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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1968
Page
12
In Indianapolis, Demo Missionary St. Angelo arrived Monday from New Hampshire. He had been advising on a write-in campaign for President Johnson in the first-in-the-nation New Hampshire presidential primary, aiding the Johnson effort.
A Penn Central train No. 68 derailed Monday near Springfield two miles west of the Ohio border. The 38 passenger train with 21 sleepers left the track at Holiday Road crossing, blocking one of two tracks. Four identified injured passengers, all non life threatening, were taken to Cleveland hospitals by bus and taxi, then routed to Chicago.
Two fourteen year old Seymour boys, charged with burglary and vehicle takings and due in juvenile court March 25, were nabbed Monday near White River five miles west of Seymour by the Jackson County Sheriff. Officials said a parent notification followed a school absence at Seymour High School. The boys were found near a cabin owned by one family along the river.
An auction sale notice appears with fragmented lines referring to Brow, Rae, Beil Publie, and various street names. The legible bits indicate a public sale event in Indiana Avenue area with unspecified date and items to be auctioned. Further readable details are not clear from the OCR snippet.
In Florida the statewide teacher strike ended but many counties refused to return to class unless all walkout participants were rehired. About 9000 teachers remained out of school as 60,000 statewide teachers faced mass walkouts and 40 counties reported continued refusals to rehire strikers.
Opening trading shows wheat and corn slipping while oats rise slightly and rye falls. Soybeans edge down as prices retreat after a mixed session. Legal notices follow with appointments, public hearings, and estate matters from Madison and surrounding areas.
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