Mrs Madeline Mitchell Dies After Illness at 62
Mrs Madeline A Mitchell 62 of 127 W 9th St died Monday at 5 pm at home after months of illness She was born Sept 17 1906 in Windfall to Joseph L and Daisy Pulley Plummer Survived by two daughters Janet Hamilton Indianapolis and Patricia Shirley Pendleton a sister Mrs John Sanford Clearwater Fla three grandchildren Funeral arrangements at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rosary and Mass at St Marys Catholic Church Interment Memorial Park Mausoleum Final services for Annie Mae Luttrell 56 of 2113 Broadway at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Interment Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Funeral Home services noted for Margaret Louise Mann 56 Marion burial Park Cemetery Fairmount and Vincennes obituaries follow.
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Madeline Mitchell
Madeline A. Mitchell
9Th St
Joseph L
Daisy Pulley Plummer
Robert ‘Blume
El‘wood
Otis ‘Mitchell
Albert R
Janet)Hamilton
Indianapolis
Philip R
Patricia) Shirley
Pendleton
John Sanford
Clearwater
Fla
Baker Brothers
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
Memorial Park Mausolum
Navy Fights Oil Slick At San Juan
The U S Navy Coast Guard and Puerto Rican authorities battled a major oil slick off San Juan beaches after the Liberian flag tanker Ocean Eagle split in two near the bay. President Johnson ordered conservation experts to assist, aiming to protect tourism and beaches as slick stretched about 10 miles toward the harbor.
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San Juan
P.R
U.S. Navy
Coast Guard
Johnson
Ramey Air Force Base
Puerto Rico
Ocean Eagle
San Juan Bay
Condado Area
Eli
el Morro Castle
Condado Hotels
San Juan Harbor
Caribbean Gulf
Pedestrian Death Leads to Funeral Services in Alexandria
A man struck by a car in Madison County was identified as Douglas born June 8 1925 in Bowling Green Ky. He was walking on the street in dark clothing at about 25 to 30 mph when hit at the right front portion. Funeral services set for 2 p m today at Davis Strider Noffze Funeral Home in Alexandria with burial in Knox Chapel Cemetery. Surviving family includes wife Jenny Adaline Hickman and six children plus siblings and relatives. RADIATION BILL PASSED Washington UPI The House health subcommittee approved a bill to empower the federal government to regulate radiation emitting devices including color TV sets and X-ray equipment after a Public Health Service survey found some models exceeded recommended levels.
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Douglas
Davis - Strider - Noffze
Alexandria
Farrell H. Gardner
Knox Chapel
Fairmount
Bowling Green, Ky
Harry
Nora Douglas
Madison County Highway Department
Eagles Lodge
Washington
UPI
House Health Subcommittee
Public Health Service
Baby Boy Tommy B Up For Adoption In Madison County
The Madison County Department of Public Welfare seeks permanent parents for Tommy B a year old boy born with a congenital hip deformity. He has been in a foster home with leg casts and may need two to three years of therapy. Despite hospital stays and pneumonia he has progressed normally and may require Crippled Children's Program help for medical costs. Interested parents may contact Mrs Isabelle Scholl or Mrs Mildred Palmer at the Madison County Public Welfare.
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Tommy B
Tommy
Madison County Department of Public Warfare
Madison County Department of Public Welfare
Indiana University Medical Center
Welfare Department
Isabelle Scholl
Mildred Palmer
Obituary: William Billings Dies in Ice Accident at River
William Billings 66 died after apparently slipping on ice and drowning in a river near Anderson. The body was found by Garr et Jenkins, reported to Fire Department. Funeral services set for Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with burial in Veale Creek Cemetery Washington. Survived by widow Mary K Badger and relatives in Arizona and Indiana.
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Carmichael
Garret Jenkins
Raintree
Jenkins
Fire Department
Billings
Washington
Ind
Ard
Anderson
Chicago
Ill
Anderson City
Mary K. Badger
Roy Perkins
Mesa
Ariz
Forrest Scheide
Nellie Enley
Washington, Ind
Harold E. Rozelle
Gary A. Allbritter
First Baptist Church
Veale Creek
California judge stalled as teachers march on Harrisburg
In California a judge delayed ruling while thousands of Pennsylvania teachers gathered at the state Capitol in Harrisburg to demand higher salaries and more school funding. In Renovo, Bucktail Area Junior High School welcomed 93 seniors back to class after a three week strike closed the 998 pupil school. Wellston, Missouri schools closed last Thursday as 94 teachers walked out against a tax measure to raise pay, with a spokesman saying they will return Wednesday if the board revives the proposal.
