South Bend Teachers Defy Court Order
A large group of union teachers continued a strike against the South Bend public schools defying a St. Joseph County court order. Superintendent Dr Charles Holt warned they must return to duty by 8 am Tuesday or face suspension, as custodians and others abstained from crossing picket lines. Local officials planned to file contempt charges with Judge F Kenneth Dempsey for those defying the restraining order.
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South Bend
Ind
UPI
Charles Holt
St. Joseph County
Ines
Senos
Deaths of Rigdon Farmer and James Hueston in Elwood area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Rigdon Farmer and James Hueston. Farmer, 89, a Rigdon community resident and former Duck Creek Township school bus driver, dies at his home on Route 4 after months of illness. Hueston, 2, dies at home in Elwood after a period of illness. Burial plans and funeral details are noted for both, with survivors including spouses, children, a sister, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
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Elwoup
James Hueston
Javeluck
Rt. 4
Bawood
Miestorr
Rigdon
Duck Creek
Lok Christ
Kentucky
Oliver
Esabelle Maeston
Grace Main
Alma Hipes
Mary Ellen Hughes
Kenneth Hipes
Eliwood
James Innesley Jr
Alexan
Rdvist
Genevieve Hraok
Jonesbare
Alice Cullis
Elwood
Paul Pek
Donald Winter
Indianapolis
Knox Chapel
Virgil
Westport
Twustee
Jackson Township
TDA
Allie Bass Finneral
Garland Brook
Columbus
Avno
Keith
Fred
Avalurs
Red Cross Youth Names New Officers 67 68 Madison Co
The Madison County Youth Red Cross Council elected officers for 67 68 at a Saturday session. Marilyn Burkhart and Susan Fowler won awards in two speech contests. The officer slate includes president Mary Atin Sokol and treasurer Harold Mateigkell with Nicki Norton as first vice president.
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Madison County Youth Red Cross Council
John Dinan
WCTU
Mary Atin Sokol
Cloverdale Church of God
Nicki Norton
Dent
Tim Kelly
Nancy Sears
Scure
Mateigkell
Dallas Anfield
Ivas
Marilyn Burkhart
Daughtreasurain
Howard
Canneil
Burkhart
Crystal St
Ers
Claudial
Sellior Ieigh
Bates
Walter Brown II
Beth
Spencer
Eddle House
Susan Fowler
Wehisition Mat Plans
Keith Fagiler
Checules
Clifford St
Alsq
Linda Pfohl
Carol Plumnemmer
Mark Brumback
Meheeca Pfohl
False Teeth Ease Worries Say Dentists
Dentures, once feared for slipping or wobbling, now bring comfort with secure fit and natural look. Dentists advise regular checkups and avoiding home remedies. See your dentist regularly for fit checks and color tests at drug counters and clinics.
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Vasteeth
Clark Lecture Closes Series With Arrests and Obituaries
Clark spoke to about 17 percent of attendees at the Madison County Forum closing the season. The event drew pickets from NAACP groups as 75 demonstrators gathered near the Kiwanis gathering in Anderson. Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Carringe and Irwin, with services planned at Ingalls Methodist Church and Mt. Hope Cemetery, while police reported three arrests for disorderly conduct at a public meeting.
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Kim Clark
Dallas County
Selma
Alabama
Madison County Forum
Anderton
Irvin
Ingalls
Mrs. Carringe
Doyle T. Wright
Joh
A. Irwin
Sal
Naacp Presi
St. John's Hospital
Andersonjlent
George Satterwhite
Herj
Hushard
L. A. McGlone
Corydon
Archibald
Lucia Sie
Idia M. Irwin
John N. Miles
West Memorial Park Cemetery
Martha McPhaul
Halford St
Wright
Nwats
Drusilla
Coral J. Sweigart
Middletown
Elizabeth Cordial
Frank Allis
Anld
Thejof Alexandria
Imogene Shole
Merald
Chagrin Falls
Ohia
Maxine
Duelleff
Newark
N.J
Cruculla
Stephens
Greenville
Ohio
Betha May Lavender
Police
Dorothy J. Fullington
Clark
Anderson
Everett W
Selina
S.C
Liam Melmyre
Madizon Abert L
Ford recalls Mercury Cougar over headlamp risk
Ford Motor Co. called back all 85,000 Mercury Cougars from dealers to repair a defect in the concealed headlamp doors that could close while lights are on, creating a driving hazard. The recall affects the 1967 Cougar, a new sporty entry, with repairs to be made at dealers.
