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Indiana politics swirl as Sen. Eugene McCarthy moves to enter Indiana presidential primary. Governor Bromagin and state party leaders weigh strategy while Notre Dame figures and local pastors back McCarthy.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1968
Page
1
Indiana politics swirl as Sen. Eugene McCarthy moves to enter Indiana presidential primary. Governor Bromagin and state party leaders weigh strategy while Notre Dame figures and local pastors back McCarthy.
The article notes a sharp move by the Reserve Board with observers predicting tighter policy to curb inflation and ease balance of payments strains overseas. It discusses expected higher charges on money policy and potential impact on the housing and construction sectors tied to President Johnson's programs.
Senators grappled with gold convertibility and a $35 price anchor amid calls for a tax increase and large federal spending cuts. The House passed the measure amid heated debate as the Fed signaled higher rates to curb inflation, with leaders warning of broader economic strain and currency pressures.
A Colonial Church breakfast for Methodist Men is planned for Saturday with Reverend John Cheesman in London, Paris, and Zurich acting as host pastor. Local dealers discuss economic turmoil and bullion market activity as global factors influence church events and community responses.
Fragmented notes show Arderson council meeting discussing a cooperation agreement with First Methodist. Speakers reference redevelopment aims, department funding, and a controversial grant related cost totaling about $95.25 with additional small appropriations cited.
The piece traces a surge in gold prices to 35.40 dollars and discusses fears of monetary instability. It covers congressional tax debates, Federal Reserve actions, and currency pressures as markets react to speculative activity, with notes on the dollar, pound, and international responses. It mentions casualties in Vietnam and economic strain affecting global prices.
Fred G. VanNoy 66 of 2601 Slit Ste retired to New York Central Railroad died yesterday morning at St Johns Hospital after four days of illness. Native of Chicago born Dec 26 18 he came to Anderson 30 years ago. He was a member of St Marys Catholic Church Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and a World War II veteran. Survived by widow Monnie Lang VanNoy two daughters Mrs W Carl Gane Artine of Nashville and Mrs John (Patricia) Ogle a son Harry J VanNoy three grandchildren two brothers Bert VanNoy and Harry W VanNoy both of Anderson Funeral Mass Saturday 11 am at St Marys Catholic Church Monsignor Francis Ktenly officiating Burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Brown and Bulx Funeral Home in charge after 12:39 pm today Rosary at 8:30 this evening.
Numerous Madison area obituaries record deaths and services. Mildred Miller Hartley of Tipton and Martha Ballard Leiteman of Fortville are named with families, memorials, and funeral details. The report also notes George B. Riddle of Chucky Tennessee and Samual Weaver of Indianapolis with burial plans and calling hours.
A partially legible notice references Noble Street and a retired engineer involved with NYC Central Rail schedule and a 20 000 kilowatt substation. It mentions a funeral home in Brown and a future project near East Maplewood Cemetery and Castleton Indiana with a new station expected to be completed by December.
Funeral notices and a county appointment headline a readable fragment. Rob Rendon named for the Judicial Branch while Herman Creed is noted as a retiree and community figure from Shel byville. The piece references relatives Billie Creed Anderson and Assessor Tom Broderick and mentions Blue Ridge Cemetery. A funeral for a local figure is scheduled at Carmichael Home with Rev. W B Jenkins conducting.
A South India minister and a Northside Church of Christ gathering discuss power projects near Muncie Bethel Station and Ball State University, with plans for upgrading 12,500 volt circuits. The article references church events, zoning actions, and community notices connected to local infrastructure and religious groups.
The council discussed daylight saving time and its impact on Indiana towns. Mayor and officials noted the Federal Uniform Time Act and the need to align local ordinance with federal rules, while planning a public discussion at Town Hall. Residents and musicians attended, urging careful evaluation of the change.
Mild southern winds melt snow as Indiana forecast highs reach near 40s in the south and 50s in the north. Clouds bring showers Friday with cooler air possible Saturday. Shirley Pearl Black, former film star, to headline an April Republican fundraiser in Elkhart.
Ad copy touts Carter's Pills to activate lower gut muscles and speed up peristalsis for relief from irregularity. Claims include temporary relief and a healthier feeling after use.
Coast Guard and rescue teams expanded efforts on Lake Michigan seeking the remaining four passengers after a plane crash. A second body was recovered near Cary, Illinois, as crews searched with helicopters and craft for the Edyard Julteh field family and the pilot Looker, 43, from Wellsville, New York.
NEW YORK AP Five Indiana high school newspapers earned top marks in the annual Scholastic Press Association contest. Medalists include The Lancer Indianapolis Avling Laj Northern Lights The Sorhiemer Fort Wayne North Sides Riparian Lydianapalis Broad Ripple and The Flinhavat Advance Purl Wayne Elmhurst. First place ratings went to Jett Boosts er Lafayette Jefferson Wests lane Wi Lights Indianapa Westlane Junior Meir Calvert Millay Academy and the Spot lights Indianpolis Ben Davis. Other finalists listed include Surveyor Wyndianapolis Washington The Mortauty Hadmond Morton Keeior Acrowhead Bert Wayne Keblonga dunios Tilgt Kn ite Acropolis Gary Andiean.
John Kellegge, chairman of the Madison County Savings Bonds Committee, reports January county sales at 105,914. State sales for January reach 13,400,777, down 7.3 percent from 1967. Twenty five of the state’s ninety two counties show gains for January.
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