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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1967
Page
20
Space Agency plans to launch the Scout lunar orbiter from Cape Kennedy on Thursday. The twin eyed camera will map more than 80 percent of the moon’s front face and 90 percent of the back with budgets detailing craters and sites for future Apollo landings.
Mercy Hospital admitted lists include Mrs Ranier 112 N St Erdman 439 N 12th St Odessa Branch 2428 S A St Mrs Homer Bannon 1534 S G St Clara Becker 1623 S D S Bicacel Mrs Michael Porter Alexandria Mrs Judith Bousman 708 S Anderson St Billy Lynas 1408 S J St Mrs Mildred Heller 1527 S Sheridan St Mrs James Fahy 1204 N Anderson St Walter Ward 1518 S Q St Mrs Mary Shaw 816 S A St Mrs Donald Porter Marion Mrs Ralph Wilson Sharpsville Mrs Ruby Lurz Hobbs Ambulance trips Clarence Penn 1804 N E St to Community Hospital Kokomo via York Dunnichay ambulance Mrs Esta Coy Frankton to Mercy Hospital Americana Nursing Home Anderson via Copher Fesler ambulance.
Atty Gen John Dillon will be in Terre Haute Indiana for a scheduled talk. The event aims to discuss state legal issues and public policy with local officials and residents.
Trustees continue discussion on payments and staffing for counselors with tentative figures and allocations. The article notes the need to finalize budgets and positions while balancing community needs and available funds.
The Board of School Trustees outlines sick leave, death, personal and emergency leaves, sabbatical options, and special assignments with extended pay, tax sheltered annuities, and workers compensation. It notes 192 teaching days per year with pay for non school days including State Fair and holidays.
A woman driver lost control on wet pavement at 31st and Meridian Streets, struck a guard railing, and sustained facial cuts. She was treated and released at St. John's. The incident occurred early yesterday near Ovens at 30 West 41st.
Bids for landfill cost per ton are estimated with figures and a 13 year life projection. The 8th St Bridge status awaits a water main location before county-city collaboration. Plans for inclusion in a state prospectus move ahead. A letter from attorney Joan Bashaw Gregg questions Union Township Justice of the Peace James Neely, but county commissioners see no jurisdiction. Next Monday, annexation talks for Orphans Home ground and juvenile center planning. Alexandria ground transfer objections prompt referral to County Attorney Dietzen. Metro Livery reports invalid transfer service now operating for non emergency use. Wapehami Girl Scouts thank the board for Camp Tanglewood road repair. Founders of the group listed.
The Board of School Trustees of the School City of Anderson warns that teachers may withdraw services for the 1966-67 year unless a settlement is reached with the teachers and the teachers organization. The administration notes possible action if any teacher remains absent, and emphasizes the need to keep schools open and staffed under contract. Signed G. E. Ebbertt superintendent.
The Gulf Oil Corp plans a fertilizer blending chemical building and office with 5 602 square feet and 864 square feet respectively in a 190000 estimated project. W R Duncan and Son will be contractor and Arthur B Henning architect. A filling station at St Rd 67 and I 69 is estimated at 50000 brick and block. M T Pitcock Chesterfield handles the building with Wickes Lumber adding a 90000 frame sales room. Elgin Builders of Elgin Illinois are the builders and Loton R Eastman the architect.
J. J. Miller 85 retired farmer and implement salesman for W. H. Hard and Son died after a lingering illness. Born February 4 1882 in Boone County he lived in Alexandria since 1923 coming from Markleville. Survived by widow Cora Hancock daughter Madge Waldo son Clyde Miller eight grandchildren eight great grandchildren and eight stepchildren. Funeral arrangements through Karl M Kyle Funeral Home with service Thursday at 10 a.m. Burial in Parkview Cemetery with Rev. Edwin Peasley officiating.
The document lists polling locations by precinct for several townships. It covers Longfellow, Central Avenue, 21st Street, Walnut Street, and additional sites like schools, fire stations, clinics, and businesses across Ward II and Ward III, plus Alexandria Monroe and Elwood areas, detailing exact street addresses for each polling site.
Nellie Conklin 78 widow of Frank Conklin dies at home in Anderson. Chauncey Hartzell 72 longtime resident dies at Community Hospital. Herman Rice 83 former Anderson resident dies in Chicago. Mary Clark 82 dies at sister’s home in Anderson. Faun Smith 78 dies at home in Anderson. Eunice James 53 funeral arrangements set in Anderson. Ray Batten 70 of Hartford City dies after illness. Dona Samples 79 of Anderson area dies in Newport Tennessee.
A Washington AP report notes consumer rights basics discussed at a Monday event arranged by National Farmers Organization. A group from Indiana and eight other states supported the effort.
Chinese crowds in Beijing cheer Mao at Gate of Heavenly Peace as Soviet and Chinese leaders maneuver. An Chih yuan walks out in protest while Lin Piao and Chiang Ching attend. other high officials absent amid tense relations. ARTS feature showcases a four projector wake exhibit at Purdue University.
Cory Ross McKinsey nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Donald McKinsey died Saturday evening after a bicycle accident on Ind 9 near Warrington He was born in Noblesville March 16 1958 and was a member of Scout Pack 403 Wilkinson He funeral services at Wilkinson Methodist Church conducted by Rev L Shaver Burial at Wilkinson Cemetery Surviving family listed Pendleton Dora M F Mingle 85 Pendleton died at Gable Nursing Home Anderson after four years illness Born June 26 1881 in San Leandro Calif she moved to Pendleton at age 11 Her husband Dr O F Mingle a veterinarian died in 1921 Survived by two sons five grandchildren funeral Wednesday 10 am Cornell Bright Funeral Home Men don Cemetery Bright mortuary after 2 pm today Fortville Harvey F Sparks 67 Indianapolis near McCordsville died Monday at Community Hospital Indianapolis Native of Owensboro Ky he worked as an upholstery in auto industry and later farmer in Hancock County He survived by wife Lillian a daughter and four sisters and a brother Funeral Thursday 2 pm Cory Seals Fortville Interment Washington Park East Cemetery Indianapolis Friends may call after 7 pm today Fortville Frank W Schuler 70 Indianapolis died Monday at Community Hospital He lived 30 years in Indianapolis Formerly with Indianapolis Power and Light Company Member of Masonic Lodge He is survived by wife Emma and several relatives Private services Wednesday Cory Seals Funeral Home Fortville Burial Lawn Cemetery Fortune Mrs Barbara Oliver 66 Daleville final rites this afternoon at EUB Church Muncie burial Tomlinson Cemetery Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home handling arrangements
The party canvassing board meets at the courthouse to tabulate votes with Republican members Paul O'Neil Jack Van Dyke and Robert Clark and Democrat members Robert Laughlin Wilfred Allen and Robert Tackett. Weather may affect turnout with showers Monday and forecast partly cloudy and cooler today.
A September presidential contest in South Vietnam faces doubt as Viet Cong holds half the land area a civilian government would govern. The report says the military remains the strongest force and may resist relinquishing power. It also accuses the Johnson Administration of avoiding negotiation in 1965 when Saigon controlled only 20 percent of the south and losses mounted.
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