Food Price War Sparks Nationwide Housewife Protests
United Press International reports a petticoat rebellion against high food prices sweeping towns and cities. Housewives and some male buyers boycott groceries, with efforts from Denver to Spokane and Washington DC suburbs. Key actions include a beans-to-bacon boycott, pickets in Ticonderoga, Glens Falls, and Amherst, Maryland, Georgia tie-ins, and supermarket chains Furr’s and Piggly Wiggly promising price cuts.
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United Press International
Nation
Denver
Spokane
Wash
Washington
Virginia
Maryland
Buffalo
Amherst
Ticonderoga
Glens Falls
N.Y
Marietta
Atlanta
Decatur
Georgia Retail Association
Housewives
Southwest
Furr's
Piggly Wiggly
Furr'’s
Xas
New Mexico
Colora
Light Frost Hinted Across Indiana State Forecast
The Associated Press reports a chance of scattered light frost in North and Central Indiana early in the week. Expect chilly nights with daytime highs near 58 to 67 degrees, possibly reaching the low 70s in Southern Indiana by Wednesday under sunny skies.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Today At YMCA Land Schedule Card
Rotary and Kiwanis meet at noon and 6 15 6 30 PM events. Swim lessons kindergarten gym and pool times listed. Health club open 10 00 8 00 and open gym slots 9 00 3 15 7 00 9 00.
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Lions
Jr. High
Central Hotel Continued From Page O Department and police depart ment have made oe.
Police and city officials continued coverage from Page O detailing actions at the Central Hotel. Authorities investigated conditions and potential violations as part of ongoing oversight by the department.
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Partment and Police Department
Board Reaches Crossing Funding Plan After Street Widening
The board mapped hazard reductions by addressing crossings at 22nd and 11th through 13th Streets and John Street. It will reimburse the railroad about 300 for the 22nd Street crossing due to urgent signal relocation. The railroad covers the other crossings, costing 2700 to 9000 in total. A resolution governing the new landfill operation was also approved.
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22Nd St
11Th St
12Th St
13Th St
John St
Incinerator operation shifted to Street Department
City council approves resolution placing the incinerator operation under the Street Department, moving control away from the landfill authority. The decision realigns management and oversight, signaling a shift in oversight structure for waste processing facilities.
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Resolution
Street Department
Landfill Authority
United Fund Drive Meeting Details 1967 Goal
Eileen Mary Smith Miss Indiana 1965 led songs for attendees as Monday’s report session reviewed United Fund agencies. Drive results were posted, with scarcely $7,000 needed to meet the 1967 Madison United Fund goal and hopes set for completion at the upcoming meeting. Campaign officials include Boze and Paul Newbern as campaign chairmen, William Havermale as co chair, and Arthur Hoover as board chairman.
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Eileen Mary Smith
Indiana
United Fund 2
Asress
Altaane
Madison United Fund
L.ne
Boze
Paul Newbern
William Havermale
Ard Hoover
Defense silence could hide a case, juror Severs questioned
During a retrial voir dire Bailey asks if a silent defense implies concealed evidence. Severs, seated as a potential juror, lacks a preformed opinion though past work for Thomas Reest ties him to the case. The jury pool, half filled, can be whittled by six peremptory challenges per side as Sheppard awaits verdict after a 1954 Bay Village killing.
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Bailey
Severs
Thomas Reest
Sheppard
Bay Village
Cleve
Martyn
Supreme Court
After the Shaffey Lecture Huddle at Huddle
A local notice invites readers to gather after the Shaffey lecture for a communal huddle at Huddle, open Tuesday until midnight for further discussion and networking.
Retrial Ordered In Cleveland Murder Case
The defendant, seeking to overturn a first trial marked by adverse publicity and courtroom issues, faces a second degree murder indictment for Marilyn Sheppard. Judge Talty delays broader venue change to allow an impartial jury selection in Courtroom No 2, near where the original conviction was handed down on December 21, 1954.
