Police Chief Rehired After Protest Strike in Carbondale
Carbondale Illinois City Council votes to reinstate Police Chief Hazel after a citywide walkout spreads to fire and public works, with unions denouncing insecurity and grievances ignored. The council also creates a grievance panel while remaining uncertain if striking workers return to posts. Sheriff's deputies and campus police assume law enforcement amid the storm.
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Carbondale
IL Ard - Tae
Avhose
Coury
University
Coureil
Ie Council
Chied Dack Hazezed
City Public Safety
Richard Will Aisked
Hazel
Wilhelmly
David Keene Salil Mazel
Sherif
Southern Minors University
SIU
Luncheon Meeting By Priscillas and Club Activities
The Modern Priscilla Club at Summitville hosted a luncheon at the White Spot with George Washington themed decor. Mrs. Cate Prough led business, Mrs. Ella Wolle gave meditations, and four members attended. a letter from Mrs. Harold Ault noted the 33rd annual Spring Convention in Madison County on March 20 at Kings Crown Inn in Anderson.
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Summitville
Kinley
Priscilla Club
White Spot
George
Lon Mally
Cate Prowgh
Ella ‘Wolle
Tech Wiembers
Prough
Harold Ault
Int FederatedClubs
Madison County
Kings Crown Inn
Anderson
Warner Morgan
West Side Chub
Éla Stephenson
Cornelha Toma
Kinson
Don Jennings
Mel. Kathry Johnston
Dorothy Golden
Marie Clark
Savings Bonds Found Near Phone Booth
An out of town man found unregistered United States Savings Bonds worth over $2,000 near Linder's on the Point, and turned them to Indianapolis authorities for investigation. The bonds, totaling more than $2,000 in denominations, were described as including $100 notes and were linked to a Nov. 10 incident. police ask anyone with information to contact the Anderson Police Department or the Secret Service.
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United States Savings
Linder’s
Indianapolis
Upsilon Chapter
Pai
Wright
Miss Kurki - Sunnio
Sébome
Helsinki
Finland
Wrightstor
Chrystee High
Secret Service
Butchit Iche
Investi J
Max $Rtion
Yur ‘Sherman and Daughters of
New Islred Castle
Vincennes
Ind
UPI
Anderson
Illinois
Vinecones
Warren Wright
Willis
Logden
Sentinuld
Aly
Samna
Kodakli
Kodakl
Pruett
U.S
Howev l Division
Donald Hunter
Grech Gov
David Lewis
Jackson
Norman Arterburn
Donald
Male
Novotny
Kodak
Damea
Maxolner
Acne
American Air Power
John John
Son
Kcho Sanh
Devletoy
South Vietnam
Northwest Carrer
Nicho
Khe’ Haible Aves
Ylbase
Andersen
Japair
Ustork
Johm St
Navy
Mth
Tey Hazard Thease Sherb
Safety Board
North
Cigs
Saigon
Allied
Sity
Republic
Mounds Mall
Moliland
Khe Sand’ Day Plaza
Rushi
Jeenters
Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Czech Defector Sovaht Sejna Extradition Request Volleys
Czechoslovakia seeks Maj General Jan Sejna extradition on charges of misappropriation and embezzlement under a 1925 treaty. Ambassador Duda delivered the preliminary request to U S officials noting the legal papers will follow. Sejna, 40, fled Czechoslovakia to the United States on February 28 after escaping through Hungary Yugoslavia and Italy.
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Washington
Czechoslovakia
Maj
Cen
Jan Sejna
Micy
Karel Duda
Waliey Stoesser
State Department
Selna
Duda
Stonsse
Sejna
United States
Crechn
Slovakia
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Taly
Supreme Court orders retrial in 1963 slaying case
Indiana type of murder case returns to trial as Supreme Court reverses Randolph Circuit Court decision sentencing James Theodore Pruett to death for killing two Richmond men, Robert Mapys and Roy Waskama, at a Richmond filing station in 1963. The ruling cites improper jury instructions regarding specific intent to rob.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Supreme Court
James Theodore Pruett
High Court
Randolph Circ
Pruett
Richmond
Robert Mapys
Roy
Waskama
Danta Ina
Clifton
Union County
Mopps
Amos Jackson
Jude John Macy
Pyvett
Pples
U S Bombers Drive Communists From Khe Sanh Outpost
U S Navy bombers blasted Communist troops from trenches near Khe Sanh where defenders held an outpost three miles from the base. The Communists reportedly destroyed a second Air Force transport plane at the surrounded base as U S Command released Thursday afternoon communiqués.
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Khe Sanh
U.S
Mine Search Reveals Fire Slowed by Improvised Elevator
Rescue teams tracked a diesel engine hum heard after a Tuesday fire in the shaft. A small bulldozer with a saber-like front and a makeshift sky elevator built from a bucket were used to reach the shaft, as warnings of refueling limits were overcome.
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Lee
Local page hints at varied scenes and political notes
A jumble of concert praise and intermission chatter contrasts with political excerpts. The text mentions a three piece group and a seamless audience bond, then shifts to remarks on extradition politics, a defection, and upcoming announcements. It also covers traffic improvements, wartime updates, and city finances with scattered names and places.
