Delco Remy to Build New Water Treatment Plant in Anderson
Delco Remy announces construction of a modern water treatment facility at 27th and Monroe near Plant Seven to curb sewer effluent up to 75 percent and recycle about 3 million gallons daily. The system will treat all process waste from twelve plants and meet state and federal quality standards.
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Delco-Remy
E. 27Th
Monroe St
Perry House
Delco-Remy Division
Anderson
Perry W. House
27Th
Monroe Sts
House
Delco - Remy
Indiana
Stream Pollution Control Board
Federal Water Quality Act
D-R Foundry
Plant Five
New Building Inspector Named for City
Robert Everroad of 214 Elva Street was named city building inspector by Mayor J. E. Flanagan. He replaces Charles E. Brown, now in the Park Department. Everroad, a Columbus High School and Indianapolis Business College graduate, has worked as a real estate broker and builder and priorly in Cummins Diesel personnel. He attends East Lynn Christian Church and holds Masonic, Eastern Star, Scottish Rite, Shrine, and Eagles memberships. He and his wife have two grown children and he began his duties Wednesday.
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Robert Everroad
Elva St
J. E. Flanagan
Charles E. Brown
Park Department
Everroad
Columbus High School
Indianapolis Business College
Cummins Diesel Engine Company
Columbus
East Lynn Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Scottish Rite
Shrine
Order of Eagles
Barefoot Driving Legal in All 50 States Says Survey
Denver experts note barefoot driving is legal nationwide per a Rocky Mountain Auto Association survey. Officials caution examiners may question driver mentality while barefoot driving advocates claim it heightens alertness and foot feel. critics warn of shoe entanglement risks with brakes or accelerator.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado Driver Examination Department
Rocky Mountain Auto Association
Association
Pressure On Rockefeller Grows To Enter Contest
The United Press International report notes increasing pressure for Nelson Rockefeller to enter the Republican presidential race. Rockefeller says he is not running and has no plans for primaries or a draft, while Nixon contemplates strategy after Romney’s withdrawal and hints at a possible Rockefeller candidacy and joint attacks on the Johnson administration.
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Rockefeller
Washington
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
National Governors Conference
State Department
Vietnam
George Romney
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Manchester
N.Y
Romney
Johnson
Miami
Tom McCall
Oregon
Angry Herod Imprisons John in Galilee
Pilate reports in a Lent feature that Herod has arrested John the Baptist after public denouncements of Herod's private life. The dispatch notes John's influence, his camel skin clothing, and the claim that Jesus, from Nazareth, has begun public ministry.
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Herod
John
Galilee
Pontius Pilate
Tiberius August Caesar
Livia
Junius
Jordan
Philip
The
John the Baptist
Nazareth
Jesus
Pilate
Court Sends Motorists To Driver Training Course
City Judge Robert Rob bins ordered at least 18 motorists charged with traffic violations to attend a Defensive Driver Training course. The program, a joint effort of City Court, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Anderson Police Department, aims to reduce accidents by teaching defensive driving, accident prevention formulas, and the impacts of alcohol and drugs on driving.
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Robert Robbins
City Court
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Police Department
Primary filings expand race slate in Indiana county
Additional entries for the May 7 primary were listed at the Indiana Secretary of State and the Madison County Clerk offices. State representative candidates include Republican John C. Alley of Pendleton and Democrat Carlin F. Dawson of Anderson. Dennis Lanane is listed for state senator. Several party committeemen were also recorded from Anderson and surrounding townships.
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Secretary of State
Indianapolis
Alpha Byrum
Madison County
John C. Alley
Pendleton
Carlin F. Dawson
Anderson
Dennis Lanane
Kenneth Hartman
Robert Richardson
Anderson Twp
Donald E. Williams
Carl R. Taylor
Richland
William B. Riffe
First Ward
Emmett M. Hillman
Emmett M. Hillman, Elwood
Pipecreek
Werley N. Hughes
Frankton
Pi Pscreek
Lula E. Manley
Grover C
Virgil Leer
Summitville
Committeman
Pet
van Buren
Frank Landaker
Divided Nation Warned by Civil Disorders Panel
A presidential commission on civil disorders warns racism and urban unrest risk creating two separate, unequal societies unless vast funding is approved. It calls for 2 million new jobs, expanded housing subsidies, on the job training, guaranteed income concepts, and widespread low income housing to prevent further polarization and exploitation.
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Washington
National Commission On Civil Disorders
Johnson
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Johnson and McNamara Trapped in Pentagon Elevator
President Johnson and defense chief Robert McNamara were trapped for 12 minutes in Pentagon elevator No. 13 as they prepared to depart for a military honors ceremony on McNamara's final day. A rainstorm canceled an Air Force flyover, and the incident delayed the farewell amid McNamara’s move to become World Bank president.
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Washington
Johnson
Goodby
Robert Strange McNamara
Defense
McNamara
Pentagon
Bob McNamara
Aspen
Colo
World Bank
Puzzle Palace
Navy destroys three trawlers during coast patrols
U S Navy patrol boats and Coast Guards cutters attacked four trawlers near South Vietnam and destroyed three after they tried to run guns and ammunition to the Viet Cong. A fourth trawler retreated when challenged. Other strikes hit Tan Son Nhut airbase and Hanoi maintenance areas as B52s bombed targets near Khe Sanh.
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Saigon
UPI
USS
Navy
Coast Guards
U.S. Navy
U.S
South Vietnam
Tan Son Nhut
U.S. Air Force
Hanoi
Ha Cong
Khe Sanh
Out
1968 Delegate Allocation Announced in Madison County
Madison County Republican Chairman Myron Seybert and Democratic county chair Dr. Charles Armington announced the county state convention delegate distribution for June. Allocation is based on the 1966 secretary of state vote, with 1 delegate per 400 votes for each party and minimum one delegate per township. May 7 primary will elect 61 Republican and 60 Democratic delegates, who will choose platforms and candidates and designate delegates to national conventions.
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Madison County
Myron Seybert
Charles Armington
U.S
Adams
Boone
Duck Creek
Fall Creek
Green
Jackson
Lafayette
Monroe
Newly Formed Madison YMCA Holds First Annual Meeting
The YMCA of Madison County held its first annual meeting on February 28 with P. E. Bradsley presiding. The merger of Anderson and Elwood YMCAs was noted, H E Hudson received a Service to Youth award, and 1967 activities were summarized by A O Barnes. New board members were elected for three-year terms and The Echoes from Anderson College performed.
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H. F. Hudson
Madison County Ymca
Perry House
A. O. Barnes
Herald
YMCA
Madison County
P. E. Bradsley
Anderson Ymca
Elwood
A. 0. Barnes
Association
Cliff Backstrom
Kent Goble
Anderson
Rembrandt Hiller
National Council
Robert Wagner
J. W. Barber
P. E. Bardsley
C. Amos Childers
John C. Drake
Elmo A. Funk
William Havermale
Wilbur Roby
The
Echoes
Anderson College
Midwest
Kay Pylate
Joyce Blair
Kathy Roberts
Rose Marlow
Newborn Girls Reported at Community Hospital
New arrivals in Anderson and vicinity include three baby girls born to Earl Berkebile and wife on Rt. 5, to Roland Porter and wife at 2001 Sherman Sr., and to Lannis Fields and wife of Summitville.
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Earl Berkebile
Rt. 5
Roland Porter
Sherman Sr
Lannis Fields
Summitville
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D-R
Hema Co Caesar
Ken Woodman
Anderson Herald
Court
William R. Merritt
LBJ
Air Force
Madison Ymca
Anderson and Vicinity
Community Hospital
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