Annexation Passes Anderson Board For Pay Less Store
Anderson Board of Public Works approved a resolution for annexation north of Hartman Road and east to the NYC Railroad to include Pay Less Markets planning a store at Indiana 9 and Hartman Road. The action will affect private property and require City Council approval. The board also eyeing eight-acre land purchase for the Park Department by Edgewater Park and a city land sale discussion with Bob Taughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Board of Public Works
Reel
Harold Smith
City En
Hartman Rd
Novi; Ind
NYC Railroad
Pay Less Markets
Ind. 9
Johnson outlines five point plan for Middle East peace
President Johnson outlined a five point blueprint to speed peace in the Middle East and urged the Soviet Union to help by limiting arms shipments. He called on the United Nations to begin a public accounting of weapons shipped to the region and said Arab Israeli arms pace was a shared responsibility. He spoke before educators and anticipated a bitter General Assembly debate demanded by Moscow and urged magnanimity over malice.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Middle East
Soviet Union
Arma
United Nations
Statejsid
Aud
Moscow
Pressiduol
Israel
Kosygin
Brian
United States
Brit“al
Seltieren
General Assembly
Egypt
King Hussein of
Jordan
Amman
Kosygin Says Victor Should Pay Damages
At the United Nations Kosygin urged Israel to pay war damages after the Middle East conflict. Abba Eban countered with charges as the General Assembly debated the war and peace terms. Kosygin demanded unconditional Israeli withdrawal from Arab territories while proposing limited arms and refugee solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosygin
Victor
United Nations
N.Y
Israel
Soviet Union
Asesemib
Abba Eban
Officials Discuss Paving Projects In City County
City and County officials met to discuss paving projects led by Harold Smith. The group reviewed bids on widening Main Street and 19th Avenue and a proposed cross street project. State Highway involvement and a possible four lane widening were noted, with bids expected by the stated deadline. The turnout included City Engineer and County officials with plans to align funding from local units and state budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Smit
Cross St
Frank Allis
City Bnginesp
Harald Smith
Indigaa
Madi
Loach
Gly
Main St
Ralph McCond
Speereil Sidenayer
Aid Wr
Fiam Wood
Bill Peck
Walter Divtzen
Westrom Raible
Clls
Daly
Orig
Jfarther
2 Car Crash Injures 3 on Main Street Sunday Morning
A two car collision on Main Street left three people injured, one critically, according to local police. Driver Arvey A. Hilderbrand, 416 Pendleton Ave, was ejected and transported after his car was struck by a vehicle driven by Ronald N. Mahoney, 241 Arrow Ave. Mahoney’s car rolled, while Hilderbrand’s car was pushed about 60 feet from impact. Hilderbrand suffered chest and back injuries and broken ribs and was admitted to St. John’s Hospital in serious condition. Passenger Tony Schlegeimildeh, 22, had neck and back injuries but was in good condition. Mahoney suffered facial cuts and possible internal injuries. A 6-year-old, Roscoe Hulsman, 1623 Arrow Ave, was struck by a car and treated for a minor leg injury. Police noted limited details and discussed financial petition signatures during the session.
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Hwa
Main St
J Loeal
Arvey A. Hilderbrand
Pendleton Ave
Ronald N. Mahoney
Arrow Ave
Mahoney
Roy B
Board of County Come
Smith
Mahoneyen
Hill
Stich
Hilderbrand
Mahoney Auto
St. John’s Hospital
Elly
China H Bomb Defense Line Alarm Spurs ABM Push
Washington leaders push immediate ABM system work after China tests its first hydrogen bomb. Senator Jackson urges deployment without delay, and House Armed Services Chair Rivers calls for at least a 40 local ABM system. Senate critic Russell notes McNamara delay.
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Washington
UPI
China
United States
Henry M. Jackson
Joint
Honge-Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Pentagon
Jackson
L. Mendel Rivers
House
Armed Services Committee
America
Rivers
Richard B. Russell
D.ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense
Robert
McNemara
McNamara
Colum & Es
Life Sentence Given Lyons in May 1966 Armory Death
Lyons Life Sentence handed by Circuit Court Judge Carl T. Smith for first degree murder in the Aug 6, 1966 Armory death of Vigil Avphart. Jury deliberated three hours before finding Lyons guilty. two accomplices pleaded guilty to entering a building. Sentencing set for June 26 after probation office recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayman
Harold Lyons
Circuit
Carl T. Smith
Lyons
Beech Creek
Kentucky
Isi
Blvand
Arehart
Via
Arehardwins
Cougielian Lyons
Patrick Roland
Joseph Tassel Holand
Tonal Police
Bayne Berton
Edward Mendenhall
Alan
Mendenhall
Fragmentary crime note clues hidden in damaged text
A garbled archival snippet hints at a past burglary in a marine or office setting. It mentions a thief likely expecting treasure in large boxes and references a character named Phanias and a person named Vandlay, with bars containing costumes. The legible text is sparse and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Tliore
Pht
Marinye
Interfices Assembly Opens With World Church Leaders
The seventh annual Interfices begins today at 7 30 pm with the national Convention of the Church of God featuring Rev Herschell D Sunday. Ministers from Pomons California and other places attend the opening session as the platform theme Sin and Forgiveness is explored. About 300 meetings are planned for all ages during the week, with worship at 6 am daily and papers presented by church leaders from Anson San Diego Portland and other cities.
