State GOP Convention Underway at Warner Auditorium
The Church of God international convention opens in Anderson with Rev. James Earl Massey of Detroit delivering the 9 45 a.m. Mass Meeting in Warner Auditorium. The event runs through Sunday with about 25 000 expected attendees and includes 19 mass meetings and workshops led by noted leaders such as Rev. Ful ton and Rev. Tabor.
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Church of God
Anderson
Keynater
James Earl Massey
Metropolitan Church of God
Detroit
Christ
Massey
Warner Auditorium
B. Std St
Anderson College
Lasight
Beraldars School
C. P. Kretzmann
Valparaiso University
Reroy M. Fulton
Sarasota
Fla
Kenneth C. Tabor
San Jose
Calif
Coloma
Leroy Fulton
Kenneth Tabor
Fulton
Tabor
James E. Massey
Mich
Lawyers Chosen From Jordan To Represent Sirhan
Four Jordanian lawyers Fouad Atallah Ahmad Eel Kalil Mohamed Baradea and Hassan Hawwaw were selected to defend Sirhan Bishara Sirhan the man accused of assassinating Senator Robert F. Kennedy. They will be joined by Arab colleagues as defense coordination expands. Sirhan, 24, remains in Los Angeles custody with Los Angeles police and court officials overseeing proceedings.
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Amman
Jordan
Sirhan Bishara Siran
Robert F. Kennedy
Jordanian Bar Association
Fouad Atallah
Ahamd Eel Kalil
Mohamed Barade’a
Hassan Hawwa
Bar Association
Sirhan
Los Angeles
Cali
Richard Buckley
Eisenhower Faces Recurrent Cardiac Attacks At Walter Reed
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower remains in guarded condition at Walter Reed Army Hospital after a series of heart-related episodes. Doctors reported stable vital signs, monitored closely with electronic devices, and noted no heart failure or new pain since the night attack. Mamie Eisenhower stays at his side as plans to return to Gettysburg are postponed.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed ‘Army Hospital
de Sanere
Fes
California
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Seahower
Bear Stack
Mamie Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Renault Workers Return to Jobs Strike Wave Continues
Renaults 165000 workers voted to return to work while new strikes and clashes persist. Shipyards in St Nazaire Bordeaux and La Seyne plus truck makers and metal plants join walkouts. Dockworkers Paris vendors and radio TV workers also halted. Union support comes from CGT and French Communist led unions amid ongoing tension in Paris Latin Quarter clashes.
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Paris
Renault
Frace
St. Nazaire
Bordeaux
la Seyne
Mediterranean
General Confederation of Labor
France
French National Students Union
UNEF
Ton
Colma
Supreme Court bans racial housing discrimination nationwide
The Supreme Court ruled that discrimination in all housing sales and rentals is illegal and urged Congress to strike down relics of slavery. The 72 decision declared the 1886 post Civil War law establishes an absolute ban on racial discrimination in the sale and rental of housing as the court began its summer recess.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Court
Antenna
John William Butenko
Orange
Nuj
Igor Ivanov
Sunday School lesson sparks legal debate and quotes on rights
A local physician questioned what must be done before dying in a humorous tale, while a broader court ruling hints at Congressional power over racial discrimination and growth in civil rights interpretations. The piece cites Justice Stewart and Sen Mondale, noting implications for housing, welfare, and residency rules. Pape 2 column 6.
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Lebanon, Ky
Temperatures Below Normal Says Outlook
Weather Bureau reports cooler than normal temperatures ahead with 50s overnight and five day average 2 to 5 degrees below normal. Weekend showers eased Monday with rain possible late week. Tuesday precipitation chances under 5 percent.
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Adiana
Weather Bureau
South Bend
Evansville
Viet Cong Helicopters Reported Along DMZ by U.S.
U S military says mysterious aircraft suspected as enemy helicopters appeared near the demilitarized zone dividing Vietnam with radar sightings east of the DMZ and north of the Ben Hai River. South Vietnamese sources claim 12 helicopters were shot down over the weekend amid Hanoi’s escalating actions.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Paris
Iow
Dmz
Ben Hai River
Anderson College Grants 218 Degrees Monday Eve
Anderson College conferred 218 degrees at a Monday evening commencement in Warner Auditorium ending its 79th International Convention of the Church of God. Dr. C. P. Kretzmann of Valparaiso University gave the guest address as 7,000 attendees watched. The event included the first master of religious education awarded to Miss Deanna Gayle Patrick of Winchester Kentucky among a dozen master of divinity candidates and 216 undergraduates with seven earning bachelor’s degrees.
