Re-Elect School Board Members Elwood Action
Elwood city council reappointed Elwood school board members ELWOOD Wilfred Shaw Parker Socrat with George C. McMinn Jr. also submitting a request. Darrell Miller urged another term for Shaw and Parker. council approved unanimously. Public remarks included a bill dispute with Dead Pump and Supply Co and a tax rate study contract.
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Elwood
Wilfred Shaw
Reen
Charles Parker
Socrat
George C. McMinn Jr
Darrell Miller
Shaw
Parker
Jerry Moseley
Dead Pump and Supply Company
Indianapolis
Deah
Henry B. Skaggs
Gene Smith
New Arrivals Born at Community Hospital
Mr and Mrs Warren Martin of 319 Cottage Ave report a girl. Mr and Mrs James Black of Franklin announce a son. Mr and Mrs Charles Stitt of Summitville report a girl. Mr and Mrs Carl Carpenter of 624 Madison Ave report a girl. Mr and Mrs Stephen McClintock of Middletown report a girl. Mr and Mrs Donald Benfield of Middletown report a boy.
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Warren Martindale
Cottage Ave
James Black
Franklin
Charles Stitt
Summitville
Carl Carpenter
Madison Ave
Stephen McClintock
Middletown
Donald Benfield
Mercy Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted
Mercy Hospital reports admissions include Mrs Homer Kimball Pamela Lisa Ronald Kelly Frankton Joseph Davis 1628 S K St Mrs Calvin Shaw 1611 Main St Mrs Roy Erdman Green Acres Trailer Ct Tina L Austin 2106 S B St Dismissals list Michael K Green 2812 N C St Mrs Ivan Reason Frankton James Creek Rt 2 Mrs Pearl Wilhoite 1624 S M St Mrs Daniel E Delph and baby Windfall Loren Evans 2518 Main St Harold E Stone 1611 S N St Mrs Kenneth Roudebush Atlanta Mrs Samuel Jones Alexandria Mary E Harris 2306 S A St Mrs David Brookshire and baby Fairmount Born a daughter to Mr and Mrs Edgar Davis 833 N 11th St
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Elwood
Mercy Hospital
Homer Kimball
S. I St
Pamela
Lisa
Ronald Kelly
Frankton
Joseph Davis
S. K St
Calvin Shaw
Main St
Roy Erdman
Green Acres Trailer Ct
Tina L. Austin
S. B St
Michael K. Green
C St
Ivan Reason
James Creek
Rt. 2
Pearl Wilhoite
S, M St
Daniel E. Delph
Baby
Windfall
Loren Evans
Harold E. Stone
S, N St
Kenneth Roudebush
Atlanta
Samuel Jones
Alexandria
Mary E. Harris
S. A St
David Brookshire
Fairmount
Edgar Davis
N. 11Th St
Communists press near Kompong Thom as Vietnam combat widens
Cambodian officials report Hanoi troops fighting near Kompong Cham four miles southwest of the Mekong city, with 47 Communist dead and four South Vietnamese wounded. Reports say North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao forces move south from Laos into Cambodia, threatening Kompong Thom and Baray as Viet Cong links are pursued. CBS NBC newsmen missing after a CBS NBC crew’s car was abandoned on Highway 3 south of Phnom Penh, with Cambodian troops and reporters unable to reach them.
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Mekong
Kompong Cham
Red Movement
Phnom Penh
Pathet Lao
Laos
Cambodia
Kompong Thom
Era
UPI
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS and
National Broadcasting Co
Welles Hangen
NBC
George Syvertsen
Gerry Miller
CBS
Angtassom
U.S
Route 3
Gerald Miller
Lake content Duluth water facts
Lake content Duluth notes that the Great Lakes hold about half the Earth's fresh water. The statement emphasizes the lakes' vast volume and global significance as a freshwater reservoir. It underscores the region's connection to water resources and environmental importance.
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Duluth
The
Great Lakes
Globe
Works Board Takes Bids On Snowplows
The Indianapolis Board of Public Works received bids from seven local firms for two snowplows and two salt spreaders as the city prepares for winter. Chairman Robert Hodson said buy now to save costs and train crews beforehand. Contracts for the new Number 8 fire station at 104 West 53rd Street were signed, with major bids going to A. B. Cochran of Indianapolis for general construction and Amick Electrical of Anderson for electrical work, Tibco of Anderson for mechanical. The board also rejected a rumble strip proposal on Eighth Street near Allis Park, citing safety and snow clearing concerns.
