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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1969

Page

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ACT Outlines Plans For Community Meeting In Anderson

Gibbs presented NAACP employment survey results to ACT directors focusing on Negro employment in Anderson industries. Young black leaders urged fair treatment, school program improvements, and equal job opportunities while police patrols and cooperation were discussed with Mayor Flanagan and Chief Wright. An open housing ordinance review and free legal aid services were also announced by ACT and local officials.

Gibbs Jones NAACP Anderson Ywon Fey H. Williams Indianapolis Nations US League of Women Voters Che Laague of Women Voters ACT Sev Tal Earlie Dixon Tor Madison Heights High School Anderson Board of School Dixon Anderson Wieh Tniee Wayne Johnson Anderson High School Per. Song J. Arnoldly Jones Se. Gibbs Neagle Flanagan Doyle Wright Lazarus Turner Social Act Zebedee Christian Sr ACT Board South Bend Muncie Legal Aid Committee Newary Schrenker Madison County Bar Association Schrenker Association Daryl &. Sait Madison Circuit

Gas City Starts Water Conservation

Gas City Indiana residents urged to conserve water after usage neared town pumps capacity. Officials indicated pumps operated at about 550 900 gallons per day and could not sustain storage levels.

Gas City Ind Gene Lyon Lynn

Apollo 11 Astronauts Report From Space Flight

Apollo 11 continues its Earth orbit and moon approach as Aldrin, Armstrong, and Collins relay scenes of Earth and space. Mission officials report stable conditions despite minor radio contact issues and instrumental quirks while Nixon declares a tribute plan for fallen astronauts and cosmonauts.

Christopher Kraft Kraft Earth

City County wed Home a Pomeone Merchant in South Bend and Richmond

Hoosier shoppers faced a Monday of open stores as Governor Whitcomb and Purdue leaders eyed Apollo 11 events. Many municipalities prepared to observe a holiday while vital services would continue. Indianapolis officials delayed closing city offices and garbage collection lagged after the weekend.

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Hillcrest Girls Home Offers Care and Hope for Runaways

Hillcrest, a private Indiana home for girls, houses 9 of 18 capacity while taking in runaways referred by welfare and courts. Under young houseparents Dave and Ann Selent, the facility emphasizes close adviser relationships, nonjudgmental treatment of runaways, and activities like a July 4 camping trip. The home rejects race and creed discrimination, relies on church support, welfare funds, and United Fund grants, and faces misconceptions about its purpose.

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Surcharge Battle Looms Over Tax Bill Revisions

Senator Williams says the surtax extender may move to Nixon for approval as debate intensifies in Mansfield. The measure, approved by the House and Senate Finance Committee, would repeal a 7 percent investment credit and extend several tax reductions while raising the lower income threshold and preserving the home mortgage deduction through year end.

Mansfield Senate John J. Willams Delaware Nixon Williams House

Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties

Obituaries from Madison County and nearby towns note multiple deaths. Cora Nettal Reed of Shirley, 61, to receive final rites at Estell Funeral Home with burial at North Cemetery Laurel. Obie Davidson, 53, of Lapel, to be mourned with a 2 pm service at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home and burial at Brookside Cemetery. Elmer Glenn Givens, 80, Middletown, former farmer, funeral at Ballard and Shirey with burial at Miller Cemetery. John Corlew, 73, former Tipton resident, dies in Lewisburg Tennessee. Marion Lee Allen, 44, Middletown farmer, dies at Ball Memorial Hospital. Burial and service details follow in Middletown and surrounding areas.

Cora Reed Siirley Estell Cora Nettal Reed John W. Reed Rt. 1 Shirley North Cemetery Laurel Obie Davidson Fisher Brothers Obia Davidson Brookside Cemetery John Corlew Lewisburg Tenn Tipton Nickel Plate Railroad Parva Pilgrim Wesleyan Church

Phi Gams Elect Officers For 1969 70 Term

The graduate chapter of Phi Delta social fraternity recently elected officers for the 1969 1970 term. Those elected, all Anderson residents, include Doyle Shaw president Dick Mitchell vice president Dick Bottomly secretary Don Peck treasurer Hei Sherbrooke program director. The chapter met at the O C Clark cottage with Mr and Mrs Bob Clark hosting.

Ph Delta Social Fraternity Ol Anderson Doyle Shaw Dick Mitchell Dick Bottomly Sea Iretary Don Peck Hei Sherbrooke Chanter O. C. Clark Bob Clark

Apollo Moon Descent Engine Fires Linked to Rescue Risk

The report outlines Eagle mission risks as Armstrong and Aldrin prepare to leave the moon. It notes multiple tests of descent and ascent engines, with Eagle’s ascent engine needing 433 seconds of burn to reach planned orbit. A failure could strand astronauts in lunar orbit or doom the mission.

