Delco-Remy forms new quality systems department
Delco-Remy creates a quality systems analysis department with James F. Ault as superintendent. R. D. Reidelbach and R. R. O’Neill are assigned as key staff. The unit will provide analytical appraisal and liaison services to GM vehicle assembly divisions on Delco products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault
Reidelbach
O'Neill
New
Delco-Remy Department
James F. Ault
Delco-Remy
Delco
R. D. Reidelbach
R. R. O'Neill
General Motors Vehicle Assembly
Anderson High School
General Motors Institute
Grandfather Saves Grandson by Punching Bear in Nose
In Bloomington Illinois a grandfather J John Henson age 61 saved eight year old Billy by jumping a park cage fence and punching a polar bear in the nose. The bear dropped the child and the boy was treated at Mennonite Hospital for severe arm lacerations and was reported in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Best
Joan Henson Jr
Mennonite Hospital
Elizabeth Montgomery and Bill Asher Welcome Daughter Rebecca Elizabeth
Elizabeth Montgomery star of Bewitched and husband Bill Asher welcome a daughter named Rebecca Elizabeth born Tuesday night in Santa Monica. The couple also have two sons, William age four and Robert age three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Montgomery
Santa Monica
Calif
Fire Hits City Dwelling Twice
A southwest city home at 2221 Dewey St. burned twice Wednesday. Firefighters from Companies 2 6 8 and unit 20 responded first at 1 43 p m with crews on scene about an hour the structure owned by Bernice Brooks suffered estimated damages of 1 000 to 1 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Widebrink
Dewey St
John Brooks
Widebrink
Companies 2
6. 8
Unit 20
Bernice Brooks
Church membership figures cited in Boston report
A Boston report notes about 250000 churches in the United States claim half the population as members and mentions dry ice weighing significantly less than natural ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.S
Couple Celebrates 30th Anniversary in Summitville
Mr and Mrs Tom Bair marked 30 years of marriage with a family dinner at the Country Kitchen in Summitville Their marriage occurred June 17 1939 at the Relfe home officiated by Rev Jay Frank Harbison The couple have two sons Larry and Jerry and three granddaughters Debbie Angie and Anita Jo Bair Present were their sons families and the couple’s parents Corean Relfe of Fairmount and Cletis and Mrs Bair of Rt 2 Summitville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Tom Bair
Country Kitchen
Bair
Alice Relfe
Jay Frank Harbison
Relfe
Larry Bair
Jerry Bair
Rt. 2
Debbie
Angie Bair
Anita Jo Bair
Corean Relfe
Fairmount
Cletis Bair
Biafra and U.S. Agree on Food Shipments Route
Geneva reports say the United States and Biafra agreed on delivering supplementary food via a landing craft up the Cross River. Nigeria reportedly approved the plan on Tuesday and Biafra followed with approval on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
UPS
United States
Biafra
Fice
Nigeria
Portugal
Indiana
Peerless Lodge Sets Sunday St John’s Day Service
Peerless Lodge No. 32 F&AM plans its annual St. John’s Day service Sunday at 3 p.m. at Second Baptist Church located at 320 West 14th Street. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerless Lodge No. 32
F&am
Second Baptist Church
W. 14Th St
Mission Change Plans for Latin America Church of God
Mission Change details plans for lay leaders in Guatemala and El Salvador with pastors from Church of God congregations across Latin America. Raymond Hastings and wife direct the institute in Spanish from Gulf Coast Bible College. Rev Caldwell moves La Trumpeta headquarters to Brazil. Campus banquets and post event programs feature Warner Pacific College Gulf Coast Bible College and Anderson College alumni events.