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Marilyn Sheppard
Bailey
Cleveland
Sheppard
Talty
Multiple Defendants Plea and Trial Dates Set in Shelby County Court
Judge Smith handled numerous criminal pleas and trials. Thomas Gibbs, 21, of 1523 W 20th St, pleaded guilty to theft and received a suspended one year sentence at the Indiana State Farm. Howard Smith Jr., 21, pleaded not guilty to theft and must stand trial January 3, 1967. Brance Franklin Thompson, 25, Indianapolis, charged with first degree burglary and escape, also set for trial January 3, 1967. John Schultz, charged with burglary, and James Eugene Leatherman, charged with escape, both ordered to trial January 3, 1967. Raal Hogue, charged with two counts of rape, pleaded not guilty and ordered to trial January 3, 1967. Leslie Walker’s theft by deception case continued to October 31, 1966. Lavon Buckner, convicted on theft, sentenced to 1 to 10 years with $500 fine. sentence suspended. Plus several identically represented defendants faced hearings and continuances as the docket moved.
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Marion Withiers
J. Bayne Burton
Bradford
Smith
Thomas Gibbs
W. 20Th St
Fred R. Robertson
Indiana State Farm
Howard Smith Jr
Cedar Sr
Phillip Holliday
Max Kleinbuch
Elwood
Wayne O. Wimmer
Brance Franklin Thompson
Indianapolis
Thompson
Indiana Reformatory
John Schultz
J. Bayne ‘Burton
James Eugene Leatherman
Mitchell, Ind
Raal Hogue
Ronald Fowler
Leslie Walker
al S. Woolbert
J. Robert Ault
Indiana
Lavon Buckner
Coal slump disaster drives coroner to address bereaved
Officials describe a formal inquiry to be led by Lord Justice Davies as 14 houses and a farm remain buried after an 800-foot slag heap landslide at a mining site. Coal Board Chairman Lord Robens cites spring water buildup and says emergency plans are in place while 500 miners tunnel 300 feet to drain the spring.
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Benjamin Hamilton
Edmund Davies
Coal Board
Lord Robens
World Leaders Meet Amid Global Tensions
New Zealand, President Ferdinand E. Marcos of the Philippines, Premier Thanom Kittikachorn of Thailand, and President Park Chung Hee of South Korea attend a regional summit to discuss security, trade, and Cold War era alignments.
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New Zealand
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
Thanom Kittikacorn
Thailand
Chung Hee Park
South Korea
Bohmrich Proposes Western Aid To Red China To Ease Tensions
Bohmrich, in radio and TV remarks, urges recognizing Red China, UN membership, and nuclear treaty adherence. He envisions U.S. and Western guarantees to relieve China's food deficit, support for education, birth control, and industrial development to reduce expansionism and foster peace in Asia.
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Viet Nam
Sino-India
Bohmrich
China
Red China
United States
Peking
North
U.S
United Nations Affairs
Viet Nam Peace Drive At Manila Summit Faces Unity Test
Key leaders from seven nations meet in Malacanang Palace to seek a united approach to Viet Nam. President Johnson and South Vietnam’s Ky urge consultation with Saigon, while allies stress peace over further war amid warnings of resistance from Saigon to any terms set without its participation.
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Viet Nam
Manila
United States
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
New Zealand
Nguyen Cao Ky
Republic of
Saigon
Council of State
Malacanang Palace
White House
Philippines
Nguyen van Thieu
South Viet Nam
Harold Holt
Australia
Keith J. Holyoake
Asian summit in Manila ends after five hours
Philippine President Ferdinand E Marcos opened with a call to Communist North Viet Nam to engage in conciliation. President Johnson’s remarks at the closed session were summarized by Bill Moyers. Johnson said Hanoi would not attend talks, but pledged united support for South Viet Nam and a resolute alliance among allies.
