Air Force 20th Anniversary Open House at Bunker Hill AFB
Air Force marks twenty years as a separate service with an open house at Bunker Hill AFB on Sunday September 18 1947. Visitors view historic aircraft including B 17 Flying Fortress B 47 and B 58 Hustler with the Thunderbirds F 100 Sabres. The event features a parade golf tournament parachute team and 2nd Air Force Band with free admission starting 2:30 p.m.
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Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Strategic
Ar Command
US 31
Kokomo
Peru
Bunker Hill Afb
Foc Ned Lates Ai Orce Aeria
Thunderbirds
United States Army
2Nd Air Force Band
Strategic Air Command
Air Force 20
Johnson talks on Vietnam policy and peace efforts
President Johnson addresses Vietnam policy amid congressional debate. He dismisses rumors of a new peace move around Vietnamese elections and urges avoidant speculation. He notes differences between military and civilian leaders and comments on politics and a potential peace candidate.
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Johnson
Congress
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Eeeanet Nominai
Republic
Candia Johnson
Languag
America
Saaee
Sof
Boscey
U.S
Milwaukee Night Protests Highlight Racial Tensions
Demonstrations erupt as Groppi and supporters challenge a mayoral ban on marches on Milwaukee's south side. Police and church leaders clash over free speech while plans for a “freedom now festival” and nighttime parade unfold near St Boniface and a local public school playground.
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Maier
Ney
Mwaukee Toe Yin Man
Core
St. Boniface
U S Steel Announces Third Price Increase This Month
U S Steel announced its third price increase in a month as industry concerns mount over inflation. Gardner Ackley urged restraint, saying price hikes risk stability and public reaction to steel costs rises. U S Steel stressed awareness of inflation while noting a return to earlier price stability.
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U.S. Steel
Gardner Ackley
President's Council of Advisers
Ackley
Johnson Says No Change Seen in Labor Proposal Amid Auto Strike Tensions
President Johnson said he hopes for no modification of the proposal and noted no decision yet on using Taft Hartley to halt a copper strike cutting national activity. He stayed near Washington over Labor Day weekend, hinting at possible trips to Camp David or a Potomac boat ride to stay productive.
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Tion
Johnson
Washington
Texas
Camp David
Maryland Mountains
Potomac
Groppi led protest at St Boniface. 137 arrested under ban
After a rally at St Boniface Church protesters clashed with police as the mayor's ban on marches ran 4 PM to 9 AM daily. Groppi and Alderman Vel Phillips faced resisting arrest charges, bond set at 25 dollars, with a Sept. 14 court date. Groppi’s bond was upheld citing his past record and the offense's seriousness.
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St. Boniface
Groppi
Maier
William Cousins
Milwaukee
Vel Phillips
Moet
Butilwaukee
Christ Seraphim
Aml Seraphim
Friry
Modest price changes argued as necessary and restrained
Inland Steel's Joseph L. Block cites noninflationary aims and urges moderation. He notes 1966 return on invested capital was unsatisfactory and 1967 results have been more disappointing with second quarter profits down about 36 percent. Steel bar price hikes follow recent plate and canmaking steel increases.
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Joseph L. Block
Inland
Motorcycle Crash Leaves Rider With Wrist Injury
Police report a motorcycle ridden by Bates struck the rear of a vehicle driven by Leo D. Judy at an intersection while Bates attempted a left turn. Bates was treated at St. John’s Hospital for abrasions to the left hand and a possible left wrist fracture.
Ford Named Adds Demands for Fair Share in UAW Talks
The UAW council approved a resolution pressuring Ford to be a target firm with wage gains projected to exceed 1 million dollars over a three year pact for 650,000 workers. References to past strikes against Ford since 1941 and 1961 outline how unions and Ford clashed over contracts and plant agreements. Chrysler officials denied collusion among manufacturers to hinder independent bargaining.
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Reuther
UAWF
Ford
Chrysler Corp
District Sees Major Shifts In 1967 Elementary Enrollment
Public school year 1966 67 records show over 100 pupils in grades K 6 with kindergarten up about 40 to 1370. Forest Hills will be the largest elementary with Washington second. total elementary enrollment falls to 7976 from 8126 while special education rises to 88. Hillcrest enrollment sits at five, down three.
