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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1968

Page

2

Ninth Grade Parents Night at Anderson High School

More than 730 parents and students attend Ninth Grade Parents Night at Anderson High School in the auditorium. Counseling staff, led by co-chairs Lorne Howard and Cherry, outline curricula paths toward graduation and further study, with conferences to help plan course selections and meet state requirements. Rod Jarvis, the principal, will oversee the ceremonies and students will receive guidance on next steps.

AHS Anderson High School Counselng Department AHS Igh Lorne Howard Cherry Rod Jarvis Dent Gram Ande High Madrid UPI

Khe Sanh siege and air war escalate in Vietnam

Reports describe a titanic firepower struggle at Khe Sanh as U S Marines and North Vietnamese forces clash. B52 bombers attack Hanoi Haiphong area with major plants Hit, while North Vietnamese gunners claim downed American planes in new attacks. A high speed supply road through Laos strengthens North Vietnamese reinforcements toward the coastal plains south of Khe Sanh. Local collision involves James Buroff in Elwood after a vehicle incident nearby.

South Vietnam Khe Sanh Robert Cushman Khe Sanh North Vietnam Hanoi Haiphong Bang Thac Hanoi Radio Organ Headquarters Laos UPI

Sunday Fire Injures Four Firemen Here

A Sunday blaze injured four city firemen and caused extensive damage to a garage apartment at 964 Chevrolet owner Carl Jones and others. Fire officials believe gasoline fumes ignited by a water heater or furnace after the car was refueled. Firemen from companies 3 6 8 and 7-11 battled the flames about 40 minutes after the 12 48 am report.

Te Burott Vehice Dewey Pike George Riddle Pricewood Jeanette Myers Wih Swat Comtrun Medan St Palie Nina McCart Biot East Lyon St Hives Harmeson Sam Price T-7 Asst James Bevel

Marion City Works Board Considers City Hall Glass Change

At a board meeting officials approved trunk sewer taps for six residences and discussed insulat ed glass for the ground floor of the new City Hall with an estimated extra cost of 27800 dollars. Reports from departments and other routine business were heard. Two claims from Henry B Sloeg and Associates were approved for sewer inspection and engineering services on the Henry Street neighborhood project.

Works Board City Hall Henry B. Sloeg and Associates

Communists Renew Offensive Near Sam Neua Province

Communists renewed drives against provincial capitals Saravane and Attopeu with a Sunday launch on widely separated fronts. Fighting information is sketchy but a major battle appears to be under way near the Tha Ty Strongpoint in Sam Neua Province about 250 miles northeast of Vientiane. The province borders North Vietnam.

Saravane Attopeu Tha Ty Sam Neua Vientiane Viettam

County drainage board weighs $5.50 repair plan and CAC input

About 20 people attended a Monday drainage board meeting to discuss a proposed 5.50 reconstruction, with assessments ranging from high to low for property owners. The session included CAC representatives detailing administrator changes and projects such as Headstart and a Neighborhood Youth Corps, while James Wright faced a legal matter and officials debated appointed versus elected CAC roles.

Lick Creek Wood Ralph McCord Everett Myer Drainage Board County Commissioner's Court Community Action Council County Board Copper and Brace Vate Jack Samuels Acnerica Budie James ES Wright James Robert McCord Barney CAC Mhat Keesling Sunels Enoch Drumm Anderson Sloe John Hinds Sisant Alexandria Elwood Siperson

Nixon Eyes New Hampshire Primary Victory Push

Nixon toured five state headquarters in New Hampshire predicting a turnout near landslide level to boost his GOP nomination bid and defeat Johnson in November. He attacked Democratic leadership and warned about antiwar sentiment while denying charges about draft dodgers and deserters.

McCarthy Johnson Thomas J. McIntyre D-N.h Canada Manchester N.H Boston McIntyre Nixon New Hampshire Rockefeller Michigan George Romney

Poet Paul Engle Acknowledged Across Major Magazines

Paul Engle, founder of the University of Iowa's Creative Writing Program, is highlighted in The Atlantic Monthly The New Yorker Saturday Review Life and other outlets as a major poet editor and interviewer. He studied women in American history and explores how ordinary life births poetry.

Ine New Yorker Atlantic Saturday Review Life Ken New York Times Midland 11 Creatve University of Iowa Engle Bration London Engel United “States Rhodes Locksford England

Anderson Obituaries Highlights include J Jones and Hiday

Obituary notices from Anderson list Josie B. Jones of 1204 W 19th St who died at St John s Hospital and a funeral for Tames Hiday with services at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. The items name family survivors, birthplaces, church memberships, and interment plans, reflecting local funeral customs and community ties.

Josie Jones Josie B. Jones 19Th St St. John's Hospital Tor Brown and Butz Monroe Schuster Central Christian Church East Maplewood Cemetery Will Douglas “Hiday Ro Danny Michaels Bill Metzger Charles 0. Hiday Elizabethtown Ind Ralph Hiday Thelma Pine Anderson Lois Mae James Gaston

Senate debates Vietnam policy and open housing stance

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee discusses war in Vietnam and foreign aid amid open housing and civil rights debates. Leaders including Fulbright, Rusk, and Dirksen clash over how to proceed, while open housing provisions face a split, with tentative compromises shaping the bill’s fate.

