25 Years After Debut The Met Diva Remembers Wig Mishap
Miss Peters recalls a backstage wig incident during a second act of a Met performance. She describes finishing the scene with a damaged wig and later finishing her long career with the opera house razed. Now 46 she looks to film or TV to continue her prominence.
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Zin
The
Old Met
Miss Peters
Nic
Ed Sullivan
Johnny Carson
Mike Douglas
Merv Griffin
Youngster Finds Mastodon Remains in Indiana Gravel Pit
A 12 year old in Anderson, Indiana uncovered mastodon bone chips while digging in a gravel pit. Experts from the Indiana State Museum examined the site as heavy equipment continued a search for more teeth, a skull fragment, and a tusk near Wilkinson.
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Sreep Mindat
Norty Anderson
Indiana Stats Museum
Allop
Jett Cooper
Glenn Burke
Rafi
Denver
My Jref Evans Horard
Indiana
Anderson Pravel
Burke
Indiana State
Metary
TNE
The Anderson Herald Debut And History In Brief
A commemorative clip marks The Anderson Herald first issue June 1 1848 and outlines its evolution through ownership by Hardesty Toner and Scott families. It notes its role as a community family newspaper and its bicentennial salute to free press and public discourse.
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Anderson Herald
The
Herald
John O. Slardesty
Anderson
Bab
Hardesty
Indianapolis
Orother
BS Sues
America
Oldham Plans to Enter Theological Ministerial Training
Oldham tops the School of Theology program and aims to begin ministerial training on the trial campus this fall. Isenhour discusses personal experience in a feature story titled A Story of Hope. A Life He Changed. A sacred concert by Robert Hale and Nean Wilder from the New York Cy Opera is set for 9 20 p.m. in Warner Auditorium. The General Assembly, led by Ne Arlo F Newell, concluded annual sessions with many training events ending.
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School of Theology
Isenhour
New York
Cy Opera
Robert Hale
Nean Wilder
Warner Auditorium
General Assembly
Arlo F. Newell
Springfield
Ohio
Anderson College hosts ministers breakfast and plan talks
Gallagher outlines a seven hour daily program running July to August at Mull State and Anderson for staff and ministers. Fallon and supervisor Bill O Neal will discuss alternatives today. Dr Oldham a leading church figure, former Warner Press president, speaks on pastoral counselling and church collaboration.
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Gallagher
Mull State
Anderson - Fallon
Bill O'Neal
Eall State
Byrum Hall
Ted Rigdon
Mooresville
Tad
K. EB. Kardatzke
Wichita
Kans
Anderson College
L. Franklin Miller
Warner Press
School of Theology
Morvin Baker
Ganlon
Ohio
Robert Dutin
Detroit
Mich
Keith Huttenlocker
Park Place
Church of God
Akron
Ind
Lima
Dayton
Anderson
Area Deaths DIES SUDDENLY AT 19
Zeke Amson aged 19 from Anderson died Thursday after being stricken at home. A 1974 Anderson High School graduate he lettered in football baseball and basketball and was active in A-Club YMCA Tithe League and Babe Ruth Baseball. He is survived by his parents a grandmother two brothers a sister and several nieces and nephews all of Anderson. Services Saturday 10 am Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with John Demaree officiating burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call 1 to 9 pm today.
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Zeke Amson
Wildwood Dr
Anderson High School
Zeke
ANS
A-Club
YMCA
Tithe League
Babe Ruth
Indiana University
Elmer C Ansen
Doris Pierce
Nyles and Pierce
Shearly Simpson
Anderson
Harold E. Rozelle
John Demarec
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Anderson Memorial Park
Friends Way
Elwood
Union City
Calif
Sarah Johns
London
Ont
Canada
Margrelia Fries
Buchanan
Mich
Lugitte Sinner
Los Gatos
Daniel
Hayward
Celif
Kenneth
Copher
Hnme
Elwood City
Funeral
Howard
Lind
Holder
Indianapolis
Mark Shaw
James E. Noland
Lake
Farrington
Connally Attacks Congress Over Energy Policy At GOP Conclave
Connally denounces Congress for a perceived energy policy vacuum at a press briefing. He argues oil company breakups should wait for public willingness to bear costs and contrasts oil industry share with autos and others. Republican state delegates plan district caucuses to nominate national delegates and hear keynote by Gov. Howen. Former Indianapolis Mayor Lugar and Lt. Gov. Orr are slated speakers amid court-related motions in Indianapolis.
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Congress
Connally
Thomas Milligat
Theodore Sendak
Irold Negrey
Marilou Wertler
Otis R. Howen
Indianapolis
Richard Lugar
U.S
Robert Orr
Earl Butz
Depot Work Set to Demolish Old Pennsylvania Depot
The old Pennsylvania Railroad depot on Fletcher Street, bought by the Anderson Library earlier this year, should be torn down by July 4. Library director Davi Bucave told the library board Thursday night. A one-day extension on demolition was granted for the fire damaged structure, with work not to begin until 30 days have passed. The board approved offering one or both elevators in the JC Penney building to the Community Acting Council for use in the Central Avenue School building. The elevators, still relatively new, could be scrapped if unused.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Fletcher Street
Anderson Library
Davi Bucave
Library
Buenye
Hucave Alba
JC. Penney
Central Avenue
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Cystic
Roberic Peters
Rodrey Brown
Noblesville
Leares
Wilkinson
McLary
Indian Sta Museum
Gallee
Gravel
Wales
Oldham
Maymie Denman
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Ernest Wilson
Ethel Benzie
Bright Funeral Home
Pendleton
Hattie Warless
Dunnichay Funeral Home
Flan Pilkington
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Davie Norris
Pan
Capher and Fesler
Ray Harger
Sersions
Coaltrin
Robert Johns Elwood
Robert Johns
Ram
Richard Roudebush
Veterans Administration
Dore
Community Hospital
James
Prangias
Alexandria
Ralph
Grhss
Mexandria
Aid
Starmy Shean Ir
Michael Conpichael
Dan Willis
Bramble Way
St. Joho's Hospital
Garyphellas
Middletown
Thomas Schsettmer
Jackson
S.C
the Schoettmers
J.C
Hearing Aid Services
Uloines
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