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Latin America
Caldwell
Church of God
Brazil
Caldwells
Andersonians
William Fleenor
South Meridian
Warner Pacific College
Portland
Ore
Warner Press
Gulf Coast Bible College
Kane
Olt
Anderson College
Gardner
Gene Cotton
Christian Brotherhood Hour
CBH
Warner Auditorium
Doug Oldham
Seppien Sisters
Barbara Creager
Sally Zamorano
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
births announced from St. John's and Community Hospitals in Anderson and nearby areas. families include Whitcher Mason Weaver Granger Newton Bennett Hunter Hanson Campbell Johnson Earp and others with newborn girls and boys. customary listing of addresses and parental names appears for each birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Whitcher
Morton St
Gary Mason
Muncie
Steve Weaver
22Nd St
Pete Granger
Columbus Ave
Robert Newton
Millard Bennett
Alexandria
Larry Hunter
Redbud Park
Community Hospital
Special Session Sets Up Study Committees and Plans
A Special Session established multiple study panels including general education, vocational education, higher education, and a legislative process committee. It also created a four member group to organize a 1970 conference on federal state relations and delayed action on mobile home regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higher Education Study Committee
Senate
Revolt of Kansas Convicts Crushed
Kansas penitentiary inmates rioted after a surprise shakedown found knives drugs and contraband. The disturbance ended by noon with one unidentified prisoner shot in the arm by a tower guard during the breach of the exercise yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Kan
Kansas Penitentiary
Forest ownership map shows farmers hold majority share
Washington reports that about 57 percent of the nation's forests are owned by farmers. The statistic highlights the farm sector's dominant role in timberland ownership and regional land use patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Owners
Washington
Brazilian engineers praise Anderson water system efficiency
The visit notes Anderson as unique for sourcing water from wells rather than surface sources, reducing treatment needs and costs. Sao Paulo officials project over 100 million dollars in two years to upgrade wastewater and a further 1 billion by 2000 to fix river water issues, with distribution challenges remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rua Oulvador
Anderson
Daniel Rameh
Sao Paulo
Chicago
Rameh
Remah
Waloyr Mariosa
Water and Sanitary Engineering Agency
Rio de Janeiro
Mariosa
United States
Robert Hodson
Board of Public Works
Ralph Brown
Hartman Rd
Brown
John Mein
Recife
Brazil
AFS Stokes Leads Weekend Activities And Get Acquainted
A.F.S. co chair John Stokes oversees a Sunday picnic from 3 to 7 pm with a 5 pm pitch in supper and Monday tours of Edge Packing Co and a noon lunch at Peach’s Pancake House hosted by the Anderson Chamber of Commerce. Dave Gephardt outgoing club president hosts a Monday evening get acquainted party at Greenway Drive. Traveling exchange students depart Tuesday for Washington DC for a final meeting before returning home. The American Field Service runs programs sending thousands of students each year to the U S and overseas, with a long history of global scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stokes
A.F.S
Norman Peters
George Whittaker
Edge Packing Co
Peach
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
David Gephardt
Warren Gemberling
Greenway Drive
Madison Heights Sec
Dave Gephardt
Washington, D.C
American Field Service
U.S
Anderson Obituaries Rounded Up in Orlando and Indiana
Orlando death of William A. Dorsey 44 formerly of Anderson follows long illness. He served in World War II and is survived by Barbara Pittinger Dorsey a daughter Nancy and son William. Funeral at Fairchild Funeral Home Orlando Friday 9 30 a m. Infant son of Mr and Mrs George Otis Hammock stillborn at St Johns Hospital. Graveside East Maplewood Cemetery with James T Menifee Sr officiating. Final rites for Mrs Crystal Criss Abbott and Cora Corbin, John Helpingstine Martha Eldon also listed with funeral home details and interment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fla
William A. Dorsey
Anderson
Anderson High School
Ball State University
Navy
Barbara Pittinger Dorsey
Nancy Dorsey
William Dorsey
Bernice Day
Everett Dorsey
Shoals
Ben Dorsey
Greentown
Danny Schuyler
Charles Groves
Fairchild Funeral Home
George Otis Hammock
Madison Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Tommie Ceine Woods
Preston
S. T. Hammock
Gielson
East Maplewood Cemetery
James T. Menifee Sr
Final rites for Mrs Ho jaboom in Kokomo services
Final rites are set for Betty Lou Learner Ho jaboom 49 formerly of Anderson to be held at Ellers Chapel Kokomo at 2 p.m. with interment at Crown Point Cemetery Kokomo.
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Betty Lou Learner Hojaboom
Anderson
Ellers
Kokomo
Crown Point
Pearl B. Zeller 82 Noblesville
Mrs. Pearl B. Zeller died at 82 in Turtle Creek Nursing Home Anderson after born in Wayne Township February 18 1887. She was a member of Clarksville Christian Church and Wayne Township Brotherhood and Sisterhood. Surviving: two sons John and Alfred Zeller Noblesville. eight grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Eveans Godby Trout Funeral Home Noblesville with Rev. David Wharmby officiating. Burial Crownland. Friends may call at the mortuary.
