Mallory to Close Elwood Plant Move to Tennessee Site
Elwood's Mallory Relocates will shutter its Elwood Fiwuot plant on July 19 and shift operations to a 97,000 square foot plant in Camden, Tennessee. About 60 workers were notified. eligible employees receive vacation pay and full benefits under Mallory's retirement and cash distribution plan. The move follows space constraints and consolidations after evaluating local facilities.
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Elwgoo
Mallory Retrades Company
Mallory, Inc
Fiwuot
Mosiday
John Bergaian
Amallory
Bill Paltsetumidi
Elwood
Camden
Tenn
Flaed Poltsehmidl
Novela Tennessee
Pextsehmidl
Mallory
Andersen and Madison County area deaths noted
Brief obituary notice highlights recent deaths in Andersen and Madison County area, listing deceased individuals, dates and funeral arrangements as reported by local staff. Suburban and rural communities receive condensed memorials with simple biographical hints where readable.
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Andersen
Madison County
Unfinished Rezoning Proposals Hit City Plan Commission
Six petitions for rezoning of local property will be considered by the city plan commission Thursday. Petitions, tabled at the May 28 meeting, include Hazelpoil Advision from H-3 Residential to EL Shistrial near Hazelwood School for a pattern shop expansion. Dr William Shoemaker seeks rezoning of Westwood Addition from R14 Residential to Bs Local Business for a dental office. Other requests move properties in Mothe jwood and Mounds Road areas from residential to local business or general business for auto sales or service stations. A Hughes led group seeks multiple rezoning for commercial building and offices on Nichol Ave and adjacent lots.
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City Plan Commission
Asabel G. Dillon
Hazelpoil
EL Shistrial
Hazelwood School
William Shoemaker
Westwood
Eharge
Harold D. Brandot
Mothejwood
Charles
Dorothy Shepherd
Mounds Road
J. Robert, Rith
Russell Hughes
Hughes Curry Acking Co
Mid General
Hugheses
Nichol Ave
Bet Loco
Bids Come In Higher Than Officials Expected for Anderson Building
Bids from multiple firms in Anderson total roughly 1.2 million for a new building project including air mechanical work and masonry. Firms such as Pepe Pantene Electric Co and J and Horton contributed bids around 147 to 219 thousand, with officials noting bids were nearly 20 percent above projections of 150 thousand. All bids will be reviewed as commissioners study proposals before notifying bidders.
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Pepe Gre Electric Co
Anderson
Sit
Owren Kirklin
Jacksonville man tied to armed robbery case
Zeigler, known to Jacksonville police, bought a pistol in a pawn shop last month but was not armed when captured. Centers faces charges including robbery, assault and intent to rob, felon with three firearms, carrying during a felony. Robbery charge carries life sentence. Centers held on armed robbery originally.
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Jacksonville
Zeigler
Centers
Pickett
Troops prepare base evacuations in Cambodia campaign
Col. Clarke, commander of the division's 2nd Brigade, notes bases will be erased as Cambodian operations proceed. Artillery lifted first, then a fire base on the Vietnamese side. Evacuations extend across a wide frontier as the rainy season slows progress with all units aiming to exit by June 30. Soldiers reflect that the effort was lengthy but necessary.
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Cambodia
Clarke
Springfield
Ast
Ath Olvis
Cantextia
Col. Clarke
McGovern
Fulbright
Sens
Chayles Goodell
I- N.Y
Harold Hughes
O-Tavwa
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Abram Hibbott
D-Conn
Senate
Cooper Church
South Vietnam
Taplirel
Coover
Church
IAS
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Nixon
Pentagon
Washington
Senate Debates Cooper Church Amendment on Cambodia Policy
Senators spar over repeal of a foreign military sales act amendment amid debate on Cambodia policy. Ervin and Stennis fault the administration while Mansfield pushes for approval to broaden U S actions. The fight centers on allowing troops into Cambodia under new daylight and how it affects war authority and funding.
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Kaniinvas
Pane
Ore Stennis
D-Miss
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Senate Armed Services Committee
Tepes
Guwif
Tonkin
Ervin
Stentus
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Tal
Pease
Cooper
Church
American Jets Roar 100 Miles Into Cambodia
Saigon reports say American warplanes conducted support missions up to 100 miles west of the South Vietnam border and raided Communist supply lines beyond the 21.7 mile line. Cambodian airmen rode in U S aircraft as fighting raged near Kompong Thom and Phnom Penh.
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Saigon
Npil Americ
U.S
Kompong Thom
Supreme Court Okays Small Juries In Alabama Ruling
Magistrate decides sufficiency of evidence for grand jury as Alabama courts reconsider two Birmingham men John Henry Cole and Otis Stephens convicted in an assault on a motorist and his wife. The five to four decision upheld the reduction of juror limits amid a contentious case.
