Migration of Ag Workers Nears for Indiana Harvest
Indiana expects a normal migrant worker level for canning crops but may face a plant labor shortage. William L. Davis of the Indian Employment Security Division said out-of-state workers are hard to obtain and Indiana workers are insufficient. He noted women often peel tomatoes in plants. Currently, there are more migrant workers than needed as crews arrived early. The migrant workforce is projected to peak slightly above 10,000 this summer, over 85 percent from the Rio Grande Valley, Texas.
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Andianapolic
Indiana
William L. Davis
Farm Labor Service
Indian Employment Security Division
Davis
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Anderson College honors long-serving staff and graduates
Eight candidates received the new Master of Divinity degree as Anderson College marked 20 or more years of service awards for ten faculty and staff. The commencement included organ preludes and choral performances, with 211 undergraduates receiving degrees and eight master of divinity candidates celebrated.
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Truit
Mich
School of Theology
Anderson College
True
Tees
Andersonian
George Blackwell
Specia
Paul Breitweiser
Rear Fe
Val B. Clear
Peta
Ac College
Abeacian
Chester L. Edwards
Tressurer
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Ingyr Marie Lien
Gene W. Newberry
Graduate School of ‘Theology
Robert A. Nicholson
Nancy F. Osborne
Reardon
David Coolidge
Vierne
Locillet
Corelli
Lemmens
Handel
Walter S. Haldeman
Emeritus of Christian Education
Sterner
F. Dale Bengtson
Edward Grieg
Dean Nicholson
Dean Newberry
Kosygin and Eban clash over Middle East in UN debate
In a tense UN General Assembly exchange, Kosygin rebuffed Western support for Israel while urging condemnation of a Soviet driven censure attempt. Eban defended Israel’s right to exist and demanded direct negotiations with Arab states, criticizing UNEF removal and Soviet arms support to the Arabs. Goldberg countered Kosygin’s charges, while Johnson echoed a pro peace framework.
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United States
Middle East
Kosygin
Johnson
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Agerane
Eban
Soviet Union
Grgate
Atiows
Tared
U Thant
Iran
Gamal Abdel Nasser
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Security Council
General Assembly
U.S
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Goldberg
Washington
Vietnam
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Egypt
Jordan
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Jordan River
United Nations
Obituary of George Dewey Boles of Anderson
George Dewey Boles aged 67 died at 1 31 Sunday at St John’s Hospital after two months poor health. Born in Hancock County July 19 1898 he was the son of Wesley and Elizabeth Holden Boles reared in Owen County. He lived in the community since 1926 moving from New Castle. He retired from Delco Remy Division in July 1962 as a tool and die maker. Survivors include his wife Gladys two sons Everett and Virgil Elmer Boles both of Anderson one sister Mrs Goldie White Indianapolis four brothers Joan Boles Long Beach Calif William Boles Tampa Fla and Walter and I Wiley Boles both of Anderson and five grandchildren. The body was taken to Brown and Buzz Funeral Home where friends may call Monday evening. Funeral services will be conducted at the funeral home at 10 am Wednesday with Rev John C Wine of the First Church of the Nazarene officiating. Burial will be in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers listed Cliff Keesling George Fouse L Rediker Novals Knight Clifford Bennett Tom York. Home after seven
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Mounds Rd
St. John's H
Hancock County
Wesley
Elizabeth Holden Boles
Owen County
New Castle
Delco Remy Division
Gladys
Everett
Virgil Elmer’ Boles
Anderson
Goldie White
Indianapolis
Joan Boles
Long ¢ Beach
Calif
William ‘Boles
Tampa
Fla
Walter
Wiley Boles
Brown and Buzz
John C- Wine
of the Nazarene
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Cliff Keesling
George Fouse
L. Rediker
Novals
Knight
Clifford Bennett
Tom York
Older People Project Millions Approved
The House passed a bill by 331 to 0 authorizing 17 million dollars for programs serving older persons. The measure, sent to the Senate, would extend the Older Americans Act through June 30, 1972 and authorize funds for the coming year, with actual financing by appropriation. The act provides federal aid to state projects and to demonstration and research by private and public nonprofit organizations.
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House
Dodd on trial dominates Senate ethics debate
The article reports on Senator Dodd facing ethics proceedings over campaign funds, with Senate leaders like Dirksen and Johnson weighing censure. It covers related political maneuvers, comments by the Ethics Committee, and ongoing legal cases connected to Dodd and others. It also touches on Johnsons diplomacy efforts with Kosygin and Gromyko amid Middle East and arms race discussions.
Connecticut Welfare Residency Rule Change in 1965
A summary of a majority ruling on welfare eligibility notes a 1965 Connecticut law update shifting residency from one month to one year. The court stressed the measure aimed at preventing fraud and ensuring proper administration, applying equally to all applicants. The opinion highlights safeguarding relief programs from those seeking aid.
