Woman Found Dead in Ambassador East Hotel Seeks Identity
Chicago police continued to seek the identity of a young woman found dead two weeks earlier at the Ambassador East Hotel. She arrived from Washington on May 7, registered as Ethel Horowitz of Flushing, N Y, and was later found with champagne, sleeping pills, and ten dollars in her purse. Autopsy results pending, fingerprints have been sent to the FBI.
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Chicago
UPL
Ambassador East
Washington
Near North Side
Ethel Horowitz
Flushing
N.Y
Ethel Horewitz
Ambassador
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Delco-Remy Announces Leadership Moves for Battery Plants
Griffith advances to Divisional Production Manager, then presents, with a long record in labor relations and site leadership at Plant Six through Plant Three. Brewer rises to Plant Manager overseeing ten plants. Ward named Plant Seven manager with HQ in New Brunswick. All appointments take effect June 1.
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Griffith
Anderson Country Club
Madison County Ymca Board of Management
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
First Presbyterian Church
Anderson Rotary Club
Greenway Drive
Beverly Jo
George
Charles
Brewer
Fairmount
Delco-Remy
General Motors Institute
General
G. P. Dick
New Brunswick Battery
Anderson
Richard K. Williams
Ward
Muncie
New Brunswick
Delco
Tri-State College
Angola
U.S. Army
N.J
Joan B. Harrison
Mark A. Brewer
George W. Griffith
Hydra-Matic
Edgar E. Ward Jr
NASA selects lunar landing sites for Apollo missions
Astronauts seek flat lunar areas with gentle slopes and minimal craters to ensure reliable radar and fuel efficiency. Lighting conditions favor sites where the sun hits at 7 to 20 degrees above the horizon, casting shadows to reveal obstacles. Site 2 chosen for Apollo 11 aligns with training and future data needs.
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The
Space Agency
Moon
Cape Kennedy
NASA
Harrison H. Schmitt
Site
Site 2
Schmitt
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries for Bertha Thurston 95 of Summitville buried in Vinson Memorial Cemetery with service conducted by Rev. Lamport and for Everett L. Ray 69 of Shirley retired railroad worker who died in Rushville with services at Estell Funeral Home and interment in Harlan Cemetery. Survivors listed.
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Shirley
Everett L. Ray
New York Central Railroad
Rushville
William
Samantha Ray
Wilkinson Brotherhood
Sisterhood
Alice M. Ray
Florence M. Ray
Everett Ray Jr
John Ray
Mrs. Mary Jester dies after four months illness
Mrs. Mary Jester 63 of 27382 Jackson St widow of Rex Jester died Thursday at St John’s Hospital after a four month illness. Born August 24 1905 in North Vernon she attended Plymouth High School and St Mary’s College South Bend. Survived by two aunts and several cousins. Funeral services at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with last rites 1:30 p.m. Saturday conducted by Rev Monroe Schuster. Interment Brethren Cemetery Arcadia.
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Melvin Edgar George
McArthur
Richard Land
Jasper P
Miriam Males George
Delco-Remy Division
George
Tyler
Fellowship Masonic Lodge
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
George Taggart
Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral Home
Summitville
Bertha Thurston
St. Petersburg
Ila
Scott Thurston
James
Bertha Tomlinson
Mirror Lake
N.C
Ewing Funeral Home
Eugene Lamport
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Mary M. Jester
Jackson St
Rex Jester
St. John’s Hospital
Jester
Anderson
Atlanta
Ind
North Vernon
Otto
Rose S. Evans
Plymouth High School
St. Mary’s College
South Bend
Mary Jo Osborne
Susan Bennett
Scipio
Brown and Butz
Monroe Schuster
Brethren Cemetery
Arcadia
Thomas L. Clapp Rites Planned at Central Wesleyan
Final rites for Thomas L. Clapp 94 of 2219 Pearl Street will be held at 1 30 p.m. Saturday at Central Wesleyan Church. Interment follows at East Maplewood Cemetery. A resident here for 64 years.
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Central Wesleyan Church
Thomas L. Clapp
Pearl St
East Maplewood Cemetery
Nixon Defines Criteria for Burger Supreme Court Pick
President Nixon said five candidates would have made superb chief justice but objections were valid. He claimed no political clearance was sought, no ABA approval, and only Mitchell consulted. He stressed appointments should rise above politics and avoid personal friend bias, aiming for competence and constructionist constitutional views.
