Ruckelshaus To Address GOP Rally In Anderson
William D. Ruckelshaus, Indiana Republican candidate for U S Senate, will speak at an Anderson luncheon of the United Nations Association and later campaign with county GOP leaders. Buena Chaney, state GOP chair, will address the Madison County Women’s Republican Club tonight at Mrs. William Peck’s home. Ruckelshaus plans stops at Emge Packing Company gates early morning and a Friday night rally to be announced.
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William D. Ruckelshaus
U.S. Senate
Charles Gaus
John T. Scott
Chan Roach
Carroll Valentine
Herald
Harvey Riedel
Indianapolis
U.S
Anderson
The
Buena Chaney
Madison County Women’s Republican Club
William Peck
Greenway Dr
Chaney
Emge Packing Company
Cross St. Work To Be Completed In Near Future
County and city officials plan the widening and repaving of the mile long Cross Street section from Madison Ave to Raible Ave. Harold Smith says easements are secured and the project will cost about 20 000 dollars for both government bodies. Paving will extend 10 feet from the center line on the north and 14 feet on the south. Page 2, Column 6.
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Harold Smith
Ralph McCord
Smith
Madison Ave
Raible Ave
Stabbing Suspect In Kokomo Lists Anderson Address
A 22 year old man held in Howard County jail faces a fatal Kokomo stabbing. Police say Jordon Lee Mayhew listed 40 Brookwood in Anderson as his address, but authorities have no record of the person or the address.
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Anderson
Howard County
Kokomo
Jordon Lee Mayhew
Brookwood
Mayhew
Bids On Sewer Construction Opened By Board
The Anderson Board of Public Works opened bids for Nursery Rd sewer project with a single bidder Ralph R Reed Construction Co of Anderson. His bid was 29442.13 and he expected 365 days to complete. Rev Bingham discussed church access on 53rd St and city engineer Smith will meet him today. A snow removal tractor bid opened last week was accepted.
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Anderson Board of Public Works
Nursery Rd
Ralph R. Reed
Lake County trustee pleads guilty to lesser theft charges
Milton W. Baromich the Calumet Township trustee resigning Oct 14 pleaded guilty to two counts of theft of less than 109 dollars each under Indiana law. He faced four prior conspiracy and theft charges and 46 indictments had been returned in a probe of nearly 2 million dollars in poor relief spending.
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Crown Point
Ind
Lake County
Milton W. Baromich
Calumet Township
Gary
William James
Baremich
Harold
Shorty) DeVault
Baromich
DeVault
Grand
State Board of Accounts
Womandonatesto governor for old illegal wine incident
A Pittsburgh woman who refused to identify herself sent 150 dollars to Gov. Shafer. She explained she carried an illegal bottle of rhubarb wine from Michigan into Pennsylvania in 1928 during prohibition for medical reasons but poured it out when told it was illegal after taking a tablespoon. She asked 50 dollars be sent to Ohio and 50 to Michigan.
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Pittsburgh
Raymond P. Shafer
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Shafer
Ohio
Small Child Struck By Car In Edgewood
A 3-year-old Edgewood boy named Michael S. Lloyd was struck while riding a bicycle at 12 15 pm Monday and remained in fair condition at St Johns Hospital. The driver Kay Dyann Grenda 32 of 717 Pershing Dr was identified. Sheriff Joe L. Brogdon and Deputy Buddy Patterson investigated.
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St. John’s Hospital
Madison County
Joe L. Brogdon
Michael S. Lloyd
Tony Lloyd
Davis Dr
Kay Dyann Grenda
Pershing Dr
Brogdon
Buddy Patterson
U S Forces Study Aims To Trim Vietnam Troops
U S commanders order field surveys to reduce the 535000 man U S expeditionary force in South Vietnam by trimming logistics and support while maintaining combat power. Officials say reductions unlikely to affect front line units and could occur alongside South Vietnamese army buildup.
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Hubert Humphrey
U.S
Nguyen van Thieu
Creighton W. Abrams
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William C. Westmoreland
Soviet Occupation Forces Tighten Grip on Prague Barracks and Hotels
Soviet authorities occupied two Prague hotels and moved to quarter troops at Milovice near Prague. A Prague delegation backed Moscow in principle on tightening press controls and purging up to 50 political figures, delaying Moscow talks. Premier Cernik said most foreign troops would withdraw soon, though some stay indefinitely.