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Ion
Brent
Central Avenue
Columbia
Edgewood
Forest Hills
Franklin
Hazelwood
Hiawatha
Sacred
Longfellow
Meadowbrook
North Anderson
Park Place
Riley
Roosevelt
Seventh Street
Shadeland
Southview
Twenty-Fifth Street
Tenth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Washington
Westvale
Washington School
Hillcrest School
Anderson College Noted For Size Rank In Indiana Ahead Of 50th Anniversary
Anderson College reports 12th largest enrollment among Indiana’s 41 higher education institutions and sixth among church related colleges. The school hosts 41 states and several international students from Kenya Canada Germany Hong Kong Lebanon Brazil Guyana Grand Cayman Trinidad. Fulltime student body totals include 461 freshmen 356 sophomores 281 juniors and 309 seniors with graduate studies also active. Wing Led a 1917 Bible Training Seminar program with 1206 students in teacher training and related fields.
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Michigan
States
Kenya
Canada
Germany
Hong Kong
Lebanon
Brazil
Guyana
Grand Cayman
Trinidad
Een
E E McDaniels Lawyer Dies Wife Remains Surviving Kin
E E McDaniels attended Indiana University and earned a 1933 law degree. He set up practice in Anderson. His wife Margaret Kuch McDaniels died Nov 14 1966. Survived by daughter Mrs Walter (Marjorie) K of Anderson and sister Mrs Louis De Turk of Indianapolis and two others Teresa and John KC. Funeral at Brown Butt Funeral Home with viewing after 2 p m Monday. Services at 1 p m in First Methodist Church. Interment Beech Grove Cemetery in Muncie.
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Indiana University
Anderson
Margaret Kuch McDaniels
Walter
Marjorie) K
This City
Louis de Turk
Indianapolis
Teresa
John Kc
Brown Butt
John the
Mounds Academy Plays Low Priority in State Park Funding
Mitchell disclosed earlier that several park projects had higher priority and ready funds. He said money for lower priority efforts like Mounds would come from available state cigarette tax receipts as they become available.
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Mitchell
U S Troops Stay On Alert Amid Saigon Violent Spree
Reports say U.S. troops in Saigon remain in good condition after a patrol shooting. Guerrillas kill a Vietnamese policeman and attack a police jeep. A bomb kills two and wounds thirty near Ben Cat district. Mortar fire hits Kien Hoa as curfews tighten before Sunday elections. Rebels abduct dozens near Da Nang and surrounding hamlets.
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Huriday Hand
Kien Hoa
Mekong
Ellsworth Bunker
Marine
da Nang
Funeral services for Sp 4 Al len L Jackson Tuesday
Funeral services for Sp 4 Allen L Jackson 21 son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Jackson 3924 Columbus Ave who was killed by small arms fire Aug 25 in South Vietnam will be held at 10 am Tuesday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation 7-9 pm Sunday and 4-9 pm Monday. Jackson served in the 101st Airborne Infantry. He graduated from Anderson High School and attended Ball State University before enlisting Feb 21 1966. He was survived by three sisters and three brothers and two grandmothers.
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Allen L. Jackson
Wayne Jackson
Columbus Ave
South Vietnam
Brown and Butz
Jack Cornwell
Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints
Memorial Park Cemetery
Jackson
101St Airborne Infantry
Ball State University
Lillian Sullivan
Sue Ann Davis
Yucaipa
Calif
Max Boys
Anderson
Bonnie Sloan
Dee Wayne Jackson
Taylor
Daleville
Sullivan
Mary B. Shell
Charles Lawison
Redlands
Elwood Man E C Chalfant Dies After Long Illness
Elwood Erman Carr Chalfant 85 formerly of Rt 3 Alexandria died Friday at 5 m at a Logansport hospital after years of illness Born Feb 24 1882 in Madison Marion and Josephine Chalfant he farmed in Dundee area Survivors include two foster children Miss Marjorie Waymire and Kenneth Waymire of Rt 3 Alexandria and several cousins The body was returned to Copher and Foster Funeral Home Elwood for visitation after services tentatively planned with burial at Elwood City Cemetery
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Erman Carr Chalfant
Rt. 3
Alexandria
Logansport
Madi- Marion
Josephine Chalfant
Dundee
Marjorie Waymire
Kenneth Waymire
Copher
Fall Schedule Opens At Trinity Church School
The fall church school program at Trinity Church outlines services for younger children with teachers Mrs Edwin Wen Som, Mrs Dan Keys, and Mrs Richard Wright, and grade plans led by Ken Ballinger. Grades 4 to 12 meet in church and class sessions during the sermon. A holy communion is planned at 10 a.m. with the rector Rev. David L. Barclay, and choir rehearsals begin Sept 8.
