations.
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Cty
Department of Taw
Heart Department
Park Department
Dozer
Rick Detver
I Department of Sanitation
Howe
Meler Ay
Tenfant
Aonually
Hoard of Works
Safety Board
Communication in the church debates youth outreach
A fragmented discussion on improving communication within religious groups, noting failures of current methods and urging disciplined approaches. The text questions whether disregard for rules and authority in homes can be a solution, and if church leadership should accept broader cultural shifts.
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Varios
Hartke Discusses Hog Cholera With Hardin
Washington ABP report says Secretary of Agriculture Clifford Hartke met with Sen. Van Hartke Wad and others to discuss hog cholera. They reviewed the federal Hog Cholera Education Program, debated costs of loose hogs, and proposed farm relief measures to identify sources and prevent interstate spread.
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Washington
Abp
Secrtary of Agriculture
Clifford
Hardie
van Hartke
Wad
Montag
Hartke
Hertke
Binet Barb
Dind
Sem
John Sparealler
Ision Ave
Department of Avr
Indiana
Feared Lost In Lake Erie Holiday Storm
Ten persons remained unaccounted for as a harsh Lake Erie storm battered the coast. Coast Guard crews, ships, and aircraft scoured the lake and western waters for signs of the missing while Gov. James A. Rhodes called northern Ohio flood conditions the worst in state history. The storm claimed at least four lives with sixteen deaths along the lake shore and seven others in floods elsewhere in northern Ohio.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Pwestern
Yyndon
Dirk
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Onin
Coast Guard
Perkins
Coast
Farge
Lake Srie
Obituary notices for Agnes Cottrell and others in Anderson
Agnes E Cottrell 83 of Dakota Or died after seven weeks illness. Survived by two sisters and many relatives. Funeral Wednesday at Sells and Rowe. burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Other notices list Ann Woals age 30. Kathryn Buck 57. Arthur Heckley 63. Ada M Guy. Inogene W Myers 44. and Kory funeral details amid multiple Anderson deaths and service times.
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Harold B. Rozelle
Ada M. Guy
Willard Brow
Jack Simons
Lhelfer Ars
Inal
Meadowbronk Chore
Cazistlyy Ap
Brown and Buriel
Sats
Anderson
Friends
Major Medicare Announcement Seen Thursday
A lengthy dispatch notes a major Medicare announcement slated for Thursday. It mentions Harry Wise and associates, a New Haven setting, rising costs and White House involvement, with references to Nixon meetings and health policy context. The report also touches on local government actions and community notes amid the broader health care discussion.
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties Harry Kostielney
Noblesville Harry Kostielney 60 died suddenly at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis Sunday evening. Born February 1898 he had lived in Indiana most of his life and worked 20 years at Hireslune Industry Products. Member of First Christian Church and Moose Lodge. Surviving wife Nancy a daughter Sylvia Mae Cheislman Pamana California a sister three brothers and three grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at the Christian Church with burial at Coshrin Funeral Home one hour before services.
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Harry Wise
Harry MM
Wise
Funes
Ergees
Lissamara Rave
Medina
Soinlay
New Haven
Anderson
Nixon
Secretary of Health Education
Wisa
Manlewood Ake Land Welfare
Robert H. Winch
New York Central
East Maplewoos Cemne
Igsallery
Hiv Lauietatienmeediwaneni
Harry Kostielney
Noblesville
Harry
Kostielney
St. 4
Moist
Tudianapolis
Ny Mn
Hireslune Industry Prducts Company
Fnr
First Christian Church
Moose Longe
Nancy
Sylvia Mae Cheislman
Pamana
Cali
Christian Church
J Nords
Coshrin
Fortville Woman Clara Mitchell Dies After Illness
Clara R. Mitchell 83 of Fortville Rt J Fortville died Sunday at Wood Nursing Home Greenfield after more than four years illness. Born December 9 469 to Stonsburg Indiana she was daughter of Jonathan and Cynthia Williams Deen. She was a member of the Zy ntheanme Christian Church. Survivors include a daughter Dessie Smith Fortville a grandson William 4H Smith Fortville and six great grandchildren. Funeral services 2 pm today Ronald Seals Funeral Home Fortville burial in Leavel Lawe Cemetery.
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Agnes E. Cottrell
Dakota Or
Turtle Creek
James
Mary Elizabeth Duminhna Bryson
Mitchell
Olterbein United Methodist Church
John Willian Cottrell
Charles
Marttha) Graddy
Anderson
Elizabeth
June Colfrell
FL. Wayne
Sells and Rowe
J. Thomas
Inogene W
Jean) Myers
Valley
l_ Com
Fae Moggital
Raymond
Ant Hanogh Wicker
Myers
Anderson High Shoal Lava
Apostolic Mate Church
Daleville
Dept
Deleo Remy
Jack
al Beleg-Remy
Steven J
Cindy Jr
Raymond PF. Wicker
Clora) Catt
Marie
Lester
Margaret) Smith
John
Wanda
Edvwards
Bellflower
Calif
Fawiy
Hanna
el Monte
Jerry
Denzel) Hobinelle
South Gile
Lees
Joes Welfare
Atta Coege
Embalay
Wl House
Ronald Fit Sl
Duell-Clark
Nixon
Far East
Myrtle Lowman
Hamilton
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A.m. Monilay
Parne Tetsiay
NASA
Tin World
al Ieast
Max
Hetty) Egeman
Boston
Man
Louisville
Bipodehlare
Mercy Hospital
Ickam Air Force Base
Rowe Panerai
East
Breen
Maplewood
A - Bowny
Wilson
Obituaries from Madison County and Middletown area
Mrs. Oliver Baughan 50 of Dayton Ohio dies after long illness. Born October 8 1880 in Pendleton to Dick and Amanda Wene. Survived by daughter Katheryn Baughan and two sisters. Funeral Wednesday at Roulsong Funeral Home Dayton. Burial in Dayton. Mrs. Bet Troxell four from Cadiz dies after years long illness. Native of Wayne County Kentucky widow of Charles Voxel. Survived by three daughters and a son in law. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Litdletown. Mrs. Gertrude Craig 95 of Rt 4 New Columbus obituary funeral 10 am today Cornell Bright Funeral Home Mechanicsburg Cemetery planned.
