Drennen gains union support for regional directorship
Union officials report mounting backing for Ross E. Drennen of Anderson for the Region Three directorship. Drennen, a 14 year veteran of the Stop Committee at Local 662, seeks the post as delegates from Local 2 and Local 683 prepare for a weekend convention in Indianapolis. The election, set for Sunday, follows the retirement of Raymond Berndt for health reasons. Local 682 endorses Drennen, citing his bargaining experience, while Local 663 delegates from Guide Lamp show division.
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Ross E. Drennen
Anderson
UAW Region 3
Drennen
Stop Committee
UAW
Indiana
Ken.tucky
Conention
I-70 Holiday Inn
Ecets
Mre
Sells
Indiana Afl-Cio
Community Action Program Council
Raymond Berndt
Bernd
Detroit
Local 682
Floyd Fellen
Guide Lamp
Papers Head For High Court In Unified Union Vote
Delegates across Indiana, Louisville, Marion, Kokomo, Washington, South Bend, and Fort Wayne prepare for a high court decision on a mass UAW election. The 7,000 page report and 14,000 member division shape regional voting strength, with Leo Merd Woodcock and Local 682 leading.
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Indianapolis
VAW
Dennen
Post-Dispatch
Louisville
Marion
Kokomo
Washington
Wayne
South Bend
UAW
Leo
Merd Woodcock
Deleo
Sai Divison
Pentagon
Chicago
Sun-Times
Johnson O P
North Vietnam
Residents urged to form improvement group for Project A
Residents in the Project A area were urged to form a neighborhood improvement association to coordinate land acquisitions and liaise with government and school officials. The group would help push for a stronger housing code and facilitate communication on future school system plans affecting the area.
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Esigen
Trea
of Land
David Department
Sible
Pro
Anderson
Redevelopment Commission
Friendship Bap- Anderson
Seast Church
Te Poceses
Anderson High Sheldon
Jack Richardson
The
Commission
Projet
Four Rescued After Drowning Fear Spreads Panic
Parents from Fone One state feared their daughter and Bough had drowned. Morris recalled life depended on it after the four were reunited. A newborn boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Terry J. Seybert at Ball Memorial Hospital, listing the address 10 N. Elma St.
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Bough
Morris
Terry J. Seybert
N. Elma St
Ball Memorial Hospital
Police Seek Two Suspects in Armed Robbery
Police were on the lookout Friday for two male suspects believed involved in a late evening armed robbery at South Side Package Store on 212 W. 29th St. About 11 13 p m two Black men held up the store and fled on foot as detectives continued the investigation late Friday night.
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South Side
W. 29Th St
I City
Writers Editors Publishers Defend Public Right To Know
Writ ers editors and publishers defended publication of a top secret Pentagon war study arguing it protects the public interest. J Edward Murray of the American Society of Newspaper Editors testified that decision makers are loyal and that U S newspapers have a distinguished record in safeguarding national security during wartime.
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Washington
Fon
J. Edward Murray
American Society of Newspaper Editors
ST Am
White House
U.S
Congress
House
Government Information
Executive Branch
McNamara
Charles A. Perlik Jr
American Newspaper Guild
Afl-Cio
Glenn Anderson One Man Gallery Show At Fine Arts Center
Art director and longtime executive Glenn Anderson presents 33 acrylic and collage works in a one man exhibit at the Anderson Fine Arts Center through July. A gallery talk by Anderson is scheduled Sunday. hours are Tue–Sat 10 am to 5 pm, Sun 2 to 5 pm, Tue 7 to 9 pm.
