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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1970

Page

16

Youth Group Denies Vietnam Speaker Rights at World Assembly

At the United Nations World Youth Assembly a leftist bloc blocked South Vietnam and Nationalist China from speaking in the political commission. Najia Fawaz upheld the full assembly’s right to be heard, but the ruling was overturned by a vote amid claims of government-coached delegates and manipulation of speaking order. Dennis Michael Warren, of Stockton California, criticized the process as propped by imperialist bias and questioned Soviet actions elsewhere.

United Nations UPI World Youth Assembly South Vietnam China Najia Fawaz Taiwan Full Assembly South Korea Dennis Michael Warren U.S Stockton Calif Warren United States Hungary Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia Middle East University of Pacific

Crane Appears At Elwood Youth Rally

Dr George W Crane spoke at a large Elwood youth rally at Willkie gym. About 700 attended as area churches joined Bethel Baptist Youth and Elwood groups to cover expenses. Crane urged youth to quit cigarettes and alcohol and touted the Bible as practical psychology.

Crane Appears Elwood Willkie Gym George W. Crane Walter Norris Bethel Baptist Church of Fagg Bethel Baptist Anderson Alexandria Orestes Tipton First Baptist Church of Crane Bunch Jesus St. Joseph Parish Jim McDaniel Velma Tanzilli Gene Smith Grace United Methodist

Grain futures close higher for Wheat Soybeans lift market

Chicago Board of Trade grains ended with Wheat higher and Soybeans substantially stronger after a government crop report. Corn eased amid acreage forecasts while Oats and Rye were mostly steady. Light offerings and soybean-led strength drove the gains.

Chicago UPI Chicago Board of Trade

Mutual Funds and Dow Jones Averages Reported

NY Mutual Funds totals show final, day, week and year figures with January 1 to date and 1969 to date totals. Dow Jones averages report open, high, low and close values for Industrials, Transports, Utilities and Stocks with detailed transaction volumes and a long list of component securities.

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Public Auction Notices Listing Household Goods and Estates

A long list of public auctions scheduled for July from various estates. Lot locations include 905 W 27th St Anderson 706 at Stark Place Anderson and 9608 E 16th St Indianapolis. Auctioneers include Turner War Dell Flatford John Hull Tom Bartlett Bob Widener Loyd Etchinson Heck Kirk Mary E Michael and others.

Catherine Watson W. 27Th St Anderson Lot Patsy L. Moreillon Antiaoes & One Furniture China Fairgrounds Park Alexandria Ind Tom Bartlett Leonard Stabl 16Th St Indianepee Ind S.W Oaklandon Rd Peitthewter Rd Bob Widener Mary E. Michael Loyd Etchinson

Public Hearing on Alcohol Permits and School Funding Referendum

Public notices announce a Madison County Indiana hearing on July 27 1970 for liquor and beer permit applications at various Alexandria and Anderson locations followed by a Metropolitan School District bond proposal hearing on July 20 1970 to consider a 1.00 per 100 property tax levy for a sinking fund. The notices name the agencies and officials and invite taxpayer attendance while outlining legal authority and procedures.

Ndiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission Indianapolis Alcoholic Beverage Board Madison County Indiana Commissioners Room Court House Anderson Ames Hooks Drugs, Inc August F. Hook John R. Roesch Sec Liquor & Wine North Lincoln Ave Alexandria American Legion Post Charles L. Anderson Commdr R. R Washington Street E. L. Rutter S. J. William Nichol Ave Edgewood Maurice Phyllis Dronberger Grandview Grill North Blvd Wbite Nick Polus John R. Smock MA County State Road 9 Acts of the General Assembly of State of Indiana Theneral Assembly Acts of the General Assembly State Board of Commissioners Verl Miller Lester Sigler Charles E. Conrad John Asso Luther R. Campbell

Beulah Park Board Approves Security Fence and Playground Upgrades

Alexandria Park Board votes to fence Babe Ruth field and Kiddie Land at 1584 dollars, buy nine more playground items at 1700 dollars for Kiddie Land, likely not erected until October. Additional purchases include 10 picnic tables. Budget adopted. New secretary Jack Walker joins board alongside Jack Goens, Richard Sloan, Vaughn Lurber, and Charles Schroth.

