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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1971

Page

2

Tex Watson found guilty of murders in Tate killings

A six member jury in Los Angeles convicted Charles Tex Watson on eight counts of first degree murder and conspiracy in the Tate LaBianca killings. He faces potential death penalties and a sanity trial to determine punishment if found sane.

Los Angeles Tex’ Watson IS Angeles Texas Charles Tex” Watson Manson Tate-La Blanca Watson Walgan Ag Carlos Rodriguez Sharon Tate a_landy

United Fund Reaches 45 Percent of 1972 Goal

The United Fund reports $323 817 12 pledged to date, 45 percent of the $720 000 goal for 1972. Local campaigns show progress in Anderson City and Madison County with various subgoals toward the overall target.

United Fund United Fund Campaign City of Anderson Madison County Mitch

Parents urge kindergarten bus access without extra cost

A board discussion centers on allowing kindergarten children to ride if space is available on existing buses. Martin argues for policy reform to include kindergartners, noting no new buses or cost, while safety and route concerns are raised by local officials and parents.

Pope Kinergarten Martin Litten Donald Workman Gilmore and Helms Ind Ray Turner Jack Harless Jennings Coen Coen

Hillis Campaign Schedule Focuses on Madison County

Rep. Hillis, a Kokomo Republican candidate for the 1972 primary, plans a two day swing through Madison County. He will meet Highland High School classes, address the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce, visit Anderson College, host Young Republican events, and tour Elwood Pendleton Lapel and Pendleton with GOP candidates and incumbents.

Wisirier Longman Elwood Bud” Hillis Kokomo Anderson Madison County Elwood Alexandria Hillis Richard E. Roudebush U.S. Senate David W. Dennis Lis Highland High School Alexandria Chamber of Commerce Anderson College Grandview GOP Eugene Smith Pendleton

Bricker Coma Confession Then Slaying At Madison Home

Bricker admitted to the murder claim in a scene at the Madison Count residence where Noriko Bricker lay dead from a gunshot wound. Testimony detailed a rifle found at the scene, a vodka bottle, clothing soaked with blood, and bullet fragments. Dr. Jerry Stevenson confirmed death by massive bleeding from a shoulder wound. The defense schedule set for 9 am. Also notes the George Washington Bridge opened in 1931.

Kelich Bricker Noriko Phillip Levi Madison Count Harold Smith MCPD E Kelich Smith James Bradley Indiana State Police Dey Jerry Stevenson St. John's Hospital

Tate Slayings and LaBianca Murders At Benedict Canyon

Watson testified the Tate murder involved Miss Tate and four other victims at the Benedict Canyon home on Aug 9. He described similar LaBianca killings the next night and detailed stabbing and shooting of Steven Parent, Jay Sebring, Wojciech Frykowski, Abigail Folger, and others. He cited LSD use and hearing Charles Manson urging killings.

Watson Miss Tkins Miss Tate Roman Polanski Vnsto Benedict Canyon Leno Rosemary LaBianca Tate Steven Parent Jay Sebring Wojiciech Frykowski Polanski Abigail Folger Charlie

Edgewood cabinet shop fire prompts multi truck response

Firemen battled a blaze at a small cabinet shop in Edgewood Tuesday morning. About one third of a sheet metal hut housing the shop at 2800 S Winding Way was destroyed. The building was owned by Seal Cabinet Co. Five trucks were dispatched due to hydrant shortages as firefighters and city crews worked to contain the flames.

Edgewood Anderson Winding Way Seal Cabinet Co

Ex State Secretary Dean Acheson Dies

Dean Acheson former secretary of state under Truman died at home at age. Relatives said the cause was not immediately released. Acheson helped shape U S foreign policy and guided the formation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. He criticized Kennedy in Life magazine excerpts and spoke at Johns Hopkins University on international studies. He is survived by his wife and three children Jane Dudley B. W. Brown David Campion Acheson and Mary.

