Tear Gas Used To Halt Demonstration In Alabama
Police used tear gas to break up a mass demonstration by hundreds of Negroes protesting church burnings in Greensboro Alabama. About 400 marched and 200 returned to barricades to begin a vigil led by their organizer advocating continued protest. A baby was sprayed with gas during the incident. Civic actions, MLK Jr. called for a Chicago march to challenge segregation developments. Contempt charges stood in Bogalusa, while Georgia and South Carolina campaigns targeted racial harmony myths.
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Greensboro. Ala
UPI
Selma
Hale County
Arthur Days
Matthews A.mle
Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr
Chicago
Benjamin C. Willis
Indianapolis Teens Arrested In State Car Theft
Two Indianapolis teenagers, ages 14 and 17, were stopped in Louisville Kentucky driving a state car issued to Indiana Secretary of State John D. Bottorfé. The youths, who claimed they were headed to Tennessee, were charged with juvenile delinquency and one with operating a vehicle without the owner's consent. Names withheld.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Indiana
John D. Bottorfé
Bottorif
Mike
Secretary of State
Tennessee
Sans Ray
Copeland Leads Tour of Alaska
Elwood Mr and Mrs A Copeland left by plane for an Alaska tour marking the fiftieth state visited by the pair in years of travel. The 16 day expedition includes 20 passengers and travels by plane bus train jet and river craft from Seattle through Skagway White Horse McKinley Park Anchorage Juneau to Nome and back via Chicago and Indianapolis.
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Elwood
A. Copeland
Alaska
Copeland
Willkie High School
Earl Reasoner
Copelands
Seattle
Chicago
Victoria
Vancouver
Puget Sound
Skagway
White Horse
McKinley Park
Anchorage
Juneau Ester Gold Field
Nome
Katze
Indianapolis
Wagner Marries New York Mayor Takes Flood of Support
New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner wed in a tiny chapel with 30 relatives as crowds of 200000 gathered along the march route amid a carnival mood. Police estimated 8000 to 10000 marchers with 200000 total including spectators. Rev. King cited 20000 to 30000 demonstrators in a display of public backing and potential Chicago action if demands are unmet.
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Robert Lynskey
King
YOK
UPI
Robert F. Wagner
Francis Cardinal Snell ™Man
New York
Barbara Cavanagh
Rockefeller Center
Midtown
Manhattan
Rotary Forms Middletown 1 Prom Page One
Rotary announces an Anderson Beautiful campaign to survey public opinion on the city image and culture. Aims include boosting culture through art music and drama with the Community Image Committee led by Richard Palmquist and J Arnold Jones. Redbud trees planted in Shadyside Park mark a completed project.
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Anderson
Shadyside Park
Henry County
Res
Rotary
J. Arnold Jones
Richard F. Palmquist
Graydon
Air strikes hit targets near Hanoi and Saigon area
Five planes bombed Dien Bien Phu barracks and a separate raid targeted a bridge port and barracks south of Hanoi. Ten Skyhawks attacked two bridges farther south, one destroyed and others damaged a warehouse. All aircraft returned safely. U S spokesman said guerrillas suffered heavy toll around Binh Chanh Ba Ta and Tan Nhut outposts with casualties not disclosed.
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Dien Bien Phu
Hanoi
U.S
Binh Chanh
Ba Ta
Tan Nhut
Saigon
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Two obituary notices from Madison area papers report the deaths of Margaret E Lowe 54 of Shirley and Mae L Shaw 95 of Summitville. Lowe funeral today at Shirley Church of the Nazarene with burial at McCray Cemetery. Shaw services today at Ewing Funeral Home with burial in Vinson Memorial Cemetery.
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Madison
Margaret Lowe Wilkinson
Shirley Church of
Indianapolis
Marcellus Cirdler
Shelbyville
George Nelson
Wilkinson
William Nelson
Willow Branch
Lowe
Shirley
Shirley Church of the Nazarene
Mae Shaw
Summitville
Mae L. Shaw
Blanche Teel
Ewing, Funeral Home
Robert’ Johnson
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Conference splits over Viet Nam and civil rights plans
Governors Rockefeller Smylie and Connally debated Viet Nam policy and civil rights at a breakfast session. Democrats favor keeping the resolutions committee dead. GOP governors may back reviving it. Republican association to open Washington HQ with an executive director and $35,000 budget.
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State Department
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Johnson
Smylie
Viet Nam
Connally
Iback
Washington
Republican, National Committee
Williams rises through Anderson plant ranks to chief engineer
The text traces Williams career from labor relations to assistant Plant superintendent at Plant 7 in 1952, then superintendent of Plants 8 and 3, head of the Delectron generator program in 1961, and finally Chief Process Engineer. He belongs to the Anderson Rotary Club and Anderson Chamber of Commerce.
