Two Critical Injuries in Local Crash
A two-vehicle collision on Brown Street Road left Wayne Harvey and Dorothy J. Slaughter seriously injured. Harvey, 33, and Slaughter, 54, were rushed to St John’s Hospital with internal injuries and head trauma after Slaughter’s car crossed into Harvey’s lane at Calliston. Both remain in serious condition per police.
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Brown Street
St John’s Hospital
City Po
Slaughter
Abra-Ions Hospital
Brown Street Road
Slack Drive
Donald Wayne Harvey
Anderson
Saint John's Hospital
Dorothy J. Slaughter
Herald
Guide Lamp strike ends and workers return to work
Local 655 UAW members ratified both national and local contracts in a Sunday meeting, ending the Guide Lamp Division strike. Guide Lamp will resume normal operations Wednesday with all employees back at their regular start times. Delco-Remy Local 662 rejected a local settlement but accepted the national GM-UAW agreement, with the Delco strike continuing for several days. Frank Teague announced the 662 vote. Kenneth Robertson chaired the Guide Lamp meeting. Weather: partly cloudy tonight, light rain, mild tomorrow. high 65, low 37. Sunset 5:51 p.m. Sunrise 7:05 a.m.
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Guide Tian
General Motors
Guide Lamp
Delco Re
Localtunion 662
Delco
Frank Teague
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Kenneth Robertson
663
AHS
Guide
Colum
Roster of Riots and Political Crises Across Continents
Read as a compact page item, reports of Maryland inmates sit-down strikes over guard brutality, a Texas antitrust penalty against Billie Estes, and Nguyen Khanh's bid to stay as Vietnam premier amid unrest. Notes on prison tools missing and a general call for civilian rule accompany brief global snippets.
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Saigon
UPL
South Viet
Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Phan Khac Suu
Tex
Divitodia
Boyes To Speak At Final UF Meeting Tomorrow At YMCA
United Fund campaign heads to final report meeting at the Anderson YMCA Wednesday noon. Don E. Boyes of Delco Remy will speak as leaders of 17 divisions aim for 100 percent of the 484 934 goal, following a 43 percent advance at last week’s session. Thomas C. Funk will MC. Robert M. Wagner will add remarks as 33 health welfare and youth programs prepare for next year. The fund covers 33 agencies in Madison County.
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YMCA
Indions Cowny
United Fund
Anderson Ymca
Don E. Boyes
Delco-Remy Division
Actemaker
Thomas C. Funk
Robert M. Wagner
Madison County United Fund Board
London bookmaker opens Moon Race odds at 100 to 1
William Hill in London announced a moon race betting book with 100 to 1 against any spaceman landing before January 1, 1971, and 15041 against an American landing by that date. The house said the bets were launched from the United States.
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London
William Hill
Landi
Hill
United States
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals
Born at St John s Hospital two boys to Lannis Field Summitville and Willie Baxter Locust Street. At Community Hospital ten births include Harold Norrick Pearl Street a boy Melvin Sunderman Fort Wayne a girl Philip Aaron Johnson Avenue a girl Max Taylor Walnut Street a boy G B McIntyre Yorktown a girl.
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Lannis Field
Summitville
Willie Baxter
Locust St
Community Hospital
Harold Norrick
Pearl St
Melvin Sunderman
Fort Wayne
Philip Aaron
Johnson Ave
Max E. Taylor
Walnut St
G. B. McIntyre
Yorktown
Goldwater Attacks Johnson In New York Garden Talk
Senator Goldwater blasts President Johnson as he denounces political daddyism and the Great Society in a Garden Talk in New York. He warns federal aid erodes freedom, mocks government spending, and claims three minor parties exist alongside Republicans and Democrats before predicting a drift toward socialism.
