Leaders Change at Morning Worship Service
Morning worship at Anderson College Convocation Hall shifts leadership to Rev. Ted Rigdon of Mooresville after Dr. Elmer E. Kardatzke of Wichita led the service for the past three days. Thousands attend daily as about 300 institutes workshops conferences and sessions proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ference
Concluc Sion
Anderson College
Convocation Hall
Ted Rigdon
Mooresville
Elmer E. Kardatzke
Wichita
Kans
Plan for four lane Madison Avenue extension and underpass
City officials outlined preliminary plans for a four lane extension of Madison Avenue southward to Madison and Marine Drive with a new underpass at the Penn Central Railroad. The project includes widening 29th Street to 53rd Street and may be split into phases funded by available money. Estimated first phase cost is about $600,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
W. 29Th Street
Madison
Penn Central
Marine Drive
29Th
Rangeline Road
Shari Siefer Keys
Madison and
Penn Central Railroad
Harold Smith
Butler, Fairman and Seufert
Robert Hodson
Anderson Board of Works
Smith
29Th Street
53Rd St
Hudson
Ment
Bookmobile Planned for Anderson Public Library
The Anderson Public Library board approved consideration of a bookmobile to serve the city, estimate around 27000 dollars, with bids received but no decision. They discussed closing branch stations if the mobile unit adds value and noted low branch participation and books issued. The plan includes taking the bookmobile to city schools if schools participate, amid some negative comments from principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Public Library
Public Library Board
Branc
Lirary
Nixon Seeks Inflation Halt and Soviet Talks Timeline
President Nixon said inflation moves could slow in two to three months with budget cuts and an extended 10 percent surtax. He outlined arms control talks with the Soviet Union expected between July 31 and August 15 and noted NSC discussions on MIRV testing. He also mentioned potential NATO briefings and a site for talks, possibly Vienna or Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Soviet Union
Nixon Susu
Aat
We Nations Security Council
NSC
William P. Rogers
America
Europe
NATO
Vienna
Geneva
United States
FBI
Nixon Signals Deeper Vietnam Troop Withdrawals
President Nixon told a White House news conference the United States will pull back more U S troops from Vietnam. He cited hopes to beat Clifford's timetable for ending ground force presence by 1970 and progress in Paris peace talks within two to three months. He rejected Clifford's plan for 100 000 troop withdrawal this year and all but air and logistical forces by end of 1971, while defending ABM plans and noting changes in Minuteman vulnerability by 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Nixon
United States
Vietnam
Clifford
U.S
Fomer
Clark M. Clifford
Paris
White House
Johnson
Pentagon
Flanagan Faces Budget Requests From City Unions
Mayor Flanagan set the deadline for 1970 department budgets as unions push for higher pay. Police and Fire departments won raises but remain unhappy with Board of Public Safety. Negotiations began after the Anderson Fire Fighters Association offered proposals, including a five percent across the board raise and health insurance. The Board later approved health insurance and a $150 raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Flanagan
Board of Public Safety
Anderson Fire Fighters Association
Safety Board
W. R. “Ray” Westerman
Order of Police
Lodge 48
New Excavation Work At Mounds Park To Start
Two Indiana University students Kent Vickery and Charles Matter heading a project at Mounds Park face delays. They consulted Dr. James H. Keller of IU archaeology, then returned to Anderson to review guidelines before resuming fieldwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounds Park
Kent Vickery
Charles Matter
Indiana University
Bloomington
James H. Keller
IU Archaeological Studies
Anderson
Carlos Livermore
Bridge Sniper Shoots Self Over Pittsburgh River Scene
A 22 year old Robert Michniak fired more than 80 rounds from the Seventh Street bridge in Pittsburgh before shooting himself. Police and officers were wounded by brick fragments as crowds watched from nearby offices and TV. He was taken to Allegheny General Hospital with brain injury and is reported to have a fair chance of survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street Bridge
Allegheny
Robert Michniak
Bethesda
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Allegheny General Hospital
Michniak
William Zelezneck
Gateway Technical Institute
Indiana Dims Rain Move Out Ahead of Weekend Heat
The weather bureau says rain will exit Indiana by weekend start with showers ending Friday in central and northern areas and southern counties by midday. Clearing is expected, and official summer begins Saturday with temperatures in the 70s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Ad placement contact line noted for assistance
A customer outreach line is provided for ad placement help. Staff offer to assist callers by phone at the listed number.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senate
Flanagan
Steve Hofer
Herald
UPS
Mounds State Park
Classified
Herald - Bulletin
Marion
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!