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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1969

Page

8

Whitcomb Names Crean as New Civil Rights Commission Director

Gov. Whitcomb appoints C. Lee Crean Jr. 35 of South Bend as civil rights commission director with a $18,000 salary, replacing Harold Hatcher who left for the South Carolina poverty program. Crean previously led St. Joseph County Center for Economic Development and directed the local Human Relations division. Whitcomb vows no large riot-area trips while planning to visit Indiana communities and meet black and white leaders.

Marion Fort W Indiana Civil the Commission Whitcomb C. Lee Crean Jr South Bend Indiana Ciues Omo Fort Wayne Civil Rights Commission Crean Commission Harold Hatcher Hatcher South Carolina St. Joseph County McCart Correction Department Sunda State Department Brown County

All-Tron Bridge St Louis First Iron Railroad Bridge

The All-Tron Bridge in St Louis marks the first all-iron railroad bridge in the United States, completed in 1845 and setting a milestone in 19th century railway construction.

ST. Louis

Beef Show Judging Set For Monday

Carcass judging is scheduled Monday in the Hoosier Beef Show in Indianapolis. The grand champion steer shown by Harold Allread and his son sold for 38.50 per hundredweight to Red's Market. Top auction price was 51 per cwt for crossbred steers entered by James E. Souder and Ed Davies.

Indianapolis UPI Hereford Alan Sherry Fortner Dana Paul Stoner Ladoga Mark Witter Brookville Pinney Purdue Farms Wanatah J & J Humphreys Walcott James E. Souder Greenfield Ed Davies Judson Preston's Supermarket Souder Safeway Foods Davies

Scouts Tour Presidents Route From Missouri to Idaho

Kelly Hawes reports for the Herald as Kikihawen and Scout Council from Madison and four boys head to the 7th Boy Scout Jamboree at Farra gut State Park Idaho. They visit Truman Library in Independence and Eisenhower Museum in Abilene and stay at Camp Webster before Elmore Cafeteria in Salina.

Kikihawen and Scout Council Madison Henry Hancock Hamilton Farragut State Park Idaho Kelly Hawes Special Herald Columbia Independence Harry S Truman

Gold Star Mothers Recognized for Hospital Service

ELWOOD Madison County chapter of the American Gold Star Mothers met at the American Legion Post Home with Mrs. Mary Bell presiding. Elsie Cherry read thank you notes and minutes from the South Bend state convention. the chapter earned the Gold Star Mothers Chapter special service certificate for VAVS Hospital fund contributions supporting three Indiana VA hospitals. The national president Mamie Simmons signed the certificate. A monetary contribution was sent to the state for the annual veterans carnival in Marion. Thelma McQuire of Anderson attended as a guest. the next meeting is August 13 at 2 p.m.

Elwood Madison County American Gold Star Mothers, Inc American Legion Post Mary Bell Elsie Cherry South Bend Gold Star Mothers Chapter VAVS Department of Indiana Mamie P. Simmons Marion Thelma McQuire Anderson

Elwood Names Eugene Durm New Fire Lieutenant

Eugene Durm of 1311 S E Street has been named lieutenant on the Elwood fire crew under Captain Junior Dever. The 12 years veteran and Willkie High School graduate is married with five children and served in the U S Marine Corps. Durm is a member of St Josephs Catholic Church 40 8 International Association of Fire Fighters Indiana Firemen s Association and former secretary treasurer of Local 1671. He replaces Earl Boyer who resigned but will remain with the department.

Elwood Eugene Durm S. E St

Winning Leaguers At Swimming Party

After a 4 to 3 seven inning Little League win over Commercial Bank the Fuller's Market team gathered for a swimming party and wiener roast at the Wilson country home hosted by Mr and Mrs Steven Abernathy and Mr and Mrs John Wilson. Players included Phillip Hilligoss Michael Goodnight David Goodnight Bruce Fuller Jake Gosnell Matt Gosnell Marty Abernathy Ronnie King Fred Savage Shane Wilson Shawn Wilson Jimmie Elsworth Jamie Garner. Guests listed with several family members attended.

Alexandria Commercial Bank Fuller's Market Steven Abernathy John Wilson Wilson Country Phillip Hilligoss Michael David Goodnight Bruce Fuller Jake Matt Gosnell Marty Abernathy Ronnie King Fred Savage Shane Shawn Wilson Jimmie Elsworth Jamie Garner Marcie Gosnell Tammy Polly Abernathy Luanne Kathy Scott King Max Elsworthy Larry King Rod Fuller Armitt Gosnell Jim Garner Savage

Mercy Hospital Admits And Discharges List

Mercy Hospital reports admit and discharge details for Elwood cases. Admitted: Wayne Everling, Mrs Harry Han, Mrs Eugene Gregg, David Sunderland, Mrs William Hearlin. Discharged: Michael McQueen, Mrs Tim Gardner, Mrs Nick Pantos, Mrs Lawrence Fettig and baby, James Wallace. Also a son born to Mr and Mrs Richard Ball.