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Ferdinand E. Marcos
North Viet Nam
Johnson
White House
Bill Moyers
Hanoi
Moyers
Peking
Manila
South Viet Nam
Survivors and Fire Rescue From Gulfstag Sinking
Thirty three rescued crew were taken to Morgan City and transferred to a New Orleans hospital. Four survivors remained aboard the Western Sun en route to Port Arthur while 26 more sailed on the Atlantic Prestige to Baton Rouge. Captain L L LaRue, Frank McPherson, and James Gunn of Port Arthur survived aboard the Atlantic Prestige. Third Mate Peter W. 24 of South Harwich, Mass., was aboard the other rescue ship. The Gulfstag burned violently, crews dropped anchor as flames spread, and radiotelephone reports described explosions from the aft section and pump room.
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Morgan Oy
US W Health Service
New Orleans
Western Sun
Port Arthur
Baton Rouge
L. L. LaRue
Frank McPherson
James Gunn
Peter W . 24
South Harwich
Mass
Coast Guard
Gulfstag
Wurschy
Berry
Factory Close-out Admiral Refrigerators at Frank Kralls
All Admiral .66 refrigerators priced to sell. Some dented or scratched. Located at Frank Kralls, 3035 E Lynn.
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Admiral
Frank Kralls
E- Lynn
Illness Fatal To A Etchison Ada Miller Dies
Alexandria notices report the deaths of Austin Etchison 88 of 717 W Broad in Alexandria who died at Golden Rule Nursing Home after illness. He was a retired employee of Aladdin Industries later with the city of Anderson, survived by seven children 23 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren. Ada Esther Miller 96 of 308 E John St died at home found dead. funeral Wednesday 10 am at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home with burial IOOF Cemetery Alexandria. She was Swiss born and married Jacob Miller in 1901.
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Alexandria
Austin Etchison
Broadway
Golden Rule
Gaston
Perkinsville
William
Margaret Worley Etchison
Europe
Aladdin Industries
Anderson
Bertha Duncan
Karl M. Kyle
Ollie McCune
The
Friends Church
Vinson
Ada E. Miller
Ada Esther Miller
E. John St
George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
IOOF
Leer Pitt
Chicago
Viet Cong Mortar Attack Near Da Nang Underlines War Strain
Communist forces fired about 15 mortar rounds at a unit of the 173rd Airborne guarding Da Nang. Casualties were described as light. Meanwhile U S planes faced weather over North Vietnam and conducted about 51 missions. Operations near the DMZ center on Prairie with Marine and Army units backing Leathernecks in a crowded sector. Westmoreland warned of a major new offensive ahead of elections and called for more allied troops.
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Army
173Rd Airborne Brigade
da Nang
Saigon
U.S
Dmz
Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
Manila
Westmoreland
Madison County Women Republicans Plan Evening Concert
Mrs Phyllis One features in the program tonight with several vocal selections directed by Neuen. Tickets are sold by club members and officers, at Republican Headquarters, or at the door. Mrs Kay Grenda chairs the Madison County Women’s Republican Club. Mrs Keith Cochran and Mrs Lawrence Booram are ticket chairmen.
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Neuen
Madison County Republican Women's Club
Republican
Kay Grenda
Madison County Women's Republican Club
Keith Cochran
Lawrence Booram
Curtis Stevens Rites Planned in Anderson for 55
Funeral services are set for Curtis D. Stevens 55 of 2320 Arrow Ave at 1 30 p m Wednesday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Max Bingham of First Pentecostal Church Elwood presiding Interment in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery He died Monday at home after illness and is survived by widow Jandie a son L Stevens and five grandchildren. Final rites for Elbert Shammy Shambaugh 71 who died Friday in Florida are scheduled Thursday at 2 p m at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home Interment in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery He lived in Anderson 55 years before moving to Florida Dr George Taggart of First Presbyterian Church will officiate Friends may call after 2 p m Wednesday. Cloyd E Clark 61 of 1909 Victoria Dr Muncie rites set for 1 p m today at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home Rev Edwin Helm of Emmanuel Methodist Church to officiate Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Mrs Thelma W Russell 55 had services Monday at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. She had resided here until last March and died Friday at her son’s home in Indianapolis.
