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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1970

Page

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Syrian Troops Enter Lebanon as Israeli clashes widen

About 1000 Syrian armed troops crossed the border from Syria into Lebanon riding in 70 Syrian army vehicles and set positions near Arkoub on Mt Hermon. Israeli jets clashed with Egyptian aircraft over the Suez Canal as tensions rose in the region. The United States urged a halt to Soviet military involvement and warned of risks in Middle East escalation.

Beirut Lebanon Syria Suez Canal Tel Aviv Cairo Deir el Achab Arkoub Spea Mt. Hermon Arkoub Hashani River United Nations N.Y United States Middle East U.S Charles W. Yost Seciety Council Yast Malik Israel

Anderson Symphony shows growth under college ties and leadership

Harold Lowe founder and conductor becomes advisory member of the orchestra board with Mrs Breeden ex officio. Since 1967 the ensemble has grown from 45 to 65 players and audiences from about 250 to over 830 per concert. The group remains closely tied to Anderson College, underwritered and tax exempt, as its first year as a full symphony, with continued college responsibility. Allis was a key civic supporter, while Tony Anderson aided community action. Breeden and Lowe helped organize the Women’s Orchestra Guild with over 125 members aiding ticket sales and fund raising.

Harold Lowe Breeden Women’s Guild Brown Reardon Anderson College Anderson Symphony Sroa Aia Allis Miami Wisconsin Ohio Lowe Anderson, Area Joi

Exile group holds nine prisoners outside U.S. territory

Castro said he captured nine Alpha Bherrillas in Cuba last month. Alpha 66 spokesmen were silent on plans for the prisoners and said they would not be brought to the United States. The detainees were said to be held somewhere outside U.S. territory.

Feqe Alpha Bherrillas Castro Cuba Alpha 66 United States U.S Elile

Zoning Appeals Set To Hear Three Petitions May Twenty Two

The Madison County zoning appeals board will hear three petitions at a May 22 meeting in the planning commission chambers. One seeks a mobile horse park and another a recreation area with a service station a small retail store and a drive in restaurant on 40 acres at the southeast corner of Ind 13 and L899 Green Township. A second petition by Harold J Shepherd involves 23.7 acres at the same site with owners K Holl J Hull and Julie Armington. A variance for Linda Weedman to operate a beauty shop in Ireland Township Heritage Heights faces a rebearing after county commissioners rejected it citing improper advertising. Nearby actions include River Edge replat in Jackson Township Park Estates Richland Township and West rezoning from Agricultural to B 2 for an auction house on Richland Township property of 10.57 acres.

Madison County Zoning Appeals Board Sam Planning Commission Home Builders Really Co Joe Hull J. Hull Julie Armington Ind Green Township Harold J. Shepherd K. Holl Linda Weedman Ireland Heights River Edge Jackson Township Park Estates Richland Township John E. Mustin Agricultural Harry E. Bucklester

Storms deliver flooding and drownings in Indiana region

Severe thunderstorm watches and a warning stretched across a large Indiana area including Lafayette and Petersburg as heavy rains flooded rivers. Two Salem brothers drowned when their car was washed off a bridge during the downpour. Showers and thunderstorms were forecast to continue Friday.

Fase Indiana Indi’ana Lafayette Wabash Dewatur Vevay Petersburg Vigo Sullivan Knox Dar ‘Iness Pike Vermillion Gibson Hamilton Marion Johnson Madison Randolph Rush Fayette Union Salem

Alderson Considers Zoning Changes For Beauty Shops

Officials review an amendment to permit home beauty shops in business zones while preserving residential use. The plan includes requiring planning board approval and potential impacts on nearby land use, with debate on potential spillover to taverns or liquor outlets.

Alderson Lund Gordon France Kennet Abrendt Carroll Grile George Han [Ees Mary Margaret Terry Indiana Hairdressers and Cosmetologists’ Association James Priest Plan Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals Grile Nance Vial Parks Indiana Bel Telephone Company

Indianapolis Native Earns Medal of Honor in Vietnam

Lt. Col. Charles C. Rogers of Woolbridge Virginia and son of Clyde L. Rogers Sr. of Indianapolis was among 12 Vietnam heroes awarded the Medal of Honor by President Nixon. Rogers led a counterattack at a Marine base under heavy fire, was wounded three times, and continued directing defenses despite injuries.

Washington Indianapolis Chursday Charles C. Rogers Woolbridge Clyde L. Rogers Sr Ddignspolis Nix Rogers Vietnam Nortar Messe ST

New Arrivals at St John s Hospital and Copter Loss Report

Birth notices list several families and addresses for newborns at City area hospitals including a girl born to Mr and Mrs Gerald McMul len Pendleton. a girl to Mr and Mrs Samuel ete 1919 E Seventh St. three boys to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sauler 4506 Greenhill Way. a boy to Mr and Mrs Donald Williams 1915 Park Rd. a boy born at Blackford County Hospital for Mr and Mrs James B E Darr with Darr serving in Germany. maternal and original grandparents named. Also an aviation fatality reported as Steven Renner of Wheatland Indiana killed in helicopter incident. Separate item discusses a projected $3.1 billion earthquake damage cost in the wake of the 1995 quake in South Vietnam and general damage estimates.