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Board of Public Works
City Street Department
Robert Hodson
Indianapolis
William Byer
Richard Roberts
W. 53Rd St
A. B. Cochran
Amick Electrical Co
Anderson
Tibco
Eighth Street
Allis Park
Park Department
Les Taylor
Hodson
Safety Board
Park Board
Board of Works
Pendleton Sesquicentennial Crafts Festival Planned
Pendleton hosts a week long crafts festival September 5 to 12 at the Pendleton Junior High gym. Mrs Lee Cook chairs crafts tables for the Pendleton area event with hand made items judged and on display and a sale table. The theme Your Great Heritage suits a display featuring quilting, ceramics, weaving, spinning, leather crafts, chair caning and food exhibits led by the women's division with Grace Elliott as chair.
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Pendleton
Lee Cook
Pendleton Area
Charles Oldham
Grace Elliott
Body of Bedford man found at Lake Monroe
The body of 69 year old William R. Pruett was recovered Tuesday in the Sugar Creek area near Lake Monroe Bloomington. Police said he was believed to have drowned though the exact cause of death was not yet determined.
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Bloomington
Ind
William R. Pruett
Bedford
Sugar Creek
Lake Monroe
Here
Pruett
Space Medicine Studied On Soyuz 9 Flight
Soviet cosmonauts Andrian Nikolayev and Vitaly Sevastianov aboard Soyuz 9 began experiments to study human physiology in space. The two man craft adjusted its orbit and conducted medical tests, including blood pressure, as they worked to solve life support challenges for long duration flight. They observed Earth features for potential future economic use and responded to a greeting from Neil Armstrong.
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Moscow
UPS
Andrian Nikollayev
Tass
Vitaly Sevastianov
Soviet Union
Baikonur
Neil A. Armstrong
Khrushchev Recovers After Hospital Visit in Moscow
Former Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev is reported recovering at the Kremlin hospital from an illness. Reported ailments varied with some sources claiming a mild brain hemorrhage while others describe a heart attack as more likely.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khruschev
Brand New Hearing Help From Sonotone Micros Wisp Aid
Sonotone introduces the Micros Wisp the smallest past ear auricle hearing aid from the 40 year leader in better hearing The tiny light device weighs a fifth of an ounce and sits behind the ear with a slender tube to the ear tip Visit J C Hoover Certified Hearing Aid Audiologist at 231 235 Citizens Bank Blog or call 643 1842 for a demonstration.
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Sonotone
J. C. Hoover
Citizens Bank
Khorana claims first total synthesis of a gene
Nobel laureate H Gohbind Khorana announced to University of Wisconsin researchers that his team achieved the first artificial synthesis of a gene from simple chemical building blocks in a test tube. He cautioned on impact but suggested future possibilities include disease cures and altering human traits through gene supply.
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Madison, Wis
UPI
H. Gohbind Khorana
Khorana
TV Newsmen Missing Near Angtassom After Ambush
NBC CBS and local reporters are missing after an ambush on Route 3 in Cambodia near Angtassom. Army units battle heavy fire while villagers report possible survivors and guards escort some occupants. final status uncertain.
Wallace Wins Reagan Backed Runoff In California
Wallace defeated Brewer in the Democratic runoff amid a heated exchange over black militants and a bloc vote while Walter Mondale? No. Wallace captured a decisive edge aided by 150,000 votes for Charles Woods who stayed neutral in the runoff as Unruh led Yorty in California. George Murphy led Norton Simon in the Republican Senate primary.
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Wallace
Brewer
Charles Woods
Woods
California
Sen
George Murphy
Norton Simon
Second Man Arrested In Police Slaying
Obvious second arrest in Oblong Illinois murder case follows fatal shooting of Police Chief Jack Fancis. James A. Sharp of Greenup charged with murder and aggravated battery. Clarence Eugene Wilson, 42, of Missouri, already charged in the same shooting. Prosecutors seek justice for the slain chief.
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Oblong
Ill
James A. Sharp
Greenup
Jack Fancis
Clarence Eugene Wilson
Missouri
Poman
Three Face the Car BB Gun Damage Across the City
Police said the BB gun incident left about ten windows, mail boxes, and fence posts damaged. Peterson was picked up at his home after reports from multiple city areas. A school bus driver also reported bus window damage and insurance sources note car window replacement costs range from 25 to 36 dollars.
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Peterson
Phillippe
Parents seek special education now in Alexandria schools
A Alexandria school board meeting heard from Mrs. Ruby Todd and other parents urging immediate special education classes. Supt. Thomas cited space and funding limits while noting added remedial aides and summer reading classes. He reported new hires, a teacher resignations, and many students in driver education and remedial reading. The next meeting is June 15.