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Ford Motor Co
Mercury
Detroit
Ford
Court ruling threads through drug labels and desegregation
The court reserved questions on Reynolds Sims and about apportionment of state legislative seats while delivering decisions on drug labeling enforceability and immigrant eligibility. The report notes a 7 to 1 vote in one case and discusses various legal matters, including desegregation orders and federal influence on state policy, alongside a string of traffic incidents and local accidents.
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Supreme Court
Byron R. White
U.S
L. Hatin
Munday
Congress
Jeanen Agn
Ala
Bama
New York
Michigan
Ats | Virgina
Reynolds
Sims
William Q. Douglas
United Court
Reynolds-Sims Precision
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries report Arthur Jacobs Pendleton 93 farmer died at Community Hospital Indianapolis after two weeks illness born March 13 1874 in Henry County survived by daughter Eva Rogers Indianapolis son EB Ward Jacobs Anderson grandson Allen Rogers Indianapolis funeral set 2 p m Wednesday at Cornell Bright Pendleton Mary Merrianne McClanahan 86 Rt 1 Green town buried Park Cemetery died Edwood Mercy Hospital survivors include husband William three sons three daughters 2 grand children 3 great grandchildren and more Bleler Owens Frankton Elkersor Springs area native Elm Owens died at Logansport Hospital two brothers and stepson Funeral arrangements pending at George C. Hare Funeral Home nonstop
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Eee Ahalive
Lewis County
Kentucky
William
Elizabeth Fite
Ingalls
Garr Ky
Methodist Church
Ingalls Methist Church
Fortville Sistersood and Brotherhood
Claude Rummell
Tgalls
Sandminn
McGlone
Ingalls Methodist Church
Harvey King
Mendon
Pendleton
Cornell Bright
Arthur Jacobs Pendleton
Arthur Jamas
St. Clair St. Julianapolis
Indianapolis
Henry County
Cassis
Saint Vernon Jacobs
Marsleville Christian Church
Aubie
Rivors
Eva Rogers
Indianapilis
EB. Ward Jacobs
Anderson
Allen Rogers
Cornell Bright Paneral
Mortuary
Mary McClanahan
Arrs
Mary Merrianehan
Rt. 1
Greentown
Hunt Funeral Home
Fairmount
Duane Tuloiwitzky
Burleh
Park Cemetery
McClanahar
Edwood Mercy Hospital
Gan
Bleler Owens Frankton
Ehner Loewens
Frankton
Logansport
Doyle Owens
Mxcelsior Springs
Loly Lee i
Carroll Kersling
Patsy Hunt
Richmond
Carroll K. Keesting
Vanest
Sun
Walton SL
Memorist
Greensburg
Bartholomew County
St. John's Hospital
New Castle
Bertha Lee Pickett
Keesling
Velma R. Ridenour
Grace Methedist Fee
Uaw-Cio
Bill
Sally) Powers
Spencer
Susan) Judd
David
Carol) Russell
Fort
Wayne
Arthur E
Gene
Muncie
Danny M
Michael EB
Pawl
Mildred) Baker
Ralph Griffin
Yakima
Wash
Ronald A. Keesling
Pannen
Coher Relves
Angelia Mak Ely Angelis Mae Ely
Slyaweeks
James D
Shirley Vernon Bly
Nelle Sty
Mer Faether
Essex Wing
Marian
Charles Eugene
James Oscar
Nes
Elmer Vernon
Scottsburg
James C. Sly
Pennington Gap
W. Way
Jonesville
James
Merle Brattain
Meek
Brahain Sr
Ind
David- Strisler-Noffze
Mexandrit
Nutor Hughes
Alexandria
Mr. Brattain
St. John's
Lawrence
Rachel Brattain
Belle
Robert. Brown
Jamie Anne
Merle D. Brattain Jr
Santa Ana
Calif
Lawrence W. Brattain
Richard Lee
Keith
Ariel
Frankfort
Abert Sehmid
Ales~ Yarwiriag
William Davenport
William Harkness
Havok
Davenport
Adrian
Mich
Helen
Tarkness
Cylde
Ohio
Anne
Cythia May
Kathph
Olds Ahinachpal Church
Buri
The
West Maples
Urban League honors staff and volunteers with service pins
The Urban League presented service pins to Mel Marshall-Schlossburg for five years and to several members including Mrs Atila Price and Roosevelt Wilkinson. Ten year pins were given to Dr Alvin Bridges Dr Robert Lackey Morris Rossen Mrs Ann Rogers and Mrs Ethel Albright. Five year pins also went to Dr Val Clear James Armstrong and Mayor Frank Allis. A 20 year pin was awarded to William B Harper executive director of the local Urban League.