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Oldrich Cernik
Cernik
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Alexander Dubcek
Ludvik Svoboda
Gustav Husak
Zedenek Migner
Josef Spacek
GM Sets Smaller Price Rise for 1969 Cars
General Motors announced a smaller average price increase of 1.6 percent about $49 for its 1969 line than Chrysler’s 2.9 percent rise. Ford and American Motors had not yet announced prices. GM chairman James M. Roche defended the move as independent of any Washington pressure.
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Washington
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James M. Roche
Ford
American Motors
General Motors
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Henry Ford II
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Digging Creates Dangers at County Jail Site
Sheriff Brogden warns the jail is endangered by earth removal for the new 8th Street bridge over White River. Moments of unsecured walkways, a 25 foot deep hole, and near collapse threaten rear access and entry. He asks the construction engineer to halt work to shore up the area and protect inmates and officers.
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Joe L. Brogden
8Th St
White River
Brogden
Brogdon
Madison County Commissioners
Carl Smith
8Th Street
Joe Brogdon
Herald
Harvey Riedel
Detectives Close Burglary Case In Twelve Hours
Detectives closed a safe burglary case in less than twelve hours after report. Two youths, Bobby Joe Pierce and Randall Ray Hudson, both 18, were later arrested and charged in Madison County Jail on preliminary safe burglary charges with $10,000 bond set. A weekend forgery arrest was also noted, along with a reported theft of money from the Burger Chef drive-in on the 109 By-Pass around 9 a.m.
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Anderson
Harry Chappell
Bobby Joe Pierce
Raible Ave
Randall Ray Hudson
Jackson St
Madison County
Robert Estes
Burger Chef
New Judge Appointed in Jackson Township School Consolidation Case
Han cock County Circuit Court Judge George B. Davis will hear arguments in the injunction suit to block the consolidation of Jackson Township Schools with the Metropolitan School District of Central Madison County. Madison County Circuit Court Judge Carl T. Smith issued a restraining order July 14 to stop the proposed consolidation set for July 18 after a suit filed by Charles Almquist Jack Ward and John.
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Madison County
Hancock County Circuit Court
George B. Davis
Carl T. Smith
Metro Schools
Charles Almquist
Jack Ward
John
Funeral services set for bank official Charles R. Humphrey
Charles R. Humphrey 64 of 94 Beauvoir Circle died suddenly Sunday in Goshen. He was vice president of Citizen's Banking Company since 1943 and president of W. H. Hardy and Son since 1952. Native of Greensburg born July 6 1904 he moved to Anderson in 1929. He was a UW School of Banking graduate and earlier worked in Clarksburg Milroy. He belonged to First Presbyterian Church.
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Charles R. Humphrey
Beauvoir Circle
Citizen's Banking Company
Goshen
Greensburg
Anderson
Indianapolis
University of Wisconsin School of Banking
W. H. Hardy and Son
Clarksburg
Milroy
First Presbyterian Church
Nixon Attacks Humphrey as Team Captain Motif
In Milwaukee Nixon mocked Humphrey for claiming leadership of the Democratic ticket. He argued that President Johnson still signals policy and reaffirmed his view that four years of administration policies have not won. Nixon urged rally workers to reject Humphrey as captain and continue with his own approach.
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Humphrey
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Kennan Calls LBJ-Russia Talks Madness
The Herald Today reports George F. Kennan labels US-Soviet discussions under Lyndon B. Johnson as misguided and dangerous. Editorials note broader implications for Cold War diplomacy. East Chicago Public Schools restart full schedules across 13 schools as districts adjust to new term.
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East Chicago
New Arrivals at St John’s Hospital Babies Born to Local Families
At St John’s Hospital three area families welcome newborns. Anthony Vac caro and wife Kennard have a daughter. James King and wife of 11082 West 6th Street greet a daughter. Lesley Ashby and wife Pendleton welcome a daughter. Paul King and wife of Route 1 announce a son.
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Anthony Vaccaro
Kennard
James King
W. 6Th St
Lesley Ashby
Pendleton
Paul King
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