Pupils Learn Basic Economics At AHS And MHHS
A two week course at Anderson and Madison Heights high schools teaches basic economic facts. Sponsored by the Industrial Management Club YMCA and social studies departments, the program uses surveys to address youth gaps in US economy understanding. Instructors include IMC and local industry leaders with topics on production pricing supply demand profits and government regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson and
Madison Heists
Industrial Management Club
YMCA
IMC
Richard Ward
Guide Lamp Division
Henry McLain
Madison Heights Social Studies Department
George Davis
AHS
Bill Pearce
Amos Childers
Richard Gross
Guide Lamp
Charles Laughin
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Thomas Bluemle
Jack W. Jarrett
Edward E. Ward Jr
Delco- Remy
John Barber
Barber Manufacturing Co
David B. Warmsley
David E. Middleton
Marvin Marcum
Anaconda Wire and Cable Co
John Eddy
Delco Remy
Ted Lopp
East Side Dairy
James Simpson
Warner Press
Anderson College Faculty Recital Set at Convocation Hall
Anderson College sponsors an exchange faculty recital Sunday at 8 p m in Convocation Hall FE 8rh St featuring baritone Charles K Simms and pianist Barbara C Dickey both of Taylor University The program follows a Taylor Upland appearance by Harold Lowe violin Mrs Marieta Pickett piano and Jerry Pierce clarinet from the local campus The recital is open to the public without admission charge Simms is a longtime central Indiana vocal soloist and Taylor University faculty member He is a Kentucky and Michigan graduate with studies at Indiana University Dickey a Lovejoy Scholar and Asbury College alumna with a master’s from Michigan and frequent solo and ensemble appearances
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Anderson College
Convocation Hall
Charles K. Simms
Barbara C. Dickey
Taylor University
Taylor Upland
Harold Lowe
Marieta Pickett
Jerry Pierce
Simms
Anderson
Central Indiana
University of Kentucky
University of Michigan
Indiana University
Aimo Kiviniemi
Harold Haugh
James King
Joseph Blatt
Paul Matthew
University of Idaho
Millsaps College
Asbury College
Dickey
Mary Young Dean
Robert Hord
Eugene Bossart
Marian Owen
Lovejoy
Asbury
Beard To Preside At National Red Cross Meeting
Norman Beard, longtime leader in American Red Cross work and past president of the Madison County Red Cross, will preside over sessions at the national Red Cross meeting in Atlanta. He will serve as convention vice chairman and oversee closing events including the luncheon where Gen. James Collins and Rolland Harriman are set to speak. Averill Harriman is among invited speakers for the four day event.
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American Red Cross
Norman
Anderson College
National Red Cross
Atlanta
James Collins
Va Rolland Harriman
Averill Harriman
Dean Beard
Baton
Madison County
The
Five Area Students Cited For BSU Honors Banquet
Five Ball State University Honors Program students were recognized at a banquet in Cardinal Hall of the L. A. Pittenger Student Center. Rebecca Baum Elaine Highwood Ann Dillie Crisp Ann Addington and Rosemary Klepfer were acknowledged for their scholastic achievements.
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Ball State
Ball State University
Rebecca Marie Baum
Coventry Drive
J Elaine Highwood
Lafayette
Ann Catherine Dillie Crisp
W. 11Th
Ann Frances Addington
Dogwood
Rosemary Klepfer
S. East
Pendleton
Cardinal
L. A
AHS Thunderbirds to Defend State Title Here This Afternoon
Anderson High School drum and bugle corps the Thunderbirds led by George Vaught defend their state championship this afternoon at the AHS gym. They will face star groups from across the state after securing second place last week in a national drum and bugle contest in Ohio.
