Police Blotter Reports Arrests, Accidents, and Break-ins
An Anderson man was arrested on a possession charge after a foot chase near West Third Street. Two people were injured in a two car crash at Whetstone Road and Main Street with hospital treatment. one driver caused a fire hydrant impact. A bicyclist, a child, and several drivers were treated after separate incidents. Four local men were arrested in connection with a yard theft ring. five sinks were recovered. Break-ins in three homes were reported with valuables missing but later recovered in a U-Haul van. Arson is suspected in a Halford Street fire. the home owner had not been living there and the fire damaged multiple rooms. Investigation continues.
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Anderson
Courtney Smith
28Th St
Madison County
Jal
Smith
West Third Street
Whetstone Road
Main Street
Phillips
Harris
Esther Wilson
Columbus Ave
St. John's Hospital
Donald F. Wilson
Morris
Main
Wilson
Harris Auto
Ford
Phillip E. Hilligoss
Lincoln St
Hichard D Hilligoss
Walnut St
William P. Hilligoss
Jimmy D. Berry
Spain
Earl Henderson
18Th
J. F. Philip's Iron and Metal Co
E. 22Nd St
Charles Griner
Pendleton Ave
Theyam
Lou Priddy
Sheridan St
Raible
Pendleton Avenues
38Th Street
Stripe
Texaco
29Th St
Halford SL
Phyllis Woods
Harme
E. 18Th St
Hava Nogensieker
Freedom Train exhibit traces American origins and arts
A travel exhibit titled Freedom Train presents nine car sections on origins of Americans, innovations, labor, pursuits, sports, performing arts, fine arts, conflict and resolution. It features scenes with Lincoln, Roosevelt, and King, plus artifacts and clips that evoke national identity and pride. A student and a mother praise the display as a strong reflection of American life.
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America
Secretariat
Babe Ruth
Hollywood
Fine Arts
Socret
Abe Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Martin Luther King
Mary Payne
Area Deaths Brown Alma Miller Vesta Cale Sam Inglis
The Rev J Lloyd Brown 65 of 805 Lennox St died Wednesday at St John s Hospital after an extended illness He was a former minister and director of church funds for the Church of God Surviving with his wife Naomi are two sons and many relatives Funeral services will be at the East Side Church of God then Pineville La for burial Alma Miller 87 Michigan Town sister of Mrs Ray Dickson died in Angola Services Friday at Goodwin Field Home in Frankfort Whiteman Cemetery Vesta Cale 68 of Markleville died Tuesday at St John s Hospital A native of Henry County she belonged to East Christian Church and Eastern Star Burial at Mt Zion Cemetery in Ovid Sam Inglis 78 Summitville died Wednesday at Community Hospital He was a retired farmer and active in First Christian Church Masonic Lodge Eastern Star Buried at Vinson Memorial Cemetery with Masonic rites
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K Brown
J. Lloyd Brown
Lennox St
St John's Hospital
Bentley
Anderson
Church of God
East Side
Naomi
W. Nate Brown
David Brown
Albert
Revie
Cecil
Clyde Brown
Pineville
Elzy Brown
Decatur
Ill
Ontey Brown
Houston
Mac Obertson
Pollock
N Rice
Glaays Edwards
Beau.frant
Tex
Vina Phillips
Lake Charles
Neil Reneger
Shreveport
Willie
Mae Wilkerson
Victor
Harold E. Rozelle
Dwight Dye
Hixson
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Alma Miller
Michigan
Ray
Mary) Dickson
Angola
Miller
Eric
Alsn
Goodwin Field
Frankfort
Whiteman
Michigan Town
Vesta Cale
Tohn Cole
Markleville
St. John's Hospital
Henry County
East Christian Church
Eastern Star
G Daughter
Martha Anderson
Fort Lauderdale
Pla
Waya Foster
Bright Funeral Home
Glen Cook
Mt. Zion
Ovid
Sam Inglis
Summitville
Community
First Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
F & AM
Order of Eastern Star
Nellie
Ewing Funeral Home
Paul FB. Hubele
Vinson Memoria
Emergency Ambulance Service Fund of
Elwood panel eyes bond issue for Kmart store
Elwood City Council created an economic development commission to push a bond issue to aid Kmart’s proposed Elwood store. The panel hired a planning study team, set a 7:30 p.m. public hearing, and named Pavese president Kaiser vice president Brown secretary as they prepare the financing proposal.
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Elwood
Economic Development Commission
Kmart
Philip
Brown
Cobzty
Edwin Pavese
Jerry Kaiser
Eugene Smith
Pavese
Kaiser
Kmert
Ajelo, Zappata and Co
Medical Control of Crime Said Near 2000
A sociologist at Mount Holyoke College spoke at a crime conference claiming medical and technological tricks could nearly erase crime by 2000. He warned of big brother risks in treating criminals as ill patients and suggested brain implants to monitor and enforce compliance.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Cap
United States
Richard Moran
Moran
Crime
Mount Holyoke College
Massachusetts
National Institute On Crime and Delinquency
Congress backs Indira Gandhi as indispensable leader
In New Delhi the Congress endorsed Prime Minister Indira Gandhi despite her corruption conviction. The party resolution, read to over 500 lawmakers, proclaimed India is Indira and Indira is India and urged her to remain head of government. Opposition calls for resignation followed the verdict and Supreme Court appeal awaits.
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New Delhi
India
Congress
Indira Gandhi
Indira
D. K. Barooah
Gandhi
Congress Party
Supreme Court
Mrs. Gandhi
Mohan Dharia
Gujarat
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Pitt St
Jackie E. Ray
E. 31St St
Witch Street
Central Avenue
Moorning
Nelson R. Dickerson
Cottage Ave
Dickerson
Puucett
Edwina R. VanDalsen
Second St
Faucett
Dickeron
Freedom
Dferey Hospital Planning Committee
Dick Sobiery
Dwight Boyd
Jack Gaddis
The
Security Bank
John's Hospital
Jor Castor
Vth
John Agnum
Frank Hinton
Silver St
Tori
Hew Sigmert Arnog Dip Bargoink and
U.S.A
Dorothy Boyce
Women’s Press Club
Indians State
Michigan City
Woman's Press Club
Jcpenney
Mounds Mall
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