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Pennsylvania
State Capitol
Harrisburg
Joseph Standa
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Renovo
Bucktail Area
Wellston
Board of Education
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices from Madison area list Samuel Wilson of Middletown Henry Hapner of Fortville and Omer Snider of Greenfield. Wilson survived by seven children and numerous grandchildren. Hapner served in WWII and held local honors. Snider was longtime farmer and church member. Funeral arrangements announced.
Primary race continues with township and school board names
More Primary continues listing candidates across Anderson and Monroe Townships for trustee at large and school board positions. Names include J Ronald Nuce, Joe Borders, Robert Miller Jr, Goldie Miller, Pauline Porter, Elizabeth Hickey, Helen Stoner, Jane Budd, J Max Draper, Melvin May, Russell Edgell, Guy Lewis, Jack Goens, John Cleaver, Richard Sloan, and John Usfo for Central Madison County Metropolitan School District trustee at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ronald Nuce
Anderson
Joe S. Borders
Robert W. Miller Jr
Stony Creek
Goldie Wyse Miller
Pipecreek
Pauline Porter
Elizabeth Hickey
Helen J. Stoner
Fall Creek
Monroe
Richard Sloan
School Board Metropolitan School District
Central
Madison County
John Usfo, Anderson
Soviet ved From Page One hastily abandoned guerrilla camp found 25 weapons
In Chiennai province about 500 miles north of Bangkok three skirmishes with terrorists were reported. A spokesman said one policeman was slightly wounded and gave no report on fighting or Communist casualties.
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Chiennai
Bangkok
Obituary notes for Eaton man with family ties in Eaton and Munice
Son of Alex Eaton and a member of the Church of the Brethren at Eaton he married Jackie Miller on October 28 1967. Before service he worked for Shuttleworth Building Contractors Survivors include his widow his parents a brother Earl of Gaston his grandfather forest Hiatt of Eaton and his grandmother Mrs Lillian Miller of Alexandria Meeks Mortuary in Munice handles arrangements which are incomplete.
Mrs Gertrude M McMinds 75 dies en route to hospital
Mrs Gertrude M McMinds aged 75 of 1414 Central Ave died late Monday afternoon while being taken to St John’s Hospital after a brief illness. Born December 26 1892 in Pendleton she lived in Madison County all her life. She married Harry McMinds in 1914 in Anderson. he worked in refrigeration and air conditioning and died in 1958. She was a member of First Methodist Church Eastern Star and White Shrine. Surviving relatives include daughters Mrs Miriam Dill and Miss Frieda McMinds both of Anderson and a brother Kenneth McCabe of Anderson. The family will receive friends at the funeral home this evening 7 to 9. Final rites will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. with Kenneth Rogers of the First Church of Christ Scientist officiating. Interment in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Middletown
Samuel Harold Wilson
Rt. 1
Anderson
Wilson
Robert Vickers Construction Company
Anderson-Middletown
Noblesville
William
Sylvia Banks Wilson
Patricia Turner
Carolyn Wilson Pugsley
David Wilson
Horton
Frankie
Robert
Danny
Larry Wilson
Hazel Goodnight
FredaiMllikan
Arcadia
Robert Wilson
Evans - Godby - Trout
Don Camp
Crownland Cemetery
Hapner
Indiana Reformatory
Westfield
Ill
Nathan and
Noah E. Sharp Hapner
Indianapolis
Fortville
Abundant Life Memorial Church
Masonic Lodge
F & AM
OES No
Gravel Lawn
Omer Snider Greenfield
Omer F. Snider
Rt. 5
Greenfield
Ronald Seals
Macklyn Bradish
Eden Methodist Church
Eden Cemetery
Snider
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Hamcock County
Cynthia Barnard Snider
Edé&n Methodist Church
Keith Snider
Pendleton
Iva Alford
Carl Snider
P. C. Snider
Wilkinson
Gertrude M. McMinds
Central Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Theodore
Minerva Hite McCabe
Madiison County
Harry McMinds
First Methodist Church
Eastern Star
White Shrine
Carl
Miriam) Dill
Frieda McMinds
Kenneth McCabe
Harold E. Rozelle
Kenneth Rogers
First Church of Christ Scientist
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
County Road Matters Hear Grants And Repairs
Madison County commissioners discussed road and property issues including a county road amendment for Blalock property, potential transfer of cornerstone masonry to Masonic Lodges if a new courthouse is built, and renting tillable county farmland in Monroe Township. Efforts to fix drainage on Foster Ditch area and blacktop Beulah Park access were noted, with budget calls for insurance refunds and a $1000 bridge-related bill. Commissioners Ralph McCord, Everett Stottlemyer, and William Wood presided.
