Two Anderson Residents Die In Separate Crashes
Four people died in multi car crashes across Indiana in two days. Anderson resident Mrs Flossie Hannabery age 67 and John Logan Minor age 97 died in separate incidents while Mrs Ethel DeBord age 57 of Markleville and Robert Moore Jr age 21 of Muncie perished in a Chesterfield three car crash. Noblesville man Harry Stidham 37 died in a four car wreck at Ind 37 and 116th St in Hamilton County. Minor, longtime Anderson resident, survived by two sons and three daughters, with services arranged at Brown and Butz Funeral Home.
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Anderson
Flossie B. Hannabery
E. 10Th St
John Logan Minor
George J. Minor
E. 19Th St
Chesterfield
Ethel DeBord
Rt. 1
Markleville
Robert Moore Jr
Muncie
Noblesville
Harry Stidham
Ind
Logan Minor
Jaci. Minor
Davenport
George James Minor
Betty
Joan
Virginia Minor
Shelbyville
Brown and Butz
Hannabery
Duane M. Brown
Marion
Hanna
Bery Auto
Michael Bowling
Arcadia
Indiana
Brown
Hannaberg
Huntington County Hospital
Portland
Guide Lamp Division
Woodrow Wilson Hannabery
Birmingham
Ala
Adolphus R. Hannaberg
Fullerton
Calif
Clarence Brenner
Hartford City
Claude Brenner
Eaton
Earl Brenner
Dunkirk
James Brenner
Catherine Sargent
Jack McCune
Baker Brothers Funeral
Monroe Schuster
Memorial Park
Madison County Sheriff's Department
Ray L. Williams
Ronald Burford
Lima
Ohio
Williams
Burford
Headon
Anderson Board Advances Neighborhood Sewer Plans and City Projects
The Anderson Board of Works approved a $14,700 contract with Henry B Steeg and Associates to draft preliminary sewer district line drawings aiding integration into the city wide expansion. A $7,987 contract was awarded to Cummins Electric for a diesel emergency generator and a $74,207 contract to Westinghouse Electric for a new power substation to serve St Johns. Other actions included culvert contracts on Madison Ave and Meadowbrook Parkway, bids for a street roller, and a rejected civil defense siren bid. Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Board of Works
Henry B. Steeg
Cummins Electric
Indiana and
Michigan Electric Company
Westinghouse Electric Company
St. John's Hospital
Ralph Reed and Son
Madison Ave
Delmar Rd
Meadowbrook Parkway
Paul McKeand
Stafford and Cernan Return After Gemini 9 Splashdown
Triumphant astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan land at Cape Kennedy after a precise Gemini 9 splashdown in the western Atlantic ending a 72 hour 20 minute flight. Presidents and crowd praise their three rendezvous and longest spacewalk. They return to Houston for debriefing and homeward flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Wasp
Thomas P. Stafford
Bugne A. Cernan
Eugene Cernan
Thomas Stafford
Atlantic Ocean
Uss
Cape Kennedy
UPI
Stafford
Johnson
Cape
Cernan
President Johnson
Houston
U.S
iCernan
California Voters Cast Ballots Today
Reagan and Christopher brought their heated campaign to a finale as Brown sought a record third term while Yorty loomed. About 5.1 million of California’s 7.8 million registered voters were expected to vote in Tuesday’s primary. Christopher attacked Reagan as the GOP nominee threat, saying the party could be decimated if Reagan prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Ronald Reagan
George Christopher
California
Reagan
Christopher
San Francisco Bay Area
Edmund G. Brown
Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Brown
Yorty
Richard Nixon
San Diego
GOP GO GO Plans Advance at Indiana State Fair
Richard M Nixon will lead a salute Saturday at the Manufacturers Building Indiana State Fairgrounds to the 11 Indiana GOP congressional candidates. The Geminis a five piece band from Anderson will lead the Fifth District delegation. Go Go combos and yell leaders from each district perform. Tickets for the 100 dollar plate GO GO GO dinner are offered by local Republicans with two buses arranged to pick up Young Republican Club members for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Nixon
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Indiana
GOP
Geminis
Anderson
Kenneth Bowman
Madison County Teen Republican Organization
Wilma Bowman
Opal Gilliam
Harold
Bisel
Madison County Women's Republican Club
Myron Seybert
Jack Pihl
Frank Lucas
Charles McGonigle
Don Williams
Frank Allis
Seybert
John Wicker
Fifth District
Republican Club
Supreme Court orders new trial or freedom for Sheppard
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 that Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard must receive either a new trial or release due to prejudicial news coverage and courtroom chaos tainting his 1954 murder conviction. Cleveland sources say trial may not occur before fall term. Sheppard is free after nine years of a life sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Samuel H. Sheppard
Tom C. Clark
Cuyahoga County
Sam
Cleveland
Sheppard
Ohio
Weather Forecast Brief for Local Area
Sunny and mild today with fair cool tonight. Increasing cloudiness and a warmer trend with a chance of showers by Wednesday afternoon. Highs in the mid 70s today, lows near 50. yesterday’s high was 76. Sunrise 5 17 a m, sunset 8 08 p m.
