Senate Hearing Hears Drug Price Allegations and Trial Details
A Senate Small Business Committee inquiry opens with charges of extreme drug price spreads and industry defense. Separately, Wayman Lyons faces a first degree murder trial over the August 1966 beating death of Virgil Arehart, with police testimony detailing the victim’s severe injuries at the Elwood Armory.
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Wayman Howard Lyons
Virgil Arehart
Elwood National Guard
Carl T. Smith
Madison County
Agreement Reached On Cutting Tariffs
The United States and major nations reached a Kennedy Round tariff deal in Geneva. Tariffs on about 6 300 items will drop about 33 to 35 percent across 80 nations, with a new world grain price floor of 1.73 dollars a bushel for hard red winter wheat and a 4.5 million ton yearly international food aid program.
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Geneva
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Honeymoon Cars Added to South Sumatra Trains
The state railway in South Sumatra now operates trains with honeymoon cars for newlyweds. The railway director quoted by Antara News Agency said couples can enjoy their honeymoon all day and night on these swiftly running trains.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
South
Sumatra
Antara
Park Board Created and County Plan Discussed
A new bipartisan five member Park and Recreation Board was established by the County Commissioners to craft a long range county plan for parks and recreation. The board may unlock 22 000 to 50 000 dollars in federal funds and could include urban and recreation development in its scope. The meeting also covered juvenile center plans at Bronneberg Children’s Home and a 1500 dollar fee for preliminary architectural work on remodeling.
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County Commissioners’ Court
Circuit Court
Madison County
Usda Office of Soil Conservation
Curtis J Heaton
Arthur B. Henning
Ralph McCord
Everett Stottle Myer
William Wood
Bronneberg Children’s Home
County Board
Cross St
Carl i T. Smith
County Council
Hancock County
Four Anderson College Students Injured in One-Car Crash
A group of AC students was hospitalized after a Sunday morning one-car crash on Indiana 9 near Mt. Etna. Driver Fred Clemens, 21, remained in critical condition at Parkview in Fort Wayne, with injuries to others including Nancy Hughes, 19, listed in serious condition at Lutheran Hospital Fort Wayne. The car shed on wet pavement and struck a bridge end while en route to Huntington to visit the Clemens family for Mother's Day.
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Anderson College
Mt. Etna
Huntington
Oral W. Clemens
Clemens
Parkview Hospital
Ft. Wayne
Fred Clemens
Huntington First Church of God
Young Clemens
Nancy Hughes
Brownsburg
Lutheran Hospital
Alexandria Plans New Water Program
Alexandria officials filed with the Indiana Public Service Commission for permission to raise water rates and issue 565000 in revenue bonds for a waterworks expansion. Plans include a new treatment plant wells 12 inch main elevated storage tank iron removal and chlorination and fluoridation facilities. Minimum monthly charge would be 2 dollars.
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Alexandria
Indiana Public Service Commission
300 Expected At Annual Urban League Banquet Here May 22
Some 300 people are expected to attend the 41st Anniversary Banquet of the Anderson Urban League at Linder's on Monday May 22 beginning at 6 15 p m. Principal speaker will be Henry Steeger editor and publisher of ARGOSY Magazine from New York City, former president of the Urban League board 1960 64 and a director of the Magazine Publishers Association. He also served as a Coast Guard Lt Commander in World War II and is involved with Princeton Wilberforce and other organizations.
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Anderson Urban League
Linder
Henry Steeger
Argosy Magazine
New York City
Steeger
National Urban League
Magazine Publishers Association
Madison Squares
United States Coast Guard
Department of Sociology
Princeton University
Development Council
Wilberforce University
Society For
Deloris Palace Tavern Burglary Under Investigation
Local detectives probe a burglary at the Deloris Palace Tavern on Meridian Street after 2:30 a.m. cash of 25 dollars and liquor were missing. Police say a suspect remains at large, sought by Det. Maj. Robert Estes.
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Deloris Palace
Meridian St
Robert Estes
Festival 67 at Madison Heights High School Gym
The Madison Heights High School Music Festival Festival 67 at MH Gym features the concert band choir and dance groups. Francis E Barker announces a program with From This Moment On Temptation Old Black Magic and The Music Man selections along with skits Intermission Riff Maime and Ki Of The Road. Tickets available from band members choir music office or at the door.
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Madison Heights High School
Francis E. Barker
Black Magic
Lida Rose
Wells Fargo
Ron Thornburg
Ezekial Saw de Wheel
Madison Heights
Heightsteppers
Bacchus
Street upgrades under way as warmer weather arrives
City workers launch a street paving program led by Street Superintendent Pete Smith. Crews on Meadowbrook Park Way proceed, with North Parkway slated to start today. 19th Street work nears completion from Fairview to Central. Engineer Harold Smith notes key widening and resurfacing tasks and plans to continue as funding allows.