Elwood Mercy Hospital Wayne Everling N. 12Th St Harry Han N. B St Eugene Gregg N. 16Th St David Sunderland S. 16Th St William Hearlin Michael McQueen Main St Tim Gardner Alexandria Nick Pantos W. Main St Lawrence Fettig Baby James Wallace S. B St Richard Ball S. M St

Linden Lane VBS Opens Monday Evening

Linden Lane Church of God will start a weekday Vacation Bible School on Monday evening and run daily 6 30 to 8 30 p m through July 18 for children ages three through those who completed the second grade. Closing program set for 7 p m Sunday July 20. Mrs C W Killion directs the school. Rev William Seibert is pastor.

Chesterfield Linden Lane

Nylon stockings priced for 15 cents worth of nylon

A brief note states that a pair of stockings contains about 15 cents worth of nylon material. The fact highlights the fiber content cost rather than retail price.

U S Presses Russia To Speed Arms Talks

United States urges Moscow to begin bilateral talks on nuclear arms limitations. Secretary Rogers notes Gromyko's positive tone but says Washington awaits Soviet reply to proposals for a start between July 31 and August 15 with Vienna or Geneva as possible sites. Senate leaders call for clear timing and place.

Washington Moscow United States Soviet Union William P. Rogers Andrei Gromyko U.S Rogers Senate Gromyko State Department Man Vienna Geneva Mike Mansfield Montana Mansfield

School Groups Must Finish Reorganizing in Indiana Counties

Atty Gen Theodore Sendak says county school reorganizing committees in counties not yet finished must continue operating despite the dissolution of the State School Reorganization Commission. The work will proceed under the General Education Commission with 72 of 92 counties already reorganized.

Indianapolis UPI Theodore Sendak State Sendak Anna Maloney D-Gary Lake County Indiana General Education Commission General Education Commission State School Reorganization Commission Indiana School Reorganization Commission Jefferson and Steuben

Mitchell Sees Bill Aiding Voting Rights

Atty Gen John Mitchell told a Senate subcommittee that Nixon administration legislation would strengthen the 1965 Voting Rights Act and broaden protections. He said a five year extension would be inadequate, arguing the proposal blocks discrimination and adds enforcement measures while expanding coverage to all states. Civil rights leaders privately expect limited support among subcommittee members.

Washington John N. Mitchell Nixon Senate Judiciary Subcommittee Mitchell House Judiciary House Senate Birch Bayh D-Ind Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Justice Department

Alexandria Court News court listings and fines

City Judge James Braun presided Wednesday evening cases from Alexandria area residents. Multiple speeding fines of 27.25 dollars were issued. registrations and licenses faced dismissals or fines, including false registration and public intoxication. Non support and expired operator licenses resulted in dismissals or minor penalties.

Alexandria James Braun Herman Marcum Rt. 2 Elwood Roy E. Jackson Rt. 7 Muncie Carla $. Woodward Howard B. Sawers Jr Mulberry St Jimmy A. Delph Tipton Perry J. Pushing Columbia Ave Sarah L. Hughes Summitville George H. Christ Rt. 3 Michael J. Denny Alexandria Pike Anderson Noah L. Nicely Orestes Carmelia K. Downs Crescent Ct Chesterfield Michael L. Riddle Ninth St Danny L. Norris Rt. 1 Frankton Harley Pitcock

Teamsters threaten strike over Indiana bargaining ruling

Indiana Teamsters officials warned of a possible strike after Attorney General Theodore Sendak ruled that a memorandum of understanding on bargaining rights for highway truck drivers should be settled by a court. Norman Murrin of South Bend called the ruling unfair and said a meeting of union leaders in Indianapolis may set the final decision next week.

South Bend Ind UPI Indiana State Highway Department Roger D. Branin

Rites Set For Brenda Swift In Alexandria

Final rites for Brenda Swift 13 daughter of Neil and Betty Swift Rt. 3 Alexandria to be held 1 30 p m Monday at Noffze Funeral Home interment Parkview Cemetery calling hours after 7 p m today in Alexandria

Alexandria Noffze Brenda Swift Neil and Betty Swift Rt. 3 Parkview Cemetery

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