Glenn Miller Era Returning Says DeFranco Jazz Behind
Buddy DeFranco, leader of the Glenn Miller Band, predicts a revival of big bands and a resurgence of jazz in the 1970s. In a taped interview with Herald staff writer Von Shafer, he offers candid views on the state of jazz, its underground scene, and public reception, recalling early jazz venues and declining mainstream interest.
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Glenn Miller
DeFranco
Jazz
Buddy DeFranco
Herald
von Shafer
Gor Rmussic
Buddy
Toll rises in two crashes near Middletown and Indianapolis
Multiple deaths and injuries followed two separate crashes in Indiana. A four year old, Elizabeth Ann Pitts, died after the Middletown two car crash that also killed Gloria J. Pitts and left James A. Pitts seriously hurt. In another crash on Indiana 109 near I 7 a seven month old Amy Jo West died and several relatives were seriously injured. Funeral services are planned for Mrs Pitts and her daughter Beth with services set for Tuesday evening in Pendleton.
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Furl
Kenneth McMillen
Summit
Tis
Kevin
Krista
Deborah
Leanna McMillen
Ball
Henry County Memorial Hospital
New Castle
Gregory Ellis
Sandra Dr
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Ellis
Main Streets
Elizabeth Ann
Beth” Pils
Gerald Hensley
Marshall Pats
Anderson
Indiana
Interstate 7
Amy Jo West
Beverly West
Shirley
West
Janet J. Badgley
Brian Badgley
Tonia
Mary L. Dunaway
Knightstown
Lilly, Chance
Pama Tom
Cslom
Stewardesses Obscenity Charge Brought Against State Theatre
The State Theatre in Madison faces a obscenity charge after a film titled The Stewardesses was shown. An affidavit by Detective Jesse Bell accuses the film of defying US Supreme Court rulings. A hearing set for 9 a.m. Tuesday will determine whether a warrant for the owner and manager is issued. Cinecom Theatres, owner of the venue, disputes the ruling and emphasizes court action will decide.
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Oeen
Madison
Carl T. Smith
Cinecom Theatres
State
Anderson Theatres
Anderson
Jesse Bell
Supreme Court
Me Tuum
Wiliam Lawler
the Herald
Bell
Richard Kreegar
Joan Eisele
Regal
Eisele
Kreegar
Commissioners Sign Contract With Anderson Motor Hotel
Madison County commissioners finalized a lease with Anderson Motor Hotel owner Raby Roberts for temporary courthouse facilities. Base rent starts at 1.15 per square foot with 0.01 annual increases for two years, then 1.00 thereafter, totaling 68,600 for the first two years and 2,916.56 monthly after. Renovations by Johnson Ritchhart and Associates, insurance set at 1 million per person and 20,000 boiler explosion, and the building to be detailing floor-by-floor usage through the eight stories for Welfare, Recorder, Treasury, Circuit and Superior Court offices plus planning, veterans, and health departments.
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Anderson Motor Hotel
Raby Roberts
Madison County
Herald
Lee Ashchoft
Johnson-Ritchhart & Associates
Anderson
Rober's
Roberts
Secret Pentagon Papers paperback hits Washington shelves
The Pentagon Papers in paperback by Bantam went on sale in Washington with brisk crowds. About 50 Defense Department employees queued at Brentano's on the Pentagon concourse as copies arrived, with the Pentagon Information Office buying 15 copies at 2.25 dollars each. Brentano's reported a rush then slower sales, and orders for 500 copies were placed. Bantam distributor Dave Pearsall said the CIA ordered 250 copies, sent with the CIA's daily 25 copies of the New York Times. In total 12,500 copies went to Washington booksellers and newsstands, with 25,000 more planned for the weekend.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Brentano
Bantam Books
Pentagon Information Office
Brentano's
Dave Pearsall
Bantam
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
New York Times
Pearsall
Project Uses Fun Curiosity To Teach Ecology
A Huron Herald report details a summer ecology program for 12 city boys and over 100 peers from four Anderson schools. Federally funded by Title I money, the project teaches tree identification and environmental awareness through park visits, contests, and hands on activities, with core goals of recreation, knowledge, and enjoyable learning.
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Anderson Schools
Hazelwood
Shadeland
Westvale
Riley
Buel Bearden
Anderson
Ot Lel
Herald
Joe Boys
Churchman Farag Called To Egypt Mission With Wife
Viola B Phillips reports on Nasser Farag a Gui dance Center social worker and Anderson College theology graduate who will leave soon with his wife Marilyn Sheaffer to minister in Egypt Their histories include refugee work in Cairo and Gaza and a wartime Gaza marriage The couple later studied in the US before Farag entered seminary and speaks of Middle East tensions and Zionist impact while urging American Christian support for peace and refugee aid
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Viola B. Phillais
Werald
Guidance Center
School of Theology
Anderson College
Wil
Egypt
Nasser Farag
Church of God
Holland
World Council of Churches
Cairo
Gaza
Marilyn Sheaffer
Empor Kans
Southern Baptist Mission Hospital
Aas
Fayag
UNRWA
Ding
Farag
Near East Council of Churches
Yemen
Andersen
Holy Land
Middle East
America
King- Crane
Woodrow Wilson
Britain
Theodor Herz
Palestine
Commission
U.S
Arnold Toynbee
Yale
Willard Oxtoby
Israel
Ex Cell O Ordered to Bargain With U A W Local 1394
A US Court of Appeals ruling requires Ex Cell O Corp to bargain with United Automobile Workers Local 1394 in Elwood after a seven year fight for recognition. The NLRB attorney and company reps must set a start date for negotiations, with no date announced yet.
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Washington
US District Court of Appeals
Ex-Cell.o Corporation
United Automobile Workers Local
Elwood
NLRB
Warren Davidson
Robert Rolland
Pease
Fragmentary OCR item notes ad data and names unclear
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a couple of names and a location but lacks clarity. The text appears to be an advertisement snippet with incomplete phrases and numbers. No definite event or entity can be confirmed from the readable parts.
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Veteran's Affairs
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Secret Report
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