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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1969

Page

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Fairmount Town Hall Put Up For Sale By Town Board

Fairmount town board plans to sell the old town hall at 14 W Washington St appraised at 1500 dollars. The building was vacated after town offices moved to the new municipal building and options considered include demolition for parking. Town attorney Philip Cassidy will handle sale legalities. In other business Milton Sharkey Jr was suspended from his deputy post.

Fairmount Fairsmount Town Board Tass Washington St Earlion Aelia Fairsmount Chamber of Camere Waly Hulledicyer Ania Thilip Cassidy Milton Sharkey Jr

AHS Graduate to Give Master of Music Recital

Warren D. Jones son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Jones of 208 Fairview S will present a master of music recital at Ball State University Theatre Monday. The program features works by Oliver Ales sian Vittorio Giannini Luciana Berio and Baye Hour among others. Jones, a 3 WL graduate of Anderson High School, is active in the marching and swing bands and resides in Mungie with his wife. The recital is open to the public.

Warren D. Jones Robert W. Jones Fairview S al &Ogum Ball State University Oliver Alessian Vittorio Giannini Baye Hour Doves Anderson High School Marching Mungie

Keynote Singers To Appear Sunday At Northside Church

The North Anderson Church of God at 400 Broadway will host the Keynotes a singing group from Anderson Col Middletown First Church of God will present a sacred concert on Sunday May 23. The program will feature Oldham as a soloist with hymns spirituals and gospel songs. The event aims to offer inspirational worship and is open to the public.

North Anderson Church of God Broadway Anderson Col. Middletown Church of God Middieton Their Brotherhood Hour Internation Cheryl Hurst Oklahoma City Sterling United States Beltefontaine Ohio Bep Thieu Voices of Patis Vente Duty Piqua Ilinois Indiana Mich Nixon Treotnicaitl West Virginia Kent Missouri Oklahoma Cale Kansas Colorado Wyoming Jon America Dick Casey Viet Cong Thien

Habitual Criminal Proceedings in Jessup Case

Evidence on count three shows Jessup has two prior felony convictions from Indiana prisons, triggering a habitual criminal statute that carries life imprisonment. He, from Indianapolis, was serving an 11 year armed robbery term before the conviction. Judge Carl T Smith has not ruled. trial Thursday. A jury panel awaits to hear further evidence in Ronald Sue Mt's case from Alexandria on charges of fraud and deception.

Jessup Bstianapolis Carl T Smith Ronald Sue

New Births Reported Across Many Local Homes

A flood of birth notices appears from St John’s Hospital and area addresses. Babies born to Shields, Law, Aldey, Harris, and others across Rome, Frankton, Alexandria, Markleville, and nearby, with fathers stationed at Griffiss AFB and grandparents named in Anderson and Alexandria.

Set Robert Haris Rome N.Y Griffiss Afb Hazel Harris Hay Harris Anderson Bert Ryan Alexandria

Militant disturbances and college campus rulings

A Dartmouth convocation drew boos for Joseph J. Copeland as two Dartmouth students and a new student were jailed and fined 100 dollars each for roles in the May 4 takeover of a college building. In Indiana, Saint Benedict College announced it will close after the 1970 summer session due to financial support losses, while the University of California Berkeley faced canceled classes and mourning actions amid protests involving the Sisters of St. Benedict and laywomen.

New Hampshire Dart Mouth Clays Plymouth Dartmouth College Perdinand Ind Benedict Collage Fere California of Sa Jagk Catholic School University of California Berkeley Sisters of St Benedict Ignnes

Turmoil at Berkeley as National Guard deploys tear gas

On the University of California Berkeley campus a large protest escalated with a National Guard helicopter spraying tear gas. Police and guardsmen used tear gas and clubs, resulting in hundreds of arrests and injuries including a wounded man. Aerial gas drift forced the campus hospital to move patients as clashes continued near the Chancellor's residence.

Heetar National Guard University of California Berkeley Olive Rmother Point Caps California Palyolonen City Mall National Guardsmen Washington Atty Mitchell Old House Ers Democratic Society Usel Lawler Congress T Yue Lcsl Amirest Rucal Afl-Cio George Meany Students For Democratic Society Meany Associated Press Ganizer

County Council Faces Bridge Budget Changes and Bids

The county council reduced the cumulative bridge fund expenditures by 4121,257 after bids on several projects were not accepted. Planned reconstructions on Se. P St. and Co. Rd. 95 were trimmed. an Alexandria bridge over Riverview St. lacked needed easements. A total of 825,000 was approved to cover future reconstruction costs.

