Riots Hit Frisco Schools After Playland Rampage
Police quelled Monday clashes at Mission and Polytechnic High Schools after weekend violence at Playland Amusement Park. Officers arrested 29 youths, with at least 14 officers and bystanders injured. Gangs clashed between Negro and white students in several incidents as tempers rose in the 80s.
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Boan Francisco
UPI
Sinine Net Park
Thomas J. Cahill
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Mission High School
Polytechnic High School
Playland Amusement Park
Aeas
Playland
New Wes-Del High School To Be Dedicated
The new Wes-Del Junior High School near Gaston Yorktown Pike north of State Road 28 will be formally dedicated at 3 p.m. on Sunday May 21 1967. Senator Birch of Indiana will give the dedication address. The 100000 square foot single story building houses 850 students from Harrison and Washington Townships and includes a central library cafeteria gymnasium auditorium and study areas for community use.
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Wes-Del
Gaston- Yorktown Pike
In- Sage
U. S
Birch
Delaware County
Harrison
Washington Townships
Flegr
Harrison - Washington Community School Corporation
Nursing Careers Day Set at Indianapolis
Nursing Careers Day will be held in Indianapolis on Thursday May 18 at 1 p.m. at the Indiana World War Memorial under the Indianapolis Hospital Development Association and nursing groups. Nurses, students and health career seekers are invited. school representatives will answer questions. An 7:30 p.m. address by Sister Mariam Gertrude of St. Vincent's Hospital New York City will discuss Educational Trends in Nursing and Dr Arvine G Popplewell will speak on health and hospital services in Marion County. The Marion County General Hospital School of Nursing Chorus will entertain.
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Indianapolis
Indiana World War Memorial
Mariam Gertrude
St. Vincent’s Hospital
New York City
Arvine G. Popplewell
Health and Hospital Corporation of
Marion County
Marion County General Hospital School of Nursing
Daleville PTO to Host School Problems Round Table
Daleville Ohio residents are invited to a Wednesday 7:30 PM round table at Daleville High School. The forum, led by the PTO officers Bill Graham Norman Nale Mary Hurley and others, will discuss grades for misbehavior overcrowded premises and sanitation issues, library access and hiring rights. Special guests include township trustee Fred Richman and school staff.
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Daleville
PTO
Daleville High School
Bill Graham
Norman Nale
Mary Hurley
Maxine Dray
Martha Freeman
Pat Huffman
Ellen Nixon
Montell Maynard
Salem Township
Fred Richman
PTO Group
Harris to MC Indianapolis 500 Festival Golf Clinic
entertainer Phil Harris from Linton will serve as master of ceremonies May 29 for the annual 500 Festival Golf Clinic and Exhibition in Indianapolis. Gary Player will lead the clinic at 10 a.m. at the Speedway Golf Course with celebrities paired against pros in matches beginning at 10 30.
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Harris
MC Indianapolis
Phil Harris
Linton
Gary Player
Speedway
Senate Approves 2 Million Dunes Lakeshore Work
The Senate Interior Appropriations Subcommittee approved about 2 million dollars for Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore projects. Earlier the House passed a bill providing no funding for the 6.5 million project, leaving a gap in funds.
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Senate
Washington
Marines Hold Line Amid Heavy Fighting Near DMZ
U S Marines pressed a two mile south of the Demilitarized Zone as battles with North Vietnamese forces raged for hours under mortar fire. Reports say 12 dead and 87 wounded Sunday and Monday with 183 enemy bodies counted in a jungle sweep northwest of Ly River.
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U.S
Ly River
Hill 110
101St US. Airborne Division
Duc Pho
Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
Thanh Hoa
South Vietnam
Air Force
Bien Hoa
Fatal crash claims Mrs. Alice Davis in Richmond area
Mrs. Alice Davis 57 of Economy died at Reed Hospital in Richmond from injuries after a morning crash on U.S. 35 near Richmond State Hospital. The Wayne County sheriff reported brakes locked during a pass and turn, with two drivers and a Michigan passenger hospitalized. Funeral set for Stegall-Berheide-Orr in Richmond.
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Alice Davis
Rt. 1
Williamsburg
Reed Hospital
Richmond
Webster
Ind
John D. Davis
Fennville
Mich
Michigan
Emmett
Arthur
Barbara) West
Cincinnati
Ohio
Robert
Helen) Caster
Union City
Emmett Davis Jr
Fountain City
Charles Davis
Mason, Ohio
Douglas Poling
Wreck and injuries after city crash and chase
A 22 year old Anderson woman fell from a speeding car during a police pursuit injuring her and a second woman. Officers swerved to avoid her, collided with parked cars, and the incident was under investigation. Several victims were taken to Huntington Hospital for treatment.
