Indiana Reels Over Greased Pig Illness At State Fair
State health officials report hog illness tied to the Indiana State Fair greased pig contest. Tests on two Morgan County pigs and tissue from several farms are negative for hog cholera, though decimated herds total 1,356 hogs in White County with indemnities of 50,854 dollars paid. Officials monitor imports and outbreaks across Kentucky and Ohio as the cholera investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lowell Barnes
U.S. Animal Health Division
Gibson County
White County
Barnes
Kentucky
K. B. Meyer
Purdue University Extension
Hamilton County
Floyd County
Warren County
Howard Pearson
Smiths Grove
Ohio
Darke County
ACSC Enrollment Drops Mirrors State Slide
Anderson Community Schools enroll 19,628 students, down 300 from last year, with counts showing 1,531 kindergartners and 9,144 in grades one through six. State totals hint at a statewide decline, with 1,229,000 pupils this fall, and ongoing school consolidations reduce total districts while expanding course and lunch offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
State Department of Public Instruction
ACSC
Indiana
Monroe County
Elkhart
Dubsis County
Danville
Adams County
Huntingburg
Unionville
Smithville
Dale
Terre Haute
Glenn
Lapel
Indianas
Greenwood
Washington Township
Marion
South Bend
Shelby
Catalina Invaded by Brown Berets at Avalon Harbor
A 25 man and one woman Brown Berets group staged a peaceful invasion of Avalon on Santa Catalina Island to protest the island's 100 year old acquisition after the Mexican-American war. Organizer David Sanchez said the purpose was to discuss Mexican-American issues with whomever comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon
Calif
Avalon Harbor
Santa Catalina Island
George Scott
Brown Berets
California
Mexico
Los Angeles
Brown Beret
David Sanchez
Sanchez
Labor and Capital in Tense Coexistence Across History
A reflective piece argues that every visible creation from the Great Wall to modern infrastructure results from labor and capital working together. It notes friction, hostility, and mutual dependence between labor and capital, stressing their dual rights to survival and warning against one side strangling the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Europe
Nixon Tanaka Nuclear Trade Talks On Hawaii Summit
President Nixon and Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka began six hours of talks in Hawaii focusing on a roughly one billion dollar trade package and a broader long term accord. They discussed easing the U S trade deficit with Japan while addressing Pacific power balance and China relations. The White House cautioned that figures were not yet final and no written agenda existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Nixon
Kakuei Tanaka
Pacific
Saigon
Ellsworth Bunker
Waikiki Beach
Kailima
Oahu
William P. Rogers
Tanaka
Masayoshi Ohira
Hawaii
Japan
U.S
United States
America
China
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Soviet Union
Ziegler
Bunker
Rogers
Henry Kissinger
State Communists Lose Appeal For Place On Ballot
INDIANAPOLIS AP Indiana Communists failed to have their national ticket certified by the State Election Board. Indiana secretary Michael Bayer announced 12 192 signatures while Gov Whitcombs aide refused a receipt. Bayer and aides argued for voters rights, noting loyalty oaths and legal support from the Indiana Civil Liberties Union. The party contends transformation to socialism over violence is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
State Election Board
United States
Bayer
McGovern
Nixon
Narcotics Squad Gets Increased manpower after undercover shooting
Indianapolis Police Chief Winston Churchill added 15 officers to the narcotics squad after three undercover narcotics officers were wounded by a shotgun blast. Officers faced higher danger and will carry shotguns and wear vests during forced entries. Harvey Anderson, Gary Hoover, and Elmer Combs were wounded. Anderson remained in hospital in serious condition with arm injuries.
