Flu Epidemic Imminent Says Public Health Officials
Officials warn of a new Asian flu strain raising the risk of a winter epidemic in the United States. Past forecasts fluctuated, but outbreaks emerged in Hong Kong Formosa and Singapore by mid year. The Advisory Committee on Transmissible Diseases revised the seasonal flu outlook accordingly.
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Swashington
Hong Kong
Formosa
Sinore
Public Health Service
Advicoryr
Seaaun
Aptitude Test Registration Closes Oct 1
The article discusses vaccination advice and vaccine supply concerns for a flu season. It notes high risk groups for vaccination and outlines timing, prioritization, and distribution challenges, including a late December to January outbreak window and the PSAT program context.
Tomato Harvesting Ends as Corn Crop Rests Amid Weather
Indiana weekly crop report notes tomato harvesting nearing finish while corn remains 95 percent dented with dough stage. PSAT and SAT info appear in a separate health and education item.
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Robert Straszheim
Mooday
Fasone Named to Chair Madison County United Fund Women Division
Charley Fasone will chair the women's division in the 10th annual United Fund campaign. He has prior roles as co chairman of the division last year and is a past president of the Research Club and member of several local groups. The Madison County United Fund comprises many agencies.
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Madison County Wasted Fund
Yiermher
Research Club
Crashaw Club
Anderson Starlight Musicals
Anderson Clowes Hall Women's Committee
Madison County United Fund
Infant falls from plane injures pair at airport
A 17 month old and an adult woman were hospitalized after stepping from a Northwest Orient jet at Philadelphia International Airport. The infant Ronald sustained a skull fracture and other injuries. the mother suffered a fractured jaw and arm. Police said the incident occurred during an in-flight transfer at the Edgewood Country Club area.
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Cai Nei Tae
International
Edgewood Country Club
Jailyard earthwork plans spark safety concerns after collapse risk
Fragmentary text mentions a county jail site on the south side with earthwork to prevent collapse. A scheduled event or meeting linked to Tuckelsiaus and Anderson is noted with a time reference of PM. The exact details are unclear due to damaged wording.
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Anderson
Baptist Bible Fellowship Holds 18th Convention Event
Indianapolis hosts the Baptist Bible Fellowship annual meeting with leaders citing top Sunday schools. The Hammond and Indianapolis churches are highlighted with attendance figures and leadership names. A Republican rally in Tipton precedes the big city event with plans for joint county committees and local political clubs. Construction notes discuss jail area work and a potential prisoner relocation plan. Carbon County coal production is also noted.
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Christian Life Magazine
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Heath Company bids lead town meeting on sewer taps
The Heath Company Inc suppliers of the equipment remained in the bid field as officials continued bidding. The remainder of the meeting included signing 15 sewer tap requests and four petitions for street rights.
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Heath Company, Inc
General Motors And Chrysler Price Dispute Amid Talks
GM officials claim preplanned price changes were outlined before a Washington meeting with the government while Chrysler argues the increases are unjustified. The discussion centers on sticker prices including taxes and prep charges, with observers noting a sharp exchange of views at the capital.
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Anderson Obituaries Miss Ellie Villa Davis 91
Miss Ellie Villa Davis 91 of W. 7th Street died Sunday morning after months of ill health. A registered nurse she worked at St. John's Hospital and Dr. Tom Jones's office. She was a member of First United Methodist Church and WSCS, charter member and long time recording secretary of the Friendly Club. Born September 2, 1877 in Kansas, she came to Anderson 36 years ago from Elwood. Survived by two cousins Mabel Ault and Ernest Davis. Funeral arrangements by Garza.
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Daisy French
St. John's Hospital
Tom Jones
First United Methodist Church
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Friendly Club
Kansas
Jesse
Christina Odom Davis
Elwood
Mabel Ault
Rome
Ernest Davis
Ot Marko
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Fortville William A Craig 78 a retired farmer died Sunday at home after illness He was born in Hamilton County and is survived by Edna a daughter Lois Benefiel Fortville a sitter Mary Blackford Noblesville three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Funeral services 1 30 p m today at Fisher Funeral Home Fortville Rev Eh Delle Accarent will be in Oak Lawn Cemetery Fortville Friends may call Frankton John Russell Benefiel infant son of Thomas and Jane Benefiel of Frankton died early Sunday at Mercy Hospital Elwood Graveside rites were held Monday at K of P Cemetery Frankton The George C Harper Cemetery Home was in charge Surviving beside the parents are a sister Stephanie and a brother Thomas Max Maternal grandparents Carl Jectatse of Femiatons paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Gerald Benefiel of Anderson.