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Curtis Stevens
Curtis D. Stevens
Arrow Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral
Max Bingham
First Pentecostal Church
Elwood
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Stevens
Wilder
Tenn
Jandie
L. Stevens
Anderson
Elbert
Shammy) Shambaugh
Florida
Harold E. Rozelle
Anderson Memorial Park
George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Shambaugh
Cloyd Clark
Cloyd E. Clark
Victoria
Muncie
Edwin Helm
Emmanuel Methodist Church
Anderson Memorialark
Thelma Russell
Thelma W. Russell
Sells and Rowe
Burglary Report at Furniture Store and Home
Det Maj. Robert Estes said a rear bedroom window screen had been cut and entry gained. A woman reported a yellow watch on a chain and a lady’s wrist watch were taken. In a separate incident, furniture was cut with knives. Spokesmen said no arrests yet. investigations are underway.
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Robert Estes
Past Anderson Exchange Club presidents listed for attendance
The district president will attend. Past presidents to be seated near the speakers table include Max Beigh, Ted Crook, Howard Ehrhart, Charles Gaus, C. W. Haven, W. C. Hilligoss, Willard Hawkins, Raymond Precup, Lloyd Rains, Myron Seybert, William Watkins, Paul Whelchel, and O. T. White. Gerald Huey is the only deceased former president.
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Anderson Exchange Club
Max Beigh
Ted Crook
Howard Ehrhart
Charles Gaus
C. W. Haven
W. C. Hilligoss
Willard Hawkins
Raymond Precup
Lloyd Rains
Myron Seybert
William Watkins
Paul Whelchel
O. T. White
Gerald Huey
Auto Vacations Rally U. S. Travel Miles
About eight percent of all U S vacation trips are by automobile and the average distance traveled is 978 miles. A few travelers take longer road trips while many choose nearby getaways for a weekend escape.
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Detroit
U. S
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Noblesville Mrs Lillian McDonald 78 died at Fort Benjamin Harrison Army hospital. World War I veteran, daughter of John and Anna Young, married 1931 to Keith K McDonald. Survived by husband, son Harold Clancy of South Norwalk Connecticut, three grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Funeral at Prairie Baptist Church Lapel with burial in Prairie Memorial Cemetery. Frankton John T Macy 64 died en route to Mercy Hospital after heart attack. Former maintenance worker at US Naval Air Station Alameda, California. Lived Kokomo 20 years, California 25 years, near Frankton two months. Survived by widow Vivian Ulery Macy, daughter Ellen Meeker, two grandchildren, one great grandchild. Funeral at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home with interment Park View Cemetery Alex.
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John
Anna Young
Prairie Baptist Church
McDonald
Harold Clancy
South Norwald
Prairie Memorial Cemetery
John T. Macy
Frankton
Rt. 1
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Macy
U.S. Naval Air Station
Alameda
Calif
Kokomo
California
Alton
Elijah
Ellen Rolland Macy
Vivian Ulery
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ellen Meeker
la Habra
Karl M. Kyle
Dwight McCurdy
Church of God
Park View Cemetery
Alexandria
After the Shafley Lecture Huddle at the Tilted Midnight
A brief post lecture gathering forms as attendees regroup after the Shafley talk. Members share reactions and plan next steps amid lingering discussion and informal networking.
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Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Crestview
Chesterfield
YMCA
Rotary
CRMC
Fredric J. James
National Coal Board
Louis
General Motors
Pontiac
Russ Regenold
Pontiac, Inc
Pendleton Ave
Pontias Motor Division
A. Etchison
Ada Miller
Mrs
Phyllis
Cont
J. C. Hoover
Sonotone OF
Citizens Bank
Elbert Shambaugh
Madison
Lillian McDonald
Noblesville
Lillian M. McDonald
Keith K. McDonald
U. Navy
Rt. 3
U. S. Army Veteran’s Hospital
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Shafley
St. Rds
Schulton
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