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Indianapolis
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Asst
Donald Schaedel
Harvey Anderson
Marion County General Hospital
Anderson
Gary Hoover
Elmer Combs
New Arrivals at St Johns and Community Hospitals
Newborns reported at St Johns Hospital to Mr and Mrs Don Waymire Rt 2 a boy Mr and Mrs Daniel Keeney Rt 8 a boy Mr and Mrs Jay Stelter 4415 Scatterfield Rd a girl Mr and Mrs Steven Forster 1711 Heritage Dr a boy Born at Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs David Brook Lapel a boy Mr and Mrs Dan Keys Carmel a girl
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St. John’s Hospital
Don Waymire
Daniel Keeney
Jay Stelter
Scatterfield Rd
Steven Forster
Heritage Dr
David Brook
Lapel
Dan Keys
Carmel
Marriage License List Shows Multiple Local Couples
Donita Padgett of Anderson marries Kenneth Mash of Cs Idheteen. Kenneth Marsh of Chesterfield weds Carol Lawson of Lapel. Dennis Fuller of Alexandria weds Rhoda Harvey of Pendleton. Roderick Craig of Pendleton ties the knot with another local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donita Padgett
Anderson
Kenneth Mash
Cs Idheteen
Kenneth Marsh
Chesterfield
Carol Lawson
Lapel
Dennis Fuller
Alexandria
Rhoda Harvey
Pendleton
Roderick Craig
Anderson County Area Deaths Welcome Home Queen City
Charles R. Quinn 83 of 611 W 34th St died Thursday at St Johns Hospital after a six month illness. He worked 28 years at Delco Remy before retiring and enjoyed raising harness race horses with his sons. Survived by two sons Carl Indianapolis Wade Parma Ohio a granddaughter Deanna Owens Indianapolis and two great grandchildren. Services Saturday 1 pm Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home Rev Charles Taylor presiding Interment East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call today 2 5 and 7 9 p m at the funeral home. Herbert N Bancroft 70 Valley Grove Rd died at home Thursday. He was member of Central Christian Church Masonic Temple and Mt Moriah F AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Quinn
34Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Delco- Remy Division
Lena
Carl
Indianapolis
Wade
Parma
Ohio
Deanna Owens
Harold E. Rozelle
Charles Taylor
Fifth Street United Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Herbert N. Bancroft
Valley Grove Rd
Central Christian Church
Masonic Temple
Mt. Moriah F & AM
Pendleton
Nattie M. Rayburn
Rt. 2
Americana Nursing Home
Ellisville
Ron
Daniel
Josephine Busenbark
Bloomington
Cornell Bright
Valhalla
New Castle
M’s
Minnie R. Koons
Heritage Convalescent Center
First United Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
White Shine of Jerusalem
Pythian Sisters
William
Virgie) Klus
Wayne Yeater
Mooreland
Daleville
Port Charlotte University
Florida
Louise Stewart
First Christian Church
Port Charlotte
Dunkirk Friendship Garden Club
Daleville Faithful Few
Saunders Cemetery
Denzel
Jon Stewart
Robert
Delite) Smith
Fairmount
Forrest Stewart
Alfred Freyling
Police Investigate Cutting Of Man In Anderson
Police investigate a late Thursday assault in Anderson after Leslie Bell, 30, says eight men attacked him near Anderson High School. He was taken to St John’s with a stitched eyelid wound. An unidentified man who brought Bell to the hospital worked 43 years at Nicholson Fire before retiring in 1967. Bell’s survivors include wife Pauline Wilson, son Donald H., daughter Jean Kaufman of Indianapolis, and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set for Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
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Anderson
Leslie Bell
St. John’s
Sheridan
Bell
Anderson High School
16Th Street
Madison Avenue
Nicholson
Pauline Wilson
Donald H
Charles
Jean) Kaufman
Indianapolis
Mark
Tracy
Barri Kaufman
Baker Brothers Funeral
Paul Hart
East Maplewood
Funeral
Johnny
Robert Karvanek
Tigerton
Wis
William and
Irene Lindquist
UPA
New Castle Youth Faces Precharge Of Pot Possession
Anderson police narcotics officers acting on an anonymous tip arrested 19 year old Kenneth Eugene Davis of 1103 Sunset Drive New Castle on a precharge of marijuana possession. Detectives seized close to a kilogram 2.2 pounds of marijuana from his motel room.
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Morgan County
National Animal Disease
Ames
Iowa
Thomas Maddox
Bluegrass
Pearson Farm
Maddox
Gard
Logansport
Indiana State Prison
Catalina
Island
Houston
Texas
Chuck Barry
Jackman
Brenda Andrews
Edith Hall
UPI
William C. Lloyd
Edgar D. Whitcomb
State Board
Michael Bayer
Gary
Community Party
Theodore L. Sendak
Election Board
Gus Hall
Jarvis Tyner
The
Indiana Civil Liberties Union
U.S. District Court
Hammond
Mr. Sendak
Community Hospital
County
Charles Quinn
Herbert Bancroft
Gertrude Ham
Nattie Rayburn
Minnie Koons
Dana Cupp
Shirley
Dana Rene Cupp
Danny Cupp
Joan McClarnon
Glen Cupp
Knightstown
Wade Cupp
Sa‘mara Dalahagen
Greenfield
Neal Ingleking
Elizabeth Ingleking
Morristown
Hattie Couch
Condo & Son Fneral
Wilkinson
Bobby Dozier
McCray
Johnny Lindquist
Chicago
Leh
Cook County
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