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Connecticut
Deaths in Madison area claim James W. Hogue and others
Obituary notices list James Wesley Hogue 65 of Anderson and others from Madison and nearby counties. Details cover birth, death at St Johns Hospital, survivors including spouse, children, siblings, and church affiliations. services pending at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. additional notices mention Herbert Koob 71 of Moss Island Road. John H Billheimer 91 of Anderson. Ivan King 67 of Centerville. Charles H Ogden 8. John Davidson 534 Brown Street. Mrs Pearl Thrasher 79. C C Smith. Arden W Schlegel 67 of Daleville with funeral arrangements and burial plans noted.
Illness Fatal To Alex Woman Inglis Dies In Muncie Hospital
Mrs. Marjorie Ann Inglis McShirley, born November 13, 1923, died after a lingering illness at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie. Survived by husband Robert Inglis and multiple relatives, funeral set for Wednesday at Home in Alexandria with burial at Ridge Cemetery in Muncie. Friends may pay respects after 7 p.m. at the funeral home.
Church Activities and Ghana Loan Highlight Local Notes
Church commumace for Page Ue lent-elect of Warner Press, publication board and sessions for Women and Teens listed. General Assembly at Park Place Church of God with meetings, forums, sessions led by Dr Loren Rohr and Rose Snowden. Ghana pledges a $20 million loan, half immediate. Local obituaries note Robert L Barrow of Daleville dies after heart ailment. services and burial details included.
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General Assembly
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Boyer
Springfield
Ohio
Park Place
Church of God
Loren Rohr
Houston
Tex
National Woman's Missionary Society
Roscoe ‘Snowden
Anderson
School of Theology
Anderson College
Byrd Memorial Library
Rev. Rice
Park H Place
Kane
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Local Court Hears Pleas In Multiple Cases
A series of court actions include James M. Tisdel denied habeas corpus and facing a 17 year term for County after a no support order dispute. Steven Douglas pleads not guilty to theft with trial set for Oct 2 term. Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson are noted as columnists in a separate context surrounding the lynch mob reference. Attorney Al C. Woolbert represents one defendant and Ralph Mattingly represents another.
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al C. Woolbert
James M. Tisdel
Souie Tisdel
Steven Douglas
Ralph
Mattingly
China H-Bomb Plans and ABM Deployment Debate
Reports from London Hong Kong and Washington say China may test a 2000 mile range missile this fall and push an ICBM program aiming for operation in the early 1970s. McNamara argues US ABM would not justify its 40 billion cost as offense would overcome it. The United States seeks Russia talks on ABM limits, and China reportedly halts money use approved by Congress.
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McNamara
London
Hong Kong
Washington
Beacons Torch Raids Stir Vietnam Front Action
U S Marines clash near Da Nang in heavy fighting during Operation Beacon Torch as Leatherneck units kill numerous Communists. Air raids across North Vietnam target railroad yards and a SAM site while Dragonships provide close support. casualties rise with 8 American deaths and 31 wounded. South of Da Nang, Operation Brown yields limited contact as Vietnamese forces operate on Armed Forces Day.
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Page One Armored
Vietnam
Pen Las
da Nang
Leatherneck
Vue Lane
North Vietnam
Rt ‘Ang
Han
Rome Bloc
Hanoi
Highway 1
Saigon
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Auto crash injures several riders in Indiana
Smited From Page One ere injured. Yeagley suffered facial cuts and abrasions. Passengers in his auto were Sher Tucker, 19, of 3921 Jay Dr., and Patricia Tucker, 19, of 611 ith St., Middletown, who suffered a cut above the eye and abrasions of the legs and body. Elma Tucker, 52, of 3321 Jay Dr., sustained abrasions to the legs and elbow and a lacerated lip. Omar Williams, 50, of 633 River Ave., Alexandria, a passenger in the Lockwood auto, suffered facial cuts and back injuries. Williams and Elma Tucker were admitted to Community Hospital where their conditions were listed as fair. The others injured were treated and released from the local hospital. Indiana State Police Trooper Robert Kowalski, Madison County Sheriff Joe J. Brogdon, and Deputies Modic Beeman and Rod Fuller investigated the accident.
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Page One
Yeagley
Sher- Tucker
Jay Dr
Patricia Tucker
Ith St
Middletown
Elma Tucker
Lockwood
Omar Williams
River Ave
Alexandria
Williams
Indiana
Robert Kowalski
Madison County
Joe J. Brogdon
Modic Beeman
Rod Fuller
Annexation plan for block near Anderson Police Dept details unknown
The document notes an annexation to acquire a quarter block bordered by Main and Meridian Streets and an alley near the Anderson Police Department. It mentions a planned building type was not disclosed and that Laughlin already owns the remaining portion of the block.
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Jain St
Meridian Sts
Anderson Police Department
Laughlin
Boosier Servicemen Killed In Viet Action
Two Indiana Army men were listed as killed in action in Vietnam by the Defense Department. Second Lt. Robert R. Roush of Hammond Indiana was reported among the fallen, identified as husband of Mrs. Gisela Roush.
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UPI
Indiana
Defense Department
Vietnam
Robert R. Roush
Usband
Gisela Roush
Hammond
Ind
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Brown and Butz
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