Court Upholds Utility Ruling In Petersburg Generation Fight
Indiana Supreme Court refused to issue a temporary injunction in a dispute between Public Service Indiana and Indiana Statewide Rural Electric Co-operative over a rural electric generating plant near Petersburg. The court found no showing of immediate harm and noted the facts remain under litigation. Judge Frederick Rakestraw wrote the opinion.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Petersburg
Supreme Court
Shelby
Public Service Indiana
Indiana
Rurallectric Co-operative Inc
William M. Lienberger
Frederick Rakestraw
Rochester
Ida Bohannon Dies. Mother Of Judge Bohannon
Ida Stella Bohannon 85 of Clarksville mother of Judge Nelson Bohannon Superior Court No 2 Madison County died Monday at 1 45 p m in Clark County Hospital Jeffersonville She was a Clarksville resident since 1924 member of Methodist Church and Order of Eastern Star 325 Jeffersonville Her husband Charles R Bohannon died in 1964 Surviving besides the son are 3 daughters 4 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Friends receive at Johnson Funeral Home Clarksville Final rites Thursday at 2 p.m at Johnson Mortuary and burial in Fairview Cemetery
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Ida Stella Bohannon
Clarksville
Nelson Bohannon
Superior Court No. 2
Madison County
Clark County
Jeffersonville
Methodist Church
Order of Eastern Star
Charles R. Bohannon
Bohannon
Lapel
Meredith Yates
Evelyn Kachelein
Vorona Watkins
Anderson
Johnson Funeral Home
W. Harrison St
Johnson Mortuary
Fairview Cemetery
Indiana winter wheat crop estimated at 41.6 million bushels
The Agriculture Department on Tuesday estimated Indiana 1966 winter wheat output at 41.6 million bushels, up from 39.304 million in 1965. If the May 1 estimate holds, Indiana would rank ninth among major wheat states, the same as in 1965. Ash Properties Pittsburgh notes coal ash is alkaline and highly corrosive.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Community Services Council Plans Annual Meeting Today
The Community Services Council will hold a two hour meeting at noon in the Kane Dining Room at Anderson College. Dr. Val Clear presents Social Services 10 Years Plus. A reactor panel includes Ozora T. White Howard Webb and Jack L. Pihl. City social agencies will have displays.
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Community Services Council
Kane
Anderson College
Val Clear
Social Services
Ozora T. White
Howard Webb
Jack L. Pihl
Astronauts Clear Hurdle In Test For New Flight
Cape Kennedy (UPI) Astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan completed a 530 minute dual countdown rehearsal for Gemini 9. No faults were found as teams tested systems ahead of May 17 launch. A Delta rocket was prepared to orbit the Explorer satellite while Gemini officials mapped the final countdown and flight simulations leading to a four hour rendezvous with Agena 1 and multiple docking attempts.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Thomas Stafford
Eugene Cernan
Spaceport
America
Earth
Project Gemini
Stafford
Cernan
Anderson College names editors for 1966-67 publications
W Shirell Fox announces editors for Anderson College student publications for 1966 67 Bruce N Rhinehart of Beniton Harbor Michigan will edit The Anderson campus newspaper The Echoes yearbook Dan Yelton of Florence Kentucky will edit The Echoes yearbook Renard L Baldwin of Peoria Illinois named business manager for both publications Rhinehart is a psychology major and Who's Who 1966 67 Yelton Bible major and Booster Club vice president Baldwin majors in music and toured with the College Choir this spring
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Anderson College
W. Shirell Fox
Anderson
Jai
Bruce N. Rhinehart
Beniton Harbor
Mich
Daniel
D. Yelton
Florence
Echoes
Renard L. Bald’win
Peoria
Ill
A. Yelton
Lake Street
Yelton
Heirarchy
Baldwin
C. W. Baldwin
Midwest
Nicholson File Announces Staff Changes at Plant
Nicholson File Company announces three staff changes with M. M. Rrebs Jr. as director of quality control, Frederick J. Snoy named chief engineer, and Thomas A. Purpus also named chief engineer. Thomas Austin transfers to quality control and Mike Brown joins that department. Sales reached $34,750,480 last year, a company record.
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Nicholson File Company
M. M. Rrebs Jr
Quality Control
Frederick J. Snoy
Thomas A. Purpus
Thomas Austin
Mike Brown
Nicholson File
Baniszewski testifies in Sylvia Likens murder case
In a crowded courtroom, Mrs. Baniszewski described turmoil at home after a miscarriage and alleged neglect by her children. She claimed she was too ill to supervise Sylvia or Jennie and faced mounting medical bills and missing child support as Paula ran away two days after the miscarriage.
