Britain backs European call for dollar devaluation
Britain joined a European push for devaluing the dollar against gold amid a world monetary reform. Talks among Group of 10 finance ministers in London include Japan and Canada backing the move, with Barber signaling broad UK support for aims like dollar devaluation, a shift away from the dollar as reserve currency, and a new IMF drawing unit. The piece also notes a U.S. surcharge on imports and upcoming meetings, alongside obituaries for Bessie Hartzell.
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London
Britain
Japan
Canada
Treasury
John B. Connally
Nixon
U.S
Anthony Barber
Mario Ferrari-Aggradi
Council of Ministers
Brussels
Barber
Ferrari-Agigradi
International Monetary Fund
United States
Sweden
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Connally
Emergency Run Dispatch Log On Duty Capt J Talkington
Emergency runs logged with multiple injuries and illnesses. Key events include 4:30 p.m. call at 2900 W 25th St to Community Hospital, 4:51 p.m. at 1328 W E St to St Johns Hospital, and 6:30 p.m. at 2110 Nichol Ave to St Johns Hospital with standby crew Riggs and Bod enhorn noted. Further entries include 6:51 p.m. at Scatterfield and Alliance roads for a victim at St Johns Hospital and 8:50 p.m. at 312 Beauvoir Circle to Community Hospital. 11:45 a.m. entry for illness at 9215 Madison Ave and other times at 1:28 p.m. 1915 E Eighth St and 12:08 p.m. 2120 George.
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J. Talkington
S. Silvey
St. John’s Hospital
Scatterfield
Alliance Roads
Nichol Ave
Riggs
Bodenhorn
Beauvoir Circle
Tae — Community Hospital
Eufeeddit Blake
Madison Ave
St. John's Hospital
George
E. Eighth St
New Arrivals Born at Local Hospitals
Birth notices list several newborns from area families including Overdorf a girl Pitt a girl Law son a girl Banke a boy Shaw a boy Jones 1308 W Third St Pratt Alexandria a girl Waller amire 1832 Whittaker a boy Wentzel 1726 Woodlawn Dr a girl.
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Harry Overdorf
Pitt
Mickey Lawson
William Banke
W. 38Th St
Community Hospital
James Shaw
Edward Jones
Third St
Russell Pratt
Alexandria
Jerry Walleramire
Whittaker
William Wentsel
Woodlawn Dr
Free Quart Pepsis With Fill-up Offer at Meadowbrook
Meadowbrook Standard announces a free quart of Pepsi with a fill-up at Meadowbrook, located near 38th and Main Streets. The banner promises the deal for customers who purchase a minimum eight gallons.
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Meadowbrook
38Th
Main Sts
Antibusing Flares Noted as Pontiac Protests Continue
Workers split over participation with some fearing to cross picket lines. Judge Damon F. Keith declined to deploy a large U.S. marshal force to Pontiac after NAACP and school board sought protection amid a week of demonstrations and sporadic violence at the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. District Court
Damon F. Keith
U.S
Pontiac
NAACP
Kings Inn Reopens Under New Management With Entertainment
Kings Inn Restaurant debuts new management led by Dick Steffan. The venue offers a daily lunch buffet and weekend entertainment. Patrons can enjoy a "Bittersweet Staff" show in the Star Light Room with Pat Lane on piano nightly and Dick Steffan, the Irish tenor, performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Inn
Dick Steffan
Starlight Room
Pat Lane
Timing and marijuana use in youth examined as life choice
The author argues marijuana use tamps timing and emotion, warns of potential future harm from early excess, and cautions against seeking inward meaning solely through drug use. Emphasizes outward acts of service and responsible living to shape genuine inner experience.
City Court News Sept 8 Reckless driving and intoxication cases
Rusty E. Alexander faces reckless driving with 50 dollars costs and 160 days probation. Driving while intoxicated case closed with judgment withheld. Madison County jail terms range from five to 180 days with suspended sentences for good behavior. Dozens of defendants from Muncie to Anderson face intoxication, theft, disorderly conduct, and traffic violations with varied fines, jail terms, and conditions.