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Seaheld
Williams
Anderson Rotary Club
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Obituaries Chronicle Local Services and Deaths
Obituaries from Anderson list Tony L Allison 58 of Pendleton Ave with funeral services led by Rev Bruce Dorham at Harold E Rozele Funeral Home. Burial in Brookside Cemetery Lapel, survivor Chrystal and children, veterans’ status noted. Also listings for Jack Brothers Stanley Ballard James Callender Zaryl Robinson Augusta Gibbs Howard Starr and a note on left handed children.
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Ony Allison
Tony L. Allison
Pendleton Ave
Harold E. Rozele
Anderson
Shrewsbury
George Hackett American Station Post
Chrystal
Th. Clinard
Ralph Eccles
Louisville
Gerald Allison
Owensboro
Elizabeth Cox
Evaree Todd
Elgin iTenn
Hezzie Wilbur
Ray Allison
ACE Brothers
Jack Brothers
Chuckie
Charles McLaughly
Kokomo
Jesse Fischer
Ross Wodls
Robert Fischer
Kalamazo
South Chapel
Kalamazoo
Mich
Stanley Ballard
Stanley E. Ballard
Woodlawn
Anderson City
Peoria
Larry Ballard
Wilmington
Del
Lanny Ballard
Marjorie Emerich
Bradenton
Fla
Peg& Tupps
Evansville
William E. Ballard
Ralph
Battle Creek
Howard and
James
Houston
Tex
Tom
Bradénton
JA. Ballard Jr
Orlando
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
East Side
Church of God
Roscoe Snowder
Mendon
Pendleton
Zaryl Robinson Caryl E. Robinson
Central Hotel
St. John’s Hospital
Chicago
U.S. Steel Corporation
Edna Johnson
Waukegan
Brown and Butz
E. F. Lorenz
Christ Lutheran Church
St. Matthews
Cridersville
Howard Starr
Howard D. Starr
Marion
Marion Veterans’ Hospital
Delta Electric Company
University of Illinois
Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
Nancy Carey
Fort Wayne
Howard Jr
Toledo
Ruth Steimely
Champaign, Jr
Elva McLane
Alfred.s
Donald Starr
Ill
Raven Funeral
Lewis Thomas
Westminster Presbyterian Church
West Amplewood
U.S
County fair livestock results listed by exhibitor
Area entries continued from page one list results in heifer and steer classes. Buford Rathel and Son of Alexandria placed 2 with a summer yearling heifer. Clifton Paddock and Family won 1st and reserve with junior yearling and 2nd with summer yearling. George L. Kinnard and Family of Pendleton placed 9 with summer yearling. Linda Heater and Myra Heater of Summitville placed 12 and 1 with junior yearlings. In steer competition Doug Drake of Frankton placed 2nd with junior and 9th with summer yearling. Ricky and Diana Jarrett of Elwood placed 1st with junior and 8th with summer yearling. Jack Hutchison and Family of Elwood placed with junior yearling steers. Shorthorn division Lester Sigler and Son placed 1st with junior yearling. Jack Sigler and Sons of Frankton placed 3rd and 4th with summer yearling bulls, 7th and 9th with summer heifer and 5th with summer and junior yearling steers. Mervin Shuter and Family of Frankton placed 2nd and 3rd with Red Poll bulls and 1st, 2nd and 5th in the heifer divisions.
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Page One
Buford Rathel and Son
Alexandria
Herford
Madison County
Clifton Paddock and Family
George L. Kinnard
Family
Pendleton
Linda Heater
Myra Heater
Summitville
Doug Drake
Frankton
Ricky
Diana Jarrett
Elwood
Jack Hutchison
Lester Sigler
I Mervin Shuter
Family of ‘Frankton
Court assigns counsel in Cox theft case and burglary charges
Public Defender J. Bayne Burton was appointed to represent Grover H. Cox Jr. Adams Gary Edward 23 of 1425 Locust St was granted a continuance to Sept 12 on first degree burglary tied to a July 14 Anderson home break in Willie Charles Grace 21 of 2018 Cedar St faces second degree burglary charges.
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Page One
Miller Ave
Grover H. Cox, Jr
J. Bayne Burton
Cox
Gary Edward Adams
Locust St
Anderson
Willie Charles Grace
Cedar St
King Leads Historic Civil Rights March Across City
Rev. King addressed marchers after a 2 mile hike while treated for fever and sore throat. He paused the start for 75 minutes and outlined plans to shift his integration tour to Cleveland Ohio as anti Willis groups press to remove the superintendent over neighborhood schools policy amid the 42 marches on city hall.
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Aumed
Page One
King
Cleveland
Ohio
City Hall
Willis
Johnson urges modernized crime control and reform
Johnson calls for discarding obsolete crime detection methods and stresses punishment versus rehabilitation. He urges focal authorities to improve training qualifications for officers, crime fighting techniques, and methods to rehabilitate convicts and juvenile delinquents.
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Johnson
Focal
Slimest Model 75 THINCLINES Hearing Aid Debuts
A new Model 75 THINCLINES hearing aid from Sanalone integrates a slim power transistor circuit into smart temples for men and women. The tiny battery sits in the temple while a transparent tube connects the tid to an eartip, offering improved correction from moderate to severe hearing loss.
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Sanalone
Sonotone
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