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Wiin
Sylvia
Baniszewski
Paula
John
Coy Hubbard
Richard D. Dobbs
John Baniszewski
Indiana party chairs chosen after district realignments
Hendricks led the meeting as Virgil Scheidt of Columbus was elected 9th District chairman after Robert N. Stewart declined. Mrs. Howard Hinkle of Salem was reelected vice chair. Glyde Lewis of Lafayette became 2nd District chairman following Alvin Cast of Kentland's resignation. Paul Greene of Boone County was elected in the new 6th District, amid expected opposition. Greene's nomination received a unanimous standing vote.
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Page
Castle
Jean Bond
Liberty
Virgil Scheidt
Columbus
Robert N. Stewart
Howard Hinkle
Salem
Glyde Lewis
Lyde
Bulen
Indianapolis
John Gaaher
Munster
Marion
Griffin
Greene
Hendricks
Mrs Baniszewski Works Long Hours to Feed Family
Mrs Baniszewski described her desperate effort to support her children by taking in ironing and babysitting, working up to 16 hours daily during Indianapolis 500 mile race qualifications. She said her last medical treatment was the day before Sylvia’s death, noting she was sick and exhausted with swollen eyes and vomiting.
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Sylvia
JA Concludes Ferce and County Safety Committee Event
Junior Achievement program highlights with area high schools and plans for expansion next year. Nearly 100 graphics pins and two $400 college scholarships awarded for outstanding students. JA leaders and officers listed.
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Ferce
County Safety Committee
Lewis
Woschitz
Alex Satterwhite
Joyce Porter
William Keys
Mark Seales
Steve Prichard
Alma Seal
Don Talbert
Debi Nance
Barbara Miller
Dave Davis
Tom Fitzsimmons
Bill Kreegar
David Wood Richard Symmes
Robert Cahoon
J. A
Mr. Woschitz
Philip Brewer
Harold Paugh
Robert Schuler
Freeze Smashes Fruit Crops Across Indiana Orchards
Frigid weather damaged peaches and cherries with branches bent by frost while apples and spears were saved in protected orchards near Indianapolis. About five percent of the planned season’s tomatoes were lost, and some direct seeded tomatoes failed at the crook stage. Southern regions fared better than upstate areas, with temperatures less severe and only spotty damage overall.
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Page
Indianapolis
Upstate
U.S. Faces Casualties and Bombing in Vietnam Conflict
Reports describe casualties from a mine blast and subsequent shooting by American MPs in Saigon area. U.S. squadrons continued Viet Cong targets near Saigon as B52s conducted saturation bombing from Guam bases. The news cycle also notes an indictment for first degree murder in Shelbyville, Indiana, of 31 year old Esther Purdy.
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U.S. Army
U.S
Viet Nam
Radio
Peking
Hanoi
Saigon
Guam
South Vietree
Shelbyville, Ind
Donald Purdy
Pleasant View
Esther
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituaries from Middletown Lapel Fortville and nearby areas report Dora Mae Armintrout 54 died after brief illness at St Johns Hospital, Rev Harvey Stanley 62 died in Maywood, Pearl Shetterly 91 died at New Haven Nursing Home, Fred Olvey 86 retired carpenter funeral Thursday in Fortville. Survivors listed include spouses children siblings and relatives. Burial and funeral details provided along with memorial rites for Eastern Star.
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Fred Olvey
Savings Bond Sales Rise Across Madison County
Report shows Madison County March Savings Bonds sales at 83901 dollars versus 846214 a year ago. State total March sales reach 12220812 dollars, up 16 percent from March 1965, with 51 of 9 counties posting gains. Also notices of obsequies for Ira Bland, John Roy Sigler, and Delmar Stant with funeral details and burial plans.
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John Kellegge
Boe
Madison County
U.S .Savings Bonds Committee
Detroit Soap Factory Blast Shatters School Nearby
A deadly blast at a Detroit soap factory left two workers in critical condition and many more injured. The explosion ripped windows and damaged nearby homes and schools, including Higgins Elementary, as doctors treated eight serious factory workers and about 20 children with minor injuries. Neighbors recalled a blast like a bomb, and investigators cited a ruptured vapor line feeding a flammable substance to a soap vat.
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Higgins Elementary
del Ray Hospita
Sturmer
Fran Disantis
Morley
Disantis
Historymobile visits Pendleton as Indiana sesquicentennial tour continues
The Historymobile, a museum on wheels, travels Indiana's counties carrying the story of 150 years of Indiana development. In Pendleton on December 30 it features 35 blue and white exhibits across eighteen areas from prehistory to the present. Citizens are urged to visit, with the bus touring every county on a set schedule and likely returning to many counties multiple times.
