Eisenhower Brother Edgar Dies at 82 in Tacoma
Edgar Eisenhower, brother of the late President Dwight D. Eisenhower, dies at 82 after a long life marked by a legal career and ties to conservative circles. He was hospitalized after a period of declining health and is survived by family members described in tributes as influential in his era.
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Edgar Eisenhower
Tacoma
Wash
Edi
Eisenhower
Dwight B. Hisa
Edgar
Eisenhower Brothers
Willian
Risenhower
Taconta
Soviali
Hedlo
Hisinllower
Hares Pranaite
Edgur Hisenlinwer
Schont Hey
Law
Pounce
Joe Boys
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals Highlight Baby Blessings
Mr and Mrs Stephen Bilor of Eville welcome a son at Community Hospital. Mr and Mrs Klavel Suntty of Middletown have a boy. Clay Mavlon and family welcome a daughter. Alvin Tentme and wife of Markleville announce a boy. Lovey Morter of No Hillside War reports a boy. Steven Vess and wife of Central Way celebrate a daughter. Az and Terry Khailtevat of Alexandria greet a daughter.
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Stepher Bilor
Eteville
Klavel Suntty
Middletown
Community Hospitality
Clay Mavlon
Mattia Dri
Nungtas Bullew
Alvin Tentme
Markleville
Lovey Morter
Hillside
Steven Vess
Central Way
Terry Khailevat Alexandria
Cubs Enjoy Akela Day at Camp Kikthaws
Cubs from Pack WY sponsored by Columous Riley PTO traveled to Camp Kikthaws on Lake Port for Akela Way activities. Scouts attended obstacle courses, nature hikes, wildlife viewing, swimming, and cooking at the Akela sponsored summer camp with daily programs and a closing pitch-in at Camp Kikthaws on July 27.
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Columous Riley Pto
Can Kikthaws 10
Lake Port
Akela Say
Acts ‘Tre
Sumer
Kikai Area
Scnuti
Kiks
Camp Kikthawe
Park Board Considers Lease and Park Use Changes
The Park Board reviewed a lease proposal for Fisherman’s Park and discussed using an area near Anderson Park for flying model airplanes. They eyed a site between Conainer Corporation and Derby Downs to test suitability and planned a kiddies’ day at Shadyside Park with park department approval. A basketball diamond and courts project between 16th and 20th streets was proposed, along with a summer recreation program and a Little League tournament starting July 19. An irrigation project at Grandview received $15,000 in partial payment.
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Fishermvan
Cit Grep
Twe Hen
Anderson Park
Ward
Cah Erskine
Conainer Corporation
Derby Downs
Zigond
Kiddin
Shadyside Park
Regal de Parment
Hallie Bryant
Ty Willian Stewart
Andersen Parks
Stewart
We Tennis
Iren Markiesville
Grandview
Weekend thefts probe under way at Broadway shop
Detectives investigate a weekend break in at 23931 Broadway Barber Shop where a cigarette machine was busted and cash missing. An adjacent cabinet shop reported a trespass and tool theft. Other burglaries included garages and homes with broken doors and windows, totaling hundreds of dollars in losses.
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Sli Highway
Broadway
James Mills
Shayne Dr
Gary Scoll
E. Cross St
Harold Poole
Lincoln
East Land
Keep Poisons Out Of Reach Of Children
Public safety guidance urges households to store poisons and household chemicals beyond children’s reach. The message highlights common hazardous items such as cleaners pesticides antifreeze and paints and advises locked storage and prompt disposal of unused medicines to prevent accidental poisoning in youngsters under five.
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Madison County Americas
Conrad
Ehildees
Habel
Miners accuse government of foot dragging in election dispute
Washington AP reports miners claim government delay tainted a United Mine Workers election. Insurgent faction Miners for Democracy accuses Labor Department of irregularities and of refusing action, amid claims of vote suppression and UMW leadership influence. Yablonski and Budzanowski figures are cited in the contested results.
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Washington
Kabioy
Senate
Labor Department
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Yatiunski
Rink
United Mine
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Vhvent- Waorkers
UMW
Siser
Yablonski
Miss Partment
Cheel Bedzanoski
Wudzasoski
Louis Anna
Minors For Democracy
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Bud Sanoski
Yahlunski
Airman Smith Receives First Air Force Duty Assignment
Airman Paul E. Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Elbert G Smith of Markleville Indiana, has received his first U S Air Force duty assignment after basic training at Lackland AFB Texas. He reports to a Strategic Air Command unit at McConnell AFB Kansas for training and duty as a security defender. Smith is a 1968 graduate of Markleville High School.
