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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1970
Page
1
A garbled report details Mickey Cohen in a legal fight seeking freedom. It names court actions, prior convictions, and a long sentence while noting adjustments and appeals. The piece mentions prosecutors, witnesses, and a judge presiding over an income tax case and conspiracy counts.
A list of new arrivals includes Mrs Tan Pateiger of ANS Southview De and Mr and Mrs Laver Grant of Martandale. Also noted are Ms Dingle Bane and others from Noblesville and Alexandria. The notice mentions a newborn girl.
Police stopped a break in at 1:41 p.m. inside a wire fenced area near Don and Johns Tavern 229 E y3th St. three juveniles crawled through a fence hole, two aged 14 detained at Madison County jail, one kept at juvenile tier, no entry or items stolen. An employee at Ray Duckworth Sales reported five juveniles at 2 p.m. stealing Peashooters and popguns. two captured were seven and eight years old. two others believed to be Earl Mischeleo of 223 Millen Ave.
FBI aids investigation into a kidnapping involving Miss Murninghan in Indianapolis. The suspect, described as a round-faced Black man about 20s to 30s, stole items from Gallagher's City and Antiques Shop, demanded a $20 bill, and fled after assaulting the owner. A $3,000 reward was offered for information leading to the missing woman's safe return.
Vanderbaugh, a Michigan collector, offers at auction a royal coach once linked to Britain’s rulers along with a second ornate coach, antique carriages, and a broad memorabilia array from 19th to 20th century items. The sale includes a restored Victoria style coach, a Currier Ives sleigh, vintage autos, musical instruments, and a 1958 Currier Ives sleigh.
Most states have endured temperatures above 1M degrees in recent days with heat records under scrutiny. Officials warn residents to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity during peak sun. The trend reflects elongated heat waves affecting urban areas and rural communities alike.
The city attorney William Byer advised appointing a fiscal officer for the council while suggesting either the county treasurer or the city controller handle receipts and payments. The discussion noted the treasurer would face fewer legal steps, aligning with the council’s stated goals.
A bus strike by more than 46 Evansville drivers disrupted service and left thousands of riders stranded. The walkout began over a dispute about days off for six drivers, with owner Joe Mack requesting drivers return Monday. union president Larry Nelson cited several grievances including unsafe equipment and violations of grievance procedures.
The city faces ambulance service costs impacting taxpayers as figures compress operating and maintenance. Captains earn 8 000 annually while other ranks receive 7 150 and 7 700 under a proposed 1989 budget. Fire department notes show ambulance unit mileage and crew shifts, with private services handling much standby work.
Washington Pennsylvania AP reports George E. Gibson a 55 year old Muncie Indiana man died Friday when his car collided with another vehicle on Interstate 70 near here Police said Gibson was alone in the car and the crash occurred on the highway
Los Angeles invalidated a 1 per cent tippler tax after the California Supreme Court ruled the state already exempted it. Revenue, estimated at 9.2 million dollars, may be returned to drink buyers and other claimants as city officials seek refunds. Assistant City Attorney Doherty cites four year claims window. questions linger on who bears the loss after funds have been spent.
WASHINGTON AP The government's antitrust chief argues wage and price controls would be a mistake to fight inflation. He favors an array of policies including prosecutions of anticompetitive acts, fair trade law review, quotas, and stronger consumer protection. Senator Proxmire calls McLaren's ideas unrealistic motherhood and apple pie. McLaren says the worst is behind us and cautions against drastic action that could backfire.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a discussion of segregated admissions policies expanding beyond initial target groups. The text mentions pupils and exemptions, with unclear references to dates, places, or institutions, suggesting broader implementation within the education system.
A U S search party reached Maj Gen George W Casey s helicopter wreckage in Vietnam and removed seven bodies. Bad weather and darkness halted further rescue. teams later returned to the craft and recovered the remains.
Multiple obituaries from Anderson and Madison County noting death notices, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Names include Dewey Price, Mrs. Witla Thatcher, Fern Prive, Laura Crispa, Bravehildran, Robert W. Cox, Carol Al Deeuies, Downing family, and Ralph E. Otay with details on birthplaces, residences, call times, and burial sites such as Whetstone and East Maplewood Cemeteries.
The text notes the death of an Olvey associated with Portville Avenue and Mooreville history, mentioning his birth date August 2 184 and work at Ouley Lumber Company for 44 years. Surviving relatives include three sisters and a brother, with funeral arrangements pending. Also referenced are final rites for Markey M. Dueban in Fairmount and Charles Handsel in Muncie with interment at Gardens of Mentory.
George A. Glaze 37 of Upland died instantly in a one car crash on State Road 1 89 near State Road 14 two miles west of Gas City. He was a hardware merchant in Gas City and father of Eugene Glaze of Anderson. Passenger Patrick Barrett Jr. 18 of Gas City suffered severe head lacerations and multiple abrasions. The driver fell asleep, the truck ran off the road and struck a guard rail. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at First Christian Church in Gas City. Glaze burial at Offerson Cemetery in Upland. He was born June 21, 1913, in Steubenville Ohio and lived in Gas City, then Upland. He is survived by wife Catharine, mother Bertha, daughter Josephine, son Stephen, brother Eugene, and one grandchild.
An Elwood woman driving near Andes reportedly crashed into a brick house, fracturing her back and injuring others. The incident, occurring Friday, involved an ambulance to Community Hospital in Anderson. Sheriff Joe Brogdon and Sgt Whelsel investigated.
A Charolais-Argus crossbred steer sold for 61 per hundredweight to set a record at the 1970 Hoosier Beef Show opener in Indianapolis. The 1,210 pound steer shown by Dick Caldwell & Son, Frankfort, was purchased by Safeway Quality Woods, Inc., Indianapolis. Second high brought 89.50 for a 1,105 pound Charolais Hereford crossbred shown by Richard H. Ross, Monon, with other top bids for steers from Danville and Martinsville. The auction grossed 44,262 for 105 steers, vs 39,906 last year. Also winning judging honors was Andher Bossman a big-Angus watch.
San Francisco reports donor Alfred I. B.A. has given sixteen pints per week to the national blood bank since 1944. He began after his son, musician Ross, played in the pit orchestra for Zorba, and he expects to reach the 66 pint limit for donors next year.
Public notice urges residents to restrain dogs to prevent barking at night and general nuisance. Officials emphasize pet owners must curb pets after dark to maintain neighborhood peace. The ordinance includes dog minutes and enforcement details.
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