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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1967
Page
1
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower urged that the PBI be empowered to investigate what appears to be a nationally planned and directed series of riots in cities. He argued the pattern suggests coordinated action and called for a formal inquiry.
National Guard troops and federal forces faced a spree of sniper attacks, arson, and looting as Detroit endured four days of unrest. Officials reported 3,800 arrests, 1,950 arson fires, and hundreds injured including police and guardsmen. Prices surged as emergency measures were enacted and city leaders warned of potential further violence.
Auditor Bolcan't lists delinquent properties by township with counts ledgers for Adams to Samiti and cites unpaid assessments in areas like sewage weed cutting and abutting charges. First parcel to be sold on east steps of the Courthouse, then moved to Superior Court for remaining sales in 1964.
General de Gaulle ends Ottawa trip after Canada cancels visit amid tense talks. Prime Minister Pearson says he was surprised by the decision as French officials confirm De Gaulle will return to Paris. Canadian guard lines the airport as the departure plane stands by and Leger informs Paris of the action.
Randolph County hosted the East Central District 4H Judging event with sixty eight 4H members from ten counties. Fifteen girls qualified for the State Fair on August 25, including five from Madison County 4H clubs Sharon Hobbs Alewardzia Cloverleaf Pam Williams Elwood Jolly Maids Karen Knight Ly Ula Sandees and Duverda Long. Other qualifiers from Hancock County were Nancy Brock Clouser and Kathy Clouser from Elwood Jolly Maids, Patla Simmons Woodward Lapel Brenda Wills Pendleton Carol Falk Linda Peters Marshe Jordan Highland. The five winners will compete August 23 at the Purdue Regional Campus near the State Fairgrounds.
Doyle E Carraway died Wednesday morning at St Johns Hospital Anderson. He retired in 1961 after 90 years with DelecRemy Divisions plant 5. He was a member of St Ambrose Catholic Church Holy Name Society and the Eagles Lodge. Survived by widow Marle two brothers Walter Carraway of Anderson and Dalton Carraway of Waukegan and another brother William Carraway who died last March. Burial at Cicero. Friends may call Baker Brothers Funeral Home Thursday evening and Friday. Rosary Friday at 8 p.m.
Multiple funeral notices and obituaries outlining deaths in Anderson Indiana and nearby areas. Names include A.W. Olvey Sr. of Louisville and former Anderson resident, Mrs. Cecil Jones of Marion E. Jones, Nina Janning, Linda Zarcom, Linda Janning, Thomas Holden, Glen Francis Scott, Vert N. Frame, Paul Griner Sr., Cass Sumner, and Garrett McSure. Details cover ages, relatives, affiliations, funeral home arrangements, burial sites, and service times.
Miss Marcella Mathys spoke at the WSCS general session at the Methodist Chairon in Summitville outlining her mission work in Mexico. Mrs. Lois Melting led a pledge drive, Sara Martha Martin presided, and an oral business session followed.
In Moscow, a leader of the Israel Communist Party met officials on an official visit, with TASS quoting party secretary Tewtik Tubi who said the Israeli ruling circles pursue criminal policy and should be opposed.
A garbled roll of city department salaries covers Pay Continued Prom Page One. It lists salaries for secretary positions, clerks, temporary help, and foremen across Sewer, Sanitary landfill, Street, Police, and IDR service, with scattered references to Delco-Kenny, Korean War service, and a memorial for Ethel Dill. Surviving relatives listed include a widow and son, with funeral arrangements in Florida.
A fragmented payroll list shows various city positions across Planning, Redevelopment, Municipal Utilities and legal offices. It includes planning director, secretary, technicians, temporary staff, and executive roles with salaries ranging from a few hundred to twelve thousand dollars.
Paul W. Perdive continues from page one with new appointments including Willam J. Winchester as general freight agent at Noblesville succeeding Charles W. Frey. Other central rivials include W. S. Cook in Philadelphia, R. O. Olson in Chicago, T. J. Soltis in Indianapolis, C. G. Hoffman in Philadelphia, Dr. Charles L. Armington in Anderson, and H. W. Reed in Atierson. Directors listed: John Hammeyer Muncie, Charles Stim ming of France Stone in Indianapolis, J. M. McGuigan of Pennsylvania Railroad in Chicago, and Robert G. Flannery of New York Central.
The first annual 4H Dog Obedience Show will be Saturday August 12 at the Madison County 4H Fair in Alexandria. Forty four members trained in three 4H Dog Clubs under local leaders. Dogs will perform heel on leash stand for exam recall sit and stay commands. Public invited to watch at 1 30 p m in Bam 1 4H Grounds Beulah Park.
The pope spoke at the ruins near Seleuk about the Third Council of Ephesus and urged Christian unity. He cited Peace with the Patriarch of Constantinople, addressed non-Catholic Christians, and expressed hopes for dialogue with Archbishop Ramsey and other Christian leaders.
Funeral services for Erman Copher, former Elwood resident, who died of a heart attack in Tampa, Florida, were held in that city last Saturday. Burial followed in Garden of Memories in Tempe. Survivors include his wife, a brother Earl Copher of Elwood, a daughter Dotha Osborne of Elkhart, another daughter Helen Jo Blakley of Santa Monica, California, and three sons Robert Richard and Ronald, all of Tampa. He was born in Elkhart to Ollie and Ava Copher and left the city in 1901 to enter business.
An Indiana man, Val Clack of Lafayette, was killed in a three vehicle crash on U S 4 west of Vandalia. Roby Clark, 48, was injured and listed in satisfactory condition at Fayette County Hospital. The two semi drivers James W Whitman Jr of West Terre Haute and James Hudson of West Jefferson, Ohio were uninjured.
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