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Johnson
New York
The
Daily Worker
Democrat Party
Tom Anderson
Anderson
America
United States
Republicans
Democrats
Supreme Court
Detectives Probe Station Break-in At City Oil Station
Detectives investigate a break-in at the Mobile Oil Station at the intersection of sth St and Madison Avenue last Saturday night. Entry was gained by breaking a south side window. An undetermined amount of money was stolen from a secret hiding place in the station. A year-old Anderson man jailed on a warrant for Pieae Torn to Rage 2 Column 1
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Erent
Chet
Sth St
Madison Avenue
Estes
Anderson
Blaze Triggers Third Major Fire in Plagued Area
Fire officials investigated a surrounding block in Fletcher Street area after an abandoned building was consumed around 8:00 p.m. The blaze marked a third structure loss in a neighborhood already hit by two prior fires, with youths questioned by Juvenile Officer Robert Scharnowske and multiple fire units responding under Assistant Chief Jack Bowmen. Authorities also probe a nearby farm co op fire estimated at 100000 dollars as witnesses gave varying accounts. In separate coverage, Senator Barry Goldwater accused President Johnson of political manipulation to secure votes, urging voters against a bread and circus government and noting concerns over Humphrey’s vice presidential prospects.
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Jack Richardson
Richardson
Central Avenue
Robert Scharnowske
Jack Bowmen
al Tibbitts
New York
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Madison Square Gate
Salsbury
Dover
Del
Goldwater
Hubert H. Humphrey
Garden
Lyndon Johnson
Eliot Awards Highlight Annual Chamber Meeting
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual meeting at the County Club at 6 30 PM with prominent attendees. Ray Eliot former college coach and current Illinois assistant athletic director will speak, Jack Phil presides, and five vice presidents assist. Four youth year awards will be presented to Ford Motor Co Ward Stilson Co and Byron E Louise of the Anderson Daily Bulletin for local firms and individuals.
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Country Club
Ray Eliot
Aistant
University of Iinois
Jack Phil
A. W. Heckaman
Thomas R. McMahan
Everett Jones
J. Edward Flanigan
Fred E. Bove
Ford Motor Co
Fred Welker
Mark J. Rozelle
D. D
Ward Stilson Co
Ward Stilson
Byron E. (Foxy) Louise
Anderson Daily Bulletin
Miller Declares Peace Depends On Goldwater Win
Republican vice presidential candidate William E Miller told 1310 supporters in Tallahassee that the survival of the United States and world peace hinge on Barry Goldwater's victory next week. He criticized President Johnson, denouncing him as hypocritical, and said partisan politics must yield to national survival as he traveled from Marietta, Georgia, ahead of Johnson's Macon visit.
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Tallahassee
Wiliam E. Miller
United States
Barry Goldwater
Miller
Florida
Marietta
Johnson
Georgia
Spe
Macon
Augusta
McCoy Announces Plan to Clear Leaves in Four Areas
Ralph McCoy general Fort man of street crews announced extensive efforts to remove fallen leaves from Anderson. Street sweepers, 20 trucks, and a mulching machine are deployed as officials divide the city into four equal areas for the annual fall cleanup.
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Ralph McCoy
Fortman
Anderson
McCoy
Nine Marines Die In Spanish Helicopter Crash
Nine Marines died when two US Navy HUS helicopters collided near Huelva Spain during Steel Pike One maneuvers. The crash started a fire and one helicopter detonated while the other burned but did not catch fire. An investigation began as observers witnessed the joint Navy Marine exercise.
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Soueser
Favy
Linavy
Huelva
Spamn
WES
Minis US
Adm
Pedro Nietro
Antune
Hstt Roma
Cas
Nericans
Neuver
Grand. Sclers
Richard Br Tusel
Brandstand
Marine’ Corps
Air Force
U.S
Goad Lands School Building Dedication at Anderson College
Louis Goad and Louis C. Good led a Sunday dedication of Anderson College’s new 750000 dollar science building. About 1500 attendees heard leaders praise community support and the liberal arts campus as key to broad educational opportunities in Anderson.
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Anuerson College
Louis Goad
Anderson
General Motors
Robert H. Reardon
Project 62
Elmo A. Funk
Frank H. Allis
Platform Party
Goad
Anderson College
Louis C. Good
General Motors Corporation
James O. Johnson
Byron Stewart
Good Donald L. Boyes
A. C
John A. Mori
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Buckett Furniture Company
Linfield Myers
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