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Alsps J
Anderson’ Fine ‘Arts Center
Glenn Anderson
Anderson
Glenn
Augustana’ College
Sioux “Falls
Minneapolis School of ” Art
Minneapolis
Minn
University of Minnesota
Waterloo
Who's
Arts Center
Man Sues Over Broked Promises in Computer Matching Case
Pilkington of Indianapolis files a $30,000 suit against Computer Matching of Indiana claiming breach of contract for a promised marriage prospects and later additional damages. The case cites failed service, with Pilkington seeking compensatory and punitive damages totaling $90,000 plus $5,500 originally sought. In parallel, NAB board backs open access to media and Frank Stanton’s CBS stance on a House subpoena. In Middletown, Irvin Shoultz, 2, dies from a self-inflicted gunshot. services pending at Brown and Butz Funeral Home.
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Indoy
Pikington
Tnder
Pington
Elwood
Max W. Cook
Pilkington
Sigma Detta_cni
The
Nation Association of Broadcasters
Frank Stanton
CBS
House
Pentagon
Eisenhower family links in bypass project push
Officials and groups including Congressman David Dennis coordinate with state and federal partners to fast track a four year transportation study for a bypass project. Volpe’s March action prioritized the plan, cutting through years of red tape and bringing the bypass closer to realization.
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Eisenhower
Volpe
David Dennis
Anderson and Madison County area deaths rowe and Coppock
Obituary notices from Anderson and Madison County list Agnes A Coppock final rites at Main and Sons Funeral Home New Castle with interment at Ooreland Cemetery. Other entries memorialize John Wiliam Drow, Christine Rowe, and Merrill Reed with service details at New Hope United Methodist and East Maplewood Cemetery. Surviving relatives include husbands, a brother, and extended family.
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Agnes A. Coppock
the Main and Sons Funera
New Castle
Agnes Coppock
Ooreland Cemetery
Elwood man Joseph Metz 75 dies at Mercy Hospital
Joseph Metz 75 longtime Elwood resident died at Mercy Hospital at 12 20 a m Friday. Born December 185 to Wendelin and Julia Metz he lived at 30 Main St retired from Elwood Call Leader Anderson Herald and Kokomo Tribune. He was a World War I veteran and member of St Josephs Church DAV I T U. Survived by widow Ann Burke two sons Robert Elwood and W Metz Galveston a brother John Metz Muncie a sister Mrs Ed Hodge Dyer a half sister Mrs Georgia Hartley Anderson two grandchildren and the funeral mass set for 10 30 a m Monday at St Josephs Church. Burial in Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call Copher Fesler Funeral Home today and Sunday. A prayer service Sunday evening. A graveside service will follow Monday afternoon at Turtle Creek Convalescent Centre Noblesville after a lengthy illness.
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Joseph Metz Elwood
Elwood
Joseph Metz
Mercy Hospital
Wendelin
Julia Herter Metz
Main St
Elwood Call Leader
Anderson Herald
Kokomo Tribune
St. Josephs Catollie Church
DAV
Interrational Typographical Union
Josep Cemery
Turtlereek
Noblesville
Charles
Mary Heiney Crull
Homer Weaver
Christian Church
Golden Rule Brotherhood
Sisterhood
Robert Weaver
Vancouver
Wash
Harold Wilts
Cristian Church
Evans-Gedley-Trout
Stony Creek
Girls Injured In Hit Run In Bicycle Crash
Two girls Penny Pratt and Brenda Lou Reed were struck while riding bicycles in the 3500 block of Columbus Avenue. They suffered minor injuries and were treated at St. John's Hospital and released. Police continue the investigation as witnesses reported the hit and run.
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Penny Pratt
Columbus Ave
Brenda Lou Reed
Seventh St
St. John's Hospital
Columbus Avenue
Lowell Hillyer
Ohio Avenue
Wilbur Brown
Sherman
Brown
St. John’s
Carl D. Dodeson
Ervin Fetty
E. Strd St
Dodson
St. John's
Dismiss Unser
Indianapolis
Marion County
Walte Charge Aguas
Bobby N. Unser
Thomas ‘White
White
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Treasha Stanton
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Isa Zirkle
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Sherry Downey
Holly Havens
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Weston
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