UAW Dedication to Honor Reuther with National Leaders
In 1937 organizing campaigns, a 315 foot wide chrome plaque featuring Reuther will be unveiled at a union center ceremony in Anderson Indiana led by top UAW officials Leonard Woodcock and Irving Bluestone. Delegations from GM, politics, and local leaders including David W. Dennis and Larry Coorad are expected as the program marks the dedication with a reception from 9 to 10 a.m. and ceremony at 10 a.m.
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Michigan
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
International
Pat Greathouse
General Motors
Irving Bluestone
Harmond H. Berndt
Floyd Feleasen
General Motors Corporation
George Morris Jr
GM Lee
Earl Brambles
Deluge Remy
Perry House
Russell Hulse
David W. Dennis
Hichmond
Union Center
Ind
Anderson
Indiana
Larry Coorad
Daleville
Theodore Sendak
J. E
Priday
Hartke
Washington
Atcherson
Reuther
Charles Good
National Gallery
Washington, B.C
Voting Recount Studied in Madison County Races
Madison County election officials completed a belated report on last Tuesday's municipal primary results for Anderson Elwood and Alexandria. Official returns were not released but expected today. Close Democratic council races spurred possible recounts as Claude Peek Bryce Watkins and Voo G Cochran trailed or led by narrow margins in districts one three and five.
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Madison County
Anderson
Elwood
Alexandra
Democratic Council
Claude Peek
Bryce Watkins
Peek
Watkins
Ohio Trucker Killed in 169 Crash near Indianapolis
An Ohio truck driver, Lee Ova Adams, 67, Mechanicsburg, was killed in a one vehicle crash on I-69 near the 169 crossover about 11:30 a.m. Friday. Adams, traveling south on I-69, crossed the median line and slid off the wet pavement. the semi-truck overturned, trapping him in the cab. The vehicle, owned by TransAmerican Freight Lines of Detroit, reportedly carried a load of steel. The body was taken to the Coalition Funeral Home.
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Coaliin Fimneral Home
Iecateite
TransAmerican Freight Lines
Detroit
Local student starts national conservation drive with cleanup teams
Ball State pre-med student Crouse leads Madison County effort to close a polluted public pool and organize American Conservation Inc. He recruits students, veterans, and local groups to stage school cleanup projects across 21 states, awarding prizes at Pendleton Heights and planning a broader volunteer network nationwide.
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Walant Crouse
Crouse
Ball State University
Madi
Croust
Crowe
American Conservation, Inc
Madison
Pendleton Conservation
Dismemberment Suspect Held in Indianapolis
Indianapolis waitress Beverly Jean Landers, 49, was arrested at her tavern job and charged with first degree murder in the dismemberment slaying of ex husband Felix Eugene Robinson, 34. Police said three body parts were found in Indiana over months, with the head later identified. Detective work led to the warrant in Marion County.
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Indianapolis
APA
Po Jies
Indiana
Robert K. Konkie
Beverly Jean Landers
Konkie
Felix
Eugene Robinson
Konkle
Marion County Criminal Court
Landers
Bvard
Flexibility In Positions Noted In Suez Opening Talks
Secretary of State Rogers leads a four nation Mideast swing amid reports Israel may ease its stance on Suez. Israel reportedly open to Egyptian crossing of the canal on a limited basis with mixed patrols as Cairo seeks full Egyptian presence on both sides.
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Tel Aviv
William P. Rogers
Mideast
Israel
Suez
East Bank
Sinai Peninsula
Cairobas
Regere
Bility
Joseph Sisco
Cairo
Sisco
Hamas
Rogers
Tergel
Crael
Sion
Moshe Dayan
Egypt
Canal
Robert J. McCloskey
Meir Ss
Brescot
United Sates
Weather Outlook Shows Clearing Skies and Cooler Night
Showers and thunder showers likely early today with clearing this afternoon. Tonight will be fair and cooler, then fair and warmer Sunday. High today in the upper 60s, low tonight around 40s. High tomorrow near 108, yesterday’s high and low not provided. Sunrise 5:07 a.m., sunset 7:48 p.m.