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Alexandria
Ruby Todd
Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
Alexandria Class of 1920 Alumni Honor Roll Notice
Former teachers Mrs Grace Stafford and Mrs Thurman Hall taught Latin and French. Rev Donald J Dunkin of Indianapolis, a retired Baptist minister, also taught in 1920. Mrs Georg Joanna Dickens Trester, married to the school superintendent, and the late A L Trester who founded Indiana High School Athletic Association receive recognition. Velma Anthony McKewsen of Marion invited but ill. Attendees include Thelma Culbertson Baker, Angie Wilson Burkett, Ralph Carpenter, Katherine Keller Conder, Lucille Gruwell, Russell Dunn, Garland Hamlin, Dorothy Stewart Hughes, Mary Louise Oakes, Gilbert Carpenter, Edward Payson Culver, and several Alexandria natives. Elsie Parker sought in California. Four original class members have died: Mrs Ralph Bertsche, John Marshall Plackard, George Schnauss, and
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Grace Stafford
Thurman Hall
Donald J. Dunkin
Indianapolis
Georg
Joanna Dickens Trester
A. L. Trester
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Trester
Nome
Velma Anthony McKewsen
Marion
Thelma Culbertson Baker
Angie Wilson Burkett
Ralph Carpenter
Chicago
Katherine Keller Conder
Detroit
Lucille McKinley Gruwell
Columbia City
Russell Dunn
Garland Hamlin
Anderson
Dorothy Stewart Hughes
Muncie
Mary Louise Tilman Oakes
Mansfield
Ohio
Gilbert Carpenter
Fort Wayne
Edward Payson
Culver
Iseven
Alexandria
Clifford Beigh
Muriel Dick Eisler
Marjorie French
Clarence Mounsey
Herbert Tyler
Erle Wendt
Ivan Arnold
Elsie Parker
California
Ralph Bertsche
John Marshall Plackard
George Schnauss
North Carolina Man Heads Baptists
Willis Tappan is named head of the Baptists in North Carolina. The Denver report notes the South Organizers elected Rev Carl E Bates as president after retirement, with Mrs Thel Dunn and others involved in the event. Finance and internal church matters are discussed amid changes and a moral seminar held in April.
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Willis Tappan
Denver
UPI
South
Havelefp Baptist Convention
French
Carl E. Bates
Thel
North Carolina
Indianapolis
Sell Dunn
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Ivan Arnold
Delco-Re
Iment
Garland Hamlin
Christian Life Commission
Guide Lamp
Atlanta
Playboy
Maga
Westside Paint-In Slated For Saturday
More than 50 members of Local 669 the Brotherhood of Painters and Allied Trades will paint the Westside Community Center in Anderson Saturday. The one day blitz supports National Painting and Decorating Week and will finish a rehabilitation project with an open house 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday. Local 669 president John Weaver and Earl Weaver organized manpower from Anderson and Muncie to paint gym walls, ceilings, doors and trim, and spray outside in white and steel gray using 175 gallons of donated paint. The Anderson City Park Department has renovated the center, including new floors, paneling, carpeting, and lighting, with the project advancing the completion date for full use by next Monday.
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Alexandria Lutheran Church of Our Blessed Savior
Christ
Jesus Christ
Son
God
Savior
Clara Graft
Pennsylvania
Alexandria
Henry Goebel
Indianapolis
Julie Fletcher
Lo- the Weavers
Cal
Brotherhood of Bers
Painters and Allied Trades
Muncie
West
Anside
Anderson Recreation Center
669
John Weaver
Earl Weaver
Anderson and Muncie
Westside Center
PDCA
Andereson
City Park Department
Ralph McCoy
Frank Woschitz
Westside Center Advisory Board
Youths to work for $1 an hour in school program
The program offers junior high males three hours of gardening and yard work on school property at $1 per hour. Supervising teachers, a study period, and field trips are planned. Sessions run one day weekly for six weeks, with first come, first served applications.
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Drumm
Greece Receives Major Arms Aid Despite Embargo Break
U S officials reveal Greece got 58.5 million in 1968 and 170 million the next year in arms aid, mostly gifts. The embargo was breached after the Czechoslovak invasion to demonstrate NATO deterrence. Senate and House committees were reportedly not consulted. Strong opposition in Congress expected if arms to Greece continue. Diplomacy hampered by opposition from Denmark Norway and Italy.
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NATO
Mediterranean
Israel
Senate Foreign Relations
House Foreign Affairs Committees
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Thomas Morgan
Senate
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Frank Church
Idaho
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Cambodia
Nixon
Athens
Washington
Denmark
Norway
Italy
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