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AHS Thunderbirds
Igh School
Jis Thunderbirds
Anderson Ps
He Ahs
George Vaught
E State
Thunderbirds
Secord
Ohio
Fraud scheme hits over a hundred investors in Anderson and beyond
Federal indictment targets Jack Aldridge and Floyd Foust in a $700000 investment fraud run by Aldridge International Associates. Victims include Anderson residents H G Campbell Marie Oliver and an unnamed man who lost funds. Aldridge surrendered in Florida and awaits bond hearing as others seek bankruptcy protection for 25 investors from Connersville Richmond and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIA
Charles R. Liddil
Floyd Foust
Anderson
Aldridge
Normandy Village
Fla
Florida
Indianapolis
Foust
U.S
Daniel P. Byron
Connersville
Richmond
Franklyn George
New Castle
George
Asst
Byron
Angola
Omar Bakeries, Inc
Miss Oliver
George Reynolds
Republic National Trust Co
Republic National Trust
Reynolds
Lafayette
Robert Peters
AIA Aia
Saigon Rejects Viet Cong Coalition Bid in Paris Talks
Saigon rejected the Viet Cong demand for a coalition regime and prefabricated neutrality, while agreeing to discuss some peace program points. A government spokesman disputed reports of a blanket rejection and noted the plan repeats proposals already urged at Paris. North Vietnam, via Nihon Dempa, hinted U.S. troop withdrawal could be internal to Hanoi and Saigon, but South Vietnam pressed that mutual withdrawal was not accepted. Also notes student protests and CCNY president Buell G. Gallagher resigning amid campus violence and police deployments nationwide.
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Saigon
Viet Cong
Paris
South Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Foreign Ministry
Hanoi
North
U.S
Laos
Buell G. Gallagher
CCNY
Gallagher
Newspapers Award Prizes In Editor & Publisher Competition
Sixteen newspapers won first prizes and United Press International received a special award for promoted public relations and research in a national Editor & Publisher contest. Awards will be given in Chicago, recognizing ads, direct mail, circulation and community service across multiple papers and regions.
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New York
UPI
United Press International
Nixon
Ralph J. Menconi
John F. Kennedy
Winston Churchill
Robert A. Brown
Chicago
Philadelphia Bulletin
Tacoma News- Tribune
New York Times
Louisville Courier-Journal & Times
Camden Courier- Post
Toronto Daily Star
Palo Alto Times
Bloomington
Toronto Telegram
Farmington
Mich
Enterprise & Observer
Perth Amboy
N.J
News-Tribune
Detroit Free Press
Tucson Daily Citizen
San Bernardino ,sun-Telegram
Five Hurt In Auto Accidents In City Friday
Five persons were injured in two separate automobile mishaps Friday. A two car collision at Broadway and Grand Ave injured four in a Linder vehicle with William C. Linder and Ishman G. Hester uninjured. In a second crash at 14th and Main Sts Miss Connie L Clouser reported back pains while Richard L Wood was unhurt.
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Broadway
Grand Ave
William C. Linder
Rt. 2
Alexandria
Margaret Linder
Wanda Linder
Kimberly Linder
Virgil Evan
Linder
Ishman G. Hester
Louise
14Th and
Main Sts
Richard L. Wood
Saddle Sn
Connie L. Clouser
Tower Apartments
Miss Clouser
Wood
Bonn Pressures Ripple Through Economy and Tourists
The Bonn situation triggers a broad chill as a $825 million move and $3 billion in recent weeks shake markets. Revaluation jitters hit thousands beyond financiers, as banks slash foreign exchange rates, cap cash at 500 marks, and nearly refuse checks. A Frankfurt clerk notes traveler’s checks are accepted only if the tourist seems hard up. Bundesbank bears the Friday flood, absorbing most demand for marks.
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Frankfurt
Bundesbank
Central Bank
New Arrivals at St Johns and Community Hospitals
Born at St Johns Hospital to Mr and Mrs David Agnes 1123 W 6th St a boy. Mr and Mrs George Soden 119 E 19th St a girl. Mr and Mrs Charles Harless 2524 Scatterfield Rd a girl. Mr and Mrs Terry Hunter 402 Ruddle Ave a girl. Born at Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs David Muse Rt 6 a boy. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Walker 1426 Walton St a boy. Mr and Mrs Danny Parker Alexandria a girl. Mr and Mrs Donald Fisher 1205 W St St a girl. Mr and Mrs George White 2215 Raintree Pl a boy. Mr and Mrs Paul Brough 6310 Robin Hood Dr a girl.
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St. John’s Hospital
David Agnes
W. 6Th St
George Soden
E. 19Th St
Charles Harless
Scatterfield Rd
Terry Hunter
Ruddle Ave
Community Hospital
David Muse
Jimmy Walker
Walton St
Danny Parker
Alexandria
Donald Fisher
W. St. St
George White
Raintree Pl
Paul Brough
Robin Hood Dr
IU Faces Night of Tense Discussion Over Ballantine Hall Takeover
Black students occupied Ballantine Hall at Indiana University demanding dialogue with trustees and a seven day deadline for a special meeting. Administrators pledged to persuade trustees while faculty groups promised influence. A campus rally in Dunn Meadow backed class boycotts halted since May 1 following a library arson with $10,000 in rewards offered.