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Pace 7
Pendleton
Indiana Sesquicen‘tennial
Indiana
Madison County
Mobile
Sesquicentennial Commission Office
Police Exhibit Promises Historic iCurrier Prints
A seven day display of 22 original iCurrier and Ives prints opens Friday at the Anderson Police Department. The set, part of twelve collections touring the U S and Canada, is arranged by Travelers Insurance. The prints show mid nineteenth century rural and urban scenes and historical events. The Travelers firm started assembling the collection in 1935 and has reproduced over 240 lithographs for calendars.
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Anderson Police Department
United States
Canada
Travelers Insurance Companies
America
Travelers
William S Hearld 45 dies in Anderson Indiana
William S Hearld 45 of 11 E 29th St died Tuesday at St John s Hospital after a few days illness. He worked 22 years as a tool and die maker at Guide Lamps Vision born July 1 1920 in Terre Haute to Seibert and Agnes Hearld. Surviving widow daughter and several relatives. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Friday at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Burial Anderson Memorial Park. Olreader note: obituary also lists Gertrude Clem and Mose Etchison services in same notice.
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William
Herald William S. Heaald
St. John’s Hospita
Herald
Guide Lampsvision
Terre Haute
Seijbert
Agnes Simpson iHearth
Anderson
Solar Masonic Lodge
Farmersburg
Ind
Alice Joyce DeCamp
Philip
Joyce) Blue
Greenfield
Agnes Hearld
Frank Crawford
Philip Lowe
St. Petersburg
Fla
Howard Kaylor
Alva J. Hearld
Lee Hearld
Shelburn
Harold E. Rozelle
Harold E. Rozele
Gene Smith
Park Place Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Mose Etchison
Morton St
John Cheesman
EUB
Anderson Memorial Park
Sellsand Rowe Funeral Home
Accountant Society Meets Next Monday
The North Central Indiana Chapter of the National Association of Accountants holds its final Technical Session of the year at Emley’s Restaurant in Marion on Monday May 16. A 6:30 PM smorgasbord dinner precedes the 8 PM meeting with Bahls of RCA Harrison NJ discussing Project Evaluation and Review Technique and Critical Path Method. Nominations and elections of Chapter Officers and Directors for 1966 1967 will be held, followed by a Board meeting after the technical session.
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North Central
Indiana
National Association of Accountants
Emley’s
Marion
WE. Bahls
Radio Corporation of America
Harrison
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Ida Bohannon
Indiana Business College
13Th and Meridian
Tennessee
Carolinas
Sid
Cruise
Cincinnati
Asheville
Smoky Mountain National Park
Detroit
Thru
Toledo
Nashville
Union Bus Terminal
Main Street
Anderson College Publications
Andersonian
The
Indiana Collegiate Press Association
Daily Student
Indiana University
Indaine
Sete
Rhinehart
I Ira R. Rhinehart
Benton
Harbor
Robert Rhinehart
Nicholson
Jennie
Lere
C. Alan Helms
Moss
Middletown
Dora Mae Armintrout
N. 7Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Frances Chandler Minnick
Armintrout
Eastern Star
Anna Maze
Pearl Best
Mainfra
Madison
Harvey Stanley
T. Harvey Stanley
Daisy Stanley
Maywood
Calif
Louise
Phillip Stanley
California
Francis H. ‘Stanley
St. Paul
Pearl Shetterly Lapel
Pearl H. Shetterly
George Shetterly
New Haven Nursing Home
Adam
Martha Huffman
Shetterly
Lapel Methodist Church
Agnes Douglas
Muncie
Amy Bates
St. Louis
Ed Huffman
Mt. Summit
Lawrence ‘Huffman
Fisher Brothers
Ira Bland
Fortville
Rt. 1
Fisher Funeral Home
E. F. Landrey
John Sigler
Arcadia
John Roy Sigler
Sigler
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Cicero
John Herr
Shaffer - Hartley Funeral
Delmar Stant
Rt 2
Delta - Remy
General Motors Corporation
Pasco Memorial Mortuary
Park Cemetery
Pasco Mortuary
Historymobile
Police Department
Post Office
South Marion
Yorktown
Markle
Post Office Department
Gertrude Clem
Gertrude E. Clem
Wil
Brown Ald Butz
Elden, Petry
Church of the Brethren
It. Zion Lutheran Church
Liam H. Clem
Ail St
Accountant Society
McDonald's
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