Emergency Runs Across City Injuries and Illness Reported
A series of emergency calls shows multiple injuries and illnesses reported at locations including 12:27 p.m. 1200 E Fifth St, Broad way, Morton, Club 21, Madison County jail, Fifth Street and Nursery, 14th Street and Fletcher, Park Avenue, Central Ave, Pendleton Ave, Rangeline and Mounds roads, Columbus Ave, West 18th Street, and Romine Road. Responders Captain C McKissick, Lieutenant W Shryock, Captain D Smith, Lieutenant B Blake, Captain J Talkington, and Lieutenant Silvey on duty with Community and St John’s Hospitals handling incidents throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. McKissick
W. Shryock
Fifth St
Broadway
Wiley and Grimes
Morton
St. John’s Hospital
Madison County
St. John's Hospital
D. Smith
B. Blake
Fifth Street
14Th
Fletcher Streets
Park Avenue
Central Ave
W. 12Th St
Columbus Avenue
Indi
West 18Th Street
Raible Avenue
Halford
J. Talkington
Silvey
Brentwood Ave
Hook's Drugs
Edgewood Plaza
Romine Road
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Floodwaters from rain swollen rivers swept parts of Barcelona Province on Monday, killing six people and causing serious damage. Police reported the deaths and described the flooding as severe across affected areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Spain
Paynter's Apothecary Prescription File at Williams Pharmacy
Paynter's prescription file is now available at Williams Pharmacy located at 1109 Meridian. The arrangement expands access for customers needing historic records and medication histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paynter
Williams Pharmacy
Wage Freeze Delays Alex Pay Hike
Alexandria school chief Thomas, Jr. told the board wage price rules delayed a teacher raise and overpayments would adjust on next payroll. Teachers with summer master’s degrees keep increases on last year’s schedule. The board also hired Jimmy Haln for intramural programs and discussed an interschool basketball tourney. An easement for road access west of the high school was approved. A single October meeting was set and Thomas will attend a Sept. 27 budget hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Thomas Thomas, Jr
Nixon
Thomas
Alexandria ‘Elementary School
James Wehsellek
Jimmy Haln
Bob Rogers
Cunningham
Rogers
11Th St
County Tax Board
Pentagon Papers Battle Reaches Court Over Subpoena
Senate subcommittee chair Sen. Bevin condemns a Justice Department subpoena of Gravel aide Leonard Redberg as a direct attack on senators rights while Arthur Garrity Jr. in Boston weighs if Redberg must testify. Beacon Press faces publication disputes and potential damages over the Pentagon Papers edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam J. Bevin Jr
Dn.c
Senate
Justice Department
Gravel
Boston
Pentagon
Ervin
Arthur Garrity Jr
Leonard S. Redberg
Redberg
Beacon Press
Alaska
Beacon
Burhardt
Buzhardt
UN Debates Priority on Excluding Nationalist China
George Bush says the U S resolution to expel Nationalist China could be adopted as an important question. The General Assembly debated seating Peiking last year and the steering committee will shape the process. Delegates view Thant’s successor as likely to be chosen quietly amid private consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bush
U.S
United Nations
China
General Assembly
Assembly
Thant
New Arrivals Listed by Families
A series of birth announcements from multiple families naming newborns by surname and home address. From Mr. and Mrs. Loverly to Mr. and Mrs. Corder, the messages record names of babies born at various streets and cities, including twins for Melvin Jackson and a birth at St. John’s Hospital for Lawrence Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David ‘Ace” Loverly
George
David Parker
Stoner
William Wehrly
E. Lynn Sr
Larry Golday
Rafael Barrara
Alexandria
James Ducheteau
Rt. 2
Summitville
Ronald Briggs
Alhambra
Melvin Jackson
St. John’s Hospital
Lawrence Petrick
Pershing Dr
Duane Merrill
Ivy Lane
Larry Corya
E. Hartman Rd
Dallas Curtis
Michael Brashears
Elva
Warren Roberts
E. Third St
Gerald McMullen
Pendleton
Indiana contemplating noninstructional school spending survey
Local Trip submitted for federal approval coordinates study by Warren King Associates. James E. Newsome notes 45 percent of school funds go to noninstructional items and compares contracted services versus direct hires. First surveys target Gary Fort Wayne Indianapolis Muncie Evansville with 37 businessmen on a 12 week loan. Vern Hekes chairs the task force. Loughlin says no plan to hire teachers though 3 000 graduates may not find teaching work this fall. He urges using 1 8 million of state funds to hire teachers and seeks sub agent status for direct federal fund applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Newsome
Gary
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Muncie
Evansville
Vern H. Hekes
Eli Lilly International Corp
Loughlin
Indiana
Two Accidents Injure Three In City Streets
Two separate crashes on city streets injured three people. One at Jackson Street and Broadway involved James K. Reeves 27 who was treated and released after hitting a utility pole. A second two car collision at Nelle and West 16th sent Shirley Buckley 34 admitted in fair condition to St. John's Hospital and Gary Thornburg 42 treated and released.