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Aéban
Honored Chief Fire Grifler Retires After Four Years Service
Anderson Fire Department veteran George A. Grifler will retire March 28. Fellow firefighters feted him at a neon luncheon at No 1 Fire Station. He has served as protective inspector for the past four years and is a former focal department member.
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George A. Grifler
Anderson
No. 1
Focal Department
Grifler Fos
Pat
Traffic Collision Report Fragment
A chaotic account describes a fatal crash on the freeway with vehicles on the wrong side. The narrator recalls heading east in the right lane as another car came from the opposite direction toward the median. A bus followed behind and a large fire and smoke arose before help arrived.
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James
Pendleton Woman Recalls Grandson Wounding in Vietnam
Wounded Sgt Confer suffered wounds to face upper arm and leg. Grace Elliott of Pendleton learned her grandson Spey Elliott, 4 Dotye, was wounded on February 8 in Vietnam. Parents Larry and Ruth Elliott of Allen Iowa formerly resided in Pendleton. Spey was shot in the leg with the bullet lodging in the shin. after surgery he was to be flown to Japan for recovery.
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Collet
Confer
John L. Vestal
Cedar
Ilioht
Grace Elliott
Pendleton
Spey
Eliott
Vietnam
Larry
Ruth
Elingt
Allen
Towa
Rpee
Elliot Way
Japani
Hearing on Indiana Public Service Commission adjourned
Testimony before the Indiana Public Service Commission continued after city representatives and city officials including Mayor J. Flanagan City Clerk Opal Gillien and Ralph Brows superintendent of the Anderson water utility testified for the city. The hearing held Feb 27 in Indianapolis before the examiner was adjourned with expectations of possible approval and no objectors or remonstrators present.
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Sons
Prem Page
Harry Skelles
Newburn
Indiana Public Service Commission
Hodson
Hearig
Indianapolis
Alayor J. E. Flanagan
Opal Gilliem
Ralph Brows
Anderson Water Utility
Brown
Nine More Continued From Pups One
Fragmented OCR lists political figures and party affiliations with names and wards. It mentions Wilbur Runa o Democrat committeeman Pet 1 Lafayel ette Trp Walter Bect Smelser Democrat committeeman Pet 2 Fall Creek Two Russell Daal Republican delegate Ward 2 Anderson Walter A. Pallon Democrat idelegate Ward 1 Anderson Chester J Havage Democrat delegate Ward 1 Anderson.
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Wilbur Runa O
Lafayelette
Walter Bect Smelser
Fall Creek
Russell Daal
Anderson
Walter A. Pallon
Idelegate
Chester J. Havage
GOP Faces Tight Margin in 10th District Race
The GOP faces a slim 83 vote margin in the 10th district barometer race with 160,060 total votes cast across counties. McDaniel cites 1964 returns showing Madison County could supply 19 percent of Republican votes in the new district while other districts vary in safety for parties. He outlines swing districts and advocates electing Republican candidates from the 10th to curb federal spending and oppose a tax increase.
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McDaniel
Madison County
Tenth
Madsad Tedhnus
Dover
McDaniel de
Mearin
Republican National College
Purdue Universsity
Anderson College Club
Char Roach
jHejencher
Obituary notices from Anderson and surrounding areas
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Anderson and nearby towns detail deaths of Otto Summers, J Robert Blackmond, Darrel Thomason, and others. The notices list birthplaces, family survivors, calling hours, and funeral arrangements, with services set at churches and funeral homes across Anderson, Union City, Lapel, and Alexandria.
Vietnam-era Fire Protection Specialist in Viet Nam
Eugene R. Stewart II, husband of Kathleen Bran of AnDennen, serves as a fire protection specialist in the Air Force Civil Engineer squadron at Phu Cot, Vietnam. He is the son of Mrs. Florence Johnson of 214 Park View, Chesterfield, and Eugene Stewart of Anderson, and a 1945 graduate of Anderson High School who entered the Air Force in September 1966.
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Vietnam
AIC
Eugene R. Stewart II
Kathleen Bran
Andenen
Phu Cot
Florence Johnson
Parkview Si
Chusterfield
Eugene Stewart
Anderson
Anderson High School
Av Forte
Septembo
Memorial notice for Sgt Davidson Sontiavad Ham Boge
A memorial notice states Sgt Davidson Sontiavad Ham Boge died. he lived with his family since age five. Survived by parents and two brothers David and John Davidson of Anderson, maternal grandfather John Crabtree of Jamestown, Tennessee, and aunts and uncles. Body to be returned to Harold and Morele Funeral Home. funeral arrangements pending completion.
