Open Housing Debate Highlights Confrontation Politics
A lengthy Anderson discussion session examined conflict politics in civil rights era. Mrs Fay BR Williams led a dialogue on power sharing and open housing, urging a racially mixed audience to uncover where power resides and push for just decisions. A five member study group will draft an ordinance after consulting city officials, as the movement shifts toward black control of institutions and direct action.
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ACT
Fay BR. Wiliams
Taft
Dianapolis
For Young Blacks
Anderson
Sabin
National Education Fund of
Thetars
Williams
League of Women Voters
Borneham
Indiana
Jones
Monflict
Jooks
Atiack
Abs. Williams
Folst
Wiliams
Cl. Tap
Indus
Farge
County 4-H Winners Eye State Contest
County 4-H announces events for baton twirling talent and cheerleading with divisions by age 10 to 14 and 15 to 18. Contests run Aug 3 to Aug 9 at Madison County activities and Indiana State Fair qualification potential.
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Madison
Doguilion
Mercy Hospital Reports Patients and Local Names
Fragmented report lists Mercy Hospital patients and residents along Elmwood, Stape, Harvey, Cibo, Dunn, Wilkey, and Harrigan. Mentions a 1840 election defeat by Kenny Harrigan over Martin Van Buren, with campaign references.
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N. Ith
Keri Stape
Vande K. Harvey
Thewlosia Cibo
Clarence H
Diane Val
Edna Dunn
Brenda Tee Wilkey Iis
Shaie
Area Fire Chiefs Roundtable Session in Elwood
Central Indiana fire chiefs met at Mangas Gatetermn Priday with host Elwood Fire Chief Ed praining. Mayor Gene Smith Police Chief Jay Orebaugh and Sheriff Joe Brogden spoke as chiefs from Anderson Lenaron Knee West Lafayette La Speedway Pers attended. Topics included firefighting equipment communication and coordination with law enforcement.
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Elwgon
Ed Praining
Mangas J Gatetermn
Central Indiana
Gene Smith
Jay Orebaugh J
Madison County Sherif
Joe Brogden
Lee
Castro
iLenaron
Anderson
Alexandria
Knee West Lafayette
la Speedway
Pers
Chief Pailuips
Assiztamt
Goodknight
Charles Mumphrey
Encouragement for Those Who Serve Others Worldwide
A reflective piece urges support for individuals choosing service careers despite low pay. It highlights teachers priests missionaries and other helpers as vital. It notes opposition can misjudge such paths and calls to encourage rather than discourage selfless work.
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FuHan
Ates
Elerlciy
Eeperatliss
England
Wilineg
Dow
Ranike Drive Residents Approve Sewer Program Plan
Hoard of Public Works approves a sewer project including Ranike Drive and Tollgate Manor with preliminary work contingent on including Ranike Drive. City figures note about 50 percent support on Ranike Drive and warn residents may face higher costs if delayed. Additional items cover furniture for a new hall and bids for central control panel and city printing services.
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Ranike Drive
Tollgate Manor
Schedale
S. Coma
Henry B. Steep
Lindber, Heights
Kentland Maine
Helmick
Livine
Coma
Ronald Fletcher
Ranike Dr
Tranike Drive
Howard Tr-i Marl
Paul Newbern
Martha Gelling
Gescharte
Fred Mathews
Miller Tugelns, Inc
Addressegrapt Corp
Muncie
Surgical Unit Makes Dressings at Summer Meeting
About 120 large pads and 30 small dressings were produced at a summer gathering of the surgical dressing unit. Members and guests listed include James Sone Das Smith Frank King Raymond Keefer and many others.
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Summitville
Stithe Livi
Ben
Guesis
Mes
James Jim Sone
Das Smith
Frank King
Raymond Keefer
Menders
James Ray Nash
Sylvia Her
Hage
Mary Helsce
Treat Connely
Minnie Allen
Gertrude ‘DePouy
Svs
William Miller
Johnson
Ralph Tappan
Guy Hamilton
Iildred Perdue
Lawrence Marley
Virgil Heat
Ter
Ant William Miller
Arthur Palmer
iVerdue
Fox
New Arrivals and Freight Income Highlight 1960s Industry
The report notes the sixth seat share of motor carriers leading freight income with trucks earning 11.2 billion while railroads stand second at 3.6 billion. Amid the data, a list of newborn notices from various households appears, followed by a brief mention of mining products as Boise leads in lead and river products.