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Jackson Street
James K. Reeves
Rt. 3
St. John’s Hospital
Broadway
Nelle
West 16Th Streets
Shirley Buckley
Gary Thornburg
Kerrwood Dr
Buckley
West 16Th Street
Thornburg
Nelle Street
Seminar CODA hosts community drug education series
Seminar sociation in cooperation with the Madison County Council on Drug Abuse CODA presents the first community drug abuse education program. Heads of the CODA committee are Earl Simpson and Mrs Olive Maurer. A registration fee of 2 covers materials. Sessions feature speakers from Aquarius House Madison Circuit Court Anderson Human Aid Center Madison County Guidance Center and Marion Veterans Hospital among others. One man can now care for 60000 to 75000 broiler chickens with a modern feeding system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Council On Drug Abuse
CODA
Coda Education Committee
Earl Simpson
Olive Maurer
The
Mental Health Association
Mike White
Mark Sharman
Aquarius House
Muncie
Madison Circuit
Carl Smith
John Gunter
Tom Cox
Jay Benoit
Anderson Human Aid Center
Don Maxstadt
Madison County Guidance Center
Death notices in Anderson and surrounding area
Multiple obituaries list Mary T Haas 71 of 1706 Louise died at Community Hospital after four weeks illness born 1900 in Dayton Ohio. Mary and husband Harlow Haas missionary work in British Guiana 1923 27, survived by husband son foster son brother two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral by Baker Brothers. Also Grace Thomas 74 died at Turtle Creek Convalescent Centre with six children and many relatives. Henry N Mallette 80 formerly of Rhode Island died after short illness. Homer Harvey 64 Middletown died after long illness with two sisters and nieces. Charles Truex 57 Upland died after 9 45 p.m. Sunday. John Allen Rice 30 Dover Delaware died in auto wreck. Edith Rice injured. Vetus C Forushee 80 Pendleton a Guide Lamp retiree. daughter sister grandchild. Everett Coverdale 63 Lapel long illness. two daughters and one grandchild. Final rites for Mrs Tella Welch Hamm today. Interments in Mendon Brookside Sun set Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary T. Haas
Louise
Community Hospital
Dayton
Ohio
Harry
Ottie Herschbarger Toot
Anderson
Richmond
Madison County Welfare Department
Madison
Haas
Girl Scouts
Prince of Wales
Dover
Dela
John Allen Rice
L. A. Rice
Cederburg
Wisc
Golf Club, Road
Edith
Afton
June
Jean
Barbara
Pendleton
Vetus C
Vic” Forushee
St. John’s Hospital
North Carolina
Norman and
Adeline Fornshee
Moline
Ill
Guide Lamp Division
Irma) Finnister
Humansville
Swannee Babber
Frank Fornshee
Cornell Bright Funeral Home
James Townes
LAPEL
Everett Coverdale
Glass
Lapel Town
Ford Street
Indianapolis
Cheryl Sue Ohler
Harry Smith
Ford Street United Methodist Church
Brookside Cemetery
William Ferguson 82 Dies at Americana Nursing Home
William Alfred Ferguson 82 died at 4 a.m. Friday at the Americana Nursing Home where he had resided since July 25 1968. Born in Delaware County he leaves two nieces Alberta Watt Anderson and Mary Castor Lapel and two nephews Charles and Ernest Ferguson Anderson. Final services 10 a.m. today at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home with Rev S J Roberts of the Church of the Nazarene Alexandria officiating. Interment East Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alfred Ferguson
Americana
W. 13Th St
Delaware County
Alberta Watt
Anderson
Mary Castor
Lapel
Charles
Ernest Ferguson
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
S. J. Roberts
Church of the Nazarene
Alexandria
East Maplewood Cemetery
Obituary roundup from Madison and Anderson area deaths
Mrs. Bessie L. Imel 82 of 604 Woodlawn Dr died at Community Hospital after a seven month illness. Widow of Walter Imel she leaves four children two sisters two brothers and nine grandchildren. Daughter Nondas died last year. Funeral 10:30 a.m. today at Elbert C. Frazee Funeral Home Middletown with Rev Don Camp officiating. Burial Richland Township Cemetery. Gilbert M. Hefron 59 of 1532 W Sixth St died at Community Hospital after three years of poor health. Born Chicago May 10 1912 he moved to the area in 1945 and worked 20 years for Schleyer Pump Co. He was a Moose and AMVETS member and WWII veteran. Survived by wife Mary sister and brother. Baker Brothers Funeral Home service 1 p.m. Wednesday. interment later the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