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Otto Summers
Olle Summers
Inter Contractor
Community Hostal
Union City
John Old Emma Summoers
Nancy Anny
Homer Summers
Herschel Summers
Rishard Summers
Ebpert Summers
Chester Sum Imerg
Don Summers
Robert C. Blackmond
Robert Charles Blackmond
E. Goth St
Tacksen
Edward Aud
Loretta Blackmond
Tie
Tholow
the Nazarene
Laura M
Lorena Blackmond
Cape Girardeau
Geof Scheffler
Tipton
Larry Blackmond
Pendheton
Melba
Jean Johnson
Barrara Gor
Don
Anderson
Anita Green
Detroit
Mich
Baker Wrothers
Buneral Boms
Hiram
James Coleman
James F. Coleman
Salem
Floyd County Memorial Hospital
Goodyear Rubber Company
Indiana Arsenal Division
Charlestown
Ind
We Central Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
Utica
Center Collegs
Danville
Beta Theta Pi
Maurine Lap
Schuman
Anderson Police Department
Anxierson
Lake
North Webster
Oac
Enga Fisher
Anderson Lapel
Clarence G. Fisher
Jesse
Maryio3
Elkhad
Anderson Highstanes
Fisgt
William and Amy
St. Mary's
Woodiward Ficher
Order of Police
Ine George
Harkett
Legion
Marie Annette
Matthew Shuman
Evansville
Patty L Kelly
Fers
Ryland
Indianapolis
Woodward
Kewatn
Sells and Rowelshiree
Marie Fisher
Oxford
Ohio
Juanita Dihelt
belWolonli
Perry
Lyte
Samalliyn
Calton
Elyrood
St. Mary's Catholic
Bears
Zintmorman Faneyat
Bith Hgan
Sgt. Davidson Sontiavad Ham
David
John Davidson
John Crabtree
Jamestasn
Tenn
Harold & Morele Funeral Home
Bronx Junior High School concert sparks alarm at Castle Hills
Combatting damaged text shows a Bronx junior high concert drawing attention as teachers sue over a failed program. Critics describe the performance as uneven yet skillful, with audience reactions and a sellout series noted.
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Castle Hills
Bronx
Sues
Selene Trata
Eat
Junius
Tunius
August Caesar
Pilate
New York
Sys- Hilem
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Priscillas
Bantiat Churcy
Oionel Hull
Janice Armsingng
Lloyd Hall
The
Methodist Church
Lewis Gayner
John Hiatt
Sovaht
Ote Anderso
Sargures
Lee Evans
Finkdine
McCloskey
Warsaw
Tl Tas
Wil Erwin
Rina Green
Congress
Uguse Apou
Cau
Tul
Solt
Com
Fae
Crearian
Secord
Hays
Treasury
Scolis
Windsor
Areen
Kaufman
Eames
LEY
Tek Olives Seuanlege
Gamraleemman
Pet
Gop
Pentinuad Ber
Roy D
Shuman Dexley Saylaian
Anderson Qelleniah
Bail Memorl Hospital
Munele
Ben
Sum
Baker Moctuary
Darrelle. Thomason
Darrell Eugene Thomason
W. Fh
Henry Patterson
Chessterfield
Sells and Rowe
Pleasant Walk
Thomason
Ines
Partlow
Anerson
Park Cemetery
Kim‘herry
Dorinda Partlow
Walter D. Partlow
Feraway
Warren Roark
Park Place
Iphuap Hindsley
Philip Hindsley
Unioy
Helen
Jean
Jfeallin
Wash
Robert
Elkeshart
Barbara Halley
Wichi‘ita
Kans
Janet Lee Hayes
Seattle
Ida Etchison
Ida May Etchison
Idaw
Clarence Adams
Ras
Grace Love Etchison
Fairmount
Noblesville
Bert Grace Love
Guy
Daisy Reed
Tad Re-Hove
Avery Miley
Robert Rowe
Fieisting
Anna Mae Hoberts
Mabel L. Roberts
Charles W. Etchison
Jorge S. Etchison
John Etchison
Ralph A. Etchison
Anarson
Teeopda
Reed
Alexandria
Pee Pa
Wisenay Sin
Randchildren
Grendenitéren
Alexandria —A
Daher Brothers
Ot Mary's
Calholl Funeral
P.m
Parkview Centtery
Forestuary
der Neel
Fairfield School
Leken
Matthew
Jesus
Mildred D. Alyers
William L. (Dub) Myers
Fulton $T
Sailor
S. John's Hospital
Bethesda
Will Dubie
Dairy
Myers
Hori Aur
Pablig
William
Hill
Munanid
Hattie Jane Williams Briscle
Emma Montgomery
Mitchell, Ind
Chorus
Meadowbrookland
Tella. Cunningham
Baptist Crucc
Therogram
Chaves Middleton
James G. Myers
Charles R. Myers
Sally Canto
William Briscoe
Mitchells Fer
Alverta
Todd
Ander
Matie Bake
Delores Chesterfield
Bales
Maxine Briscoe
Chesterfield School Mathers
Michell
Chub
Dem
Nelson Bofor
Baker Kennon
Superior Coart
Will Brothers Funeral Home
Pnes
John Zuber
Theluvenite
Mearlowbrook Banlist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Val
Jdeaths
Madison
Zettel
Bethesda Church
Bohannon
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