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Donna Bleu
Zanesville
Huntington Hospital
Gayle Hatfield
Lebanon
Ohio
Dale Bengston
Music Speman
Anderson College
James Edwards
David Collidge
Park Place
Church of God
Karen Sue Pruitt
Nichol Ave
Mary B. Wiley
Rt. 2
Roy B. Smith
Colin G. McDaniels
Pendleton
28Th St
Wiley Auto
Pruitt
St. John’s Hospital
McDaniels
Major Smith
Wiley
Chesterfield School
Witness testimony details 1966 armory burglary case
Court testimony covered police findings at the Elwood and Tipton armories and Lyons arrest for a burglary in 1966. Witnesses described damaged locks, radio gear found in Lyons’ car, blood on a hammer, and items linked to the case. A footnote notes Bathhurst Gambia as Africa's smallest country by size and population.
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Meisner
William ‘'M
Jay) Orbaugh
Arehart
Silvey
Orbaugh
FBI
Dietzen
Keith Jay Young
State Police
Iit
Young
Robert A. Legg
Elwood
National Guard
Camp Grayling
Michigan
Legg
Lyons
Ronald E. Weeks
Rt. 5
Tipton
Elwood and
Weeks
Jones
Floyd R. Grunden
Marion County
Edward Anklin Harris
Stella Merrit
Bathhurst
Gambia
Africa
Don’t Neglect Slipping False Teeth
Don’t be annoyed by loose dentures. FASTEETH powder sprinkles on plates to keep false teeth firmly set with no gummy taste. Dentures that fit are essential to health. see your dentist regularly and get FASTEETH at drug counters.
Mrs Dora A Galbraith 81 Dies in Anderson
Mrs Dora A Galbraith 81 of 2229 St Charles St widow of William J Galbraith died at 11 am Monday at St Johns Hospital after two years ill She worked in the alteration dept at the Unique Shop before retirement ten years ago She was active in East Lynn Christian Church and local lodges Survived by five children eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services will be at Butz Funeral Home Wednesday with Rev Deitch officiating Interment in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Friends may call after 2 pm today.
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Dora A. Galbraith
St. Charles St
William J. Galbraith
St. John's Hospital
Rebekahs
Galbraith
Morgantown
Brown County
Perry
Mary Baker
Bryce
Geneva) Thornburg
Ivan
Lida) Sibert
William P. Galbraith
Thomas A. Galbraith
James H. Galbraith
Anderson
Ussell Deitch
East Lynn
Eunice B. Kord
Dorothy Hinchman
Walton St
Gobel Nursing Home
Mrs. Kord
Long Lake
Mich
James
Emma Jones
Long Island
N.Y
John Fred Kord
Hinch
Lester Bingham
Central Christian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Thomas Heilman
Tillie Johnson
Lowell Johnson Sr
Fletcher St
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Baker Brothers
Johnson
St. John’s Hospital
Mandan
N. Dak
Lowell Johnson Jr
James Joseph Johnson
Donald Johnson
U.S. Navy
Diane Johnson
Pamela Johnson
Jacqueline Glover
Carrie M. Neuendorf
Brown St
Max L. Neuendorf
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
East Maplewood
Brown and Butz
Neuendorf
Muncie
George
Jane Adams Lutz
Myrtle Boys
Owen
Ruth) McAllister
Joseph
Dorothy) Danner
Dunnellon
Fla
Maurice
Caroline) Friddle
Wilkinson
George Neuendorf
Evansville
Max Neuendorf
Detroit
Lewis Neuendorf
Clearwater
William A. Neuendorf
Indianapolis
Frank Morris
Mary Fisher
Pitt St
Charles R. Cole
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
G. R. Bateman
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Mrs. Cole
Frankton
William F
Rose Rector Wellman
Delco-Remy Division
Royal Neighbors
Uaw-Cio
Lois Baltzell
Mary Clemons
Mary L. Clemons
Sheridan St
James Clemons
Thomas St Mary A
Ary
Brooks Memorial Chapel
Kennedy Round reaches major trade accord with GATT
The major industrial nations and the United States reach an antidumping style accord under GATT to curb foreign competition. Concessions valued at about 40 billion dollars annually were agreed with tariff cuts over several years. European negotiators led by Jean Rey and the U S delegation headed by William Roth report progress on chemicals steel and farm products with some cereals concessions.
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United States
Eric Wyndman - White
GATT
Wyndham - White
William Roth
U.S
Executive career arc spans major firms and institutions
The article traces the subject’s rise from Chamber General Shoe to vice president roles at Powell Valve and Gruen Watch, then to Operations VP before starting his own firm in 1955. He serves as management counsel to several companies and sits on boards of S. H. Kress and Word Record. He has spoken in 43 states and at multiple universities. Committees plan a large Chamber dinner.
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General Shoe Corporation
Powell Valve Company
Gruen Watch Company
Mobil Oil Company
Genesco
Printing Industries of America
Avco New Idea
S. H. Kress and Company
Word Record Company
Hawaii
Purdue University
Northwestern University
University of Cincinnati
Miami
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Losses and Services
Obituaries list ARVILLA J. WESTFALL 89 of 215 W 13th St died Monday at Americana Nursing Center. Survived by four daughters and many grandchildren. services at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home and East Maplewood Cemetery. Also profiles ELMA Eunice B. Kord 81, Tillie Johnson 41, and Muncie-born Mrs. Neuendorf, with funeral plans and survivors for each. Orville Smith 61 of Rt 3 Hoosier Motor Court died. services pending at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial at Anderson Memorial Park. Clara Cole 67 of Alum appears in notices with business ad.