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Eas
Mel Marshall
Schlossburg
Atila Price
Roosevelt. Wilkinson
League
Alvin Bridges
Robert Lackey
Morris Rossen
Ann Rogers
Ethel Albright
Val Clear
James Armstrong
Frank Allis
William B. Harper
Urban League
Delco Remy executives advance in battery division
D R continued personnel changes at Delco Remy with Fisher named to defense production and later sales management for Muncie battery plant, Kulesa moving from New York personnel to lead production and sales engineering, Cochran joining after Army service, and other long term shifts shaping the Allison Division’s battery operations and marketing network. The Muncie plant, largest among four battery facilities, employs about 1,300 people.
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D-R
Page One
Phaimag
S Manufacturing
Fisher
Defense
Division
Allison
Muncie
United Motors
Dolail
Delco-Remy
Tenlacements
Risher
Turners Walls
Massachusetts
Killesa
Deleon Remy
U.S. Navy
Kulesa
Columbia University
General Matos
New York
Hallore
Riots Grip Hong Kong as Government Bans Processions
In seven straight days of anti-British demonstrations, authorities report communist influence from Peking and prepare a ban on public processions and unauthorized assemblies. May 11 marked the start of disorders, blocking streets and halting public transport while leftist union members abandon buses and taxis. Public ferry service to Kowloon was stopped, affecting the colony’s industrial sector.
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Peking
Lt Sidd
Hong Kong
Vietnam
Kowana
Jackson Township rezones land amid electrical easement plan
An amended ordinance approved rezoning Ronald and Rita Hintzinger property from agricultural to R-2 in Jackson Township. A contract for termite extermination at the Country Home was awarded to Davns for 1019 dollars after comparing Extermita Termite Co. bid. The performance bond from Paul Fox Co. was accepted for Shell Bridge work near Frankton and the school fund report moved for state auditor submission.
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Jackson Township
Ronald
Rita J. Hintzinger
Counry
Davns
Extermita Termite, Co
Flanagan Pontargreene Leads Madison County Civil Defense Council
Flanagan Pontargreene, elected chair of the Madison County Advisory Council, oversaw creation of a well equipped civil defense center. The Linwood School building was renovated on Linwood Road with county cooperation to house dispatch and communications for disaster response and radio trucks. Sirens were installed during his term to warn in emergencies.
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Checurson City Civil Defense
Kanrzabion
Advisory Council
Madison County
Jn li
Linwood School
Linwood Road
Beare
County Commissioners
County Council
Flanagan
Gul Andersen
Obituaries note local residents and veterans
Obituary notices for multiple Anderson area residents including Carroll K. Keesling 58, a World War I veteran and former union member, and Angelia Ely, infant daughter of James and Shirley Bly with burial plans. Also mentions Virgil Vanest of Westport, Loren Wanner, Merle Brattain, Mae Polovina, Alice Slackman, Ora Bryan, Margaret Grose, William Davenport, and Virg Vanest again with funeral arrangements and survivors.
Jury Terms Set For Pierce Nutt And Saylor Cases
Pierce convicted of first degree murder by a Madison County jury on March 1 1967 for the strangulation death of Norma Toney 13 of Indianapolis. He was sentenced to life. continuance till June 12 granted. Affidavits from six jurors filed. Saylor charged with theft of a vehicle valued at 2300 was granted continuance till June 3. Knight charged with robbery also granted continuance.
