GM Official to Keynote Madi Son County Urban League Banquet
General Motors urban affairs chief Abraham Venable will be principal speaker at the Madi Son County Urban League annual banquet on Wednesday November 1 in observance of Equal Opportunity Day. The event at Anderson College honors civic leaders with support from local agencies and business groups.
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Abraham S. Venable
General Motors Corporation
Will Bey
Madi Son County Urban League
Son County Urban League
Equal Opportunity
League
The
United Fund
Mayor's Commission
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
George Latherwhite
Ciy
Olt
Anderson College
Salternbhite
Delegit
General Motors
Mareh
Amnesty Business Enterprise
Camingree
General Chiairan
Charles Fy, Hardy
Delco- Items
Tha
Indianapolis Teachers Arrested in Strike Picketing
One hundred nineteen Indianapolis school teachers were arrested Tuesday for pickinget ing despite a temporary restraining order. The walkout affected 4 p.m. activity as 2300 teachers faced a city school board threat and a police presence. Negotiations continued as the strike resumed Tuesday morning amid school closures and student attendance concerns.
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Indianapolis
Indianapalis
Cstiz
Usey
Ilanapolis Education Associatiea
Alan
Randy Bishop
Association
Dean
Teachoys
Brown
Indiana
Bishop
Mimself
Marion Gircutt
Nihlack
Minis Sary
Karl Kalp
Svas
Madison County Zoning Board Approves Variance Actions
The Madison County Zoning Appeals Board met briefly to act on variances and rezoning petitions. Lessee David J Costello and others sought contingent use for a radio antenna and a shop on the south side of a county road. The board approved two rezoning petitions and considered variances submitted by Artin, Haynes, and Lily.
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David J. Costello
Madison County
Lave Board ‘of Zoning Appeals
Lafayette Township
County Planning Cou
Ra' Tlssion
Pete Artin
Aritice J Haynes
Larry
Court orders action against Acme Paving and Myers Land Corp
A Madison Circuit Court ruling dated Oct 1 ordered the planning commission and its board of appeals to take injunctive action against Acme Paving Co and Myers Land Corp. The decision arose from a suit on behalf of Br Alvin Bridges and others. The asphalt plant remains in operation after compliance actions cited by County Attorney Marion Withers.
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Pipa Creek
Manson County
Eel Tucker
Madison Circuit Court
Googe Pan
Plan Commission
Board of Appeals
Acme Paving Co. l
Myers Land Corp
Pancol
Br. Alvin Bridges
Mcker
Marion Withers
Zoning Appeals Board
Elwood
Local man precharged in assault case tied to teen incident
Timothy Keith Parker was arrested on assault and battery with intent to commit sexual desires charges after an incident with a 16 year old girl. The case involves a petition appealing a planning commission’s denial and drainage issues near a mobile home park in Adams Township. The zoning board will review the revived appeal at the next meeting.
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Tucker
Fie
Law Commission
Andersoft
Appeas
Timothy Keith Parker
Sun-I Varance
Burglary Report At Bertha Campbell Residence
Police report a burglary at 1710 Henwicks Tuesday. Thieves entered through a window and took items including a .22 rifle a 12 gauge shotgun 24 .40 savings hands 25 blank cheeks a .223 watch and cash. Incomplete inventory notes and unclear items appear due to OCR errors.
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Bertha Campbell
Henwicks
Three Treated After Two Mishaps
Three people were treated and released at St John’s Hospital after separate accidents. Joyce Rush, 28, suffered facial injuries from a two vehicle crash at Main and Street. Sheila Crum, 16, sustained facial and limb injuries in a one car crash at 24th Street and Rail Avenue. Ralph Ewell, 5, was treated for a swollen eye. Police say Crum’s car was struck and slid, hitting a stop sign after skidding on a slick spur.
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SL. John's Hospital
Joyce A. Rush
Haverhill Dr
James °. Sells
Crum
Ralph Ewell
Dover
Torban Raible
Pendleton Heights Discussion On War Wariness And Draft Views
Pendleton Heights residents and students heard candidate Sharp discuss war policy and draft issues. He supported an all volunteer army with a draft fallback, argued amnesty for draft evaders is inappropriate until all troops and prisoners return, and urged protections for life and conservative abortion use. He criticized hard drugs and favored some Republican projects while denouncing partisan vetoes.
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Sharp
Nothi
Soqe
Shaty
Pendicton Heights
David Dennis
AHS Open House Tonight Shows Student Projects and Slides
Anderson High School hosts Parents Night with open house events in the main corridors. A program begins at 7 49 PM with slide shows and departmental displays, plus refreshments planned by a long list of staff and volunteers.
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Halhway
Anderson High School
Max Reigh
Don Dietzer
Debbie Hodson
Virginia Miley
Dan Johnson
Robert Kearns
Harry Mcfoon
Mary Parker
Beverly Pills
Luke Reiley
Edna Rhynearson
James Todd
Richard Worden
Debora. Wilkin
Aerica Wouglsey
Doni Hollinan
Hillis Attacks McGovern On Defense Policy In Fifth District
In Noblesville Hillis asserts McGovern and his opponent threaten U S defense by deep cuts and base closings. He cites a 20 to 60 percent personnel cut plan and urges strong arms spending while opposing amnesty for draft dodgers. He argues voters back his defense stance.