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Arvilla J. Westfall
W. 13Th St
Beatrix Isaacs
Americana Nursing Center
Parke County
Joseph and
Matilda Wright Cloyd
Bicknell
Bicknell Christian Church
Edgar Westfall
Owen County
Isaacs
Fern Buck
Theresa Walmpler
Princeton
Ruth E. Deal
New Castle
Harold E. Rozelle
Harold Bachert
Noble Street Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Mrs. Sarah Kelly 72 Dies After Two-Week Illness
Mrs. Sarah Kelly died at 9 15 AM Monday at St John s Hospital after a two week illness. She was born May 6 1895 in Stark County and lived near Linwood. She leaves a large family including six sons and three daughters and was active in Nazarene churches. Final rites 1 PM Wednesday at First Church of the Nazarene with two pastors. burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Memorials to Cancer Society through Frazee Funeral Home.
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Sarah Kelly
Frank Kelly
Main St
St. John’s Hospital
Kelly
First Church of the Nazarene
Bethany Sisterhood and Brotherhood
Stark County
George
Jemima Peniston
Linwood
Mr. Kelly
Elbert C. Frazee
Middletown
Church of the Nazarene
John Wine
Walter B. Greek
Muncie Southside
Alexandria
Raymond
Agnes) Cain
Modoc
Richard
Gracie Mae) Bollenbacher
Fort Wayne
Jesse Penniston
Columbus
Mae Jarrett
Cleo Swarat
Crawfordsville
Peking demands amid Red China tensions and docked U S ships
Reports show Peking pressing Britain over Macao and accusing U S forces in Vietnam while Hong Kong officials fear possible attempts to bar U S war ships and cargo lanes. Separate brief notes copy smallpox and cholera deaths in Sumatra and obituaries for Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Clemons with funeral details.
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Peking
Portugal
Macao
Canton
Red China
London
Britain
United States
Hong Kong
Red
U.S
Ong Kong
Deaf Man Perfects Tiny Transistor Hearing Aid
An extremely small hearing aid using a tiny energized unit has been perfected by A W Newell of Erie Pennsylvania who is hard of hearing himself for over ten years. Interested readers may write for full information at no cost or obligation.
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A. W. Newell
8Th St
Erie
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Mrs. Mary Gold 93 of Middletown dies Sunday at Methodist Indiana Hospital. Native of Middletown she was born December 27 1873 to Christopher and Lorissa Showalter. Survives daughter Margaret Holaday Porter of New Castle seven grandchildren twelve great grandchildren funeral arrangements with Ballard and Shirey Middletown. Eastern Star rites tonight at 7 p.m. funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Ballard and Shirey with Rev Paul Davidson officiating burial in Miller Cemetery.
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Mary Gold
Middletown
Ma Adda Gold
Emmet Gold
Methodist
Indianapolis
Gold
Franklin Masonic
Christopher and
Lorissa Craig Showalter
Eastern Star
Sixth Street Christian Church
Margaret Holaday Porter F
New Castle
Ballard and Shirey
Paul Davidson
Miller Cemetery
Notable speaker to address League banquet on human relations
300 Expected the Rehabilitation of the Fac ially Disfigured Inc a National Advisory Council member and co founder of The Court of Last Resort Mr Steeger will discuss New Era For America In Human Relations. Banquet open to the public tickets from league board staff reservations by May 18.
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America
League
Ten arrests in Marion and Anderson on Beverage Act violations
Police apprehended ten men including Joseph Ray Stanley and Lawrence D Kendall among others. Capt Hiatt said officers stayed about three hours at the scene with charges spanning violation of the 1935 Beverage Act destruction of property public intoxication and disorderly conduct though individuals faced only some of the listed charges.
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Joseph Ray Stanley
Marion
Lawrence D. Kendall
William Charles Russell
Pendleton
David Clark Garrett
B’ St
Anderson
John Fredrick Fulcher
Delaware St
Patrick J. Hurley
Chase St
Teddy K. Gray
W. 4Th St
Walter Jay Barr
Fowler St
Hiatt
Nixon urges funds and brains for regional development
Nixon warned that development requires money and brains and criticized political fragmentation in Colombia, Peru, and Chile. He said the main problem is cannibalism within non Communist groups rather than Communists, and questioned whether representative democracy can function even with leaders like Lleras, Belaunde, and Frei.
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Carlos Lleras Restre
Colombia
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Peru
Eduardo Frei
Chile
Nixon
Lleras
Be‘launde
Frei
Half of Americans 55 and older have lost all teeth
A New York report finds that nearly 50 percent of Americans aged 55 or more have full tooth loss. The study highlights aging-related oral health issues among the older population.
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New York
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