Tye Colling Eagle Armstrong Aldrin Spider Snoopy Aldrit Eagre Hagle Moon

New Arrivals Reported Across Anderson Area

A garbled list notes newborns at Community Hospital and births at other homes with several family names and addresses. Mentions include a girl born to Mr and Mrs Roberts at 3702 Clark St and a boy born to Mr and Mrs Chesterfield, plus multiple families in Anderson vicinity. References to Asia film festival plans in Tokyo and Osaka Festival highlight international events.

David Shoemaker Imy Lane Es Roberts Clark St Vak Warris Rabble Ave Waraid Learned Chase St Community Hospital FIEM John Simmons Tokyo UPIH Northerest Drive Asia Woody Wi Ford First Chesterfield Teoj Motion Ens Combs Caida Nanel Jananess Osaka Hall Europe

Astronauts’ Navigation Challenges And Personalities Cited

A fragmentary account notes that neither Lehia problem nor some difficulties with navigation affected the astronauts. Collins remains outgoing while Aldrin, nicknamed Dr Rendezvous for a dissertation on rendezvous theory, is described as scholarly. The piece hints at family and theatre ties through Aldrin and his actress wife Joan.

Lehia Ds Collins Armstrong Aldria Rendezvous Space Center Aldrin Wiles Joan Buzel

Obituary: Othel Cole dies at Community Hospital

Othel F Cole 1520 Wallan St died at 5 a m Thursday at Community Hospital after late Wednesday admission. Born June 6 1904 in Shelby County to Jerome and Lillian Nye Cole he moved to Andersen 35 years ago. Retired from Delco Remy Division in 1968 after 34 years as inspection foreman. Survived by Blanche his mother Lillian N Cole Moorestown one sister Mrs Dorothy Warrum Anderson and brothers W Lloyd Cole Greenfield Carl J Cole Morristown Morris G Cole Connersville. Funeral 1 p m Sunday Baker Brothers Funeral Home Rev Horace Shuman officiating Hanover Cemetery Morristown. Friends may call mor tuary after 7 p m today and 2 m, Saturday.

Othel F. Cole Wallan St Community Hospital Shelby County Jerome Lillian Nye Colé Ansterson Cole Delco- Remy Defeo Remy Seven Arts Blanche Lillian N. Cole Moorestown Dorothy Warrum Anderson W. Lloyd Cole Greenfield Carral J. Cale Morristown Morris G. Cale Connersville Baker Brothers Horace Shuman Daleville

Birth Announcement for Fisher in Phoenix Arizona

A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Rodney Fisher of Phoenix Arizona. The maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Merrill Byram of Landtrids.

Rodney Fisher Phoenix Ariz Merrill Byram Landtrids

Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Figures and Military Service

Jasper George, 72, longtime Anderson native, died in Indianapolis after a 43 year Penn Central Railroad career. World War I veteran and member of Veritas Masonic Lodge Scottish Rite Valley of Indianapolis, Brother Goo of Engineers, American Legion Gene Hackett Post No. 327. Survived by two sons James P. George Anderson and Lorey George St. Charles. eight grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Arlington Chapel Indianapolis with burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Also listed are Phyllis H. Ormsby of Ann Arbor final rites in Lansing area. Lucian Att of Indianapolis with service at Harold Rozelle Funeral Home. Patty Hubbard Van Horn Hubbard of Michigan former Anderson resident with large family and extended kin across Michigan, Ohio, and California. Funeral services noted in Solly Michigan with burial there.

Jasper George Indianapolis Jasper F Jap) George Anderson Dunfeith Washington L Alice Anderson George Penn Cantoat Railroad Veritas ‘Masonic Lodge Scottish Rite Valley of Indianapolis Brother Goo Engineers American Legion Gene Hackett Miriam James P. George Lorey George St. Charles Mel Chester Graham Lapel Leo Miller Fort Wayne Albert Thomas A. George Marry Moore Patty Hubbard Molly Mien Patty van Horn Hubbard al- Yy Micn Robert Leara Hilligoss Markleville William Y Home Barbara Linda Sandra Ralph Randy Dale Clara Hilligoss Freeman Wixom Mich Arother Gerald A Freeman San Vitgo Calif Genevieve Wateriona Warren, Mich Clara Chiedholer Winfred Yoder Milford Auch Anterson Solly

Moonvillians Continue From Power One Moonville Parade Honors Armstrong

Moonville observes lunar progress on Lyro rotor TV donated by Anderson merchants. Early arrivals sign a congratulatory telegram to Armstrong. The moonship commander is named honorary mayor at the Fourth of July parade drawing 4000 spectators. Armstrong's brother Dan and Leafy Noble, Moonville’s unofficial mayor, attend.

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County Officials To Meet With SWC Discuss Creek Watershed

Madison County government officials and Madison County Soil and Water Conservation District members plan a Monday 8 pm meeting at the Farm Bureau Insurance Building to discuss Kibuck and Pipa Creek watershed programs. Mayors, city officials, county council, county commissioners, and councils of governments are expected to attend.

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