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Uiicago
Holiday Contracts Triple In 5 Years
A terse summary notes a rise in holiday contracts over five years, with the pattern described as a tripling in a two year span and a broader trend in provisioning more holidays. Other items reference pearl output and dental ads with limited readable details.
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Washington
Park Place Church Of God Names Lay Leader Ralph Sprague
Ralph H. Sprague a known lay reader will lead the 8530 and US o'clock worship services at Park Place Church of God on Sunday. He is a Warner Press staffer and personnel director on the Publication Board of the Church of God. A family life film is planned for 7 o'clock service. Sprague previously held roles at Warner Press and Ampex Corporation and studied at Anderson College and Ball State University. He is father to Dr. Ralph Sprague Jr and Richard Sprague.
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Church of God
Ralph H. Sprague
Park Place
Sprague
Anderson College
Ball State University
Ralph Sprange, Jr
University of Maryland
Richard’ Sprague
Wie
4 H Club Winners Demonstrate Their Projects
4 H Club members from Wayne County showcased their demonstrations at a Victory Club meeting held at Mr. Lester Campbell home. Lana Ewing earned reserve grand champion in Business, with topic Lunches Pack Up and Go. Darlene Ike demonstrated for Gene Dickerson and Foydie Fromage. Mrs Lovenpyner presided as plans for a family picnic on August 20 at Killbuck Park were finalized.
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Victory Club
Lester Campbell
Lana Ewing
Darlene Ike
Gene Dickerson
Dairy Foods
Foydie
Loven Pyner
James Eaton
Jesse
Sirs
Don Ewing
Edward Smith
Lane Ewing
Dave Jene Tee
Jeanie Clagham
Shere Risod
Gujarat Begins Erection of Gandhi Nagar Capital
About 10,000 workers start building the first phase of Gujarat State’s new capital Gandhi Nagar. The site lies two kilometers north of Ahmedabad, the present capital, on a 20 square mile tract as the 61st state government plans to shift its offices next year.
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Ahmedabad
Tadis
Gujarat
Gandhi Nagar
Ahmeda
Ban
Falto
Jobs Grow By 3.5 Million Through Mid-1970s
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports about 2.5 million job openings will arise through the mid-1970s due to growth and retreat of older workers from the labor force.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Apollo 11 Moon Landing and Mission Milestones
The Eagle landed on the moon at 4 18 p m and Neil Armstrong spoke the famous words a small step for man a giant leap for mankind The astronauts Aldrin and Armstrong walked the lunar surface describing its desolate beauty They entered a 21 day quarantine on return to Earth and prepared to rejoin Columbia amid global reaction and President Nixon remarks
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Houston
Tranquillity
Ami
United States
Aldeir
Earth
Aldrin
Air Force
Armstrong
Aarts
Roger
Allrin Taye
Eagle
U.S. 1
Lunar
Nick
Cape Kennedy
Ritter
Mission Control
Moon
Columbia
Colombia
Ural
Washington
Nixon
Jworld
Britain
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Ife
Avith
Baudouin
Belgium
Jon
Czechoslovakia
Rome
Moscow
Aemstrang
Janis Aldrin
China
New York
U ‘Haut
Peare Hee
America
Canada
Defense Department
Sol
Christopher Calm Hus Kraft
Manned Spacecraft Center
Coimbra
Moonville Watch Hails Apollo 1 Landing in Small Town
Moonville residents packed a single gym to view Apollo 11 moon landing footage. Moonville mayor by proxy Dean Armstrong announced a commemorative celebration. Local officials, including Police Captain John Gunter, planned a later rodeo as the town’s next event.