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Anderson Memorial Park
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Tirso
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Robert Wilking
Grover
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Jackie) James
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Pendleton
Hamilton County
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Noblesville
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Walter Staffer
St. John’s Hospital
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Marion
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Kelly Ann Humphrey
Wiley Smith
Greenwood
Woodrow Kirchoff
Robert Waybright
Greensburg
Paul Humphrey
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Niles
Steven Coburn
Baker Biwthers
George Taggart
Ge Tage
Harold E. Rovelle
Nixon says Wallace gains in South and loses in North
On the campaign plane from New York to Milwaukee Nixon cited private polls showing George C. Wallace rising in the South but weakening in the North. He warned that if no electoral college majority, the House would choose the president with each delegation casting a vote. He accused Humphrey of an expensive economic plan and said the working man faces rising taxes and federal treadmill pressures. Graveside and final rites notices followed for several local residents, detailing services, funeral homes, interment sites, and surviving family members.
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Exchangies Hear Hancock On TV News Casting
Donald Hancock of Anderson's television and radio announcing discusses whether quality or quantity dominates Tol day's TV2 at the Anderson Exchange Club luncheon in the YMCA Mulberry Room. He shares observations from covering the recent Democratic Convention in Chicago. VP Hill Vilegek will introduce the speaker, with Pete Neiden in charge of the brief business and guest introductions.
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Don) Hancock
Anderson
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Anderson Ex- Change Club
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Chicago
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Pete Neiden
Austrian Bishops Say Pill Use Not Mortal Sin
Austrian Catholic bishops led by Cardinal Frand Koenig state that using the pill is not a mortal sin per the pope's encyclical. They say believers may receive Holy Communion without confessing pill use if acting in the spirit of the encyclical.
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Apt
Frand Koenig
New 3.2 Million Law School Complex Planned in Indianapolis
Gov Bravigin and the State Budget Agency authorize Indiana University to begin a 283.2 million school tax project in Indianapolis aided by a 432,339 federal grant and bond funding. Also approved are a 2.5 million boiler plant for Indiana State University Terre Haute and multiple hospital renovations including Muscatatuck State Hospital and others.
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Roger D. Bravigin
State Budget Agency
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University of Terre Haute
Muscalaluck State Hospital
Lagency As
Cross St Routage Advances as Road Section Expanded
State that Cross Street will be enlarged south of the current route with reconstructions by Smith stating work began Monday and will close to all but local traffic soon. County commissioners also reappointed Buck Taylor to the Alcoholic Beverage Commission for a one year term joining McCord Everett Stottlemyer and William Wood.
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Alcoholic Beverage Commission
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Everett Stottlemyer
William Wood
Reduction plan eyed for 35000 manpower in Vietnam forces
Informants say cutting the 35 000 man American force in Vietnam may come from finishing construction projects to support the U S military and strengthening the South Vietnamese army to take a larger share of the burden.
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Conflicting Motives Cloud School Board Case in Jackson
Detectives reported partial progress as Jackson Township trustees and Metro School Board members faced a consolidation dispute. Plaintiffs claim invalidity due to procedural lapses while charges referenced meetings from June and attempts to reorganize the district amid wartime and local politics.
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Pleads and Fogs Cloud Preceding Case Noted
Investigators allege false claims for poor relief food orders and theft involving fuel and clothing. Gen John J. Dillonhaal attempts recovery as authorities seize a grocer’s assets and a small bank account in Baromich’s name while legal challenges persist. Pension bonds for officials linked to 1989 reforms are cited.
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John J. Dillonhaal
Baromich
Chloe
Hesaxi Baromich
Stabbing at Kokomo Dance Injures Aaron Strayhorn
Police were called to a Kokomo tavern at 2:48 am Sunday after Aaron T. Strayhorn was found on the dance floor with multiple stab wounds. Witnesses described fear and a tense scene following the incident last Saturday night at the venue.
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Aaron T. Strayhorn
Lord Strayhorn
We Should Refuse to Listen to Gossip
Thoughtful lines argue most people dislike gossip and fear hurting feel of others. Simple, calm questions stop gossip and protect friendships. Ask where heard who started that rumor why you think I’m interested how many people have you told.
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