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Schedue
Rin Delon
Ssoe and
Kinthe Ove
Edwin Wen Som
Dan Keys
Richard Wright
Ken Ballinger
Oe Ge
Atroday
Saad Midly
Harold Taylor
Donald Bell
Robert Scharnowske
Church School
Harrold Ashley
Robert Grimwell
George Calicutt
James Fosner
David L. Barclay
Harold San
Winter Reveals Self As Literate Animal Lover
Daniel P. Mannix presents The Fox and the Hound about Tod the red fox and Copper the bloodhound. The lively animal narrative follows the fox’s survival amid guns traps and hunts while Copper learns the fox’s tricks and closes the chase with suspenseful encounters.
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Winter
Fox
Daniel P. Mannix
Dutton
Tod
Copper
Mannix
Obituaries for Leasure Raper Forrey Martin Krebs Harper Surber
Obituary notices list Hattie B. Leasure age 71 of 418 W 2nd St. death after illness while shopping. Ora Raper 65 of 428 Alliance Rd. dies suddenly. funeral at Harold E Rozelle. Lucia Forrey dies in Indianapolis graveside services planned. Nick Martin Sr. 88 of Rt 5 Anderson scheduled at Nazarene Church. George W Krebs 57 tool maker buried at Anderson Memorial Park. Henry L Harper 69 of 1609 Lincoln St funeral at Second Methodist Church. Frank C Surber 69 of Rt 4 to be laid to rest at K of P IOOF Cemetery Frankton.
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Hattie Leasure
Hattie B. Leasure
2Nd St
Leasure
Lodge
Paducah
Charles A. Leasure
Ms Ge Agington
Genwre _ Sadie
Nancy Heinemann
Anderson
Sadie Dycus
Mich
Sadie Collins
Harold FE. Rozelle
Nick Martin SR
Rt. 5
Church of the Nazarene
John Wine
Easterna
Brown and Butz
George W. Krebs
Sheridan St
Guide Lamp Division
Trinity Episcopal Church
David Barclay
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
John A. Johnson
George Huffman
James Moore
Arthur Franks
Frederick Teeter
Ivan Fisher
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Henry Harper
Henry L. Harper
Lincoln St
Second Methodist Church
M. L. Brooks
East Maplewood
Brooks Memorial Chapel
Frank Surber
Frank C. Surber
Rt. 4
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Robert Carter
Middletown Church of God
K of P
Frankton
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries list Grace Wood of Noblesville taught in Indianapolis schools and died at Greenwood Village. Gertrude Blackburn of Fortville died in New Jersey. survivors include spouse and grandchildren. Anna Curtis of Fortville had funeral services scheduled at Fortville Funeral Home. Charles Allen Wilson infant of Wilkinson is buried after services conducted at Wilkinson Church of Christ.
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Grace Wood
Noblesville
Grace
Indianapolis
Gertrude Blackburn
Fortville
Gertrude W. Blackburn
Westfield
N. J
New Jersey
A Blackburn
James B
Frank Clark
Williamsburg
Sally Blackburn F
San Francisco
Calif
William Blackburn
Fisher Funeral Home
Wilson
Wilkinson
Charles Allen
Jack
Cares Wilson
Wilkin
Bali Memorial Tal
Muncie
Onnen
Wilkinson Yy
Lilburn
Wilkinson ‘Church of Christ
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Growth stocks beat inflation in new report says Spear
Babson Park Mass investment advisers Spear & Staff Inc argue growth stocks beat inflation long term. Roger E Spear notes $25 000 invested in 1940 in 30 Dow industrials would be worth 55 000 in 1940 dollars today, excluding dividends, while bank savings would buy only 10 000.
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Mass
Copuy
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E As Son Bible Training
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Ora Raper
Alliance Rd
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Howe Fire Apparatus Co
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Richard
Phyllis) Bannion
Chesterfield
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George E. Amy
Jack L. Raper
Markleville
Richard J. L. Raper
Middletown
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Hazel Jenkins
Juanita Walford
Lester Raper
Keeves
Harold E. Rozelle
John Wood
the Mounds Baptist Church
Lucia Forrey
Dianapolis
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Alfred Dickson Hurst
George C. Forrey III
Neil C. Stilwell
Charles Hurst
Flanner and Buchanan Funeral Home
George Krebs
Madison
Anna Curtis
Anna M. Curtis
Robert Curtis
Dunbarry Rd
Rev. Everett
Indi
Pendleton
K-mart
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