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P.m
Herschell D
Church of God
Wajlice
Pomons
Calif
Speakingi
Wearl
Wests General Assembly
Church
Fatlon
Caast
Charles M. Benl
San Diego
Serbert
W. Thompson
Portland
Qre
Clare
Elmer 1
Karnatake
Wichita
Kans
Ted Rigdon
John K. Albright
Inudiaga
Inolis
Minsic
Anderson College
219 Degrees Given At Anderson College Commencement
219 bachelor of arts and science and master of divinity degrees awarded at Anderson College commencement in Warner Auditorium Indiana. The event launched the 1967 68 50th anniversary and honored Dr. John R. Emens Ball State University president and Mrs. Bessie Byrum with humane letters degrees. The ceremony opened six day convention activities of the Church of God with Rev. Samuel Mines delivering the keynote.
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Anderson College
Warner Auditorium
Indiana
Liberal Arts
Robert H. Reardon
John A. Macrinson
Church of God
Bessie Hillie Byrum
Anderson
John R. Emens
Ball State University
R. Eugene Sterner
Division of
Church Service
Christian Brother
Art Hany
General Assembly
The
Church of God In
Jamaica
Samuel G. Mines
Jesus Christ
James C. Burchett
Huntington
W. Va
Glen Bevis
Birmingham
Ala
Masic
Guy Kinnesigh Point
Ronald G [Ritchey
Findlay
Ohio
Servine Ject
Dodd Faces Fraud Charge as Senate Debates Censure
Washington reports that Senator Thomas J. Dodd faced accusations of fraud during the ongoing Senate debate on his censure. Leaders met with Dodd but could not agree on a vote date, as influential figures warned public trust hinges on condemning wrongdoing.
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Dodd
Senate
Washington
UPI
Thomas J. Dodd
U S Units Attack Cong killed in Mekong Delta battles
U S forces rushed reinforcements into the Mekong Delta where heavy fighting cost 276 Viet Cong lives and 43 Americans were killed or 187 wounded. Air and helicopter gunships pressed the battle as U S troops fought along the Rach Hui river south of Saigon. A second U S success east of Saigon saw 56 Viet Cong killed as Armor Regiment repelled an attack with 8 American deaths and 31 wounded.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
South Vietnam
Mekong
North Vietnam
Ian
U.S. 6Th Infantry Division
Rach Hui
S. 9Th Infantry Division
Lanmghlin
Paget Coline Bpiake Yarn
Welfare Residency Rule Unconstitutional in Federal Ruling
A Hartford federal court ruled a one year residency requirement for welfare eligibility unconstitutional, citing interstate travel rights. The decision, in a dispute by Vivian Marin Thompson who moved from Boston, may affect similar laws in other states. Five judges heard the case with a split opinion on the law’s intent to deter welfare-seeking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Blumenfeld
T. Joseph. Smith
Connecticut
Ray
Racial Tension Surges After Public Safety Incident in Atlanta
Atlanta reports say a rally led by Stokely Carmichael spurred tense clashes as police used warning rounds amid perceived threats. A Black youth was struck earlier by a police vehicle as protests swelled near a Dive Hills shopping center. Carmichael urged revolution while denouncing authorities, signaling mounting unrest in the area.
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Atlanta
SPT
Neravs
Dvicks
Stokely Carmichael
Whit
Tre
Ipulier
Nexto
New Arrivals and Community Messages From Local Notices
New births include a girl at Sand Me alohn We and a boy at 2200 Walnut St. Names listed: Mr and Mrs. Charles Corky Wilson, Mr and Mrs. David Berty, Mrs. G A Lyles. A warning from Rev. Joseph Boone references a fiery message and hinge, noting a fallow path. Southern Christian leadership group names appear in a chaotic segment with multiple initials and places, reflecting a period news brief.
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Charles
Corky) Wilson
Th Stoge
David Berty
Mai
Walnut St
G. A. Lyles
Fairview St
Bor
Garmighael
Joseph Boone
Pontia
Boone
Aia
Yasef Gharile
Deo
Five Hurt In Two Car Crash At Intersection
Five persons were injured in a two car collision at the intersection of Indiana 9 and Route 28 at about 3:30 pm Monday when one driver failed to yield. Nathan H. Lockwood, 45, of 818 West Jefferson Street Alexandria drove a car that struck an eastbound vehicle driven by Charles T. Yeagley, 33, of Anderson. Lockwood was uninjured. a passenger in his car and the occupants of the Yeagley vehicle were injured. Authorities noted the crash remains under investigation by the Madison County Sheriff's Deputies.
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Madison County Sheriffs
Nathan H. Lockwood
W. Jofferson St
Alexandria
Charles T Yeagley
RL A
Box
Anderson
Lockwood
Yeagley
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