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Rusty E. Alexander
E. Webster St
Madison County
James E. Bivens
Walton
Jerry K. Buck
Anderson
Estell R. Crabtree
Knightstown
Jeannie E. Crisp
Nichol
Harold F. Davis
Muncie
Larry Harrison
Alexandria
Lottie Henson
Markleville
Willie Hummel
Pendleton Ave
Arthur E. Johnson Jr
W. 23Rd St
Eddie M. Mendenhall
W. 14Th St
Mark M. Munyon
Rt. 3
Willie Peel
Madison Ave
Clarence Popp
Kentucky
Indiana
Lewis A. Ruffner
Fletcher
Terry Ritledge
James Thomas
Cedar
Anita Warner
Scatterfield Rd
Vickie Dale Williams
W. Winyard St
Madison
William H. Wilson
Randy H. Wright
Middletown
James A. Wood
Paul L. Hardy
Larry N.hathcoat
E. 49Th St
William Joseph Hexamer
Apache Dr
Norman R. Lewis
Orestes
Tommy Prestwood
James A. Wehrly
Cross St
Antoinette L.wilson
W. 12Th St
Phillip Womack
Mark K. Koebbe
12Th St
Sandra J. Looper
Hamilton Place
David L. Matherson
New Castle
Albert B. Simmons Jr
Halford
Sylvester Speikes
Marion
Auto Break-In and Burglary Reported
A business break-in and an auto burglary were reported to police on Tuesday. David Dice of Westside Recreation reported his shop at 4019 W. 16th St burglarized, with $50 in bills and rolls of coins taken, total value about 350 dollars. Entry was gained through a broken front door. Mrs. Harold Long reported her family car missing a tape player and several tapes from 1107 Brookline Ave while parked in the driveway.
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David Dice
16Th St
Westside Recreation
Bron
Harold Long
Brookline Ave
Mrs Helen Main 71 dies in Anderson at Community Hospital
Mrs Helen Ann Main 71 of 232 W Second St Anderson died at 3 30 a m Tuesday after three years illness Born in Anderson she lived here all her life She was daughter of James and Margaret Hodson Lurber married Henry Main in 1915 in Cincinnati Ohio Survived by husband two children Mrs Scott Parker and Hugh L Main two sisters Mrs J J Riesbeck and Mrs Lottie Adams seven grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev Robert Sutton officiating Interment at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Friends may call today 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home
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Bessie (Riggs) Hartzell
Community Hospital
34Th St
Jane Hartzell
Henry County
James and
Christina Prang Riggs
Ted” Hartzell
Anderson
Alice) Lemon
Richard
Dorothy) Reeder
LeRoy
Mary Alice) Kisher
William
Eva May) Doherty
Robert
Ethel Christina) Brattain
Pendleton
Ora
Carrie 'Nation) Brattain
Noblesville
Kenneth
Ruth) Hodson
Middletown
Vaughn J. Hartzell
Jessie W. Hartzell
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Helen Ann Main
Second St
James
Margaret Hodson Lurber
Henry Main
Cincinnati
Ohio
Guide Lamp
Scott
Marge) Parker
Hugh L. Main
J. J. Riesbeck
Denver
Colo
Lottie Adams
Muncie
Fursal
Harold E. Rozelle
Robert Sutton
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Robert Wilson Sparks
Ball Memorial H 1
Burkesville
Delco-Remy Plant 7
Mary Sparks
Michael Burch
New Castle
Carl Paul
Robert Schultz
Pompano Beach
Fla
Duke Risen
Mamie Sparks
Ballards and Shirey
Larry McAdams
Mechanicsburg Cemetery
Funeral
Selma
Delaware County
Harrison
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty Townships
Yorktown Christian Church
Delaware County Farm Bureau Association
Emery
Margaret) Jones
Carl
Hazel) Greenwalt
Paul
Gladys) Hiles
Evelyn) Ferguson
Parker
Everet C. Woolman
Riverview Hospital
Morgan County
Thomas and
Ella Randall Woolman
Hamilton County
Thorntown
First United Methodist Church
Iva Woolman
Harold Cox
James Goodnight
Lawrence W. Woolman
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Kendall Sands
Crownland Cemetery
Independents Change Site For Meeting In Anderson
The Independent Party of Anderson moved its 8 p.m. meeting to Trinity Baptist Church. IPA aims for a countywide slate with a nomination convention Sunday at Hazelwood School. Party chairman London Feemster said the event will outline long and short range programs and confirm candidates for local elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Party of Anderson
Trinity Baptist Church
London Feemster
IPA
Hazelwood School
Feemster
Attica riot figures and prisoner leadership clash
Anatomy ties a prominent negotiator to the prisoners through the figure Brother Richard. The text recalls radical inmates at Attica and similar prisons rejecting "system" morality and declaring a holy war. Johnson and hostages endured in the prisonyard as revolution talk intensified with visitors and lawyers calling state actions murderous.