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Paul £. Smith
Elbert G. Smith
Ml. 4
Markleville
U.S. Air Force
Larkland Apb
Texas
Strategic Air Command
McConnell Apb
Kansas
Smith
Markleville High School
Anderson Resident Charged With Malicious Trespass
A 29-year-old Anderson resident released on bond faces precharge in Madison County court for malicious trespass linked to vandalism on a car owned by Larry Jackson. Detasseling jobs boost local student employment as two area seed companies plan to hire youths from Tipton, Windfall, and surrounding counties. Two youths jailed for second degree burglary tied to theft of tapes and a toolbox from an auto.
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Anderson
Madison’ Ridge
Justice of the Peace
Valualisin
Larry Jackson
Acurateeag
Trojan Seed Company
Wiotfall
Pioneer Seed Company
Tipton
Tipton County
Armstrong
John Fappes
Betelayaront Security Division
Madison County
Iaid Armstrong
Michael L. Westervell
Cassell
Alan
Richard Barton
Hae Vwison
Missing persons and education event noted in Ball State area
City detectives report a missing person case linked to a community education seminar at Ball State University. The notes mention an eight track tape player, a tape case, a tachometer, and a set of fourteen to fifteen tapes connected to Markleville. The report references Carolyn Dee Mar and instruction in Shelbyville.
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Muncie
Carolyn Dee Mar
Life of
Markleville
Aduly
Ball State University
Johnny Sexton
Markle Feaches
Sigarten
Shelbyvitle
Elwood Considers Opening City Judge Post and Budget Moves
Elwood City Council debates opening the city judge office to residents meeting citizenship rules rather than only lawyers. The vote split 4 to 3 and will be reconsidered in August. Council discusses zoning reactivation, hiring a building inspector, and boosting the police and fire longevity bonus with a base salary rise to 8300, contingent on approval and budgeting.
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Elwood
Will Bey
Llwond
Loren McDaniel
Elwood Planning Commission
Attocney Anl
George Agt
Wayne Darrell
Parnell Anket
Waller Wirth
Walliam Brogdon
Edward Land Tor
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Zoning Board Approves Service Station with Car Wash
The Anderson Zoning Appeals Board, after lengthy discussion, approved eight petitions for a service station with a car wash at the southwest corner of Ninth Street and the Indianapolis bypass. Traffic concerns about driveways were raised but the plan was approved, with conditions including a parking plan acceptance by the directing official.
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Anderson Board of Zoning Appeals
Ninth Street
Donald
Charges Sought Surviving Husband and Children Named in Obituary
The article lists surviving spouse Alvin Fr. Jenking Sr and three children Mrs. Charles Timas Shellon of Anderson Alvin A Jenkin of Lapel and William Jenkin of Daylan Ohio plus seven grandchildren. Funeral services are at 1 p.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Anderson with Rev. Vevlin Smith in charge and interment in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Timas Shellon
Anderson
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Daylan
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Baker Brothers Funeral
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Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
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Green Cove Springs
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Texas
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Indianapolis
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Greensburg
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St. Louis
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Campbell
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East Pakistan turmoil prompts World Bank catena report
A World Bank mission calls East Pakistan chaos a major postwar crisis with mass destruction, transport damage, and fear crippling civil life. It urges removal of fear and reactivation of the economy through targeted food relief and infrastructure reopening, warning of hunger and mass migrations if not addressed.
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Anderson and Madison County area deaths
An obituary cluster from Anderson and Madison County lists numerous localized deaths and services. Names include Mrs. Rachel M. Nuckals and Charles E Birch among the deceased, with burial plans at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery and East Maplewood Cemetery. Final rites are scheduled or noted for multiple residents, with relatives and survivors detailed in scattered notices.
Fragmented note on work hours and student income option
A garbled message describes long daily work hours over three weeks and mentions Indiana companies offering a chance for students to earn extra money. The legibility is poor and specific details are unclear.
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No Action Wents Close to Proposed Mobile Home Site
Washington notes 1,200,000,000 acres classified as land in farms yet only a fraction is cropland. Citizens voice opinions against a new ordinance while few similar steps are planned.
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Washington
U.S
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