James
Martha Tucker Trueblood
John W. Thomas
Baker Brothers Funeral
Edwin Helms
Emmanuel Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Middletown
Church of Christ In
Alberta Harvey
Carl
Ruth) Painter
J. E. Peer
Rose Hill Cemetery
Madison County
Bessie L. Imel
Woodlawn
Community Hospital
Walter Imel
Weems
Susan Chambers Bronnenberg
Richland Township
Bethany Christian Church
Hazel Imel
Fort Wayne
Milburn Imel
Freetown
Ralph Imel
Anderson
Walter Im
Gilbert M. Hefron
Sixth St
Chicago
William J. Herron
New Castle
Schleyer Pump Co
Loyal Order of the Moose and
Amvets
Mary
B. Kneisley
Kouts
William A. Herron
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Henry Boynton
Four Square Methodist Church
Friends
Final rites for Harris to be held at L. C. May Chapel
Dwight Wadsworth 75 of Fairmount died at 6 a.m. Sunday after a lifetime in Indiana with a WWI pilot background and service at Marion Veterans Hospital. Survived by widow Louisa C. Wadsworth and a niece and nephew in Pennsylvania. Interment Park Cemetery Fairmount. Services today officiated by Rev. James Lund at 2:30 p.m. at Nolder Memorial Chapel. Local obituaries note interment in East Maplewood Cemetery. Jessie Sample 77 of Fountain Town dies at home after North Anderson residence. Survives daughter Betty M. Williams Acton and sisters including Mrs Carrie.
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Roosevelt Harris
L. C. May Chapel
Chester A. Herring
East Maplewood Cemetery
Fairmount
Dwight Wadsworth
Odon
Connersville High School
Vineland
N.J
Marion Veterans Hospital
Marion
Europe
New Palestine
North Anderson
Jessie Sample
Fountaintown
Julius
Basil
Betty M. Williams
Acton
Carrie
Bungled kidnap theory links Hammarskjold death
Two Hammarskjold relatives and George Ivan Smith suggest a bungled kidnap bid by white mercenaries may have caused the United Nations chief plane crash in the Congo on Sept 17 1961. They told BBC 24 Hours in a feature marking the crash anniversary, noting possible motive to derail UN Tshombe talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Hammarskjold
Knut Hammarskjold
James Hoggin
Smith
Tshombe
Congo
Treasury deposits error at National City bank sparks probe call
Sen Adlai Stevenson III and Rep Patman press GAO over a $38.8 million banking error at National City. Treasury lent the money to banks at no charge, arguing it compensates for services. critics say the government should recoup proceeds and tighten depository practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Stevenson III
D-Ill
Patman
Treasury
General Accounting Office
Congress
Fed
Nixon
Edward Gannon
National City
London
New York
Harry Conover
Conover
Bruce Budlong
Bureau of Accounts
Budlong
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State Solon
Konnady
M. Max Morgan
WLW
WBRI
WHBU
Wear
8Th ST
Metting
Northside JR. High
Indiana Ave
White House
Laura Lee Schaefer
Bexley
Phyllis George
Denton
Texas
UPI Telephoto
Alex
Government Printing Office
Supreme) Court
Washington Post
New York Times
Vietnam
Warren King Associates
India
New Delhi
Shirala
William Gray
Robert Pfeifer
Quentin Withrow
Anderson and
F. H. Haas
Raul Jimenez
Bud Toot
Germantown
Susan
Stephen’ Haas
Nathan Harter
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mrs
Grace Thomas
E. 27Th St
Turtle Creek Convalescent Centre
Henry Mallette
Michigan
Rhode Island
Henry N. Mallette
34Th St
Joseph
Emma Mallette
Nicholson File Co
Harold A. Mallette
Henry L. Mallette
Coventry
R.I
Clarence Mallette
Florida
Carpenter Jenkes Mortuary
Elmwood Avenue
Providence
Homer Harvey
Charles Truex
Upland
Veterans Hospital
Maxine Heller
Sue Felton
Karen Lewis
Jere
Truex
Ruth Crawford
Oliver Truex
Oroville
Calif
Robert Truex
Jones Funeral Home
Torbert
Edith Rice
Gary Morman
Sand Lane
Cedarburg
Mrs. Tella Welch Hamm
Tella ‘Welch Hamm
Dunnichay Funeral
Elwood
Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery
William Ferguson
Gilbert M Hefron
Russell Bowers
Largo
Fla
Russell
Shorty” Bowers
General Motors
Pinellas County
Mt. Moriah
F&am
Egypt
United Methodist Church of
Tampa
Helen
Stephen
U.S. Army
Wurzburg
Germany
Richard
Jean) Cook
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Marvin Cook
First United Methodist Church
International Air Transport
Chester Owens
Calvary
Scott
Alexandria, Ind
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