Washington Kennedy Truman Acheson Spiro T Harry S. ‘Truman North Atlantic Treaty Organization Life British Broadcasting Co Achson John F United States Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies Eson Jane Dudley B. W. Brown David Campion Mary Ppaeeer Ea. Wisom

Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths

The Anderson and Madison County area reports multiple deaths including Edgar A. Kinnaman 82 of Anderson formerly with Reynolds Gas Regulator Co died at St John’s Hospital. Born December 28 1888 he moved to Anderson in 1918 and served Reynolds. Also noted are tributes to Ray Shingleton 62 of Alexandria a Delco Remy retiree, Archie Eberson and others with funeral details and survivors listed. Funeral home and church services planned with ministers and local family ties.

Edgar A. Kinnaman Elger A. Kinnaman Reynolds Gas Regulator Co St. John’s Hospital Kinnaman Anderson Reynolds Toe Ah Alma Zingenfelter Een Rupa Leap Twa Howard Kinnaman Lapel Gordon Kinnaman Alexandria Mera Hershel Bryant Agnes Eugene Simpson George Jennie Goodwin Memorial iRay T. Shingleton Alexandria — Ray Stingeton W. Madison Indiana University Medical Center Indianapolis Mr. Shingleton Harley and Blanche’ Shingleton Lois Hudson Plant ‘Three DelcoRemy Division United Methodist Church UAW Noffze Samuel J. Roberts Mark Miguels Monte Lee Miguels Shelley Shingleton Rita Shingleton Byron Shingleton Helen Bush June Jackson Fern Harsen Madison P. Rhodes Los Angeles Calif Spec Hyden Livingston Tenn Zinesiden Robertos Angeles Gie Hughes Greenfield James Dorothy) Farmer Fellowship Lodge Fae Anderson Kenneth Oeally Doris Nelson Chesterfield Haber Rhodes Archie Eberson Alot Lewis E Ao Anerson Oe Andean Warren

Final rites and interments for multiple individuals

Final rites set for Walter G. Wallace age 69 at Summers Chapel in Elwood with interment at Mt. Nebo Cemetery Morgan County. Walter 79 of Elwood to be buried at Elwood City Cemetery with viewing at Dunnichay Funeral Home. Also notes on Nixon era pay and price controls and a separate obituary for Dewey Y. Ford of Akron Ohio with services in Vinkton.

Ronald Seals Fortville Walter Mundt Inglass Crown Cemetery Noblesville Summers Chapel Margrif Elwood Mt. Nebo Morgan County Dunnichay Walter Elwood City Baker Brothers Funeral Home G. Wallace Largo Living Council Fla Memorial Park Dewey Ford Dewey Y. Ford Akron Ohio Anderson Curtis Stewart Funeral Home Vinkton Frank Jimmie Elwood — von East Smth St Earl Nixon Frankton William Cora East White House Grace Hall Nixon Janice Meany Clark Cess

Union City and area notices mix rezoning and obituaries

Local notices include rezoning proposals at 2319 Balble Ave and 1102 E Walnut St for business use and a night food parlor. Obituaries: James F. Tibbetts of Vandalia died in Pontiac at 48. Elmer Allard and Clarence Ponsler also noted with funeral details. Interments set for Cicero and Memorial Park cemeteries.

Con- Elmer Alford Snes Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home Elmer Allard Walnut St Memorial Pacem Dorothy Blevins

Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals

New arrivals at St. John's Hospital include a son born to Mr and Mrs Leon Chapman of 19 W 1th St. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Mark of 4612 Columbus Ave. At Community Hospital a baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Barry Masters of 514 Brown St.

St. John’s Hospital Leon Chapman W. 1Th St Mark Columbus Ave Community Hospital Mrs. Barry Masters Brown St

Madison Heights Plans Homecoming Dance

Madison Heights High School will host a homecoming dance on Saturday October 16 from 8:00 p m to 10:00 p m in the gym. The event is open to MHHS alumni and will be informal with music by Orange Grace and free refreshments. Admission is $1 50 per couple and $1 per single attendee.

Madison Heights High School MHHS Orange Grace

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