Equal Opportunity Day Speaker Named for Luncheon
Holmes deputy ex executive director of the National Urban League 4 Urban League named speaker for the Equal Opportunity Day luncheon on Thursday November 15 at 12 noon in the Kane Dining Room at Anderson College Student Center. Anthony J Malone county Urban League executive director leads lunch arrangements. Holmes holds Hofstra Rutgers degrees in personnel management and joined the National Urban League in 1962 rising to his current post last year.
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Saoip Holmes
National League
Urban League
Kane
Anierses College
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Anthony J. Malone
County Urban League
Holmes
Hofstra
Rutgers
National Urban League
Madison County
Temporary Courthouse Dock Denies Vacation Amid Plaster Collapse
Boots authority questioned after a plaster joint fell from the temporary courthouse ceiling during remodeling. Johnson blamed old plaster loosened by workers while dry wall cracks date back years. City Attorney Campbell warned of legal steps before any vacation. fire inspector Stoops notes no recent fire inspection due to ongoing work and says center is nearing another check. R. H. Roberts could not be reached for comment.
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Johnson
Boots
Jing
Jack Campbell
Campbell
William Stoops
Stoops
R. H. (Raby) Roberts
Emge Meatpacking Teeters as Inventory Cleared
Emge in Anderson is shipping out meat and liquidating its inventory amid a looming labor dispute. Supervisor Richard W. George says the site is “cleaning up,” with the plant on West Eighth Street reducing meat stock in anticipation of contract negotiations and potential work stoppages.
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Emge Meatpacking
Anderson
Emge
Richard W. George
George
West Eighth Street
Roger P. Elpers
Thursda Burton Larue
Marhoefer
Muncie
Muncie Meatpackers
Markhoefer
LaRue
Swift and Armour
Armour
Halloween safety tips staged by authorities
Officials urge parents to inspect candy and costumes for safety. Advice includes using reflective tape on outfits and keeping lighted pumpkins away from flammable materials. Authorities warn drivers to watch for street obstructions and enforce a 7 90 p m street clearance with limited exemptions for police and town staff.
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American Medical
Iowa
Michael Sellers
Metropolitan
Washington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Saxbe Nominated for Attorney General Post
Sen. William Saxbe of Ohio was reported as Nixon’s pick for attorney general though he had not been offered the job. He said he would seriously consider it if offered, aiming to restore morale and steady the Justice Department after Watergate events while discussing Cox firing and the special prosecutor’s role.
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Washington
William C. Saxbe
Ohio
Nixon
Saxbe
White House
Alexander M. Haig
Melvin R. Laird
Bryce Harlow
Capitol Hill
Hi Tve
Justice Department
Senate
Cambodia
Cox
Special Prosecutor's Office
James Duerk
FBI
Duerk
William D. Ruckelshaus
Hhe
Ruckelshaus
HR. Haldeman
John P. Ehrlichman
Nikon
William B. Loxbe
Soxbe
Deaths in Anderson and Madison County Area
Multiple obituaries inform of deaths in Fairmount and surrounding towns. Lydia M. James of Fairmount leaves a large family. Oren Keller of Fairmount dies after hospital stay. William B. Goudy of Shirley dies. George C. Woolley of Alexandria dies. Agnes Stookey of Elwood dies. infant Dennis Butler Fakes dies at Riley Hospital. funeral services scheduled across local funeral homes with various survivors listed.
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Lydia James Fairmount
Lydia M. James
David James
N. Elm St
Pennsylvania
Fairmount
Owens Illinois Glass Company
Gas City
Hubert Heath
Upland
Catherine Shaw
Levi ¢ Dodson
Jonesboro
Charles Mansbarger
Summitville
I. T. Rogers
Park Cemetery
Oren Keller
Tacoma
Carl
Agnes) Pace
Als
Sey
Rutherford
Elwood
Agnes Stookey Elwood
Agnes Aankey
Rt. 3
West Elwood
Tipton County
Percy ‘Stookey
Pearl Copus
Bulay ‘Ayer
Anders
Charles + Shokey
Alexandria
Hazel Carpenter
Preston Adair
New Lancaster
Jack
Junvor
Tamara Joy’ Rakes
Dennis
Betty Butler Fakes
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Mercy Hospital
Angie Fakes
Arother
Kevin Fakes
Ome
Jesse’ Butler
Robert Fakes
Christmas Decorations and Energy Use in Anderson
City utilities chief Otis Cox says Thanksgiving decorations will go up as usual in Anderson. The lights are city installed on poles, not metered, with power purchased from Indiana Michigan Electric. County officials discuss heat conservation and lights in the new county building, with most interior lights to be shut off after occupancy.
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Otis Cox
Anderson City Utilities Office
Retail Merchants Association
Cox
Indiana and
Michigan Electric Company
Clifton Paddock
the Herald
Anderson Works Board Advances 38th Street Widening Project
The Anderson Board of Works approves a three year lease with Cite to Works and authorizes two appraisers for the 38th Street widening and improvements from Madison Avenue west to Raible Avenue and Main Street east to sewer, with costs totaling 246,372.06. Proceedings approve utility rolls, a new city garage pickup, and bids for an auxiliary leon pensor.
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Anderson Board of Pub
Cite To Works
de Leasing
Indianapolis
Thirty - Eighth Street
Madison Avenue
Raible “Ay
Main Street
Henry St
Main St
Iteaee Nie Resa Eanneet
Brown St
Aid
Gene Crull
Tammine
Newborns Reported at St. John's Hospital
New arrivals include three sons born to local couples. Mr and Mrs John Cooper of 1910 Shepherd Rd have a son. Mr and Mrs Carl Blaize of Canterbury Road have a son. Mr and Mrs David Baker of Jorton Street have a son.
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St. John’s Hospital
John Cooper
Shepherd Ra
Carl Blaize
Canterbury Rad
David Baker
Jorton St
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Wit
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Armour and
Swift
Associated Press
Elpers
Tas
Chaille
el Chaille
Amalgamated Meat Caters and Butcher Workers of North America Union
The
Commission
Cowan, Tenn
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Howard G. Betty
Lawrence McAbee
Anderson and
Hiam Goudy
Shirley
Willam_ B
Goudy
Shirley Area
Marion Veterans
World- Bestos
New Castle
Bob
Shirley United Methodist Vinson Memorial Cemetery
McCray Cemetery
George Woolley
George C. Woolley
Rt. 1
Aldria
Purdue Univrsity
Sappa Delta Rho
Elks and Eagles
Moose Lodge
Marion
Art Woolley
Mary) Wells
Reader's Digest
Jim Johnson
38Th Street
Me Donal
ST. Rds
Deckaman Puich
Raymond L. Cain
ACSW
Citizens Bank
Anderson, Indiana
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