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Jay
Quwisle
Arthur Pierewy
Willie Charla Grese
Edgar Earl Nutt
Pierce
Madison Cow’ Ty
Norma Juan Toney
Trulianapolis
William Irbecker
Indianapolis
Richard Wirt
Whiseily
Marion County Prosecutor’s Office
John Barney, Jr
Stanley B. Miller
Jas
Smith
Barney
Ray Saylor
Bryan Alfred Knight
Chas Eeu
Brussels Fire Destroys Rue Neuve Store Reports Vary
Cracking explosions lit liquefied gas stored near Brussels Cathedral as a department store on Rue Neuve was torn by flames. Firefighters rescued valuables and reported a range of casualty figures from 11 dead and 34 injured to higher estimates, with Belgian victims most probable.
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Brussels
Rue Neuve
Canse
Eh Pélice
Edith Clowes dies at home in Indianapolis art patron
Mrs Edith Clowes longtime art and music lover dies at her residence in Indianapolis. She and her two sons contributed over 2 million dollars to Butler University's multipurpose Cowen Hall for the performing arts. One son, Allen Clowes, an Indianapolis investment broker and art patron, was critically injured in a car crash last Sunday.
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Edith Clowes
Indianapolis
APT
Indiavanolis
Cowen
Butler University
Indianapodis
Allen Clowes
Sanday
U S Consulate Halted by Italian Police Protest
Amid anti American demonstrations hundreds gathered outside the U S Consulate as Italian police halted the protest. Reports describe tense clashes with no injuries confirmed as police intervened to separate crowds and restore order.
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U.S
Vietnam
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Stella M. Frye
Bers
Charles Frye
Notre Dare
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Tipton
Dormed
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Lucy Rane
East Main Street
South Christian
Chute
Bend
Lmi
Kathe Goodwin
South
Minnie Hiatt
Man- Bend Federation
Veachers Cie
Thomas Kane
Red Cross
Owbridge
Washington
Johnson
Alexander B. Trowbridge
Commerce
Trowbridge
Department
John ‘T. Casnar
Cah
Finet. Ic
Kiwanig Club
Yeserday
Baker Brothers
Citadel
Great Granucnnuren
iCar
Indiana
Albert Gordon
Rt. 3
Fiviond
Michael A. Cockman
Gath St
Atlanta
Isemetary
Oaleé
Cao
FBI
Federal Drug Labeling
Food and Drug Administration
United States
Montgomery
Hazel L. Pierer
Spice
Dens D. Hollingsworth
Harry P. Blake
Dover
Miss Pierce
Robert White
Pale
Warren M. Kink
Loryse St
Howard B. Levy
Jackson
Fara Pees
Etn
AD Mercury Vietnam
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Roy B. Smith
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Donala
Rooms Inc
ROOMS_INC
Madison
Hansson Fron
Mage
Kilesa
Jeff Anderson
Harold H
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Sarge) Wanner
Delco- Remy
Siser
Fern Creek
U.S. Marines
Deloa - Remy Division
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Marvin Barker
Norman Creek
Tooday
Harald KL Rozelle
David Lupton
Bailey Chanel Rub Church
Saunders Cemetery
Uaa
Mae Polovina
Mae Zolovina
Marlon
Clarence
Mildred) Deethan
Columbus Ave
Alice Slackman
SL. Mary's Catholic Church
Rt .Tey
Francis Wienke
Alice Beane Slackman
W. J3tly
St. Mary's Cemetery
Robert Cox
Willian Cox
Joseph Craweford
Otis Hathorn
Arnet Leavell Jr
William Hill
L. C
Philip Sprague
Samuel Muthews
Rolenc? Bell
Rex Fenitore
Ber Nin Gray
Tim Nolan
Heart
Brown and Bulz Funeral Home
Margaret Crose
Margaret Grose
Kingswool Way
Euiplove
Guide Lamp Division
Baker Brothers Funeral
Nev
G. R. Bateman
Pilgrim Nobtess
Yai Ant Delaware Sts
Andersen Memorial Park
Mishawarra
Dodge
Cory
Marinerdhat
Emerson Electric Co
Bloomington
Louis Electric Motor
Eler J Maring
Alan T. Read
Ironies Fem
Bolly Jean Mead
Wilmeat Soon Tn
Otter
Aimee
Citizens Bank
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