Election Expenses Listed in Anderson Mayoral Race
Voters see campaign spending by mayoral rivals including Republican J Ey Flanagan and Democrat Robert Rork with totals from spring primary and fall filings. Other candidates such as Waha Dean John Keeney Tolbert Ort Kennett Marie Sylvester Riggs Elizabeth Palmer Willis Winkler Gene Smith William Brogdan George Harting and Max Branch Wilbur Burchet appear with varied expenditures or none. Deadline for filings looms at county clerk as unreported sums may surface postmark prior to Friday.
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Anderson
P Rouch
J. Ey Flanagan
Robert Rork
Priday
Maayor
Vreir Apendinas
Waha Dean
John Keeney
Tolbert Ort
Kennett
Veriman
Ofter
Demons
Easigeaby
Marie Sylvester Riggs
Elizareth Palmer
Willis Winkler
Elwan
Gene Smith
William Brogdan
George Harting
Smith
A Broglan
Lath Alesandera
Maybor Max Branch
Wibur Burecht
Soap Box Derby Race Preparations and Awards Night
Soap Box cars must be at the track by noon for the June 27 race day. Townsend reports cars kept overnight if in race. Drivers meet at 12:30 am, parade at 1 pm, first heat at 4:15 pm. Awards banquet June 30 at Lindersons Point. dinner 6:20 pm, tickets at Hunter Weidner Chevrolet or WHUT radio, or at the door. All drivers admitted free. The derby is sponsored by Hunter Weidner Chevrolet and WHUT Radio. The winner goes to Akron for the national race.
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Townsend
Itt Aim
Willy
Lindersons the-Point
Anderson
Hunter-Weidner Chevrolet
WHUT
Aili
Wil
Akron
Ohin
New Arrivals Born at Two Hospitals
Newborns delivered to families including Mr and Mrs William Antro hos at 607 Mexandria Pike a boy and Mrs Neil Sulyvany at 4h SL at hay lor at Commmunity Hospital in Me and Mrs Titian Guilerrez St a Biz Mr and Mrs Loy Hunter at 3 W Free Road a girl.
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St. John's Hospital
Wiliam Antro Hos
Mexandria Pike
Neil Sulyvany
Hay
Ilor
Commmunity Hospital
Titian Guilerrez
Loy’ Hunter
W. Free Road
Tribute to Church of God veteran dies and board reshuffle
The Church of God honors veteran evangelist and former publishing leader Dr Oldham marking 21 years on the board. David Martin of Pomona Calif named chairman of Warner Press board to succeed Oldham. succession details outline new leadership and retirement timings.
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Br. Duile Oldhar
Church of Gor
Churcman
Wormer Brot. Inc
Anderson County
Fork Place
Chureh of God
Warner Press, Inc
Church of God
Church of
Chiweh
Ayrum
Exécu
This Church of God
Tive
Officayer Hupree
Anderson Cole
Anderson Leee
United Seminary
Dayton
Ohio
David Martin
Ander
Sonign
Nesamian
Pomona
Calif
Agvasor
Park Board of Directors
Warner Press
Oldham
Accine Chain
Church of God leader Dale Oldham honored at Anderson event
Daniel Oldham, long associated with Warner Press and the Church of God, received commendation at Anderson College events. The conference featured German and Spanish services, and included a memorial hospital leadership program in Muncie. Dr. Oldham's extensive past roles and writings were highlighted by Gary Powell and the Interthe Javier post.
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Leas
Robert M. Routh
Sandusky
Chii
Ohio
J. H. Routh Packing Company
Progran
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Spe Ils
Gideon
Routh
Wartner Press Assembly
Peter Tiarl
Anderson College
Coltege
Fleer
Anderson
Balls Lewis Gymonasium
Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Gary Powell
Fernal
Andersen College
Andersen College Mes
Billie Pletotier
Maler
Ard
Willan Schimick
Lillian* Anderson
Censored edition of Hoosier Boys State newspaper sparked dispute
Terre Haute AP report describes a recall of Wednesday's Terre Haute Hoosier Boys State newspaper edition after the American Legion objected to a satirical piece on the antiwar program. Sponsors and editors cited the controversy over four pages including a food article and a critique of the Legion's stance. Delegates from across Indiana attend the state government workshop ending Saturday.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Hoosier
Bulings
Terre Haute Star
American Legion
Bis
Indiana State University
Wernerday
Ehel
Breedlove
Post Claims Continued Fre
A historical analysis discusses ongoing debates over Vietnamese elections and international supervision amid Geneva accords. It notes U S shifts from backing elections to caution due to Diem's opposition and North Vietnamese oppression while stressing Vietnamese autonomy in deciding their political future.
Secret session reveals Pentagon Vietnam policy documents
In a closed court moment the government pressed to secure classified material, while The Times faced questions of security and public record. Pentagon study excerpts and a 4- volume history on U S Vietnam decision making were introduced into evidence by US attorney Whitney Nocth Seymour, as witnesses addressed ongoing information access and national defense concerns.
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Post
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Dien
North Vietnam
DEV
Democratic Republic
Foxe
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Diem
State Department
Vienam
South Vietnam
Washington Peat
Livriday
The
Bj. Senhower
National Security Council
United State
Southeast Asia
United States
A. Ip
Indiana
Indochina
South Asia
Europe
Champerg
Wantal
William Fulbright
Dirk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
the Times
Times
Alexander M. Bickel
Yate University
Republic
Gurtelh
Governomen
Whitney Nocth
Seymour
Two Hurt In Madison County Highway Crash
Two persons were injured in a late Friday night collision at Rangeline Road and Indiana 92. The unidentified victims were taken to Community Hospital by Madison County police and Indiana troopers. No names or ages released.