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Sonset
Rain Brings Relief Over Parched Anderson Area
Unseasonably dry conditions eased as Anderson area records show about 1.92 inches of rain in the latest two-day period, exceeding total April rainfall. Forecasts predict more showers then clearing skies, cooler temperatures, and partial afternoon clearing.
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Anderson
Anderson Water Polution Control
Anderson Tops State Fire Prevention Award for 50k+ Cities
Anderson wins first place in Indiana for cities over 50 000 in fire prevention for the second straight year. Fire Chief Robert Grimes credits the Fire Prevention Bureau and Chamber of Commerce committee, with plans to reduce insurance rates as revaluation looms. The city also earned national honors and pursues lower premiums amid facility upgrades and water system improvements.
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Anderson
Indiana
Indiana Fire Chiefs Association
Evansville
Robert Grimes
Fire Prevention Bureau
IFCA
Grimes
Chamber of Commerce
National Fire Protection Association
Indiana Fire
Jack Shaler
New Arrival and Notices in The Herald Today
The Herald Today lists notices and features across sections including deaths in Anderson and Madison areas on Page 2, religious news and Sunday services for the Anderson area on Page 3, editorials and commentary on Pages 4 and 5, Worms discussion on Page 6, county mental health agency initiatives on Page T, pro basketball and minor news on Pages 9, daily features on Page 16, markets and financials on Page 12, and classified ads across Pages 13 to 15.
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Anderson
Madison Area
Anderson Area
Abanba
Volunteers Aid Special Friends In County Area
Volunteers from Madison County organize monthly socials for about 65 Special Friends from Edood Alexandria Markleville Pendleton and Anderson at East Lynn Christian Church. The program, run by United Cerebral Palsy of Madison County, aims to provide social life for handicapped children and adults. Activities include racing car party plans, magician visits, Elves, Amici Club hosts, and Lettermen performances. Local youths raise funds through bake sales to decorate and equip events.
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Viola BH
Phillips Herald
Edood
Alexandria
Markleville
Pendleton
Anderson
East Lynn Christian Church
Madison County, Inc
Mra. Quion
Sun Valley
Rall Stals University
Amici Club
Anderson College
Lettermen
Bob Quinn
Uniteens
Gamma Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
County COG seeks HUD funds for ten year water and sewer plan
The Mattison Gearty Council of Governments moved Friday to file its second year annual work program with HUD for federal operating funds. HUD has certified local participation for the period ending March 1 197, with two thirds federal support and one third local match totaling $75,800 from Madison County and smaller sums from Anderson Am bersam Elwood and Alexandria. If approved, about $40,000 federal aid is anticipated to back an interim sewer water and open space plan to modernize water and sewer systems and recreational facilities over ten years across county units.
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Mattison Gearty Council of Governments
Department of Housing and Urban Development
COG
HUD
Costa
Madison County
Ambersam
Elwood
Alexandria
Anderson
Fragmented OCR Teens Speech Report
A garbled note describes teens and a vague event with mixed words and stray phrases. It mentions a location code 00308 and times like 3PM, with unclear references to families and individuals. The text is incoherent but signals a youth gathering or school related activity without clear outcomes.
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Ohio Trucker
Fepe Dahages
Eadly
Roche Millar
Chesterfield
Danial Roy
Ray
Harald Phare
Ja Boys
Madison County Health Department
Fall Creek
Health Board
Ohio State University
Hboser
Pentileton Heights
Madison Heights
Highland
Frankton
Elecod
Lapel
Madison Grant
Pendleton Heights
Army
John Lineham
Iodianapolis
Oya
Safe
Rome
Knesset
Party
Menahem Begin
U.S
McCloskey
Israeii
Meir
Defense
Shaler
Eee FC Sya
the Herald Today
Robert Quinn
Lou Ann
Quinn
Oly
Anter
The
United Cerebral Palsy
Xolusloers
Ballgaries
Hesita
Marche Infietia
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