Mission Board Plans Redeployment Focus At Convention
Missionary boards will prioritize redeployment of missionaries to new regions and intensified education of indigenous leadership. The convention features Frances E Gard ner author of God is Fabulous at 2 45 p m in Warner Auditorium with Rev Leroy Oesch and Rev Marcus Morgan also speaking. A program of over 300 institutes and meetings draws an estimated 20 000 to 25 000 visitors by Sunday. Representatives discuss budget, property and personnel as July 1 transition nears. A major Latin American outreach step is the Jan 1 appointment of Maurice Caldwell and wife to Brazil with Sao Paulo HQ, while Harry Nachtigall and family shift from Kenya to Latin America for two years.
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Marcus Morgan
Chicago
General Assembly
Arlo F. Newell
St. Louis
Crose
Executive Council
W. E. Reed
Board of Church
Maurice Caldwell
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Mexico City
Home Missions Board
Harry Nachtigall
Kenya
East Africa
San Jose
Costa Rica
Nachtigall
Graduate School of Theology
Anderson College
Water Board Faces Contamination Links in Anderson Area
The Anderson Board of Health discussed ongoing sewage contamination in White River and Fall Creek stemming from defective systems in Anderson. Reports note polluted samples from five subdivisions and two mobile home courts, with State Board of Health action needed before any fixes.
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White River
Fall Creek
Anderson
Anderson Board of Health
State Board of Health
Pendleton
Falls Park
Indiana
Huntsville
Prairie Creek
Falls Park Pool
Opportunity
Peter Pan
Charles F. Gaus
Byer and
Gaus
Israel conducts six hour air raid on Jordan Valley targets
United Press International reports Israel waged a six hour air and artillery assault across Jordan Valley from the Dead Sea northward, amid civilian disruption. A American tourist Shirley Anderson was killed Tuesday near Qalya Beach inside Israel.
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United Press International
Israel
Jordan
Middle East
Jordan Valley
Dead Sea
Amman
Jerusalem
Shirley Anderson
Rochester
N.Y
Miss Anderson
Qalya Beach
Shoulders Found Guilty in Indiana Prison Knife Slaying
A Madison Circuit Court jury of three women and nine men found Indiana Reformatory inmate Leland Doyle Shoulders guilty of second degree murder in the knife killing of fellow inmate Samuel Kosak after nearly seven hours of deliberation. Sentencing set for July 7.
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Madison
Indiana
Samuel Kosak
Gary
J. Bayne Burton
Shoulders
Burton
Richard Kreegar
Kosak
Chastity Belts Battling Taxman Over Duty Fees
Anne Hugessen faces a 13.75 percent sales tax dispute over her Dorset crafted chastity belts, classified as category 1A items like furniture. She argues they are safety equipment and exempt, with belts on display at the London International Gifts Fair and marketed mainly to Americans.
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London
Anne Hugessen
Anne
Dorset
Infiltrators Blasted North Vietnam Near Saigon
Allied forces with air and naval support hit large groups of infiltrators in South Vietnam near the Demilitarized Zone. The battles Tuesday and Wednesday left at least 37 American dead and 6 wounded, with 200 enemy killed overall. Marines around Khe Sanh faced heavy fire and called in bombers and artillery, while U S helicopters faced gunfire on Hamburger Hill in the A Shau Valley during Montgomery Rendezvous. B52 bombers marked a fourth year of operations with 10 missions.
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Saigon
UPI
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Khe Sanh
9Th Marine Regiment
Okinawa
U.S
A Shau
Hamburger Hill
Montgomery
Vietnam
Indiana to get 6 million federal grant for vocational education
A $6,362,382 federal grant will aid vocational education in Indiana with funds flowing from July 15 on a state local matching basis. Recipients include Anderson and Elwood schools and Alexandria programs with broader use at Purdue Indiana and Indiana State Ball State Vincennes universities and the Indiana Vocational Technical College.
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Anderson
Elwood
Alexandria
Indiana
Tom Garretson
G. E. Ebbertt
Anderson Public Schools
Keith Scott
Ebbertt
Garretson
Madison County
Markleville
Indiana Vocational Technical College
Purdue
Indiana State
Ball State
Vincennes
Salin and students discuss finances in today’s edition
The Herald Today highlights student finance talks led by Salin with coverage pointing to Page 10 for details. Other items note state police moonlighting debate and political remarks by Clifford on defense reductions. Cairo curfew continues, with various features across pages 2 to 7 and 14 to 44.
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Salin
Hunted sex killer seen as purposeful and cool headed
University of Michigan psychiatrist Dr. Donald J. Holmes described the six unsolved killings of young women in the Ann Arbor area as the work of a single "purposeful cool-headed killer" who might respond to appeals to surrender with another murder. He warned the killer could be an extremist, acting as a merciless agent for a cause.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Holmes
University of Michigan
Detroit News
Property Relief Urged Special Session On Taxes Sought
Four Indiana lawmakers urged a special legislative session to provide property tax relief. A committee was formed to confer with Gov. Whitcomb’s aide on immediate solutions, amid rising reassessment appeals and expected tax increases. A stopgap plan with a surtax or expanded exemptions was discussed.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Legislative Council
Leslie Duvall
Joseph W. Harrison
Attica
Samuel A. Rea
Fort Wayne
James B. Kessler
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Rea. Thomas V. McComb
John R. Sinks
William S. Latz
Allen County
Whitcomb
Brazilian engineers study Anderson water system visit
Eight Brazilian engineers visiting the United States under a USAID program toured Anderson water facilities including the Hartman Road iron removal plant and Guide Lamp treatment works. The group, all high level managers, spoke through interpreter John Mein of Recife and compared Anderson with other U.S. cities on large-scale water system design and execution.
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United States
U.S. Department of State
Midwest
John Mein
Recife
Brazil
Hartman Rd
Guide Lamp
Anderson
Irvando Mendonca Peries
A F S Students Plan Visit From 29 Countries
Thirty nine American Field Service students from 29 countries arrive at Madison Heights High School for a three day exchange. Two chaperones accompany them as host families meet arrivals and orientation is led by regional representative Mrs Harry Hudson Jr. Activities are organized by Mrs Eugene Yates and other chairpersons.
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Madison Heights High School
Milwaukee
Wis
U.S
Madison Heights
Paul W. Redding
Student Exchange Club
SEC
A.F.S
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Fortville
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Edgewood
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Frankton
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