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Ballantine Hall
American Association of University Professors
Andy Maller
Internaternity Council
Dunn Meadow
Paul Helmke
Rollo Turner
Maller
Purdue professor wins Sigma Xi award for outstanding research
Nathan Kornblum a Purdue University chemistry professor Friday was named winner of the Sigma Xi award for outstanding research by a faculty member. The report notes last year 800 million ballpoint pens were sold in the U.S. and mentions additional program details from the summer seminars listed for various subjects and durations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette, Ind
UPI
Nathan Kornblum
Purdue University
Friday
The
Indiana State Police Investigate Reformatory Incident
The Indiana State Police continue the investigation into an incident at the reformatory. Officials will not release names until the inquiry concludes, with Schroeder promising further information in the early part of next week.
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Indiana State Police
Reformatory
Schroeder
Florida Station and Madison Avenue churches form new parish
The Mt Hope and Indiana Avenue Methodist Episcopal lines evolved into the Madison Avenue and Florida Station churches. The daughter church Madison Avenue joins with Florida Station to create a single parish as plans consider Florida church use for retreats and youth activities, aiming to renew spiritual vitality.
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Florida Station
Mt. Hope
Indiana Avenue
God
Housing housing for AME churches expands aid in St Louis area
The department opens an insurance program to all AME churches. Rev. Cummings serves on Primm Gardens boards, leading non profit housing projects for low and middle income families in Metropolitan St. Louis. He is a graduate of Olympic College Bremerton and Pacific School of Religion Seattle with further study at UC Santa Barbara and Washington University in St. Louis.
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AME
Cummings
Primm Gardens, Inc
No. 1
No. 2
St. Louis
Olympic College
Bremerton
Wash
Pacific School of Religion
Seattle
University of California At
Santa Barbara
Washington University At
Pope revises saints calendar to favor Easter and Sunday
The decree cut many feast days of saints from the calendar while elevating Sundays as the day of the Lord. It aims to ease Protestant criticism of Catholic focus on saints and marks a step toward Christian unity. Saint Nicholas and other legends are noted, with St George linked to multiple nations. The piece recalls the US Army Nurse Corps founding on February 2, 1901.
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Paul
Christopher
Pierre Jounel
Paris
U.S
James
Jounel
Pope Paul
Paradise
St. Nicholas
Russia
St. George
Germany
Portugal
England
Louise Underwood former Anderson seamstress dies at 93
Louise M Underwood 93 longtime Anderson resident and former head seamstress in the Fair Store alteration dept died Thursday at her home 4901 7th Ave W in Bradenton Fla She was a First United Methodist Church member survived by a daughter Clare Goldsmith two grandsons Bill Goldsmith Wayne Riggs and two great grandchildren Last rites Monday 10 am Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home burial East Maplewood Cemetery Funeral home call Sunday evening 6 to 9.
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Louise M. Underwood
Anderson
7Th Ave
W. Braedenton
Ada A. Scott
Meridian St
Madison County
Henry
Temperance Manis
Edward Scott
Mary Gow
Fortville
Hazel Holderman
Fisher Brothers
Lapel
Fisher Mortuary
Harry Smith
Ford Street United Methodist Church
Final rites for Bert L. Hardy set today at funeral home
Funeral for Bert L. Hardy 78, farmer of Rt 7, is at 1 p.m. today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. Interment will follow at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Brown and Butz
Bert L. Hardy
Farmer
Rt. 7
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Final rites set for Lena Dixon at Baker Brothers
Funeral services planned for 11 a m today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home for Mrs Lena Dixon 75 of 3013 W 25th St widow of Hayward Dixon Interment: An incomplete line indicates burial details to follow
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Baker Brothers
Lena Dixon
W. 25Th St
Hayward Dixon
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Final rites for Mrs Jo Ann Dixon today
Mrs Jo Ann Dixon 47 wife of Lloyd D Dixon of Rt 2 receives funeral at 10 a m at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Interment will be at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Harold E. Rozelle
Jo Ann Dixon
Lloyd D. Dixon
Rt. 2
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Final rites for Loree Heide at Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Loree Virgil Heide man, 71, of Rt. 7, will have funeral services at 9 30 a m today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Interment will be at Cliff Hill Cemetery in Versailles.
