Nationwide teacher strikes drain classrooms across states
Strikes emptied classrooms from Indiana and Michigan to Tennessee as New York City nears a strike. Boycotts in Boston Paterson and North Carolina linked to desegregation and budget disputes affected schools while court orders and injunctions pressured teachers to return.
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RN Tanya A Dickey Receives Indiana License
Mrs. Tanya A. Dickey, wife of James Dickey of 2111 S. P St., obtained a registered nurse license after two years of study at Indiana University Regional Campus Indianapolis and clinical work at Methodist Hospital. She graduated June 10 at Bloomington with an Associate of Arts in Nursing and a 3.2 GPA.
Warren Denies Delay for Vietnam Reservists
Chief Justice Earl Warren refused a request to halt 113 Army Reservists from deployment to Vietnam under the 1966 law used to mobilize without a war declaration. The suit, filed by Cleveland area soldiers led by Nathan R. Zahn, seeks to block their call up and challenge the constitutionality of the law as an unconstrained delegation of power to the President.
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Heady Appointed To BSU Faculty
Donald E. Heady of Elwood has been named assistant professor of speech at Ball State University. He previously taught at Community College in Alpena Michigan and holds a bachelor’s degree in speech from the University of New Mexico and a master’s in theater from Michigan State University. His wife is L Sue Shannon.
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Three Automobiles Damaged In Crash
Bad weather caused several minor traffic incidents Wednesday in Elwood. A collision at the intersection of S J and S Anderson streets left Carol LaPierre's car damaged about 500 dollars. Randolph Pool and Donna Sites also sustained damage to their vehicles. Pool's car damaged 200 dollars, Sites 250 dollars. Elwood Swimming Pool offered free swim today from 1 to 5 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. weather permitting.
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India Extends Time For Non-Visa Visits
New Delhi reports tourists arriving without visas may stay in India for up to one month, a change from the former three day limit. The policy applies to visitors entering the country for tourism and short stays.
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New Delhi
College Friend Keeps Students Linked to Home Town
A home town newspaper pitches a special college rate for sending a friend to campus life. The ad promotes daily companionship with an old friend to ease homesickness, inviting readers to call 643-5371.
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Grace Missionary Church In Revival
Revival services begin at Grace Missionary Baptist Church two miles east of Alexandria on Bethel Pike. Evangelist Rev. Merrill Isom of Morristown Tennessee will lead with Rev. Earl Lamb presiding at 7 30 each evening. No concluding date has been set.
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Hague Dies at 76 with Funeral Monday in Alexandria
Howard A Hague 76 of 409 West 3rd Street died Friday after a week long illness at Community Hospital Anderson He was a former Alexandria City Water Department employee born April 17 1892 in Nineveh A World War I veteran he belonged to American Legion Post No 87 and Vermillion Friends Church Funeral services are set for 10 am Monday at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home interment Nineveh Cemetery The family will receive friends after 2 pm Sunday at the funeral home He is survived by four nephews Lester Elbert Hague William Harold Hague and three nieces Mrs Wilma McCune Mrs Mary Lou Six and Mrs Ruth Ehrhart.
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Adults Offered Credit Courses By Elwood Public Schools
Elwood public schools resume adult evening classes with 20 enrollments needed per course. Registration 7 to 9 p.m. Monday in the high school library. First semester runs 16 weeks from Sept 16 to Jan 16 1969. A $5 book and lab fee due at registration. Courses include shorthand typing and general clerical work. George Kintzel's office provides additional information 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. daily before Sept 13.
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Alexandria chamber tours Columbus on downtown renewal effort
Six Alexandria Chamber of Commerce representatives toured Columbus to inspect private and public efforts to revitalize downtown. They viewed remodeled storefronts a proposed city federal plan bull dozing a central business district and a model block with a shared canopy. The group met planners and inspected a courthouse remodel and a new $1.5 million school while noting cost comparisons and potential shopping center ideas.
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New Four Way Stop To Halt Speeding
Alexandria motorists are advised to slow down at Lincoln Ave and Monroe St as the street department installs a new four way stop to enforce the city ordinance aimed at reducing speeding on Lincoln Ave.
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Moody Institute evangelist to lead eight day crusade at First Baptist
Rev Ernest Malyon D D of the Moody Bible Institute Chicago will conduct an eight day evangelistic crusade at First Baptist Church starting Sunday September 8 He has pastored taught in the Pacific Northwest and served on Moody Institute extension staff since 1958 He has led Conservative Baptist Association work and sits on denominational school boards Services begin September 8 and 15 at 1030 a m and 730 p m Week night services start at 730 with nursery care provided
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Tipton Man Fined At Court Session
Roy Howell, 126 Dearborn St., Tipton, was fined 10 dollars and costs on a public intoxication charge at Elwood City court. Judge Michael Tancey presided. Christine Cunningham of Alexandria and John Croy of 805 S 17th St. were involved in an auto collision Thursday afternoon with $400 and $75 damages respectively. Lola Brown, 618 W Main St., was taken to Mercy Hospital.
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Elwood Adult Evening Classes Open for Registration
Elwood Public Schools announce registration next Monday night for eight week Adult Evening classes for locals and surrounding residents. A $3 enrollment fee per class applies with possible extra book or supply costs. classes begin if 10 or more enroll. Certificates issued for 80 percent attendance with courses on driver education typing blueprint reading management seminar and more starting Sept 9.
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Robertson Family Has Annual Reunion
Elwood attendees gathered for the Robertson family reunion at Callaway Park. Otis Robertson, 74, and his Amboy wife were the oldest. Deanna Barrett seven months, Gregory Toler one, and Brian Scott Robertson were the youngest. Ruth Mosier received a gift for hosting 19 family members. Richard Toler’s family pledged the farthest distance. 1969 officers were Waldo Robertson president Roe Robertson vice president Ruth Mosier secretary treasurer and Marie Blevins talent. 1969 reunion set for the Sunday before Labor Day.
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Knights of Columbus Announce September Activities
Elwood Knights of Columbus lists square dances tonight and Sept 20 from 8 to 11. A new 10 week square dance class starts Sept 8. Wednesday game night continues and an open house is planned Sept 28 with a Monte Carlo theme. West visits noted for Buttler family and Mrs Goodknight with the U S Navy at Long Beach California.
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