Anderson Obituaries and Front-Door Rifl e Tragedy
The Anderson Herald reports a truck driver killed in a front-door incident involving a 7 mm recoilless rifle and a train collision near Downers Grove, details of the wreckage, and a longer obituary filed for Mrs. Izola Taylor. Also notes political upheaval in Argentina with a military junta and resignations in Washington.
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Ryan's
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Ryan
Downers Grove
Ferguson
Freeport
S&tigem
Central da Organia
Junta
Argentin
Page Hospital
Ted Smith
Page One
Washington
Sen. Jac
Avils
R-N.y
Christine Price
Genoa
Ill
Argentina
Water Pollution Threat to Municipal Treatment Plants
A report warns that industrial waste reduces treatment effectiveness, risking untreated discharges from many cities. Costs to upgrade sewer networks in the Ohio River Basin could reach 23 million dollars with 47.4 million annually to keep pace with population growth, while many plants remain unprepared.
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Commerce Clearning House, Inc
Chicago
Richard A. Vanderhaaf
Associated Press
Ohio River
Anderson
Golvie Waghorn
Goldie Waghorn
Tele
Teles
Bell Resigns as Foreign Aid Director in Johnson Plan
President Johnson accepted the resignation of David E. Bell as foreign aid administrator effective Friday to join the Ford Foundation. William S. Gaud, deputy administrator for international development since February, will be his successor.
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Washington
Johnson
David E. Bell
Bell
Ford Foundation
White House
Johnsons
Wiliam S. Gaud
Agency For International de Precmment
Area Weather Drops Heat Wave Amid Scattered Rain
The region cooled briefly as showers fell in Anderson and Terre Haute reported 1.17 inches while Evansville reached 97 degrees and Indianapolis 91. Forecasters expect hot humid conditions to persist with more rain possible later.
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Yestérdal
Tn Wode
Brees
Anderson
Evansville
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Cincinnati
Louisville
Terre Haute
Rushville
Ho Goes Construcy Front Pare Oye Diplomacy Reported
Reports claim 71-year-old Ho visited Red China for talks with the Communist party chairman amid signs of major diplomatic and military activity in Southeast Asia. The situation is described as serious. Indiana Atty Gen John Dillon backs legislation to fund moving costs for those displaced by highway construction with state support and federal aid.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Jdhn Dillon
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties obituary notes
Obituaries note Abbie H. Spinks 83 of Lapel funeral at Fisher Brothers with burial in Brookside Cemetery. Died Tuesday after extended illness born in Brookhaven Miss educated in St Louis moved to Lapel in 1952 married 1964 death. Survived by two daughters sisters brothers grand and great grandchildren. Also James E. Park 1, of Hamilton County died at Masonic Home Franklin with Masonic rites. Frank W. Mowrey 88 longtime Daleville resident funeral at Shirey Vereral Home with burial in Miller Cemetery Middletown.
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Patricia
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Santa Monica
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Sanily
Diego
Anda
Argentina
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Minneapolis
Latin America
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Atrman Kisnu ‘Thurman Ring
Anderson
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Milton
Mary Preston Ring
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Hallie Etchison
Shirey Funeral Home
Daleville
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Perkinsville
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Bernice) Hamel
Fred
Vera) Holt
Richard
Minnie) Tovley
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Lour
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Donald Migay
Paul Hiday
IMRS
Abbie Spinks
Abbie H. Spinks
Anderson Spinks
Harry Smith
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Howell
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Lapol
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Fit
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Jackson
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California
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Louisiana
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Archie Morgan
Jacksoh
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Norfolk
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Hamilton County
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Masonic
Franklin
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Clarksville
Brookside Cemetery
Frank Mowrey
Shirey Vereral
Frank W. Mowrey
Cross Roads
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Housing Bill Aims to End Racial Discrimination in Courts
A closed Senate committee session led by Emanuel Celler sparked tension as real estate lobbyists and civil rights leaders protested outside. The panel has approved other provisions of a bill to end racial discrimination in jury selection, speed school desegregation, and protect Negro rights.
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Emanuel Celler
N.Y
Iorning
Fatal two car crash injures and hospitalizes several
The June 25 collision at Ind 108 and Ind 38 left Rosene Mofield in critical condition with severe head injuries. Frankton Conde tom Page one and two children were treated and released. Orvis J Hudson and his son also treated. his wife Jeane and Gary D Haskell are in satisfactory condition.
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Kennedy
Moss Téland Rd
Hudson
Rosene Mofield
Lawisville
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Mofield
Jeane
Driyer
Gary D. Haskell
Middletown
St. John's Hospital
Anderson outlines plan to consolidate city offices in new city hall
State continued from page discusses using the auditorium for limited purposes. The plan would consolidate City Hall, City Planning Commission, Board of Health, Park Superintendent, Street Department, and City Engineer, leaving police and fire as well as equipment maintenance separate. Construction of a new City Hall and Court House is seen as first step in downtown revitalization in Anderson though no firm completion date is given.
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Weulling
City Hall
City Planning Commission
Board of Health
Anderson
Hen
Kennedy Clubs Continued Fri Vote Split in Williamsburg
A fragmented primary race reports Kennedy Clubs continued Friday with a near even voter split in Williamsburg and Clarendon. Had the results stood, a governor would have become the first Black legislator in 65 years. John B. Russwarm, a Jamaican, noted as the first Negro college graduate in the region.
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Clarendon
John B. Russwarm
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