Barn Destroyed By Fire Near Anderson On Monday
A two story barn on a John Holtzleiter farm north of Anderson was totally destroyed by fire. Fire Co 5 from North Anderson fought the blaze for an hour and a half with aid from a Frankton tank truck. An auto fire damaged a Capitol Dodge Co. car at Mounds Park. Co 3 reported to the scene.
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Anderson
John Holtzleiter
Rt. 5
Fire Co. 5
North
Anderson Fire Department
Frankton
Mounds Park
Capitol Dodge Co
Indianapolis
Co. 3
Annual Free Fair Dates Scheduled
Saigon reports MIG jet fighters engaged US raiders near Hanoi while ground fighting dwindled in five northern provinces. A US spokesman said 16 F105s bombed a North Vietnamese ammunition depot as MIGs fled, marking a rare forceful encounter in over a month. The Anderson Free Fair runs July 3 to 10 with harness racing and Deggeller Shows.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Hanoi
U.S
Viet Nam
North
Deggeller
Frank Allis
Anderson Free Fair
Sociation, Inc
Shelbyville
Wills
Florida
Noel C. Elberson
17Th Parallel
Thanh Hoa Tt
Earl M. Sefton Former Legion Head Here Dies
Pete Sefton aged 72 of Middletown collapsed on Sunday at Anderson County Club while golfing. A DePauw University graduate and former American Legion leader, he was born August 1942 in Anderson to George and Martha Sefton.
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Earl M. Sefton
Legion
Parle M
Pete) Sefton
Rt. 1
Middletown
Anderson Country Club
Mr. Sefton
Anderson
George Qd
Martha Mohler Sefton
Anderson High School
DePauw University
Piease Tare Ie Mage
Tadennify
Record Holiday Toll Seen By United Press International
United Press International tally at 11 30 p m ET shows at least 406 traffic deaths since the holiday began Friday at 6 pm. California leads with 51 deaths. Texas and Ohio 25. New York and Michigan 21. Florida 19. Missouri 17. Illinois 15. Georgia reports 9 drownings while several states report none. Former Arizona Governor Howard Pyle said tolls may exceed last year’s record.
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United Press International
Arizona
Howard Kyle
National Safey Council
Ord
National Safety Council
Pyle
Texas
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Florida
Missouri
Illinois
Georgia
Gastmente
South Carolina
Washington
Anderson
Mhgood
Pendleton
Mesandini
Chesterfield
Noblesville
Marion
Reardon
Indiana
Maryland
Kivisis
Minmot
West Virwinia
Pennsylvania
Tnnessee
Virginia
Calwarnia
South Dakota
Foxas
Louisius
Kentucky
Connectict
Oklahoms
Alabama
Nord
Food price rise blamed on policies and shortages
Washington AP reports Farm Bureau leader Charles B. Shuman blames administration farm policies for rising prices with no benefit to farmers. He cites shortages affecting fresh fruits and vegetables and argues wage-driven costs push up the consumer price index. Officials promise relief in June from the vegetable shortage.
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Washington
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau
Sidney A. Jaffe
Reau
U.S
W. Willard Wirtz
Shuman
Congress
California
New Mexico
Florida
Agriculture Department
Weather update notes warm humid day with showers
Partly cloudy warm and humid with scattered thunder showers. Forecast highs in the 30s and lows around 50s. Yesterday reached 80 with a low near 32. Sunset at 8 08 p.m. Sunrise at 5 32 a.m.
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
A crow in Scott area Vermont was booked for disturbing the peace after residents complained of noise. Police attempted capture, then released the bird to a local family who promised to cage it.
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Scot
Kan
Vt. Scott
Space Vacation Spa A Glimpse Of Orbital Tourism
In St Louis at a space conference, Eugene Root of Lockheed suggested a self contained space city orbiting Earth around the year 2000. The 200 kilometer high station would house tourists and support space research. He proposed a revolving city offering vacation stays and as a research base.
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ST. Louis
Jugene Root
Lockheed Missiles and Space Co
Sunnyvale
Calif
Scot Clark Wins Indy Memorial Day Race in Record Run
Jimmy Clark of Scotland won the Indianapolis Memorial Day race with a record average speed, beating Parnelli Jones as Clark became the first foreigner to win since 1916. Clark's 150.686 mph topped Foyt's 147.35 record, while Jones finished second after fuel shortage.
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Jim Clark
Clark
A. J. Foyt
Indianapolis
Jimmy Clark
Scotland
Gary A. d. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Clack
Cheok
Foyts Sear
Foyt
Dario Resta
Duns
Parnélli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Speedway Oval
Jones
Lotus
Colin Chapman
London
Wilbur Shaw
Scot
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Memorial Day Observances Brighten Area Across County
Anderson veterans and patriotic groups held a Memorial Day motorcade visiting Memorial Park and East Maplewood Cemeteries as perfect holiday weather blessed the weekend. Police and state officers reported very few injuries in weekend accidents, with two minor incidents on crossings. Lola Campbell and her son Jimmy Harris Campbell sustained minor injuries from a Sunday night crash at E Cross Street and Rangeline Road. Terry Ray Wills suffered a possible head injury at Sth and Jackson Streets and was admitted to St. John’s.
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Anderson
Sherriff's Office
Lola Campbell
Rt. 1
E. Cross St
Rangeline Rd
Jimmy Harris Campbell
Terry Ray Wills
Southern Ave
Sth
Jackson Sts
St. John's
Ture
Green Light Is On For Gemini Launch
Cape Kennedy, Fla. AP reports NASA gave approval for Thursday's Gemini 4 mission with astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II. White will perform a spacewalk near an orbiting satellite, practicing tethered exterior activity and photo documentation during a four day flight with support ships and recovery forces assembling in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans.
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Janus McDivitt
Loft
Edward White
McDivitt
White
Hoy
Cape Kennedy
Fla
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
National Aeronautics and Spaces Administration
Ito
Christopher €. Krafter
Jon
Atlantic
Pacific
Indian Oceans
Air Force
Mission Control Center
Aml
Gemini
AC Commencement Sets Record 188 Degrees and Guests
AC announces a record 188 graduates for its four year program including 82 Andersons with degrees conferred at Warner Auditorium during the 11th annual International Convention of the Church of God. Degrees awarded include 150 Bachelor of Arts, 30 Bachelor of Science and 8 graduate divinity.
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Manchester College
Comeios
Germany
Grand Cayman
Cong Kong
Canada
Costa Rica
Trinidad
New Arrivals and Vicinity Note Updated Residents
Community bulletin lists new arrivals and nearby residents including Mr and Mrs Cherry Cotner Mr Taneal Sty a baw Mr and Mrs Dennis Wored Wa Wowie Ska gard Kt Lobes Hospital Mr aul Mrs Chiarence Wald at 2407 Werth St in the vicinity information.
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Cherry Cotner
Taneal
Dennis Wored
Lobes Hospital
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