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Baker Brothers
Loree Virgil Heideman
Rt. 7
Cliff Hill Cemetery
Versailles
Viet Cong Plan Outlined With No North Vietnamese Pullout
The document proposes a complete U S withdrawal only with conditions unmet, a fractured South Vietnam government, a coalition regime, a provisional authority, new constitution and elections. It lacks explicit terms for North Vietnamese troop withdrawal, challenging U S justifications for intervention.
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United States
U.S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
ManGets Life For Double Murder In Walker
Charles Martin, 21, of Grand Rapids, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the killings of two gas station attendants in Walker, Mich. He was captured in Indiana hours after the March 2, 1968 shootings. Meanwhile, Britain has funded new towns since 1946.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Charles Martin
Grand Rapids
Walker, Mich
Indiana
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Frankton resident Pheron C Henson 80 dies in Indianapolis with film career and local work noted. Survivors include five sons and daughters plus many grandchildren. Services Sunday at George C Harper and Son Funeral Home with burial in K of P IOOF Cemetery. Dessa Mae Smith 77 dies in New Castle after short illness. Survived by two children and multiple grandchildren. funeral set at Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson with burial in East Hill Mausoleum Rushville.
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Frankton
Pheron ¢. Henson
Community Hospital
Indianapolis
Evie
Henson
Delco Remy Dision
Farmers Grain and Coal Company
George C. Harper and Son
Alvin Cowell
The
Christian Church
Ruby Brown
Sylvia Henson
Strawtown
Willy
Thomas Henson
Laddie Henson
Anderson
Isabel Wright
Tampa
Fla
Henry Henson
Louisville
Marshall Henson
Danville
Ill
Shirley
Dessa Mae Smith
Heritage Nursing Home
New Castle
Zeno Smith
W. W
Etta Sinal Lee
Jerald Smith
Near Shirley
Loretta Cole
Shelbyville
Fay Lee
Lamar
Eva Whitehorn
Kansas City
Otha Roberts
Greeley
Colo
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Wilkinson
Russell Nigh
East Hill
Rushville
Loveless Rites Held for Kokomo Area Resident
ALEXANDRIA David J. Loveless formerly of Alexandria died Thursday in a Kokomo hospital after three years of illness. He farmed in Madison County and worked for Aladdin Lamp Co in Alexandria before moving to Kokomo four years ago. Survived by his widow Ora Lowery Loveless four sons two daughters two brothers and several grandchildren. Final rites scheduled 3 p m Monday at Ellers Chapel Kokomo with burial in Kokomo Friends may call Sunday and Monday afternoons.
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Alexandria
David J. Loveless
Kokomo
Loveless
Madison County
Aladdin Lamp Company
Ora Lowery Loveless
Ellers Chanel
Orval Rumler Final Rites Held in Huntsville
Orval E. Rumler, 70, of Huntsville, will have funeral services at 10 a.m. Monday at the Cornell Bright Funeral Home. Interment will follow at Huntsville Cemetery.
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Huntsville
Cornell Bright
Orval E. Rumler
Huntsville Cemetery
Storms Erupt From System Which Claimed Two Lives
Thunderstorms erupted in the east Friday from a storm system that killed two, injured many and destroyed over 50 homes in Ohio. Locally heavy showers followed a front from New England to northern Florida. A watch covered parts of Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina. Hail, pea sized, fell across Wisconsin to Kentucky. snow touched northern Minnesota and Michigan. West was mostly sunny with some coastal cloudiness. The average adult has about 3500 square inches of skin.
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United Press International
Ohio
New England
Florida
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Minnesota
Michigan
North Pacific
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Beard
Red Cross
BSU
India
Markleville
Markleville United Methodist Church
Friends Church
East Africa
Jamaica
Oklahoma
City College of New York
Brooklyn College
Howard University
Washington, D.C
New York City University
Albert H. Bowker
George Peck
Peck
Bonn
Meh
Fen
Bibol Ins
Wes
King Features Syndicate
Lnc
Snyder
America
US Army Nurse Corps
Mrs. Louise Underwood
Mrs
Ada Scott
Willett Jones
Tipton
Elva Ormes
W. Jefferson St
Nellie Lacey Jones
Allen Jones
Charlotte
S.C
Elmer Jones
Daisy Fruitt
Muncie
Young-Nichols
Norval Lyon
Fairview Cemetery
Bert Hardy
Loree Heidman
Rogers
Britain
Madison
Pheron Henson
Dessa Smith
David Loveless
Orval Rumler
Tos
Rozelle Funeral Home
Anderson Memorial Park
Een
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