Five Vehicle Crash Ends Boy’s Life in Indianapolis
A Kentucky boy, Franklin Shrock 4, of Pleasant Ridge Park, Ky., was killed in a five car pileup at an Indianapolis intersection. His sister Grace 4 was hospitalized in critical condition and his brother Steve 10 was in satisfactory condition at Marion County General Hospital. Police said Franklin’s car was broadsided by a eastbound vehicle, triggering a chain collision that involved two more vehicles.
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Community council funds aid for low income families
The council uses federal money for 70 percent of its budget with the remainder from donations. The aim is to help families with four members earning under a set annual income. Samuels says the center places about 100 people in jobs in two months and runs neighborhood information centers serving low income residents.
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Unemployment claims in Indianapolis dip to new low
The Indiana Employment Security Division reported 17 004 unemployment insurance claims filed last week, the lowest weekly total since October, down from 19 605 the prior week and 23 1 in the comparable period last year. Warren to retire with 40 000 dollar yearly salary. President accepts retirement as date successor is qualified. Fortas and Thornberry nominations noted with praise and historical context.
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Vietnam War policy fuels 1960s political clash
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Anderson School District Plans Vocational Center
Plans for a new vocational school facility in Anderson proceed after state board approval. Estimated building cost nears 2.35 million with 600 thousand for furnishings. Total project cost near five million, bids due September, construction to begin within a year of approval. Fees set by Indiana boards apply to secondary students from other districts. Anderson district students exempt.
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Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Harold Grady 66 of Rt 2 Middle towa died Wednesday after a long illness. He died at Community Hospital in Anderson and was brought to Ballard and Shirer Funeral Home for visitation after 7 pm. Funeral services are set for 10 am Saturday at the mortuary with Rev. Howard Brennaman and Rev. Rob ant Mae O.8. Summitville also notes the death of a father, Hurt, at his home in Edmon tio Me. He died after an extended illness at Gol tKy hospital. Burial will be in Springs Cemetery Ma springs Ky.
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Anderson Jobituaries and Death Notices Mix
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Roudebush Backs Bill To Ban Flag Desecration
UPI reports Congressman Roudebush supports a bill to criminalize willful flag desecration, proposing up to one year imprisonment. He cites two Indiana incidents at Purdue University and DePauw University as motivation. Roudebush, former VFW national commander, urges swift Senate action.
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Unity Conference moves toward merger in Anderson church group
Delegates from two merged church bodies meet for a unity conference in Anderson led by J Edward Flanagan and Charles V Weber. Elections set for leadership posts as Harold Sheets and Paul Bibatt issue a joint statement on the plan to unite the denominations.
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Chaney Named to National Convention Committees In Indiana
The report lists Indiana delegates and officers at the national convention. Chaney is named to multiple committees while L Keith Bolen succeeds, with Mrs Nola Allen noted as the first Black member on the GOP state committee. Purdue professor Dr Ralph E Erb is elevated to president of the American Dairy Science Association.
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IU Receives Bids For 8.6 Million Campus Relocation
Indiana University announced bids within the architect estimates of 8.6 million for the first three buildings of its Indianapolis regional campus relocation. Governor Brannigan and the Indiana Budget Agency must approve before the LA board of trustees awards. The structures include classrooms laboratories offices a library and a lecture hall southeast of the medical center to house the Indianapolis unit under a new chancellor.
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Placement chief appointed at Indiana State University
Terre Haute Ind AP reports Alex C Moody, former Clay City principal, has been named director of placement at Indiana State University. Moody, who previously led at Purdues graduate district, will oversee efforts to break up enemy supply lines amid ongoing raids. The Air Force bids mention renewed activity in the region with nocturnal strikes and troop movements.
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