McGovern Nears Democratic Nomination After New York Win
In New York's pivotal primary McGovern captured 225 of 248 delegates at stake and may exceed 250 delegates in total as he pursues the Democratic presidential nomination. Kennedy ruled out a vice presidential bid, while Humphrey warned McGovern remains far from secured. Cel ler and Abzug suffered renomination defeats in major New York contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McGovern
White House
New York
Edward M. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
McGovern
South Dakota
Democratic State Committee
Shirley Chisholm
York
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Washington
Miami Beach
Associated Press
Humphrey
Wallace
Kennedy
New York Times
Matthew Troy
Queens
Massachusetts
Sen. Kennedy
California
Emanuel Celler
Elizabeth Holtzman
Brooklyn
Cellier
Manhattan
Bella Abzug
William F. Ryan
AC Names First Woman Trustee For Mrs Esther Bauer
Mrs Esther Kirkpatrick Bauer, Anderson College alumna and prominent Church of God leader, named trustee of Anderson Colleges by the General Assembly. First woman trustee on the local campus, with prior leadership at Park Place Church of God and national boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Kirkpatrick Bauer
Anderson
General Assembly of the Church of God
Anderson College
Bauer
Church of God
Warner Pacific College
Portland
Ore
Gulf Coast Bible College
Houston
Texas
Kirkpatrick
Park Place Church of God
National Board of Christian Education of
Church
Warner Press, Inc
Maryland
Washington, D. C
National Memorial Church
Board of
Christian Education
Francis Kirkpatrick
Maiden Lane Church of God
Springfield
Ohio
Glover Bauer
Ander
Union Theological Seminary
University of Maryland
Hanna Theological Seminary
Whit
Newborns at St. John's Hospital
New arrivals include a boy to Mr and Mrs Kenneth John son of 2028 Nichol Ave a girl to Mr and Mrs Gregory Oldham of Markleville and a boy to Mr and Mrs Michael Leakey of Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hospital
Kenneth Johnson
Nichol Ave
Gregory Oldham
Markleville
Michael Leakey
Alexandria
Madison County officer commended for saving Fortville minister
Capt. Mark Fox of the Madison County Police Department received a sheriff's commendation at Mercy Hospital in Elwood for saving Rev. Leonard Hinds of Fortville after a June 11 crash on Indiana 37. Lt. Lee Graham plus officers assisted in the rescue and Fox provided life saving care through hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Fox
County Police Department
John Gunter
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
Fox
Leonard Hinds
Fortville
Lee Graham
Herald
Lee Aschoff
Madison County
MCPD
Madison County Police Control Center
Ind
Capt. Fox
J. D. Trailer
John R. Stout
Get Down drawal clinic in Nashville offers methadone treatment
A Nashville clinic administers methadone as a heroin substitute with two week wait times for dosage. Semrau argues for a strong support system and family therapy to curb recidivism and guide addicts toward a better life. Counseling should address life attitudes and include tough, clear expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Semrau
Semran
Countywide 911 trunk line plan eyed for Indiana Bell
Police and fire chiefs discuss installing 911 trunk lines by July 1973 with a Aug. 1 request deadline from Anderson. Costs, countywide coverage, and cooperation with the sheriff’s office are debated as officials weigh service expansion and jurisdictional issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Bell
Anderson
Ing
Indiana
Bell
Gunter
Six Die In Shootings at Heritage House Basement
Witness Robert Slawter, 23, reports a mass shooting at Heritage House where six people died and no one was wounded. The incident occurred as women cowered in a basement, according to the description in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heritage House
Robert Slawter
Slawter
Grace
Heritage Building
Mark Formigli
Formigli
Cherry Hill
Camden
N.J
Howard Unruh
Indiana GOP slate and shooting unfold in state and national events
Indiana Republican nominees include Earl L. Butz retained for a welcome program, Marilou Wertzler seeks unopposed convention bid, and candidates for lieutenant governor attorney general school superintendent. A shooting at Heritage House in Cherry Hill, near Camden, NJ leaves multiple wounded with police actions reported and witnesses describing chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Butz
Nixon
Washington
Marilou Wertzler
Muncie
Supreme and
Appellate Courts
GOP
William T. Frazier
John C. Hart
Indianapolis
Accused Hijacker Acquitted in Florida Flight Case
A federal jury acquitted Bobby Wayne Wallace of air piracy and related counts in the October hijacking from Nashville to Jacksonville that ended with three deaths. Wallace faced possible death for air piracy and other charges. prosecutors said he aided Giffe in abducting the wife but did not know of the planned killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Bobby Wayne Wallace