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Oliver Baughan
Dayton
Ohio
Madison County
Crestview
Amanda Wene
Pendleton
Katheryn Baughan
Hch Hiatt
Dalevisle
Hulbert Valentine
Ala
Anderson
Vfhe Roulsong
Middletown
Betty Troxell
Cadiz
Money County
Wayne County
iKy
Troxell Wise
Gadiz
Christian Cluwehind
Charles
Voxel
John Heynolds
Virginia
Ill
Oscar P
Muncie
Idayd Asbury
Jacksonville
Maasau
Oda Troxell
Eflie Cooner
Pfay
Ballard and Shirey
Litdletown
George Cale
Burlall
Mechanics ‘Burg
Gertrude Craig
New Columbus
Rt 4
Cornell Bright
Mechanicsburg
Works Board Continued Num Poetry Disorder And Alley Drainage
A Rosewood area dispute continues as residents on Hogewood Manger Panes Ith jand 22nd Sts and Park Rd face an alley drainage concern tied to improvements. A July 30 hearing will explain a proposed assessment rate of ORIM9 cents per square foot. City engineer Harold Smith disputes the topographic survey showing an 11 foot drop while Smear claims it will be under five feet.
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Marion Withels
Federes
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Ibly
Missioners Association
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Oman
Madizon
Nevokt Bony
Beulah Park
Melandria
Indiana Bell
By Gables
Main Street
Ylthe Board of Trustees
Ronlh
Madison School
Peniseton Heights High School
Mie
Board of ‘Trade
Conridor
Creek Township
Che Tir Harold Lewis
Hilda Alley
Charlotte Mccurdy
Pyarter
Hogewood
Manger
Ith Jand
Park Rd
Seat Stes
Lincoln St
Smnear
Bracks Stinson
Morton
George Kendall
Lincoln
Harold Smith
Smear
Smith
G. M. Bayton Co
Maumee, Onin
First U S Contingation Plans Amid Vietnam Struggle
Sources say 24 000 South Vietnamese troops would be needed to replace 12 000 Americans to maintain Allied control. South Vietnam forces lack capacity to hold positions amid renewed Communist offensives. Intelligence notes North Vietnamese regiments may bolster Viet Cong in the delta to test American resolve. Allied casualties rise as battles occur within 30 miles of Saigon. Mayor Gene Smith urges community action.
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South — Vietnam
Amity Bey
South Vietnam
Cilicane Inter J
Saigon
Gene Smith
Hartke to Speak in Elwood Friday at American Legion
Hartke will appear Friday July 11 at the Elwood American Legion post after a local meeting at Anderson. He is expected to lecture on proposed Civic Centers and new veteran affairs laws enacted by Congress.
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The
American Legion
Anerson
Congress
Dunreith Derailment Hearing Set For Next Week
In Indianapolis a federal hearing will hear from witnesses on the Dunreith derailment collision involving railroad cars and dangerous chemicals. Sen Vance Hartke will preside as chair of the Senate Transportation subcommittee, with the Indianapolis hearing center handling proceedings.
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Indianapolis
LPID
Rich
Byron Klute
Richmond
Nexr
Stonrlay
Vance Hartke
Deli
Senate Transportation Committer
Feuealion
Detroit
Aba
Hartke Bay
Federa
Landing Module Touches Down Amid Precise Radar Cues
Page One reports on the landing sequence of the LM with radar updates, altitude readings, and a controlled descent. Automatic programs guide the craft as it hovers and maneuvers to avoid obstacles before a soft touchdown. Drake cuts the engine to complete the landing.
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Kiel
Drake
New Arrivals At St Johns Ri ch and Alexandria Hospitals
In Rip rich and nearby communities several births are recorded. At St Johns Hospital in Rich a boy born to Mr and Mrs J E Simpson of 1108 W 5th St. In Alexandria Jerry Simson welcomes a girl. Mr and Mrs Charles Kab r ich report a boy at Alexandria. Also a girl born to Mr and Mrs Walliam Huffman of Alexandria and a boy to Mr and Mrs Roger Self of Muncie formerly of Ball Memorial Hospital.
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Charles F Waples
Robert P. Abarnathy
Waller Yahness
Des. Mays
Fhamias C. Humphrey
Alexandria
Ats
Waller Macke
Alee Howell
Sheridan
John R. Goldsberry
Bitapatrick
Howard Communi Hospital
Kokomo
Mercy
Cophir
Fesler
James Richmond
Charlottesville
J. E. Simpson
5Th St
Charts Graves
Toll
Jatin Brown
Burlen
Community Haspitaty
Ares
Jerry Simison
Charles Ka
Brich
Bey
Walliam Ffuffman
Larry McKinley
Mounds
Ate
Harold Filip
Middletown
R. C. Fairer
Hallie
Aby
Roger Self
Muncie
Ball Memorial Hospital
Prince Charles and Princess Anne vacationing in Malta
Royal rest London reports Charles and Princess Anne flew to Malta for a week as guests of Sir Maurice Dermat atxs Lady Dorman. The trip follows Charles recent investiture as Prince of Wales and other royal duties, offering a chance to relax.
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London
UPI
Pringa Charles
Anne
Malta
Gay
Grn
Maurice Dermat Atxs
Dorman
Charles
Prince of Wales
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