City Planning Group Approves Multiple Rezoning Petitions
The Anderson City Planning Commission met Thursday and approved several rezoning petitions including North Anderson Addition parcels 23a and 254 from R-2 to Business for a car wash, a 22 Residential to HL Local for office buildings on FR 3rd Street, and plans to convert the southeast corner at Rackle and Paths to a service station. Additional actions included vacation of a 192 foot section of 44th Street and continuances for Greenbriar Addison, with six petitions approved for City Council review.
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Anderson City
Lewis’ Carlisle
North
Anderson
Silver
School 5
Lawrence T. Withers
Homewood
FR. 3Rd St
Hind
B. 3Rd St
Drey M. Williams
Grile
Phyllis Grile
Paths
Rackle Ave
Commis
Aleet
Suba Plang
Greenbriar
Addison
Tex
Jack van Dyke
Jennings du Cour
William Shaler
Dent. Gwin
Lowell Bennett
Darrell Branaman
James King
Ted McCauti Pees
34th Street Closure Amid Budget Cuts and Construction
Officials from B Steeg and Associates announce 4th Street closure between Elm Way Drive in Meadowbrook for further construction. Street will remain closed until funds are restored, with postal service kept near current levels but employment reductions anticipated locally due to 1963 budget cuts and staff turnover.
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Deny B. Steeg and
Flamings
Regan
Tr. Ring
Wbite
Howe Ne Post
Battle Grows as US and Allies Report Weapons Cache
In Vietnam near Hue Americal Marines found a massive Communist weapons cache including 91 rickets and mortars, 89,760 carlrgdes for automatic weapons, 37 anti tank mines and 74 pounds of TNT. A second cache north of Saigon yielded Bf 107 rockets and 340 millimeter rockets. Casualties for the week were 137 Americans killed, the lowest since October 1967, as air missions targeted petroleum storage and other targets near the DMZ and Cambodian border.
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Hays
Hue
Hares
Asigon
Saigon
US Command
da Nang
South China Sea
North Vietnam
Gulf of ‘Tonkin
Stokes Reports Curfew After Street Disturbances
Stokes announced a curfew following widespread street disturbances as crowds, mainly youths, gathered late last night. A district manager cited around 4.5 million in damages across the East, including fire, breakage, and looting, while an UPT photographer observed looting and vandalism along Superior Avenue.
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Santinard Fron Poge Ong Stokes
Stokes
Michael Trapkager
American Insurance Ausocialty
UPT
Ronald Kunz
Superior Avenue
Teens, guards clash as looting and arrests rise in unrest
Witnesses describe teens staging thefts with armed indifference from National Guard, while police report dozens of arrests after night of firebombings. Officials say patrols faced little intervention as communities reel from violence and a spate of break-ins across the West Side.
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National Guard
Stokes
West Side
Stokes calls area action a success as guards depart
After 2,600 National Guardsmen were removed, 100 Negro policemen and 500 Black community volunteers took their place. Reports describe looting, shattered windows, and fear in the neighborhood near 94th and another intersection. Local officials disagree on overall success amid property losses and displaced workers.
Anderson Deaths In Madison AreaObituaries And Nearby Counties
Obituaries from Madison area and nearby counties include Miss Hassel Willits 74 formerly of Anderson died Thursday at a Richmond hospital after several years of illness. Born July 12 1884 to Sumner and Myrtle Willits she had cousins and survivors noted. Funeral arrangements at Krown and Burial Home. Cody Counts 63 of Anderson died Tuesday at St Johns Hospital after 16 years in the area. Born in Kentucky, he leaves siblings and relatives in Anderson and South Bend. Funeral plans listed with viewing and burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Bridgett J Burgess infant daughter of Louis Burgesson to be laid to rest at Brooks Memorial Chapel with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Calls for viewing after 6 p.m. Sunday. Paul T L Jones age 8 of Bewey Street to be buried at East Maplewood Cemetery with services at Harold Rovelle Funeral Home.
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Hassel
Willits
Anderson
Richmond
Diness
Sumner Wilts
Tsaat Riley
Myrtle Frisch
Trandate
Krown
Hame
Hanford
Hanford Cody
Lincoln SL
St. John’s Hospital
Carley County
Kenstucky
Waller
Bessie Counts
Manel] Tota
Robert Chambers
Muntie
George Hiattsnart jAles
George Kart
Joan
South Lend
Haskell
Buford
Gene
Plainfiete
Sotls
Rowel
Anderson Memorial Park
Switz City
William
Mary Javis Corwin
New Castle
Daleville
Wilma G. Corbin
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Francis
Virginia) Yenoatta Jr
Jack
Kay) Wilson
Muncie
David
Mary
Haynes
Tree Sisters
Gerald Nill
Lawrenceyilte
Mound Cemetery
Early power failure hits north and west city areas
Power loss blamed on a single 1800 volt feeder line disconnect at 3 30 am disrupted services in the north and west sections Thursday. Officials reported some areas out for 144 hours while repairs were completed and power restored. The incident remains under investigation and affected residential and commercial customers. Nearby, a Cicero resident Faulstitich 82 died Wednesday at Riverview Hospital after a fall at his office. Funeral arrangements pending.
Man Injured After Fall Into Sewer at Local Complex
Wade Smith, 38, of Philadelphia, fell into a sewer at the Vickur Apartment complex, 1023 Eisth St, Wednesday at about 4:12 p.m. He was rescued by the fire department and ambulance crew, then hospitalized for back cuts.
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Vickur Spartment
Eisth St
Wade Smith
Eiie Department
Smith
Community Hospital i
GM Report Continues Amid Strong First Half Demand
General Motors reported continued strong consumer spending in the first half, with chairman Janes M. Roche and president Edward N. Cole relaying to stockholders that demand remains robust for automotive and related products. A second item notes the death of Gerald J. Weiss, 39, a Fort Wayne father of 10, who was killed when a tree fell on him while clearing a wooded area with a bulldozer.
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Janes M. Roche
Edward N. Cole
General Motors
Fort Wayne
Ind
Gerald J. Weiss
Wallace Asks Review Of Welfare Rolls
Wallace calls for a reappraisal of federal welfare recipients and the entire welfare program in his county during a television appearance. He urged removing unqualified individuals from the rolls and questioned program scope. A separate brief reports a drowning incident in Indiana where David Brown, 6, Cincinnati, Ohio, died while playing near a raft on Oliver Lake in Lagrange County.
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George Wallace
Wallace
Pag
Raet
Worcoteville
Ind
David Brown
Cincinnati
Ohio
Oliver Lake
Wiles Eoch
Lagrange County
Richard W. Brown
Eero
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