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Alatoana
John Henry Cole
Otis Stephens
Birmingham
Jury size ruling upholds six month crime trials rights
U S Supreme Court rules defendants in crimes carrying at least six months in prison are entitled to jury trials, a decision that overshadows prior six and twelve member panels. The ruling affects Alabama con victions in an assault case and clarifies indigent defendants have right to counsel at preliminary hearings. It follows long standing common law practice and allows states to set jury sizes other than twelve. The decision also touches on related prosecutions and procedural disclosures.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Worlda
Avrontween
White
Tanothee
Alabama
John Henry Coleman
Otis Stephens
Birmingham
New York City
Winke
Congress
Tey
Hugo Lb. Black
C Williams
Douglas
Bion
Attten Leas
Paul Colwn
Ais
East Tennessee
Unieliversity
Thurgood Marshal
Anappeal
Cand Gamotne
New York-New Jersey
Sicily
Car Stereo Tape Thefts Rise Across City
Police report ten weekend incidents of car stereo tape thefts with many cars broken into after thieves spotted tapes in plain sight. Most thefts happened when drivers left vehicles unlocked with items in the trunk. officers urge locking doors and storing valuables out of sight. A $300 theft of watches and silverware was reported at Roy Vail’s home, and an office radio was stolen from Willon Pattern Works after a window was pried open. Investigation continues.
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Ranseck
Earl Vrunk
Burlaris
Roy Vail
Fairview
Burghary
Willon Pattern Works
1St St
Church Of God Plans Key 73 Evangelism Outreach
The Church of God joins Protestant groups in a three year Key 73 evangelism outreach announced at their International Convention. Denominational leaders plan coordinated nationwide effort across churches, media, and literature to present a unified gospel to North America emphasizing practical relevance and inclusion of diverse expressions.
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Church of God Assembly
Church of God
America
He Rey
Maurice Berquist
Daytonal
Beach
Fla
Marmday
Charles V. Weber
Executive Council
Eliphasis
Generatt Assembly
General Assembly
United States
Canada
M God
Theodore A. Raedeke
Lutheran Church — Missavi Syne
St. Louis
Laws
Latin America
Pnes
Africa
Son
Belees
Berlin
Church of Gott
Dile Oldham
North America
Br. Weber
Jesus Christ
53rd Street Fire Station Sewer Okayed
Plans and specifications for the sewer system were approved at the Board of Works meeting on Monday. Board chairman Robert Hodson announced bids for the sewer will be opened and read at the July 6 meeting. The board approved four driveway petitions and held another for figure corrections involving First Evangelical Church and residents at 1122 W Eighth Ave, 2211 E Fourth St, 1800 Willcrest Ave, 166 Hillcrest Ave, and 1923 Jackson St. Easement rights for several planned road improvement sites were discussed, with Hodson noting improvements cannot begin until all easements are acquired along the routes including Range Line Road, Raible Avenue, Madison Avenue, and a section near Int 9.
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Stra
Board of Works
Robert Hodson
First Evangelical Church
Eighth
Ken Bresce
Fourth’ St
Willcrest Ave
Hillrest Ave
Jackson
Jet Stream Oil Co
Hord
Hodson
Range Line
Western Indixia Gravel Co
Heaity
Sard Street
Ford Ind
Raible
Grarklview Golf Course
25Th
Madison Avenue
Secity
Minor injuries in Jackson and Fifth wreck
A three car chain reaction at Jackson and Fifth street left Mrs Bessie Houser 73 of 2112 Broadway and Limber Alix 72 of 2003 Eulolid with minor injuries after Houser’s car hit Alix. Alix’s car then struck Jack Evans 32 of 2119 W Fifth St. Evans was not injured. Houser’s car totaled. Alix’s car sustained 150 dollars in damages and the wreck involved a 1935 Chevrolet.
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Jackson and
Fifth Street
Bessie, Houser
Broadway
Limber Aulx
Eulolid
Evans
Houser
Alix
Ishoulder
lEvans
Evens
Public Opinion Poll on Inflation and Social Policies
The survey shows 26 percent undecided on inflation and taxation. 86.6 percent oppose higher federal taxes, 8.9 percent favor, 4.5 percent undecided. A slight majority support wage and price controls and Fed policy limits, with 16 000 respondents revealing varied views on federal controls, money policy, and wartime economic tools. Debates include wage prices, credit control, and restricted money policy.
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Federal Reserve Board
Creras
New Arrivals at St John's Hospital and Community Centers
A jumble of birth notices lists numerous families from Pendleton, Alexandria, Frankton, and Noblesville. Newborns include several girls and boys at St John's and Riverview Hospital, with households such as Mr and Mrs Charles Maibert, Mr and Mrs William BD England, and Mr and Mrs Duane Lennis. Amid the names are municipal notes on pollution control and federal spending sentiment, but the core items are births across multiple addresses.
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Ridges
James Hays
Frankton
Charles Maibert
Pendleton
Willam
England
Chesterfield
Bay
Evinjo Diaz
Second St
David Burrs
Meridian
Theodore Daweson
Alexandria
Duane Lennis
Hamilton PL
Ard
Desiald Oves
Ito Linden
Are Nes
Carry Burns
53Rd St
Community Hospital
Bill to curb harassment after billing errors proposed
Sen William Proxmire plans a bill to stop firms from harassing customers after computer billing errors. He cited a New York man wrongly charged for six airline signs and a six month battle to fix the bill.
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Miss Hallcraft
William Proxmire
D- Wis
Weir
New York
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Ball State
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Indiana State
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St John's Hospital
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Garden Ct
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Douglas Dr
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Sherman
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Cedar
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