Two Critical In Local Crash In Anderson
Two Anderson residents were seriously injured in a head on collision at the intersection of Brown Street Road and Slack Drive. Donald Wayne Harvey 43 was driving a car stopped on Brown Street Rd to make a left turn onto Slack Drive and hit the Slaughter vehicle driven by Dorothy J. Slaughter 54 who was traveling south. Both were rushed to St Johns Hospital with serious injuries. Harvey had internal injuries and a severe broken leg while Slaughter suffered head injuries both legs broken and multiple cuts.
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Clare
Richard
Donald Wayne Harvey
Rt.son
Brownways
Dorothy J. Slaughter
Harvey
Brown Street
Slaughter
Anthrov
Slack
St. John’s Hospital
City Polce
Brown Street Road
Slack Drive
Saint John’s Hospital
Herald
Guide Lamp Ends Strike as Workers Return Tomorrow
Local 663 UAW members ratified national and local GM contracts Sunday, guiding Guide Lamp Division to resume normal operations Wednesday with all employees back at regular times. Local 662 Delco Remy members voted to accept the national agreement but rejected the local terms, signaling the Delco Remy strike may continue for several days. Frank Teague, president of Local 662, said the Delco Remy walkout of 13,300 workers could persist. Kenneth Robertson, head of Local 663, announced the Guide Lamp vote results at the AHS Gym, where turnout ended the strike there. An official notice stated Guide Lamp would resume normal operations Wednesday.
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Guide Lamp Division
General Motors
Guide Lamp
Delco-Remy Division
Delco
Geeral Motors
Frank Teague
662
Delco- Remy
Kenneth Robertson
663
AHS
Guide
Coloma
Maryland Prison Riot Ends After Sitdown Demonstration
Nearly 500 inmates at the House of Correction in Jessup Maryland staged a sitdown strike that lasted into Monday claiming brutality by a guard. Windows were broken and fires started with damage about 25000 dollars. Troopers moved in as a show of force while officials inventory for missing tools and prepare to decide whether to resume the strike.
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Jessup
Marylands
House of Correction
Vernon L. Pepersack
Jstate
Correct Ition
Pepersack
LG Alt
James Panopoulos
Peper
Saigon
UPI
Boyes To Speak At Final UF Meeting Tomorrow At YMCA
Madison County United Fund closes its sixth annual drive with a noon meeting at the Anderson YMCA featuring Don E. Boyes as guest speaker. Officials aim for 100 percent or more of the $484,934 quota after a 94.3 percent showing last week. Campaign leaders expect all 17 divisions to report full or exceeded pledges as Thomas C. Funk serves as master of ceremonies. Robert M. Wagner will also speak. The funds fund 3 1 health and welfare programs next year.
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Madison County
United Fund
Anderson Ymca
Don E. Boyes
Delco-Remy
Amoun
Fune
Public Schools
Thomas C. Funk
Robert M. Wagner
Madison County United Fund Board
Boyes
Goldwater Attacks Johnson Over Political Daddyism In New York Garden Talk
Goldwater rapped Johnson and the Great Society during a State Theater appearance in New York, denouncing federal aid as eroding freedom and warning government spending spurs a socialist drift. He ridiculed the three major parties while predicting a march toward a more centralized state.
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Johnson
New York
Communist Party
The
Daily Worker
Democrat Party
Tom Anderson
State Theater
Anderson
America
United States
Republicans
Democrats
Supreme Court
Local Blaze Triggers Third Fire in Plagued Area
A blaze at 3:00 pm yesterday in an abandoned Fletcher Street building triggered a full investigation led by Fire Chief Jack Richardson. The extensively damaged structure is the third fire in a troubled neighborhood, where a farm co op elevator burned last week and a Central Avenue blaze occurred about four months prior. Juvenile officer Robert Scharnowske questioned two youths. no charges yet. Fire departments 1 2 and 7 responded. Assistant Chief Jack Bowmen led the effort. Authorities also probe the farm co op fire estimated at $100,000 amid conflicting witness accounts. Al Tibbitts heads the fire prevention team.
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Jack Richardson
Farm Co-Op
Richardson
Central Avenue
Robert Scharnowske
Jack Bowmen
al Tibbitts
Weather forecast hints at mild unsettled day ahead
Partly cloudy through to night with some light rain. Fair and continued mild to morrow. High today 65 72, low tonight in 40s. High yesterday 69, low 37. Sunset tomorrow 3 54 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7 05 a.m.
London betting house wagers on moon race odds
William Hill opened a provisional betting book on the race to the moon with 100 to 1 against any Soviet spaceman landing alive before January 1, 1971 and 151 to 1 against an American landing by that date. The book was launched from the United States.
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London
William Hill
Hill
United States
Estes Hears Bad News While Living in Palatial Home
A Texas attorney general says bankrupt farm tycoon Billie Sol Estes owes the state 547,500 in penalties for antitrust violations. The ruling by an Amarillo District court targets Estes and Commercial Solvents Corp for allegedly eliminating solvent competition by undercutting prices on anhydrous ammonia fertilizer tanks. Estes, who resides in Abilene, did not comment.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Billie Sol Estes
State of Texas
Abilene
Tex
Atty
Waggoner Carr
Amarillo
Texas
Estes and Commercial Solvents Corp
New York
West Texan
New Arrivals in Ane Anderson and Vicinity
St Johns Hospital welcomed a boy to Mr and Mrs Lannis Field Summitville and a boy to Mr and Mrs Willie Baxter 2008 Locust St A baby girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Harold Norrick 1617 Pearl St A boy for Mr and Mrs Melvin Sander man Fort Wayne a girl for Mr and Mrs Philip Aaron 1535 Johnson Ave A boy for Mr and Mrs Max E Taylor 242 Walnut St A girl for Mr and Mrs G B McIntyre Yorktown
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Summitville
Willie Baxter
Locust St
Community Hospital
Harold Norrick
Pearl St
Melvin Sandersman
Fort Wayne
Philip Aaron
Johnson Ave
Max E. Taylor
Walnut St
G. B. McIntyre
Yorktown
Miller Says Goldwater Victory Key to Peace
Republican vice presidential candidate William E. Miller told about 1500 people on the Florida Capitol steps that the nation's survival and world peace depend on Barry Goldwater's win. He urged that partisan politics have no place in the election and warned the outcome transcends any single political victory.
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Fla
UPI
William E. Miller
United States
Barry Goldwater
Miller
Florida
Ralph McCoy
Iman
Marietta
Johnson
Georgia
Macon
Augusta
McCoy
Detectives Probe Break-in At Mobile Oil Station
Capt. Robert Estes reports the Mobile Oil Station at St. St. and Madison Avenue was broken into last Saturday night by out a south window. An undetermined amount of cash was taken from a secret hiding place. A 26 year old Anderson man jailed on a warrant.
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Robert Estes
St. St
Madison Avenue
Estes
Anderson
Napens
Goads School Dedication Honors City Building Ceremony
The Church of God sponsored Anderson College dedicates its new 750000 science building. Louis C. Goad calls the structure a valuable asset offering opportunities for research, with remarks on liberal arts education by GM executive and local figures. A large turnout heard the address on the north campus lawn.
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Louis C. Goad
Goad
Robert H. Reardon
Project 62
Elmo A. Fuck
Frank H. Allis
Platform Party
Reardon
John A. Morrison
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