Vietnam Fulbright Rusk Hen Eugene J. Me ¢Carthy D-Minn New Hampshire John W. McCormack CIRM GOP A O Gerald R. Ford Ford Sfer Hran” Anen Senate Ap Ater Gop Ad’ Rodenenea Johnson Southeast Asia Gulf of Tonkin U.S House Stoyers Senate John Sparkman Gul Tonkin Everett- Dirksen Dirk Seeresen Mike Mansfield D-Mont Dirksen Morse Tonkin Gulf Altern Parekn Provocateur Turin United Nations Security Itu United States Dames Ham East Peking Hanoi Thease Othe

Memorial for Cpl Marks at Grady's IGA Store

Cpl Marks funeral arrangements released with survivors listed: parents three sisters Collette Deborah Dinah and three brothers Gary Thomas and Donald all at home and grandmother Mrs Vivian Marks of Beech Grove. Body to be returned to Fisher Funeral Home Fortville for arrangements.

Cpl. Marks Pons Grady IGA Collette Deborah Dinah Gary Thomas Donald Vivian Marks Beech Grove Fisher Funeral Home Fortville

Prisoner John and rumor in Herod’s court

Claudia promises to investigate rumors about John the Baptist in Herod’s prison while Pilate questions the talking slaves and the hidden truths of Herod’s household. The dialogue hints at intrigue surrounding Herod Antipas and his wife.

Poe Onene Herodias Herod Pilate John Claudia

Travel registration drive dates and locations listed

Traveling registration teams will be available across the county from April 1 through April 8 at Pendleton town hall Boone Duck Creek School College Corner School Summitville Fire Station Ingalls town hall Ores tes town hall Chesterfield School Lapel town hall Franklin town hall Benetiel's Hamilton Florida Station restaurant Markleville School April 5. Voter registration board members note three unregistered residents must meet age and residency rules before the May 1 primary. Continuous registration transfer required for movers.

Pendleton Town Hall Boone Duck Creek College Corer Summitville Fire Station Ingalls Town Hall Orestes ‘Town Hall Chesterfield School Lapel Town Hall Franktin Town Hall Benetiel's Hamilton Florida Station Markleville School Venker Registration Board Licille Patterson Shirley Todd Indiana

Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties

Madison area obituaries report funeral rites for Marvin Miller 21 of Muncie and John Cromer 80 of Daleville. Miller died in South Vietnam and is survived by a widow Jackie Schenck and family. Cromer, a former farmer and longtime resident, died in Mansfield Ohio with service in Daleville. Kenneth Roberts 64 of Ingalls will have rites at Ronald eals Funeral Home with burial in Gravel Lawn Cemetery.

SGP James Davidson Jamwird Davidson Crystal St North Anderson Church Davidson Vietnam Tev Frank L Delores Peoples 11Th St Delco-Remy di John German Anderson Erman People Efferson Ala Yelock East Maplewood Robert Redding L. C. May. Funeral Home Sierell Massey Sierell Massey Rt 6 Uto Mechanic Brown and Buit Ofuneral Ed P. Vin Pile Lapel Methodist Maplewood Rollie Massey Bill Massey Bob Massey Myron Reichart Larr Massey Mike Massey Verdean Owens The Soodwin Church of the Nazarene Maplewood Cemetery FU Marvin Mints Muncie Marvin Miller US 1 Union Grove Co. C 28Th Infantry Division Jackie Schenck Irs Mildred Miller Rt. 1 Sam Miller Alexandria Eat Miller Gaston Forrest Hiatt John Cromer Daleville John J. Cromer Dalevlle Mansfield Ohio Harold Degenhard Lexter Ballard and Shirey Miller Middletown Dalevile Ater Crombe Salem Harold Mary Jane) Degenhardt Arthur Harriett) Spargler Richard Hannah) Haller Nashville Roberts Fortville Ronald Eals Kenneth Clown) Roberts Jeridian St Ingalls

Grandson of Local Residents Fatally Injured In Accident

The four year old grandson of Mr and Mrs Elmer Cloe of 712 Moulds Road North Carolina died after running into a street in the path of a car. He was taken to a hospital but died before arrival. The father had early years in Anderson schools and later lived in North Carolina. James B Hasselman 77 a Marion County Indiana native and noted publicist for government agricultural agencies died Sunday after a long illness retiring in 1961.

Elmer Cloe Gra 'S Cloe North Carolin Charles Cloe Ahoskie Anderson North Carolina Washington James B. Hasselman Marion County

Carter's Pills Promised Quick Relief for Irregularity

An old advertisement claims Carter's Pills use a unique laxative formula to slow down crista ltic action and stimulate peristalsis for temporary relief. It touts regularity and a return to a smiling best, citing millions of satisfied users as proof.

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