Milford teen Repairer Fixes Church Clock After 10 Years
Good Morning Milford report: the Church of Christ Congregational tower clock now chimes again after a decade of silence. Howard Ward III, 15, a church member, repaired it, saying he spent 25 cents on parts after评 contractors asked $1,000. He climbed the steeple with pliers and an oil can to complete the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford, Conn
Church of Christ, Congregational
Howard Ward III
Ward
ACA Readies Member Drive at Madison County Chapter Event
The Spying Membership Meet of the Madison County Chapter of Americans for Conservative Action will be at Linder's at 8 p.m. on Friday. Keith H. Cochran identifies Don A. Tabbert, Indianapolis attorney and former U S district attorney for the Southern District of Indiana, as featured speaker on "A Call for Action Election 1966."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Americans For Conservative Action
Linder’s
Keith H. Cochran
Don A. Tabbert
Indianapolis
United States
Indiana
Futher
ACA
Americans For Constitutional Action
David H. Griffith
Jack L. Pihl
Viet Cong Attacks An Khe Base in Central Highlands
Viet Cong guerrillas attacked the An Khe air base in the Central Highlands, hitting the helicopter field and airstrip with 57 mm recoilless rifles. U.S. commanders tightened security while reporting no aircraft damage. The operation Crazy Horse nearby was hailed as a Allied victory with large VC losses and numerous captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPS
An Khe
Highlands
U.S
Teh
1St Air Cavalry Division
1St Air Cavalry
Quang Loc Dong
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Red River
Meredith Shot by Sniper During Mississippi March
James Meredith was wounded by a forest sniper on the second day of his Mississippi march. He and four followers were ambushed on Highway 51 near Hernando as authorities arrested a suspect, James Norvell, charged with assault with intent to murder. President Johnson and Martin Luther King Jr. were noted in the coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Cazalas
United Press International
Hernando, Miss
UPI
James Meredith
Mississippi
Meredith
James Norvell
Memphis
Hernando
FBI
Johnson
Martin Luther King Jr
Cello Set For Weekend at Riviera Theatre
Walter Black of the Anderson Civic Theatre praises the diverse crew behind The Absence of a Cello. The production at the Riviera Theatre this weekend relies on lighting, stage management, props, wardrobe, makeup and promotion teams led by director Millie Ewald and producer Charlie Swinford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Black
Anderson Civic Theatre
Riviera Theatre
Civic Theatre
Chuck Bartholomew
Lowell Davidson
Cynthia Green
Virginia Helvie
Dottie Mace
Sharon Bitar
Millie Ewald
Charlie Swinford
Anderson
Hobbs Receives Suspended Term in Arson-Related Case
Gail L Hobbs 24 received a suspended one to three year sentence in Indiana Re formatory after pleading guilty to placing combustibles around a Lapel grain elevator the charge reduced from arson Judge Carl T Smith ordered weekend jail time through July 30 court costs due in 30 days and strict compliance with terms Addison James 19 pleaded guilty to reduced third degree burglary Judge Smith ordered presentence investigation and sentencing after June 20 Donald Bennett 25 pleaded guilty to breaking and entering Geeting Lumber Co and cash register crime with pre sentence workup set for June 20 sentencing also involved in case was Harold Bynum and Rick Allen Manis requesting continuance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail L. Hobbs
Indiana Reformatory
Carl T. Smith
Hobbs
Don LaPierre
Smith
Madison County
James Addison
Marion W. Withers
William F.lawler, Jr
Fulton, Ky
Harold Bynum
Bennett
Firmudge Smith
Rick Allen Manis
New Arrivals At St Johns And Community Hospital
Births reported from St John s Hospital and Community Hospital include a girl for Feaster of 711 Federal Dr a girl for Rhule of 810 W 11th St a boy for Hawkins of 817 W 3rd St a girl for Davis of 152742 Walnut St a boy for Douglas of Alexandria a boy for Chambers of 209 Willow Dr a girl for Christien of Chesterfield a girl for Garringer of Daleville a boy for Stedham Rt 4 a girl for Witenaa 104 E Birch St a girl for Moore of 2415 Ridgewood Dr and a girl for King of 1302 W Oak Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Feaster
Federal Dr
Dwayne Rhule
Robert Hawkins
W. 3Rd St
Noel Davis
Walnut St
Community Hospital
Herbert Douglas
Alexandria
Jay Chambers
Willow Dr
Leo Christienson
Chesterfield
Jerry Gareringer
Daleville
Jesse Stedham
Menates Witenaa
E. Birch St
Ronald Moore
Ridgewood Dr
Clarence King
W. Oak Lane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reed-Holcomb
Deeds Equipment Co
Indiana Equipment Co
Municipal Equipment Co
Edgewood Baptist Church
Stafford, Cernan
Der
Marilyn
U.S. Base
Vinh Thanh Valley
Connie Mack League
Bernard Krueger
City Park Board
N. E. Elberson
Anderson Free Fair Board
Free Fair Board
Anderson Connie Mack Baseball League
William Chambers
William J. Hutton
Krueger
Dr. Elberson
Jim Storrett
Park Board
Herald
Addison
St. John’s Hospital
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