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Pete Smith
Smith
Meadowbrook Parkway
South Dr
North Parkway
North Dr
19Th St
Fairview St
Central Ave
Harold Smith
1 St
Catholic Relief Servs Aids Malaysian Students
The U S Catholic Relief Services provides about 100000 Malaysian students with school lunches. Msgr Andrew Landi assistant executive director CRS in New York said Monday in Kuala Lumpur.
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Catholic Philanthropy
Kuala Lumpur
UPI
U.S
Catholic Relief Services
Andrew Landi
CRS
New York
Chamber Holds Annual Spring Dinner Today
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual Spring Member ship Dinner at the Anderson Country Club at 6:30 PM. Fred Smith, Cincinnati consultant and lecturer, will speak as the principal. The event draws many members and wives as Smith, president of two firms, travels extensively across the United States and Canada.
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Fred Smith
Cincinnati
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Country Club
Smith
Dallas
Texas
United States
Canada
The
Eight Arrests After Early Sunday Fight in Anderson
Police responded to a disturbance at 1725 West 38th Street where an estimated 30 youths gathered after a party. Eight youths were arrested on site, treated at local hospitals, and pled guilty in City Court. Damages were reported at about 400 dollars.
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Anderson
W. 38Th St
Russell Hiatt
Hiatt
Joan Slack
British Alert Troops Reds Enter Dispute In Hong Kong
Hong Kong faced a tense crisis as the British colonial government mobilized 20 000 police and troops after Peking accused colonial authorities of fascist actions during a three day strike by workers in artificial flower factories. China demanded the release of arrested demonstrators and an end to fascist acts, with Kowloon rioting and court dates looming for hundreds of detainees.
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Hong Kong
Red China
London
Peking
Britain
Hongang
Kowloon
Kong
Land Penile
Ifckal
Nixon undecided on 1968 GOP race in exclusive AP interview
Former Vice President Richard Nixon said he will enter primaries if he runs for the 1968 Republican nomination and aims to decide by year end. He suggested a De Gaulle style system for Latin America and discussed U S policies after visits to Peru Chile Argentina and Brazil.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Associated Press
New Hampshire
John F. Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Peru
Chile
Argentina
United States
Latin America
Anthony P Andreatta Promoted To Plant 1 Post At Guide Lamp
Anthony P Andreatta is promoted to assistant superintendent of Plant 1 Guide Lamp Division General Motors announced by Frank J. Rada. A Springfield Illinois native, he joined Guide in 1960 after college, rising from trainee to foreman to general foreman by 1963. He holds a Missouri School of Mines degree in mechanical engineering and has been in the U S Marine Corps Reserve since 1961. He is married to Patricia Simmons and they have three children.
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Anthony P. Andretta
Guide
General Motors
Frank J. Rada
Mr. Andretta
Springfield
Ill
Springfield Junior College
University of Illinois
Missouri School of Mines
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals Represent Multiple Families
Birth notices from St. John’s Hospital and Community Hospital list couples and families welcoming newborns. Names include Bruce Lakes Jr Pendleton Eiesn bine Pendleton Fletcher Central Ave Law son W fifth St Cowart Chesterfield Shelton Sherman Sr Mc Donald Hayes Pike with newborn girls and boys.
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Stephanie Dr
L. Brucelakes Jr
11Th St
Richard Uhns
Pendleton
David Eiesn Bine
Yee Fletcher
Central Ave
Ronald Lawson
5Th St
Community Hospital
Wallace Cowart
Stephen M. Brown
Chesterfield
Lewis Shelton
South Dr
Gary L. McDonald
Sherman Sr
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Marion County
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Lawrence H. Robbins
Walter C. Dietzen
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FBI
William F. Hadded
John L. S. Holloman Jr
Stetler
Haddad
Small Business Committee
Citizens Committee For Metrolitan Affairs, Inc
Newark
Civic Foundation
Miltown
Atlanta
Roger William Meisner
Elwood
Silvey
Arehart
Meisner
Armory
Leatherneck Square
Demilitarized Zone
Urban League
Works Board
Anderson Board of Public Works
Hunter - Weidner Chevrolet
Ind. 109
School St
Hunter - Weidner
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Spain
Great Briton
Rock of Gibraltar
Chamber
Saigon
UPS
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Dmz
Hanoi
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U.S. Air Force
Fick 'Ts Quang
Southewnera
Nguyen Cao Ky
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U.S. Command
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Anthony P. Andreatta
Guide Lamp
A. P. Andreatta
St. John’s Hospital
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