Gerald McMullen Pendleton Community Hospital Samuel Ete Kenneth Sauler Greenhill Way Donald Willams Park Ra Blackford County Hospital Martford City Spec. 4 James BE. Darr Darr U.S. Army Germany Sally Hunt Norman Layman Anderson Mia Mary Mitchell Charles Carr Oene Copter Washington Amuy Spee Steven R Renner Wheatland Ind San Francisco South Vietnam Defense Department Renner Hoowellings Thelsser Southwast LS Asia

Slaying Suspect Ends Life After Danville Hospital Shootings

A gunman linked to the Danville hospital killings fled to a remote strip mine area and died from a self-inflicted head wound after officers pursued him. The shooter, Coleman G. Gish, 48, previously sought to kill hospital officials at the Veterans Administration Hospital. Victims named include Reverend Gerhard Leverenz and Bessie Mealer, with Dr. Roger Arnold among the wounded. The car used was stolen at gunpoint from a college student.

Penile mi Sherriff Ray Baris Bureau /Gourily Sheffield Coleman G. Gish Danville Barto Gish Buda Veterans Administration Hospital Indiana Line Chicago Gerhard Leverenz W. Dale Cooper Bessie Mealer Roger Arnold

Cromer Aldredge Elected Lieutenant Governor of Zone 5 Optimist

Cromer Aldredge son attorney was elected lieutenant governor of Zone 5 Optimist International at the recent district meeting in Indianapolis. He has served as president of the Anderson Noon Optimist Club and chairs the Madison County Election Board. Aldredge, a IU law graduate and former deputy Indiana attorney general, resides with wife Nia at 609 Hendricks. son John works for Deleo-Remy and David for General Motors in Saginaw Michigan.

Optimist Cromer Aldredge Anderson Optimist International The Brethren Studison County Indiana Bar Associations Ad Is Wilson Boys Club Allgredge Nia Hendricks John Deleo-Remy David Saginaw General Motors Michigan

Muskie Deflects Nader Attack Amid Pollution Debate

A garbled state wire synthesis notes Muskie countering John Nader's charges while focusing on environmental policy. Reports mention deaths in Madison and nearby counties and list multiple obituaries and funeral notices for local residents.

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Ohio Guardsmen Alert as Ohio University Disturbances Rise

Ohio Governor Rhodes orders 1000 National Guard troops to Athens to restore order after student protests. Guardsmen would carry ammunition if deployed, amid campus windows broken and small fires in Athens and at Ohio University. After Kent State deaths, protests remained largely peaceful elsewhere.

Jeffrey D.alderman Associated Press Ohio National Ohio Kent State Univer Ohio National Guard Athens Earl Éier Kent State Universit Claude W. Sowle Ohio State Sowle Washington Steven Kl. Young

Anderson Obituaries Chronicle Local Passings

Obituary notices list Frances South 90 of Chesterfield and siblings and a sister, a brother, and nieces. Ralph Hamilton 81 of 1720 Hawaii Drive dies. services set at Sells Rowe Funeral Home with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Albert Engbrecht 54 of Wichita Kansas killed in car crash. service Saturday in Hutchinson. Odie C Phillips 66 at State location. Netha Bell 71 formerly of Anderson interment in Klaplowood Cemetery.

Doral South Corn Frances South Water - St Chesterfield Logewnsport Anderson Delco-Remy Divisio Gospel Trumpet ‘Company Warner Press, Tee Athens “County Ohio William Clarissa Weller South South Meridien Church of God Walter ‘Vail William South Alang Harold E.revelle Charles Tarr South 2Dian Church East Maplewood Cemelecy Ralph Hamilton Ralph X. Hamilton Turtle Creek Ila Sells and Rowe Lewis Smith Neelegan Church Abraham Mary E. Hamilton Holingsworth-Clark Richmond Mary Merrick Martha Memimer Ai Hamilton Phoenix Ariz Albert Engbrecht Albert J. Engbrécht Wiehila Kans Arlyn Engbrecht Westvale School Elliott Mortuary Hutchinson Kew Soa Barbara Baxi Oliver Rains Steele Funeral Home Huntington W. Va Oliver Mr. Janis East Maplewood Brown Ara Funeral Home Phillips Odie C. Phillips Gumlick Liberty

Auto Officials to Attend Rites for Walter Reuther in Detroit

United Auto Workers President Walter P. Reuther will be honored in Detroit with attendance from top auto executives. Thousands of workers and families viewed Reuther and his wife in caskets at the Veterans Memorial Building after public viewings. A note from President Nixon accompanied flowers as the nation mourns a leader in labor negotiations.

Detroit UPI Fop Bhip Four United Auto Workers Walter P. Reuther Reuther Veterans Memorial Detroit | Riverfront Nizon Pellston Michigan

Memorial service for Lt. Col James Ent at Scott AFB

Memorial tiles will be laid today at Scott AFB for Lt. Col. James P. Ent USAF who died in Bangkok. He commanded the 1918th Communications Squadron at the Illinois base before deployment to Southeast Asia. Graveside rites are planned Tuesday at Arlington Cemetery near Washington. Friends may visit Murphy Funeral Home Alexandria Virginia Monday. Ent served 22 years in the Air Force and planned to retire. survivors include widow Ellen Ent four daughters a brother Walter and an Indianapolis aunt.

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