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Warner ‘Auditorium
Th Chhurch of God
America
C. P. Kretzmann
Valparaiso University
Church of God Liberal Arts School
Deanna Gayle Patrick
Winchester
Three Persons Hurt In Weekend Car Accidents
Two people injured Saturday at 6 p m in separate crashes. Carl Vannatta twenty of 1720 Broadway eastbound on High Street collided with a car driven by Howard Wisehart twenty one of Frankton who pulled in front Wisehart said he did not see Vannatta and Vannatta could not stopwisely. Vannatta suffered a leg injury Wisehart a head injury neither driver believed to be seriously hurt Ronald Hale twenty of 417 West Plea Term to Pose 2 column 2
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High St
Cotageve
Carl Vannatta
Broadway
Howard Wisehart
Street Closings Declared For Anderson Water Project
The Meadowbrook area will see Elmway Dr from 37th St to South Parkway and 37th St from Elmway Dr to Madison Ave closed during ongoing Anderson water program work. Reopening will be announced after project completion. Fairfax St has reopened to traffic.
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Anderson Water
Meadowbrook
Elmway Dr
37Th St
South Parkway
37Th Strom Elmway ‘Dr
Madison ‘Ave
Fairfax St
Weather note hints at warm spell midweek
Brief weather summary notes a fair day with a slight warming trend. Highs around 15.85 degrees and a low tonight near 55 to 64. Yesterday's high about 14 and low near 56. Mentions Samet area and a 48 reading.
LSD May Aid In Reducing Drug Addiction
Indianapolis AP report: John Fintier, associate director of the Justice Department’s Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, told educators that LSD lessons may guide efforts to prevent youth drug use. He spoke at a pilot program's opening session on more effective anti narcotics education. He noted traditional scare campaigns against tobacco and alcohol failed with teens, but distributing bare LSD facts shows some promise.
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Andianapolis
John Finlater
Justice Department
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Fin
New Arrivals Born at St John s Hospital and Community Hospital
List of birth announcements from St Johns Hospital and Community Hospital including births to Mr and Mrs William Crouse Orchard Lane a boy Mr and Mrs Charles Engle 3916 Brown St a boy and multiple other couples across cities such as Pendleton Columbus Ave Brown St 12th St Sherman St Mounds Rd Central Ave Locust St 30th St and San Antonio Texas with the expected maternal name ending with Griner and others.
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William Crouse
Orchard Lane
Charles Engle
Brown St
Earl Tuck
Pendleton
Michael Mullin
Columbus Ave
Frank Hopkins
12Th St
Jerry Mandrell
Mounds Rd
Charles Webber
Willard New
Hickory Lane
Richard Jones
Corlett Way
Donald Haynes
Louise St
Franklin Waymire
Frankton
Charles Brum
Mett
Alexandria
Thomas Irwin
Central Ave
Lee Goldsmith
Locust St
Lonnie Smith
E. 30Th St
Dan Bell
Dennis Likans
1St St
R. D. Stocks
San Antonio
Texas
Enis
E. F. Griner
Anderson Herald Centennial Edition highlights past Century
The Anderson Herald marks 100 years of publication with a special centennial edition featuring photographs and stories from the past century. A devoted section recalls earlier times as the paper celebrates a hundredth birthday with vivid portraits of yesteryear.
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Anderson Herald
Spe
Yesteryear
Demonstrators March Against Soviet Guards in Berlin
In West Berlin on Monday demonstrators forced onto the Soviet war memorial grounds to mark the 15th anniversary of the 1953 uprising. Soviet soldiers with fixed bayonets moved to meet them. police reported no injuries or gunfire. An eyewitness noted a Russian sprayed water with a garden hose. The protest followed President Johnson and Chancellor Kiesinger’s Bonn meeting remarks about East German travel restrictions.
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Red Army
Johnson
Kurt George Kiesinger
Bonn
Anderson Man Elected Secretary of State
Ronald Colvill, longtime member of the Anderson Jaycees and local Junior Chamber of Commerce, was elected Indiana Jaycees secretary at the Evansville convention. He will assume July 1 for the 1968 69 year, after serving as Anderson Jaycees president in 1965 66 and region D vp in 1966 67.
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Ronald Colvill
Region D
Colvill
Lama
Indiana Republicans shuffle state treasurer race in Indianapolis
Indiana Republicans named a new state committee treasurer Frank T. Millis a banker and former official was elected to replace Richard E. Folz who resigned to pursue the lieutenant governor bid. State Rep Don W Robison filed for treasurer against John K Snyder as the nominating deadline neared while Edgar Whitcomb leads in governor race amid GOP consolidation.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Frank T. Millis
Richard E. Folz
Evanville
Folz
Don W. Robison
Shelbyville
John K. Snyder
Snyder
Buena Chaney
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Earl L. Bute
Otis R. Bowen
Robison
House
Milford
Anness
Senate
William D.eae
Pendleton High student wins NSF scholarship to UVA
Rex William Tracy, Pendleton High School senior, has been awarded a National Science Foundation scholarship to study at the University of Virginia Charlottesville. He will attend a summer course in electrical science and engineering from June 17 to August 10, a six week program for scientifically talented boys between junior and senior years.
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Rex William Tracy
Pendleton High School
The
Tional Science Foundation
University of
Visinia
Charlottesville
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Robert H. Reardon
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Herald
Potter Stewart
Walter F. Mondale
Dminn
Ronald J. Hale
St. John’s Hospital
Jaycees
Rex W. Tracy
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