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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1968
Page
1
The New Politics Party announced plans to pursue a federal court petition to support write-in votes in Indiana's November 4 election. Rev. William Dennis, nominee for senator, said the party would use federal courts before and after the election to challenge possible discrimination.
Wallace spoke to about 10 000 in Bristol Tennessee interrupted by hecklers and accused Nixon of dodging debates. Police escorted demonstrators after scuffles broke out at the Bristol International Speedway. He attacked Nixon and urged support for third party write in efforts while outlining voting procedures and ballot access concerns.
SAIGON AP United States returns 14 naval prisoners directly to shore in North Vietnam during a 36 hour ceasefire over 288 square miles of water off the coast. Ceasefire runs from midnight Sunday to Tuesday Saigon time and followed U.S. and North Vietnamese envoys talks in Vientiane. Officials cautioned against reading wider implications for Paris peace talks though hoped it could aid prisoner releases. U.S. lists 1 206 Americans missing or captured in the war.
A Middletown youth, Stephen Painter, was shot in the right shoulder when he surprised a burglar at his home on a Saturday night. The intruder, described as wearing a ski mask and dark clothing, fled after a struggle. Indiana State Police and Madison County deputies pursue leads with no solid suspect at press time.
Fire units battled a small blaze in a Bermuda area as the Essex carrier recovered the Apollo 7 astronauts. Aboard, crews prepared for parachute drops and helicopter hoists while weather and smoke hindered operations. Astronauts faced head colds and re entry stress as the mission neared its milestone return to Cape Kennedy.
President Nixon outlines a program to create jobs and raise opportunities for all Americans while warning that civil rights progress must align with labor goals. He argues incentives to industry can provide equal starting lines without harming workers, as transcripts are prepared for the final campaign phase.
Wolnosci, the Polish armed forces organ, reports Red Units persist in Iran as Polish troops prepare to withdraw after a political and ideological struggle. The piece notes ongoing troop movements and reflexive commentary on the fighting.
William Marion Brees Jr., 23, of Indianapolis, serving with the U S Navy, was killed in action October 8 in Quang Tri Province. Survived by widow Elain Janice and parents, siblings, and other relatives. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Farley Funeral Home in Indianapolis.
A list of choir participants from multiple states is named as Nixon plans whistle stop tours through Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan and Illinois to promote racial harmony. Nixon met 22 national Jewish leaders before departing New York to reassess his views on key matters.
Obituaries from Fortville and Madison County detail funeral notices for Frank Chappell 73 of Fortville and Robert Ed Ellis 66 of Alexandria. Chappell died after illness in Greenfield, survived by a daughter sister brother and three grandchildren with services at Fisher Funeral Home and Gravel Lane Cemetery. Ellis died at Community Hospital. survived by daughters, sons and many grandchildren with rites at George C Harper and Son Funeral Home and burial at K of P Cemetery.
Mrs. Mattie Ritchie 99 of 1362 Locust St widow of William Ritchie died Sunday night at Middletown Nursing Home. Native of Henry County she belonged to Middletown Sixth Street Christian Church. Survived by daughter Eva Gwinn of Madison two grandchildren five great grandchildren nieces and nephews. Funeral 2 p.m. today Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home with Rev. Morris Howell. burial Miller Cemetery.
Perry Huffman 90 of 282% died Sunday at his home after a period of declining health. A retired farmer and former superintendent at the Madison County Farm Home for ten years, he lived in Anderson for 16 years. Born March 26, 188? in Madison County to Butler and Sarah Delle Aman, he is survived by Mintie F. Duffiman and Claude Beutel of Hollywood Florida. Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev. Monroe SchooUster officiating. Interment will follow at the Central Christian Horch. The Remembering Men in Vietnam Club seeks donations.
Mrs. J. Stenniere of Scranton writes that after using Preparation H for hemorrhoids during labor, she felt immediate relief the next day. The ad claims prompt relief from pain itching and burping with swelling reduction and soothing lubrication for easier bowel movements.
Cora Shaffer, 79, of ton Street, died at Community Hospital after a four year illness. Born August 10, 1849 in Alexandria to Noah Schwinn and Ida, she was a Salvation Army member. Survived by six children Herschel Hinshaw and Mrs. Daniel Warren of Alexandria, Glen Hinshaw of Summitville, Robert F. Ginshaw of Elwood, Mrs. Mildred McMinds and Mrs. Madonna Theuers of South Bend. two sisters Ruth Sealy of Muncie and nine grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Family receives friends at Noffze Funeral Home after 7 p.m. today. Funeral Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at the Church. interment in the local Cemetery. Body to church one hour prior.
Readable fragments show numerous schools garages armories clubs and buildings across multiple townships including Maplewood Richland Union Stony Creek and Chesterfield. Entries mention addresses such as 2406 N B St 1525 S B St and 2005 Apache Dr plus organizations Lions Club and various garages and halls.
A reader prompts reflection on sovereignty in space and on earth, humility and love as cures for fear, versus church and analyst roles. Questions probe morality, truth versus partial truths, and the gap between knowing rules and living by the ten commandments. Readers invited to share views for future thoughts.
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