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Stephen Halter
Trratd
Steff Weiler
Moonville
Harctet
Neil Armstrong
Moonyide Conservation Cub
Leafy Noble
Liny
Jonville
Harold Verdatta
Conservation Club
Chet Craig
Craib
Dean Armstrong
Dresser Dra Anderson
Tunamaut
Neil
Armstrong
Cape Kennedy
Cocoa Beach
Fis
Anderson
Armatrong
Mission Central
Houston
Texas
John Gunter
Rites Wednesday For Edna Lutes
Mrs Edna Lutes 12 died Monday morning at Mercy Hospital after weeks of illness Born June 25 1887 in Delaware County she was the daughter of Watson and Molly Scoil She married Vernon Lutes who died in 19 Survivors include a daughter Mrs Matyrazee Ekwond five sons Frank Lutes Eller Lutes one sister Mrs Truce Stelly five grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Delaware County
Watson
Molly Scoil
Vernon
Lates
Matyrazee
Ekwond
Tal
Frank Lutes
Brea
Calif
Eller Lutes
Davenport
Iowa
Truce Stelly
Norman
Noblesville Woman Laura G Minos Dies at 71
Laura G Hamons Minos 71 wife of Suppert Tamang of 16th South 6th Street Noblesville died Monday morning at Riverview Hospital. A lifelong Noblesville resident born December 2 1807 to Charles and May Stoner she belonged to the Daughters of America and the Methodist Church. Surviving besides her husband a sister Mrs Ethel L Farmay of Noblesville. Last rites are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Coal Funeral Home with Rev Jack T. Pater officiating burial in Crownland Dome Union Cemetery near Baton. Friends may call at the mortuary Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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Noblesville
Charles
May Stoner
Daughters of America
Methodist Church
Ethel L. Sfar
May
Copher
Fesler
Crownland Dome
Jack T. Pater
Union Cemetery
Baton
Inet
Fortwiste
Raymond A. Myers
Fortititle
Veterans Hospital
Miami
Fla
Americcan Legion No
Oaklancon
Forlville
Spokane
Wash
Indianapolis
Hurial
Jtory
Noblesville obituary for Louis Aikman and relatives
Louis Aikman 88 of Noblesville died Sunday morning at Ricavyview Hospital after a seven day stay. Surviving are his daughter Mrs Inez Fisher and other relatives. funeral at Freewill Baptist Church in Glenwood with burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Other notices attach memorials for William Lamtd and Pishoy, with details of survivors and services in Alexandria and Dana areas.
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Noblesville
Louis P. Aikman
Inez Fisher
Ricavyview Hospital
Tamar
Dana
Alexandria
William Lam
Lord Jones
Pishoy
yAve
Sun
Nedlesyila
Comimustity Schools
Glen
Ind
Wond
Ark
Iwineam
Martha Cox Jones
Delia Reed
Freewill Rap
Ist
Clyde Horm
Monroeville
Dewey Thuggins
Olis Jones
Kirby
Mrs. Bessie E Wellens Dies in Hamilton County on Vacation
Mrs. Bessie E Wellens 60 wife of Raiply Wellens of 2013 Bth St died suddenly Sunday evening in Hamilton County while on vacation. She was a member of St Matthew United Methodist Church Killbuck Retirees Carousel Chummy Chatter and Whetstone Brethren and Sisterhood. She came to the area 50 years ago from Springfield Missouri where born December 23 1903 to Charles and Mary Wyant. Survivors include two children Ralph Robert Wellens and Mrs Barrett Dixon both of Anderson four brothers Fred Frank and Pat Wyant of Anderson Gordon Wyant of Melbourne Florida and one sister Mayme Foster of Anderson and seven grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 1 pm at St Matthew United Methodist Church with Rev Harald Leininger officiating burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at Baker Brothers Funeral Howe after 2:30 pm today or at the church during hours before Wednesday.
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Bessie E. Wellens
Raiply Wellens
Hamilion County
St. Matthew
Ralph Robert Wellens
Barrett Dixon
Anderson
Fred
Frank
Pat Wyant
Gordon Wyant
Melbourne
Fla
Mays
St. Jose
Calif
Mary Foster
St. Matthew United Alethadfist
Harald Leininger
Sterment
Anderson Me
Morial Park
Baker Brothers
Howe
Elwood Stroup dies after auto crash in Indiana
Elwood Waldo M Stroup of Madison County died at 12 21 pm Monday at St Joseph Hospital Kokomo from a heart attack while hospitalized for injuries from a Thursday auto accident. Born February 2 1912 he was raised in Tipton County and worked 19 years in the Isan Division. Surviving: sister Harvey Gross of RL 3 Wood and brother Moe Straup of Kempton. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm at McMullans and Rude Home Kempton with burial at Kempton Cemetery. Friends may call 1 to 3 pm tomorrow at the mortuary.
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Elwood
Waldo M. Stroup
Mt. A
Mornday
St. Joseph's Hostiital
Kokomo
Carls
Stroup
Tiptonls
Rom Prairieigi
Deaths and funeral notices from Fortville and nearby areas
Obituaries for Raymond A. Myers of Cyntheanne near Fortville and Edward Hosier of Frankton report deaths in Miami Florida and Loganport Indiana respectively. Survivors include family members in Noblesville Seymour and Indianapolis with services planned by local funeral homes and churches.
