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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1967
Page
1
The Indiana Tuberculosis Association held a regional Christmas Seal Campaign and conference in Anderson at the Holiday Inn. Eleven courses were represented as Mrs. Marvel Hudson welcomed attendees and Harold Taunton outlined the campaign.
The bill and sponsor are unclear but the mediation approach aims to avert a strike while preserving bargaining. Pepper foresees mediation and public attention signaling Congress will not impose a final solution, signaling a settlement could emerge. The US weighs Arab heads and U Thant session logistics amid emergency talks and assembly sensitivities.
The report compiles fragmented figures across districts with entries on assaults burglaries robberies and auto thefts. Evans Ville diverges from a rising trend while Port Wayne shows mixed results with several crime categories including larceny and arson.
The article describes tense maneuvers among Johnson, De Gaulle, Kosygin, and others over possible meetings and mediation. It notes Soviet moves to condemn Israel and Arab actions, U S opposition to a new assembly session, and Goldberg’s defense of emergency-session authority under the 1950 UN peace framework.
Egan survived by son Herbert Egan Jr stepson William Gorman two daughters Carolyn and Vicki all of Greenfield five brothers Org Kednard Leo Shirley Art Clyde Esmex all for Knightstown. Four sisters Mrs Vesta Hunt Merritt Island Fla Mrs Faye Warvis Coco Fia Edna Dyre and Mrs Thulmia Neal Knightstown and his fatherless Egan of Moorehead Ky. Former Chrysler Corp valet in New Castle, he worked as a service station attendant at death. Friends will be received at Butcher Funeral Home Knightstown after Iran to SMH Ceili Rex Moduril Markle Ville Remained in critical condition Tuesday night. He was injured when he wore his tie into the front of an oncoming car and was struck.
Fragmentary record notes a library or home study area expanding into adjoining rooms. Mentions an undetermined cause or factor related to visas and references to Egyptians. Language is garbled and names or dates are not readable.
A passerby reported a barn on fire at Rangeline and Nursery Roads. Fire officials dispatched responders as Chesterfield Wire Department crews were en route. The barn owner remains unknown.
Governor Branigin proposed studying bonds to fund a bridge over the Ohio River with the Mankind Dam as a foundation while inviting officials to a dedication at Merklin hydroelectric station. The report also covers regional notices, funeral arrangements, and state questions on water resource planning and a new state park at New Harmony.
An era of tense diplomacy unfolds as Israel rejects prewar boundaries and faces Arab demands for return of land while evaluating concessions for Palestinian refugees. Observers note minimal willingness to pause settlement expansion amid potential new negotiations with neighboring states.
Firefighters rescued seven children from a home while officers commended for risking life. Injured include Chamberlin with possible arm fracture, Worden with ankle fracture and hip laceration. The piece also covers a political funds case involving Senator Stennis and remarks by Dodd defending himself amid accusations.
Eyewitness report details Egyptian coordinated relief as Red Cross aids evacuees from Nasser's defeated legions. Wounded soldiers are ferried by Israeli ambulances to a checkpoint near the canal, with Egyptian doctors registering thousands and convalescents being counseled and sheltered amid desert peril.
Two Madison area deaths are reported. Mrs. Goldie Wood of Lapel daughter of William and Melinda Green died Thursday. She is survived by two daughters, Beulah and Dolores, three sisters and three brothers. Funeral arrangements are at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home in Lapel. Leonard Lemke 41 Sheridan farmer died after a one day illness. Funeral at Morris Funeral Home with burial at Fairview Cemetery Tipton chaired by Rev. Roy Pranschke. Friends may call at the funeral home.
Speaker Percy will be introduced by Walter Beardsley of Elkhart at a Friday noon news conference in the Columbia Club. State Chairman Charles Hendricks said Beardsley helped secure Percy as speaker. Reagan had been listed as a tentative speaker but canceled due to California’s legislative session. A new revenue-sharing formula for the dinner allocates 80 percent to the county committee first half, 20 percent to the state, and reverses in the second half, with the state receiving 20 percent when the county exceeds its quota.
Candidates filed campaign expense reports in the county office during the past week. Notable filings included Anderson, mayoral hopeful, and candidates Ralph McJoy Frank N. Wealis and James Priest for judge, with several others listed in the primary queue.
Concluding the Pee Page One report, Rev W W King of Anderson is named vice president on the executive committee alongside Dr Miller Dr Craze and Mrs Clarence Patterson. Edgar Sait and Miss Lottie Franklin also listed, with Rev Leonard Snyder of Hamilton Ohio as board vice-chairman and Arlo F Newell of St Louis as president, and Courtney as secretary treasurer.
US and South Vietnam totals rise as weekly fighting adds 18 Allied deaths and 215 Vietnamese deaths. Communist losses reach about 200,000, with U S officials revising armed strength to 204,000 and Ky urging troop levels near 600,000. Ky cites talks with Laos and Cambodia, proposing fortified barriers to curb infiltration.
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