Alexandria — Park Board Beulah Park Jack Walker Park Board Jack Goens Richard Sloan Vaughn Lurber Charles Schroth

Nazarene Youth Attend Estes Park Institute Delegates Named

Five local teenagers joined 1 500 youths at the Fourth International Nazarene Youth Institute in Estes Park Colorado. Delegates from the North eastern Indiana District included Steve Bearden Madison Heights class of 1970 Tim Salatin Anderson High School Connie Stevens Susan Miller Highland High Miriam Dill Madison Heights. Accompanied by Mr and Mrs Don Stevens district leaders the group traveled by bus and will return next Tuesday July.

Fourth International Nazarene Youth Institute Estes Park Colo Indiana Steve Bearden Madison Heights High School Tim Salatin Anderson High School Connie Stevens Susan Miller Highland High School Miriam Dill Don Stevens Colorado

Pendleton District Registers New Students For Fall

South Madison County School District asks all new residents with children to enroll for the upcoming school year. Registration is at the superintendent’s office in the South Elementary School building, open weekdays 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m.

Pendleton South Madison County South Elemenary School Pendleton Middle School Pendleton Heights High School

Successful Bank Holding Reorganization and Cement Stock Outlook

Readers weigh in on exchanging one bank stock for its holding company. A short answer approves if the bank is well regarded and dividends satisfactory, noting holding company growth aims for higher earnings and possible dividends or stock splits. Penn-Dixie Cement shows seasonal loss first quarter, but expects full year earnings. dividends may be maintained through later quarters amidst a 16 percent revenue rise.

H.H. A Federal Reserve Board Penn- Dixie Cement Q — Penn-Dixie DXC

Stocks Rally Fades as Dow Ends Higher in Slow Day

New York AP reports the Dow Jones average rose 1.64 to 701.74 in the fourth day of a rally. The NYSE index slipped 0.03 to 40.51 as trading remained slow with 7.45 million shares volume, below Friday. The rally since last Wednesday has lifted the Dow over 30 points.

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Chicago Wheat Unchanged in Cash Grain Market

Chicago cash grain quotes show wheat steady at 1.4812 per bushel for No 2 soft red and corn steady with No 2 yellow at 1.39 and No 3 yellow at 1.3834. Oats No 2 extra heavy white at .70 and rye No 2 plump at 1.0242. Barley malting 0.95 to 1.12 and feed 0.75 to 0.95. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.9493 and No 2 yellow 2.9454.

Chicago UPI

Theft Suspects Sought After Weekend Burglaries

Police say several theft suspects are active after a weekend spree. A $200 stereo unit was stolen from Beverly McGrady and a combo record player was taken. Another break in found $11, $2.50, change and a lighter missing from Charles Taylor and Joe Farina homes.

Beverly McGrady Sherman Joe Farina W. 14Th St Charles Taylor Farina Taylor

Elks Set John Ward Night Dinner in Elwood

Elwood Indiana Elks Club 368 invites Elks and ladies to a steak dinner and dance on July 25 designated John Ward Night honoring Ward for induction into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame and retirement from teaching. Steaks served 6:30 to 8 pm program at 8 30 pm dancing 9 30 pm to 12 30 am casual dress no reservations needed tickets at the Elks Club.

Elwood — Elks Club John Ward Ward Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame Elks Club Jean Coy Cochairmen Seeuers Jerry Burton Danny Collins Robert French Clifford Brugger Eric Cotton Merle Smith Mark Breitweiser King Huntsingerl Rex Landrum

Kirkwood Named Summitville Park Chief

Summitville officials appoint Kirkwood as park superintendent to replace resigning Jim Stone. Arthur Watts becomes town board representative to the Park Board, succeeding Leon Armstrong. Trash containers donated by Indiana Cities Water Corp are uptown, with a request to arrange service. Weed mowing inquiries should go to Jay Elsworth. Marshal notes show five traffic arrests, seven traffic warnings, three parking warnings, five misdemeanor or felony arrests, and one break in.

Summitville Mitchell Kirkwood Jim Stone Arthur Watts Park Board Leon Armstrong Jim Kirkwood Chamber of Commerce Indiana Cities Water Corporation Jay Elsworth

Markets at a Glance: UPI New York close

Markets closed with gains in light trading as U.S. stocks rose and London shares firmed. Cotton futures climbed while grains shifted with wheat up and corn and oats down, cattle and lamb prices mixed, soybeans up.

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