Notre Dame Cleaning Plan Allocates $320000
Paris artisans begin the cathedral stone cleaning with cold water and nylon brushes. The project marks Notre Dame’s first scrub since its completion around 1230, with a $320000 budget approved for the work.
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Notre Dame
Paris
Desaine
Notre Dame Cathedral
Belcher rites set for Middletown woman Alta Fletcher
Mrs Alta Belcher known as Alta Lee Fletcher of Honey Creek dies after two years illness at Henry County Memorial Hospital. Last rites held in Middletown with Rev James Fox officiating. Burial in Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Survived by daughter Bertha Riggs of Honey Creek and grandson Richard Riggs of Bloomingdale plus several relatives.
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Alta Belcher
Middletown
Alta Lee Fletcher
Honey Creek
Ballarat
Shira
James Fox
Taterment
Mechanicsbig Cemetery
Friends
Moritary
Mechanicsburg
James
Mary Upp Keesling
Sixth Street Christian Church
Finstern Star
Clayton
Bertha) Riggs
Richard E. Riggs
Blooming Tiny
Anderson Obituaries Mrs Goldie Rockwell Funeral Rites
Funeral rites for Mrs. Goldie Rockwell, 81, of W419 College Ave, were set for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. Lloyd Dellinger officiating. burial was in West Maplewood Cemetery. Mrs. Rockwell died Sunday morning at Community Hospital after two months as a patient. She is survived by four children, eight grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
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Goldie Rockwell
Goldie
F. Heckel
Collage Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral
Lloyd Dellinger
Kernent
West Maplewood Cemetery
Foledds
Teddy
Rockwell
Community Hospital
Edgar Rockwell
Anderson
Tipton County
Gan
Dali
Martha Heny Russell
All Folly
Muncie
Fred ‘Isworth
Sunmaleyille
Edgar Tobert Meckwell
Middletown
Noblesville Man Dies Working On Power Lines
Noblesville worker Loran Oliphant 33 died after electrical contact while on P S Indiana power lines Monday. He died at 11 20 a m at Riverview Hospital. Survived by widow Penny two children Lora Ann and Joseph Kent, parents Mr and Mrs Fred Oliphant Spencer sister Mrs Lavon Wilkerson and Mrs Lee Davis of Indianapolis brothers Ward and Hubert of Bloomfield. An Owen County native, he graduated from Pendomigh School 1954 and belonged to First United Methodist Church. Visitation 7 9 p m at Coalfrin Funeral Home with services at a later time at West Funeral Home Spencer.
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Roblesville
Public Service Company of Indiana
Loran Oliphant
Riverview Hospital
Penny
Lora Ann
Joseph Kent
Parnals
Fred Otiiphant
Spencer
Lion Sisters
Lavon Wilkerson
Lee Davis
Tidianapo Usi
Ward
Hubert
Bloomfield
Owen County
Oliphant
Fendomigh School
Nobles Ville
First United Methodist Church
Coalfrin
West Feneeral
Spencer For Finasses
P.nv
Crescent Moon Flag Cartoon Debuts in Paris Paper
AP reports Le Monde published a cartoon showing a new U.S. flag design featuring a crescent moon replacing some stars. The altered flag imagery sparked commentary on national symbols and cultural reinterpretation.
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Paris
le Monde
U.S
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Omese
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Laura G. Minos
Suppert Tamang
Riverview
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Louis Aikman
Su Ye
Raymond Myers
Harry Hosier
Edward Hosier
Highland St. Anderson
Madison County
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Loganspore
Dollie Holle Schuyler
Nin Shivelyn
Selly Clute
Artersom Fee Brothers
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Fraukston
Jay Hosier
Harold Barrett
Fortville
St. Thomas Catholic Church
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Barrett
N. Moreill St
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
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Sineola
Mary Ann
Mark
Macgaret- Laker
Hirzel Barrett
John
Jed Barrell
Fisher Fureca
Eee
William S. Jones
Arkansas
Cloupy
Benk Bldg
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Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Arnena George
Brown and Mute
Atnomary George
Marlon
Josie Cox
Josie Cox, III
Ieirversoty Memorial Park
Cemuttory
Fred James
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