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Burger
Mitchell
American Bar Association
Nixon
Supreme Court
Fortas
Philadelphia
White House
Arthur J. Goldberg
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Born at St John's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul Lopez 829 North Nursery Rd a girl. Born at Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Gary Dalzell Frankton a boy. Born to Mr and Mrs Larry Garmon Summitville a boy. Delma Layman 2204 Park Road reports a boy.
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Anderson
Paul Lopez
North Nursery Rd
Community Hospital
Gary Dalzell
Frankton
Larry Garmon
Summitville
Delma Layman
Park Road
McCart Refuses to Quit as Indiana Correction Commissioner
McCart rejects resigning and vows to finish his four year term unless convicted of a crime other than public accusations. Governor Whitcomb had asked him to take a leave of absence May 12 amid staff confusion. McCart has long served in Indiana corrections, including roles at the Indiana Boys' School and Plainfield facilities.
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McCart
Indiana
Whitcomb
Department of Correction
State Institution
Robert E. Hardin
Indiana Boys’ School
Indiana Youth Center
Plainfield
Indiana Correctional Association
Indiana to dual lane sections expand on U S 30 and interstates
Bids due June 24 for the Kosciusko County U S 30 dual lane project between U S 41 in Hammond and I 69 except for the Warsaw bypass. Statewide plans include long interstate widenings across multiple counties and primary routes on U S 41, U S 31, and other corridors.
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Kosciusko County
U.S. 41
Hammond
Interstate 69
Warsaw
Spencer
Vanderburgh
Warrick
Parry
Crawford
Harrison
Floyd
Marion
Johnson, Boone
Clinton
Hamilton
Marion County
Porter
Lia Porte
Clark
Dearborn
Knox
Sullivan
Evansville
Terre Haute
Benton County
Lawrence
Monroe
Morgan Counties
Hamilton County
Obituary notices for Mrs. Dewey Reger and Pearl Eiber
Mrs. Dewey Reger 72 of 25 W. 3rd St Wilkinson died Wednesday in a Florida hospital while wintering there. Born Feb 4 1897 in Rush County she was a Moose Auxiliary and Warrington Ladies Aid member. Interment in Harlan Cemetery near Wilkinson. Pearl Eiber 61 retired farmer of Rt 2 Fairmount died Thursday at Marion General Hospital after a few weeks illness. Survived by three daughters, a son, nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Interment in Park Cemetery Fairmount.
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Wilkinson
Dewey (Frederica) Reger
Knightstown
Orlando
Fla
Florida
Reger
Wilkinson and
Markleville
Rush County
Isaac and
Cansadia J. Addison
Ladies of Moose
New Castle
Warrington Ladies Aid
McDonald Church Acquires Former Second Baptist Building
McDonald Memorial Church of God plans dedication services at 11 a.m. Sunday for its newly acquired church on Ith and Sherman streets, the former Second Baptist Church. Rev. Estle Thompson, pastor, says the mission began eight months ago in a building on 6th and Madison Ave and has since grown. The church operates under its Cleveland Tennessee headquarters with Greenwood state offices. Pastor will speak on This and That. Leaders Paul Dayton and Virgil Patterson helped arrange the move.
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McDonald Memorial Church of God
IL A.m
Ith and Sherman Sts
Second Baptist Church
Estle Thompson
6Th and
Madison Ave
Cleveland, Tenn
Greenwood
Paul Dayton
Virgil Patterson
Culp Named Indiana Collegiate Young Republican Chairman
Indianapolis AP report says E Ronald Culp an Indiana State University pre law senior was chosen as Indiana Collegiate Young Republican chairman. Culp edits the Indiana Statesman and previously chaired the ISU Young Republican club.
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Indianapolis
Republican State Committee
E. Ronald Culp
Indiana State University
Indiana
Culp
Indiana Statesman
ISU
Young Republican Club
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Marathon
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State Road
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Edith Hartzell
9Th St
St John's Hospital
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Park Place
Paul
Pauline) Comer
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Lola Alexander
Harold E. Rozelle
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Everett Ray
Mrs. Mary Jester
Thomas Clapp
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Pearl Eiber
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