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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1968
Page
2
In Kansas City Nixon promised mothers he would protect their sons from future wars and would elevate a new role for the nation s youth who feel overpowered and patronized as he spoke Wednesday during the campaign tour.
Ball State University's Office of Extended Services will hold a pre registration meeting for Winter Quarter 1960 69 extension class at Anderson High School Room 17 Anderson area Tuesday Oct 22 at 6 pm The course ED EL M0 Early Childhood Education carries four quarter hours credit in a series of sixteen or more enroll nationwide radio speeches
NEW YORK UPI Wallace George Wallace shows sharp gains among male voters in Sindlinger polls from Sept through Oct 8 while women back him less His overall lead in the Oct 8 survey is Wallace 7.2 percent Nixon Humphrey 43 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
The report notes confusion over a possible bombing halt amid Vietnam tensions. Nixon aides sought to calm fears with a careful radio address while US officials warned of ongoing raids and uncertainty. The piece highlights youth unrest, political pressure, and unclear schedules around military actions and public statements.
Paris negotiators discuss Vietnam’s future as talks stall. U S. spokesman William Jorden says progress is not assured while North and South Vietnam state aims. Ho Chi Minh era plans and the Viet Cong Front claim control of most of South Vietnam as peace efforts falter.
Anderson Fire Department units fought a late night fire at the home of Charles Wells 400 East 21st Street around 8 30 PM. Assistant Fire Chief Walt Wiebrink said the blaze started in a clothes closet and was contained with minor structural damage. Ace Barmis is owner of the property.
Pope spearheads efforts to inform Negroes on home loan opportunities and business growth with counseling for families. A November meeting planned by Charles Chastain and Edna Turner focuses on church and club social involvement. December will address racial issues in police and fire protection. The campaign echoes Fort Wayne outreach Welcome Neighbor and plans town hall meetings every third Monday, inviting all residents. ACT leadership includes Arnold Jones as chair and Rev. Edgar Jackson among officers and coordinators.
Hurricane Gladys nears Bermuda affecting Cape Kennedy operations as NASA weighs rolling the Saturn I rocket into a hangar. Gale winds and shifting eye may push storms toward Florida forcing evac plans from Varadero to Tampa and surrounding coastal areas.
The project plans call for a half federal half state share with Kendiana Employmentames 0. Armstrong noting the building would improve service quality. A bid originally awarded to Associated Builders in 1966 for 275281 dollars faces a revised estimate due to 13 percent cost increases and funding coordination with Vansville.
Obituary notices report Lapel resident Anderson fatally stricken Wednesday afternoon. Brice Bradberry of Anderson survives with a widow and three children. Several siblings and a brother reside in nearby states. Funeral arrangements are pending at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Catherine Calabria Eva Clark Wayne Harting and Wilmer R. Was ey listed with final rites and interments set at local churches and cemeteries. Brown and Butz Funeral Home arranging services.
At Frankton the Madison Christian Women’s Fellowship elected Ruth Wethington as president and other officers including Nelio Hutchinson secretary and LaWanna Beamer hospital chair. The group planned November dishcloths as a service project and set the next meeting for November 7 at the church. In Clarksville Mrs James Miller 88 died in a local hospital, widow of Rev James Miller a pioneer Christian Church minister in Oklahoma.
Prospective Cub Scouts and parents attended activities and meetings at United Methodist Church. Pack Chairman Lewis Risk Cubmaster Warren Miller Den Leader Mary Lawson and District Vice Chairman John Dilts helped introduce Cub Scouting. A leader meeting is set for 7 p.m. Oct 17 at the Lewis Risk residence on Madison Avenue Ra.
Obituaries list Mrs. Mabel Fry of Lapel with funeral services at Fisher Brothers Home and burial at Brookside Cemetery. Mrs. Alvina Rediker of Summitville to have services at Barkes Inlow Funeral Home Columbus with interment at Garland Brooke Cemetery Columbus.
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