Husky Nashville, Tenn
George M. Giffe Jr
Giffe
Susan
Nashville
Wallace
FBI
Brent Q. Downs
Freeport
Bahamas
Jacksonville International Airport
U.S
John L. Briggs
Ice Cream Magnate Howard D. Johnson Dead at 75
Howard D. Johnson, 75, founder of a nationwide ice cream and restaurant empire, died at Lenox Hill Hospital. He built a 28 flavor chain from a Massachusetts drug store and grew it into a multimillion-dollar business with hôtels and motels nationwide. His son Howard B. Johnson now leads the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorkup
Howard D. Johnson
Lenox Hill Hospital
Johnson
Massachusetts
Manhattan
Milton
Mass
Miami
Howard B. Johnson
Lone Gunman Robs Local Service Station
A white man in green sunglasses robbed Everybody's Oil Service Station at 1535 Ohio Ave at 11 03 p.m. Tuesday, producing a .22 revolver and fleeing on foot with cash. Police investigate. A burglary at 731 Hattie Dr yielded 25 vinyl records and $75 in cash, also under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Sample
Everybody's Oil
Ohio Ave
Sample
Ohio Avenue
Floyd Alberts
Hattie Dr
Youth Injured In Bike Car Crash On Henry Street
A nine year old westside youth was injured in a bicycle car collision at 2 55 PM on Henry Street. Steven T Steans 1512 Henry was treated and released at St Johns Hospital. The cyclist rode east from an alley into a southbound car driven by James A Steven 2423 Crystal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westside
Steven T. Steans
Henry
St. John’s Hospital
Henry Street
James A. Steven
Crystal
Anderson and Madison County Deaths Highlight Local Obituaries
Elwood Ora D. Gillam 72 died suddenly at home. Survived by wife Martha McQuitty Gillam five sons two sisters 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 10:30 at Copher and Fesler with burial Sunset Memorial Park. Rettie E Bush 79 died at Mercy Hospital after extended illness. Member Christian Science Church survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday Copher and Fesler with Elwood City Cemetery burial. Calling hours listed at the mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Zion Chapel
Martha McQuitty Gillam
John
William
Dannie Gillam
Elwood
Donald
Peru
Dale Gillam
Tipton
Dakota Kroggel
Pauline Parker
Anderson
Copher and
Rettie E Bush
S. E St
Mercy Hospital
Jackson County
Christian Science Church
Copher
Alexandria Considers Traffic Plan And Speed Changes
Mayor Max Branch received a three year traffic survey by ANF focusing on automatic signals stationary signs and accidents. Traffic patterns will align with the county plan. Indiana Highway Commission speed limits set new signs from 55 to 40 mph along Ind 9 to Washington and beyond. A federal grant funds summer jobs for four youths and a new ambulance is under repair. Taxi service will run Sundays. The youth center move to a community center was debated but not funded. The city attorney will review leasing effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Max Branch
ANF
Indiana
Branch
Barton and Aschman
Indiana State Highway Commission
Ind. 9
11Th Street
11Th
Eighth Streets
Eighth
Washington Streets
Washington Street
Ind
Federal Troops To Back Up Conventions
Federal troops will back up local police during this summer’s national political conventions in Miami Beach. They will remain out of sight unless trouble develops, with 4,000 already on guard and regular Army forces prepped if needed. The move aims to protect peace, order, and public safety during the Democratic and Republican events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fila
Don Pride
Askew
Pride
Kleindienst
Washington, D. C
Defense Department
Miami
Reindienst-Askew
Youth International Party
Yippies
U.S
Vietnam
Jeff Nightbyrd
Defense Artment
Homestead Air Force Base
Pentagon
Florida
Department of Justice
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
SEAA
Chicago
Askew and
Westside Woman Robbed by Pair After Helping Stranger
Mrs. Rosey Hollowell, 1903 Arrow Ave., let in a distressed woman who asked to use the phone. An accompanying man forced entry, held a knife to Hollowell, and stole $26.50 plus a tear gas gun before fleeing. Police warn residents to be cautious when aiding strangers inside homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosey Hollowell
Arrow Ave
Massachusetts Ratifies Equal Rights Amendment
Massachusetts approved an amendment granting equal rights for women, becoming the 20th state to ratify. The measure requires 38 state approvals to become law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Ester Bauer
Chicago Furniture Mart
McDonald’s
SAT. Bulletin
SUN. Herald
Pine
Hoosier Gop
Ce Cream Magnate
Anderson and
Ora Gillam
Elwood — Ora D. Gillam
Rt. 3
Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery
Rettie Bush
Alex
Atty
Richard Kleindienst
Reubin Askew
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!