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Noblesville
Congress
Ian Blwood
Byrd
Hillis
Iiase
George McGovern
Aveakous
Alli
Millis
McGovern
Nixon
Europe
U.S
Vietnam
U.S. Homboer
Grissom Air Forcs
Nisan
Willis
Jie
Elwood City Court Disposes Of Cases
Elwood City Court, presided by Judge pro tem Hadley, disposed a range of cases. Defendants faced charges including driving while intoxicated, driving left of center, speeding, and license issues with fines and costs totaling $382 in one docket. Several defendants failed to appear while others received continuances due to witness illness.
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Elwood
Glet €. Hadley
Protem
Elswood
John FE. Heath
Frankton
Richant
John M. Tanes
Muncie
Ge Riller
FL Wayne
PSCL
PSOT
Rollant
Hawkins
Rt. 4
Jack A. Osborn
Kokomo
Donald R. Buis
Alvin N. Emmons
Danville
Indiana
Kenneth L. Polley
Whiteland
Loyd Jenkins
Indianapolis
Juge
Jay Artold
Andersen
Clyde Strong
N. Uh ‘St
Fred Bore Named Acting Head Of Community Hospital Here
Fred B Bore appointed acting administrator of the Community Hospital following the resignation of the prior admin. Bore, a former GM Delco Remy executive, has led hospital development programs and launched the "iment on wheels" service for the elderly. He succeeds Louis J Purloag during the hospital’s transition period as the board reorganizes its nonprofit operation.
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Fred
Fred B. Bore
Rteen
Ike Iutor
Joren J. Slidham
Theibelp
Emergency Opera
Com Tions
Instin J
Ian
Boze
Delco Rong Extative
Wfelong
Anderson
Com Munbity Inspital Ax
Rove
Delco- Remy Det. 1
Boze Waz
Ayer
Varius
Willy Deleon Remy
Bore
Community Hospital
Wall 1
Hosibitil
Community Hospital Board of Directors
Stidham
Andersgan Rotary Club
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Country Chih
Anderson Banking Company
Together Again After 83 Years Of Marriage
Edd Hollen 106 and his wife Margaret Gray 100 buried in Clay County Kentucky family plot. The Hollens of Bear Branch shared a 83 year marriage since March 7 1880. The couple left 146 descendants and were deeply involved in community work.
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Bear Branch
Edd Hollen
Here
Hollen
Margaret Gray
Hollens
Clay County
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals
A list of births reported from Community Hospital and other local addresses. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greene of 48 Chase Wing She, a boy and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sehlater of 2801 S. Raible Ave Apt AAa Ye, and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Budd Gintillen of Pendleton Ave.
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Harry Greene
Chase, ¢Wing
Donald Sehlater
S. Raible Ave
Apt
Budd Gintillen
Pendleton Ave
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Obituary items from Greensburg and surrounding towns report the deaths of Hank Miller 69 at home in Greensburg and Curly Ramsey 62 of Anderson. Miller was a retired Guide Lamp worker and active in Fletcher Methodist Church Red Men and FOE. Ramsey, a Buckland Ohio native, recently worked in Plant 1 Control at the Norfolk division and died at St Johns Hospital. Burial plans and funeral home notices are listed for both.
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Greenfield
Mansel
Hank” Miller
Greensfled
Faklng
Guide Lamp Division
Fletcher Methodist Caurelr
Carthage
The
Red Men
Fraternal Order of the Police
Ruth
Glen
Miller
Oxford Rd
Anderson
Richmord
Tampton
Car
Jevin Pin
Curly Ramsey
W. Righth
Peaching St. John's Hospital
Buckland
Oho
Rov
Philip E
Aguilar
Walnut Ridge
Ployed
Nelea-Ramy Division
Production 1
Margaret
Marsh
Alexandria
Aldergon
Ethel Huddle
Alice Ramsey
Ilow
A Dunn Memorial Hospital
Judy Myers
Savn
Bedford
Richard D
Joseph
John
Los Angeles
Call
Jozeph Jennings
Macy Mala
Wasjtingly
Lima
Ohio
Sangrilea
Helen Gorman
Alexay Valley
Harold F. Ry
Helen Carter
Chicago
Zelle
Toe Habben
Russiaville
Lloyd A. Graham
Dren
Simpson
Goodwin
Nazarene Church
Priday
Stout
Anderson Me
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UAW Community Action Council
Thomas McMahan
Chamber of Commerce
Jesse C. Johnson
Black Businessman's Assovation
Houston Broadnax
W. R. Merrill
Frank Wasehil
iAl
S. Helen Shoemaker
William McCarty
Bille Ruth Mawthorne
Frank Campbell
Slaven Cockerham
al ‘Starnacker
George Satterwhite
William Sampson Nelson
Lyndon B Johnson
Office
Minority Business Enterprise
National Business League
Napier
Atlanta Business League
Department of Commer
Mes
Juanita Clay
Lincoln
Washington
Venable
Howard University
Throw Wilson
Princeton University
Advancement of Colored People
de Naace
Urban Leaguepartment of Commerce
Lheyond
National Association
County Zoning Appeals Board
Michigan
Aliwolew
Jaria Pike
Milwaukee
Sue Shields
Pendleton Heights
Sue Buchanan
Alica Shilit
Nashville, Tenn
McG
Elwood City Court
Robert Phillips
J . Anderson
Timothy Bolt
George Pierce
Andra
Fred Roae
Af Anderson
Anderson and
Ethe
Huddleston
Russiaville Cemetery
J.C. Hoover
Indiana Business College
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