Couny Kiwoog Alexandriz Highway Department Se. P St Pipe Creek Big Duck Creek Co. Rd Adams Township Lick Creeks Alexandria Riverview St Covneil Elwood Adams Cassell Olio F Fletcher Ferguson Everett Smith Marion Hurst Loren Mee Daniel Sherman Vinson John Slanking Roy L Boicourt

Anderson Obituarys and Final Rites Across Indiana

Multiple obituaries and funeral notices appear for residents in Anderson and nearby areas. Mr Murphy 62 longtime Armour salesman died suddenly in Holmes Beach Florida with survivors Blanche two children Heather Davis Kenneth Murphy a brother and sister seven grandchildren and great grandchildren. Last rites set at 10 am Thursday at St Church in Holes burial at Garden of Memories Tampa. Griffith Cline Funeral Home in charge. Naomi J Fisher 71 of Frankfort mother Mildred Chamberlain died Tuesday at Cline County Hospital with sister Marie Robertson and three grandchildren listed. services Thursday at Goodwin Funeral Home Frankfort. Harold L Land 72 of Shawnee Drive final rites 10 am today Rozelle Funeral Home. Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Carl B Frese Sr 54 of 2603 Bath St final rites 1 pm today Baker Brothers Funeral Home. interment Anderson Memorial Cemetery. Further notes include charges against Ballard with final rites 2 pm today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home for Mrs Mary Miller formerly of Marion. interment Westlawn Cemetery. Mrs Martha Hazel Van Dyke 74 of 2213 Poplar Street final rites 10 am today Baker Brothers Funeral Home. interment Pleasant Walk Cemetery. Mrs Annie Strange 73 mother of Robert Strange of Anderson funeral Friday 10 am McComb Funeral Home Fort Wayne. interment Union Cemetery Garrett. Grace Nursing Home Fort Wayne death Tuesday. US Army lifs: Wiesbaden Germany United States bases airlifted supplies into Turkish bases due to Turkish dockworker strikes. Air Force Europe confirms.

Murphy Hig Hants Holmes Beach Armour Company Suianapolis Anderson Ill Phursty Chirch Garten of Memories Taspia Griffith Cline Wrangenents Naomi Fisher Naomi J. Fisher Frankfort Mildred Chamberlain Cline County Hospital Marielyn Robertson Phillip, Eikebersy Donald Weight James Dallens Old Pan Goodwin Funeral Home Martha van Dyke Baker Brothers Funeral Home Martha Hazel van Dyke Poplar J St Pleasant Walk Cemetery Fannie Strange McComb Funeral Fort Wayne Annie Strange Robert Strange Union Cemetery Garrett

Milo Jarman Dies Suddenly

Milo Jarman 66 of Alexandria died suddenly at his home. A former dairy bar owner and farmer, he was born December 4 in Arcadia to Elmer and Margaret Jarman. Survived by a widow and five children, services by Rev. Nutter Hughes will be at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home and Parkview Cemetery.

Alexandria Milo Ditt Jarman Nutter Hughes Parkview

Astronauts Show Continued From Page One

The astronauts held a late Tuesday news conference aboard the craft and spoke of viewing Earth from space. Cernan described Earth’s colors and noted the moon was not yet in view, while outros aired from Madrid and Houston sought to relay the telecasts. Ground control relayed family notes and the mission progress, with commercial notices appearing amid the readable text.

Eby Cernan Hive Charlie Brown Snoopy Earth Houston Rongs Aff Madrid Spain Houston Control Center Texas Charles Duke Barbara Young

Derths Va Madisan Agu Iearby Counties Obituary Notice

William H. Smith 79 died Tuesday. His son Rev Harry Spit, pastor, spoke at services. Transfers from Wisher Brothers Funeral Home to Terre Haute for rites Wednesday at 2 pm. Burial in Memorial Gardens, Terre Haute. Native of Pairiued, survived by widow Mimic, son Savith, sister Mrs Josephina Horton, granddaughter Mrs Barbara Strabr, two great grandchildren.

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Nixon Pedce Continued dam Page One

Reported Capitol briefings indicate major significance to upcoming talks. Sources claim Gore received corroboration from multiple administration aides. Discussion expected to include troop withdrawals from Vietnam this fall along with military and diplomatic strategy in Paris talks.

Nixon Pedce Page Capitol Will Gorehha Vietnam Thien Paris

Bar Association says Vorlas deal violates elites

Fragmented note from The Herald Today references a Bar Association claim that a Vorlas deal breaches elite interests. Scattered page listings indicate various sections and pages including obituaries, editorials, sports, and markets.

Bar Association Group Biwood Alexandria News Women's Interests Accent On Clyssitlnd Ae Aoe

Purdue Students Win Court Continuances

Purdue University students who refused to leave the union six day camp in May received court delays. In West Lafayette, Judge Charles Kenner granted continuances to June 33, 101 students. in Lafayette, Judge George Hanna extended deadlines for 123 students. All faced trespassing charges.

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