Navy Aids Rights Workers Hunt Intensive Effort Fails To Locate 3 In Mississippi
An intensive search in Mississippi by Navy and rights workers misses three missing youths among a group of 34 foreign exchange students from 2½ countries visiting Anderson. The students arrived July 1 for a three day stay hosted by local families and organizations. A separate report notes a 22 year old Morgan town man escaped custody after a stolen property case, returning to the institution.
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Mississippi
Anderson Area
Nan Nottingham
Howard Nottingham
Jake Ison
Lions Clubs
R. E. Skinner
Robert
Fitzsimmons
Amer
United States
Anderson
Washington, D.C
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Madison
Yesweuay
Heights
Robert Fowler
Morgan
General Committee
Philadelphia
Miss
UPI
Inmates Escape From Indiana State Reform School
Two inmates fled the Indiana State Reform School and another escapee remained at large Wednesday as authorities hunted for the trio. Local police reported the incidents as ongoing, with search efforts continuing into the night.
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Indiana
Pay Raise Bill Advances Through Senate Committee
The Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee approved a broad pay raise plan for federal workers including cabinet-level pay and district judges. The measure, backed unanimously after weeks of hearings, would boost salaries for about 1.7 million employees and cost roughly $550 million annually, with July 1 implementations for most increases.
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Vernon Butcher
West Virginia
Butcher
Yoinson
Ana Orate
Sehecks
Pears
Meridian Air Station
Indianapolis
Papandreou
U.S
House
Civil Service Committee
Sma
Dent Johnson
Gerald D. Sanders
Prince
Tea
Sen
Olin D. Johnston
T S.C
Congress
GM expansion plans revealed for Indiana operations
General Motors executive vice president James E. Goodman stated the U S is headed for another era of expansion. He cited Delco Remy Guide Lamp and three Indiana sites Kokomo Marion Muncie adding over 34 acres of floor space as part of GM 2 billion program. Indiana employment and local supplier activity are highlighted amid ongoing construction and manufacturing growth.
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General Motors
James E. Goodman
United States
Anderson
Delco-Remy Engineering
Delco-Remy
Guide Lamp
Indiana
Kokomo
Marion
Muncie
Tenay Lor
Don L. Boyes
Goodman
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Delco
Fisher
Nor
Wood
Ohio
Tha Nablan
James FE. Goodman
Delce-Remy Engineering and Research
Russians Start Controversy Over Auto Market Expansion
Fragmented notes indicate a plan to boost U S auto production with 2 percent million cash injections to attract customers by 1979. Indiana GM operations expect growth in vehicle output and 4 million square feet of new floor space as Delco Remy and cultural facilities cite admissions and instruments. Justice Department reports prompted official inquiries while Secretary of State George Ball prepared to depart.
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Indiana
Delco Remy
Wimbledon Controversy Over South Africa Refusal
In London and Moscow, tensions rise as players meet political pressures. Russia opens controversy by ordering Metreyev to withdraw rather than face a South African opponent, while Hungary dissolves a doubles partnership with Abe Segal.
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UPI
Russia
Alexander Metreyelli
Hungary
Istvan Gulyas
Abe Segal
South Africa
Gulyas
Ministry of Sport
Budapest
Delco 1
Remy
Tokyo
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ST. Augustine
Fla
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Delco - Remy
Anderson
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Land Suit Action Brings Jury Verdict of $3 500
Monroe and Haley Whitmoyer, owners of a 27 acre farm near Noblesylla, won a $3500 jury award in a land appropriation suit brought by the Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Company. The case centered on the property's value for right of way to lay a pipeline, with the plaintiffs seeking $10000 for damages claiming subdivision potential. The judge, Carl T. Smith, noted World War II as evidence in the proceedings.
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Haley Whitmoyer
Noblesylla
Whitmoyers
Panahandie Eastern Pipeline Company
Whitmoyer
Carl T. Smith
Chamber Boosts Membership Roll In One Day Drive
Anderson Chamber of Commerce held a one day membership drive increasing its rolls by 62. Chamber president Jack Pihl says new members will serve on committees and panel groups. Notable names include Judge Harold E. Actor and several local business firms such as Aut Insurance and Derby Pizzeria.
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12Th
14Th Sts
Harold Smith
Anderson Street
Herald Phofa
Chamber
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Jack Pihl
Harold E. Actor
Autstate Insurance Company
A Anderson Fur Company
Aqua Gardens
Auto Inn
Baxter Exterminating
Beltone Hearing Service
Bouquet Flower Shop
A. L. Brewster Plywood Company
Brown and Bigelow
Cain's Pest Control
Richard Canada
George Casteller
Rer Paint Manufacturing Company
Charme Room Beauty Shop
John Cheesman
Consolidated Building Service
Derby Pizzeriz
City Plan Commission Hears Heated Discussion On New Project
The City Plan Commission held a heated session led by attorney Lee Fiedler over a proposed development on W 1st Street and Brentwood Drive. The plan seeks to rezone 6.233 acres from R2 to R4 and allow construction, drawing five remonstrators amid concerns about drainage and traffic near Nichol and Raible Avenues. Residents urge School adequacy for new children and caution over worsening conditions. the petition was tabled for May and lines of argument continue.
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Indianapolis
Anders
Arthur Liberman
Lee Fiding
Ioler
Maidien Dollar
Brentwood Dr
Fiedler
David Best
Tojanapolis
Nick Smyrnis
Tor
Nichol
Raible Avuelines
Coruma
Auxiliary Police Sworn In For Fair
The Anderson Police Department gained two auxiliary policemen at a swearing in ceremony led by City Clerk Harold L. Doyle. The new officers join regulars to serve as special officers during Freel Fair activities. A police spokesman noted the Olsen Shows train would arrive by 10 p.m. and unloading would begin immediately.
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Anderson
Harold L. Doyle
Pacif ic resort mayor replies on women in swimsuits
MESIC CITY AP reports Acapulco Mayor Roberto Mlok Ett Sutter was asked what he would do if women appeared on his beaches in breast having bathing suits. He said he would go to see them but as mayor he would have them prosecuted.
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CITY
Acapulco
Roberto Mlokett Sutter
Pacific Resort
Telephone Area Extends Northward To Include Alexandria
Anderson’s telephone area expands to Alexandria with Indiana Bell service. Beginning Sunday at 2 a.m. residents can dial directly between Anderson and Alexandria without long distance charges. J E Flanagan, local manager, announced the change.
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Anderson
Indiana Bell
Alexandria
J. E. Flanagan
Flease
Rabbits Protected From Cancer With Electrical Knife Vaccine
In San Francisco AP report Dr Alfred Strauss of Michael Reese Hospital says electrocoagulation killed cancer cells to create a vaccine. He injected 100 rabbits with the vaccine, none developed cancer after transplanted exposure, while nonvaccinated rabbits died in 8 to 12 weeks. He plans human trials pending further study.
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Alfred Strauss
Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center
Chicago
American Medical Association
Strauss
St. John’s Hospital
Jack Chapman
Crystal St
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