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Rm Union Two
Floyd
Bernie Jarvis
R. H. G. Developers, Inc
George L. ‘Roush
James ‘A. Goodson
Curtis R
Mary L. Blalock
van Buren Township
Mount Moriah
F & AM
Madison County
Monroe
Virgil Heater
Heater
Robert Dickey
Foster Ditch
Dickey
John Manship
Harold Berry
Beulah Park
Alexandria
Commercial Union Insurance of
New York
Cumulative Bridge Fund
8Th St. Bridge
Indiana
Michigan Electric
New Shell Bridge
Frankton
Ralph McCord
Everett Stottlemyer
William Wood
Dillon Says Stay Denied in Indiana Redistricting Case
The U S Supreme Court denied a stay on the three judge panel order affecting Indiana redistricting. Gov Branigin and State Election Board supporters argued the court lacked power to redraw maps, favoring the existing 1965 plan. The panel included Judges Holder Dillin and Enoch with Dillin dissenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger D. Branigin
State Election Board
Dillon
John Harlan
Supreme Court
Harlan
Dale J. Holder
S. Hugh Dillin
U.S. District Court
Indiana
Win G. Enoch
Seventh
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Dillin
Teens Continue Inquiry Into Out-of-Town Suspects
Police pursue leads after teenagers blamed visiting outsiders for a disturbance. In a separate theft, Mrs. Herbert Rose reports a Sunday break‑in at 1129 East 29th Street. A purse contained $40, with $9 taken from a visitor’s car purse left outside. Detectives are investigating both incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Youghs
Herbert Rose
E. 29Th St
Cave-in kills worker in Mishawaka trench collapse
Walter West, 40, of Michigan City, died after a roadside trench collapsed in Mishawaka. Witnesses blamed tremors from a passing truck on the highway for causing the cave-in. West died at a Mishawaka hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishawaka
Ind
Walter West
Michigan City
West
Memo on Jesus as a miraculous healer and political notes
The letter describes Jesus as a man with unexplained power over others. Junius tracks Jesus to Capernaum where a demon possessed man proclaims him the Holy One of God. Jesus silences the man and heals him, an event observed by Junius who calls Jesus a miraculous physician. Pilate moves on to provincial concerns as Livia grows more interested.
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God
Junius
Jesus
Messiah
Pilate
Livia
Senate Minates Sale Or Rental Of Millions Of Housing Units
A terse report notes that a Senate action centers on the sale or rental of roughly 44.6 million of the United States' 65 million housing units, signaling a major policy move with wide impact.
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America
Reds Hit Vietnamese and Viet Cong Attack Simultaneously
Viet Cong and Vietnamese forces pressed attacks across the countryside as U S generals warned of more assaults to come. Air war reports cited Communist sources claiming American raids on Hanoi for a third straight day into the North Vietnamese core.
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U.S
Hanoi
Ft. Knox Holds U. S. Gold Reserves Since 1937
The United States has kept its gold reserves at Fort Knox Kentucky since 1937. The facility serves as the nation’s primary repository for bullion and related storage security remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Knox
FT. Knox, Ky
United States
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Annie Luttrell
Annie Mae Luttrell
Piercie Luttrell
Broadway
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Charles White
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Luttrell
Community Hospital
Fair Store
Hopkinsville
John W
Elizabeth O. Weaver
Second Baptist Church
Jim Luttrell
Kenneth Luttrell
John Weaver
Gerald Weaver
Margaret Mann
Margaret Louise Mann
Marion
Raven Funeral Home
Park Cemetery
Frank Doll
Frank A. Doll
Vincennes
Myrtle Wishon
Good Samaritan Hospital
St. John’s Catholic Church
Gardner and Son
William Hilburt Masonic
Wyatt-Moore Funeral Home
Rushville
Wil
Liam E. Hilburt
McIntire - Hilburt
East Hill Shrine
Markleville
Hilburt
Hilburt Baking Company
Jack Woods
Navy
Jenny Adaline Hickman
Shirley
Nora Ann
James
Mark
Kevin
Lillian Wilson
Dorothy Anderson
Bowling Green
Frances Miller
Mesquite
Texas
Ruby Riddle
Daphne Phillips
Monterey
Tenn
Harry J. Douglas
Kimley Douglas
Chestview Ct
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Fred James
Rexall
Over Drug
Rexall Drug Company
Rexall Drug Store
Rexall Super Plenamins
Lee
Super Plenamins Jr
Panorama Center PH
Nichol
Pluto
Dis
California
Madison
Samuel Wilson
Henry Hapner
Henry E. Hapner
S. W. Staat St
Alex
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