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Attica
Richard
Auburn
Johnson
Citizens Committee
William Kunstler
Gov
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Bemis Co to Open Ink Plant in Waseca
Final plans are set for a Bemis Co ink manufacturing plant in Waseca Minnesota. The facility will operate as a Bemis branch under Craig Woolley of Indianapolis supervision and is expected to boost local industry and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waseca, Minn
Waseca
Bemis Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Craig Woolley
Anderson teacher Zelma Personett dies at 68
Zelma Pat Personett 68 of 116 W 38th St Anderson died Tuesday at St John Hospital after two years in poor health. A 42 year Anderson teacher, she was a Central Christian Church member and 50 year Eastern Star member. Survived by husband L Ward, two sisters Ruth Radabaugh Naomi Downey, a brother Maurice Conner, and three nephews. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at Cornell Bright in Pendleton. interment White Union Cemetery Middletown. Friends may visit after 2 pm today at the funeral home.
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Anderson
Zelma “Pat” Personett
St. John’s Hospital
David M
Yallie Maurice Conner
Union Township
Personett
Central Christian Church
Eastern Star
Markleville
White Shrine
AAUW
L. Ward Personett
Ruth Radabaugh
Naomi Downey
Maurice Conner
Indianapolis
Cornell Bright
Pendleton
Monroe Schuster
White Union
Middletown
Death notices and funeral services in Indiana area
Multiple obituaries list Thelma Houchins and a string of memorial rites for residents of Alexandria Middletown Muncie Noblesville and surrounding locales. Each item names deceased ages burial or service details funeral homes and interment sites with dates and times where specified. The report aggregates community passings with family, church and veteran status notes where readable.
Anderson Detroit air service eyed for expansion
Air Wisconsin plans to expand Anderson to Detroit service as demand grows. The Aviation Commission won FAA formal approval to build an air traffic control tower, with bids to be invited within two weeks and a target operation by early 1972. The tower aims to boost air safety and support Anderson's business growth.
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Darlington
Air Wisconsin
Hoosier
Midwest
Aviation Commission
Federal Aviation Administration
Commission
Son
Anderson
Attica Riot Details Questioned Weapons Reports
Cut Throats claimed rioters had zip guns made from rubber bands. Corrections officials denied firearms were found, while Van Eekeren later said zip guns had been reported. Authorities ordered silence as Attica hostage era ended with 38 guards and staff dead and 1,200 inmates mutinied. Makeshift weapons like bats, shovel handles, spears were displayed after the riot.
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van Eekeren
Attica
Corrections Department
Jerry Houlihan
Newsee
Houlihan
van Eckeren
Mrs Nora Wade 96 dies in Ft Lauderdale after long Noblesville life
Nora Wade born October 2 1874 in Richmond died Sunday at Broward General Medical Center Ft Lauderdale aged 96 She lived most of her life in Noblesville moved to Florida six years ago Surviving son Eugene Wade of Ft Lauderdale two grandchildren three great grandchildren Services pending at Coaltrin Funeral Home Noblesville Rev Lester Figgins formerly of Noblesville will officiate Interment Crownland Cemetery Noblesville
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FT. Lauderdale
Fila
Nora Wade
Broward General Medical Center
Richmond
Noblesville
Luther Wade
Grey Friends Church
Eugene Wade
State penal gunfire silence from superintendent
Superintendent George P said no statements will be released and only the Department of Corrections will speak to avoid conflicting reactions among Hoosier penal authorities. Heyne noted no planned security escalation at Indiana institutions and acknowledged legitimate grievances while noting ongoing reforms over the past years.
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George P
Herald
Department of Corrections
Heyne
Indiana
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Wediana Ave
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Jeanne Larson
Nancy Shuman
Tammy Knuckles
New York Times
Steve Oberreich
Ine
City Court News
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Forrester
Jack W. Harris
Sam Melville
Crain
Melville
County
Zelma Personett
Thelma Houchins
Paul Houchins
Sheridan
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Wilkinson
Robert D. Wilson
Hilda Rebecca Swager
Ralph E. Werking
Edgar Roy Hall
East Maplewood
Paul W. Rhodes
Lisa Ludek
St. Amprose
Thomas Heil
Berry Funeral Home
Auburn Cemetery
Charles Willard Lowe
Pascol Memorial Mortuary
Greenfield
Park Cemetery
Charles N. Mock
Guide Lamp Division
Elwood
Boone Township
Thomas
Rosetta Mock
New Light Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star of Alexandria
National Riflemen’s Assoc
Sophia Baker
Mary Abernathy
Don Knotts
John Hobbs
Chester Mock
Paul Mock
Gary
Noffie
Nutter Hughes
IOOF
Elmer E. Dotson
Ball Memorial Hospital
Detroit
Anderson-Detroit
Bibetek
Democrat City
Morris Johns
the Weatherly
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