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Noblesville
Pearl B. Zeller
Rt. 1
Turtle Creek
Anderson
Wayne Township
Frank
Nellien
Zeller
Clarksville
Eveans- Godby - Trout
David Wharmby
Crownland Cemetery
Obituary notices for Lefter and Schuyler in Pendleton
Claud C Lefter a former Chesterfield resident died Wednesday morning at Rolling Hill Nursing Center Anderson aged 91 Born August 10 1887 in Laurel retired employee of Anaconda Wire and Cable Co Survivors include daughter Mrs R B Rider St Petersburg Florida son Joseph G Lester St Petersburg Florida sister Mrs Martha Stubbs Daleville three grandchildren three great grandchildren Funeral services 2 p m Friday Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Daleville Rev Roger Wrigley officiating Burial Mount Pleasant Cemetery Friends may call after 2 p m today Pendleton Roy Schuyler age 63 Rt 4 Anderson died suddenly Tuesday evening while vacationing in Gatlinburg Tenn Former Anderson resident GM buyer for 35 years past president Pendleton Lions Club Born August 11 1905 Cincinnati son of David and Louise Van Camp Schuyler Surviving widow Eleanor daughter Mrs Marcia Hyer of Olathe Kansas son Douglass Schuyler of Concordia Kansas Interment Grove Lawn Funeral services 2 p m Friday Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton James Willyard pastor United Methodist Church will officiate Friends receive after 4 p m at mortuary
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Chesterfield
Claud C. Lefter
Rolling Hill
Anderson
Laurel
Anaconda Wire and Cable Co
R. B. Rider
St. Petersburg
Fla
Joseph G. Lester
Martha Stubbs
Daleville
Pendleton
Roy Schuyler
Rt. 4
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Schuyler
General Motors
Pendleton Lions Club
Cincinnati
David
Louise van Camp Schuyler
Eleanor
Marcia Hyer
Olathe
Kan
Douglass Schuyler
Concordia
Cornell Bright
James Willyard
United Methodist Church
Grove Lawn
Holmes comments on killer’s character and motives
Detective Holmes described the suspect as a smooth operator with disdain for the despotic regime, noting the fatal injuries of many victims occurred with the killer’s apparent consent. He painted the man as a show-off who loves instruments of mistreatment and hints of insider information. The killer is seen as highly intelligent and choosing strangers to avoid capture.
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Holmes
Soldier Killed By Off Course Shells At Fort Benning
The Army reported two 105mm shells strayed during a demonstration at Fort Benning Georgia exploding near spectators. Spec. 5 Michael F Rebby 23 of Miami died. Wounded were Spec. 4 Phillip M Hall 27 of Farmville North Carolina and Spec. 5 Terry E Kuhn of Zanesville Ohio. Kuhn released after treatment for a shoulder injury. Hall hospitalized with a hip laceration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Benning
UPS
Michael F. Rebby
Miami
Phillip M. Hall
Farmville
N.C
Terry E. Kuhn
Zanesville
Ohio
Kuhn
Hall
Ethiopian Airliner Set Ablaze in Karachi Attack
A Boeing 707 of Ethiopian Airlines was set on fire at Karachi airport in a grenade and Sten gun attack. Police say three Eritrean Liberation Front members in their 20s carried out the assault, injuring eight and firing from 50 feet away before they were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karachi
Pakistan
Ethiopian Airlines
Eritrean Liberation Front
Addis Ababa
Bombers Fuel Vietnam War Tactics From Delta To Highlands
U.S. air power spreads from the Mekong Delta to the Central Highlands as eight-jet Stratofortresses debut June 18, 1965. They drop over a million tons of bombs on Vietnam targets while allied fire support from jet fighters artillery helicopters AC47 Spooky gunships and naval guns fuels ground operations near the DMZ.
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Mekong Delta
Highlands
Vietnam
Dmz
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University of California At
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Totel
Southdale Plaza Shopping
Stone Hearth Bakery
Marhoefer
James Hanson
Chesterfield Rd
Richard Campbell
Laurel Sn
Fredrick Johnson
Hendricks
Robert H. Earp Jr
Salem
H. Earp Sr
W. 10Th
Kansas
Crystal Abbott
Crystal (Criss) M. Abbott
Main St
Sells and Rowe
Park Cemetery
Greenfield
Cora Coburn
Baker Brothers Funeral
W. 29Th St
Inter- Park Cemetery
John Helpingstine
John L. Helpingstine
Ringwood Way
Martha Elson
Martha Ann Eldon
E. 23Rd St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Park
Elwood
Betty Hojaboom
Madison
Claud Lefter
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