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Rangeline Road
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OW Stalf
Communrty
Madison County
Elment
Indiana
Township budget transfers and funds request
The study funds the sonal fund with over 2000 for additional appropriations. It includes 31799 to pay deputies in Fall Creek and 365 for creek township costs. Per diem and mileage for road levy staff. transfers total 1202 for telephones meetings investigation and furniture. A 200 transfer from office supplies to conservation budget is proposed. Auditor seeks 0 from microfilming to cover costs. 380 transfer to cover stationery and sanitary supplies to the County Health Fund.
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Carlin Danwporth
Council
County Health Fund
Corn Blight Fungicide Debate Warns Farmers in County
Agriculture experts urge caution on fungicides for corn blight. They note lack of reliable experimental data from 1970 and accuse promoters of bias toward practical experience. Officials advise farmers to decide individually, with Berry offering county information from his Anderson federal building office.
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Berry
Anderson Federal Building
Elm Grove VBS staff announced for Elm Grove Chris Gan Shure
Elm Grove Vacation Bible School sessions run evenings starting May 2 at 7 pm at Elm Grove Church on Rt. 5. Director Mrs. Carolyn Yoder assisted by teachers and workers including Jeannie Pike Dawn Pike Arlene Zent Norma Clevenger May Stevens Frances England and others. Music and refreshments chairs assigned. concluding program Sunday May 2 at 7 pm.
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Elm Grove
Chris Gan Shure
Chambers
Moray 2Nd
Carolyn "Yoder
Jesnnie Pike
Dawn Pike
Arlene Zent
Norma Clevenger
May Stevens
Frances England
Tush McCoy
Patsy Matck
Loretta Fatsum
Cindy Mauck
Death of Kenneth P. Calling at Housing Hills Nursing Home
Kenneth P. Calling, 20, longtime Anderson resident and former Delco Remy employee, died Friday after a five month illness. Born February 14 1691 in Marion, he lived 70 years in Anderson, survived by widow Lawrette and a daughter Jeanne Kilmark of Indianapolis, two grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. Funeral at St. Mary’s Church with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Rosary Sunday evening. calling hours at Brown and Butz Funeral Home.
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Anderson
Ralph Ferguson
Frank Allis
J. ©. Planagan
St. Mary's
Marion Normal College
Phueah
Lawretta
Donald
Jeanne) M. Kilmark
Indianapolis
Robert
Mary. Carla) Bennett
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Francis Kiealy
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Kermont
East Maplewood
Otis Moore
Carol
Joan) Kresse Rs
Charles
Marguerite) Bridges
Fred
June
Southpark
Greensburg
Middletown
James A
Patricia Butler Riley
E. Locust
Steven Christopher
St. John's Hospital
Aurton
Aq Ferson
Idarathy Wist
Riley
Thomas Ray
Cary Glen
Lyn Eilene
Pileaine
AC. Frarge
Wm. Heny Patterson Sumlay
D Pan
Millye's Cemetery
Anderson and Madison County area deaths led by Sella Boxell
Final rites at Baker Brothers Funeral Home for Sella V Boxell with interment at Memorial Park Cemetery. Other notices include Owen Bell and Dr. Lawrence M Gholtz final rites, plus obituaries from Greensburg and Fortville detailing survivors and funeral arrangements.
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Anderson and
Madison County
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Sella V. Boxell
Anderson
Memorial Park Cemetery
Owen Bell
West Valley Chapel
Canoga Park
Calif
Owes Bell
Lawrence Gholtz
Lawrence M. Gholz
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Leroy Vance Daleville
Deraon
LeRoy Vance
Alderson Memorial Park
Final rites set for Keith McDonald and Jeanie Smits
Funeral services announced for Keith McDonald at Prairie Baptist Church with burial at Prairie Baptist Cemetery. Jeanie Smits to be laid to rest in Gravel Lawn Cemetery after services at Lone Oaks Church. interment follows. Charles C Warren, 52, longtime resident of Fortville and Ford retiree, died after illness. Services Monday at Fisher Funeral Home with interment in Gravel Lawn Cemetery. survivors listed.
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New Castle
Maeor
Ruth Wood
South Mound Cemetery
Lapel
Keith McDonald
the Prairie Baptis Church
Inemment
Praire Baptist Church
Cemetary
Everett Lan
Jeane Jewelene Smith
Fisher Fineral
Marklyville
Footville
Jeanie Jewel
Ealt
Charles C. Warren
Fortville
Harrisburg
Ill
Charles
Emmard Warren
U.S. Airy Patee
Ford Motor Co
Indianapolis
Margaret
Warren III
Marines
Hillis Warren
Davis
Calif
Bernice Norman
Marrisburg
Gertrude Vane Gieney
Dearborn
Mich
Ted
Hills
Centralia
Ind
Robert Wright
Fisher Funeral Home
Gravel Lawn
Richmond Water Works plans 300000 office building
The Richmond Water Works plans a 300000 square foot office building in downtown Richmond. The new structure will replace a facility destroyed by an explosion three years ago that killed over 40 people and damaged six blocks. Construction by the private utility is slated for late summer.
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Richmond, Ihd
Richmond Water Works
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