Ebbert Leads Forty Club Meeting in Illinois
Superintendent G E Ebbert presides over the annual Forty Club gathering in St Charles Illinois with 80 cities represented. Topics include negotiating procedures race relations student unrest and community relations as Midwest school leaders meet through Friday. Indiana Illinois Michigan Ohio Wisconsin and others attend. A separate item notes Marine Cpl William M Berry of Marion killed in Vietnam.
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G.E. Woberts
National Education Association
American Association of School Administrators
NEA
American Federation of Teachers
CAA
Negro de Tuands
Snd
Neeetach
Seminichestors
Ctrrie
Fulum
Kom
Marion
Washington
William M. Berry
Vietnam
Defense Department
Berry
Warner
Sensationalism Prompts TV Programming Debate
A broadcaster argues that sensationalism dominates viewer interest while quality programming may thrive on late date broadcasts via community antenna TV systems, suggesting limited audience appetite for high quality fare. The remark cites experience across stations and signals potential for close circuit TV.
Banks Across Nation Cut Interest Rates
Across the nation banks lowered interest rates this week with policy moves in New York and nationwide. The reductions affect consumer loans and savings yields as financial institutions respond to market shifts and inflation signals.
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Nation
New York
Isha
Tata
Robbery Drains Montreal Bank of Montreal of 209000
Montreal AP reports three men robbed a Bank of Montreal branch in Place du Canada after attacking guards in an elevator. One guard was shot in the hand during the heist. Police pursued the suspects as the city reeled from the bold downtown robbery.
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Montreal
Montreal (Ap
Bank of Montreal
Place du Canada
Hugo Podkai
Pete Johnson
Anderson Obituary Notices Reflect Local Deaths
A scattered obituary brief notes the death of a longtime resident near Madison and nearby counties. The deceased, aged around 1068 by OCR error, was a member of the South Meridian Church of God and survived by his wife. Services are planned at a funeral home with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Moun
Isli Dewey
Church of God
Bora
Nad Ray
Daae i Fen Ding
Cary Racine
Poperal
Rites Set For Local Resident In Quiet Funeral notices
He is survived by his widow, his father, and cousins. Friemie may call at the funeral home after 1 p. m. and again at 8 o'clock this evening at the mortuary for relatives and friends to pay respects.
Tax Reform Sparks Debate on Local Valuation Changes
Local officials and Dr Buehler debate tax reform aims to reduce rates while preserving revenue. Litten argues reforms require new taxes to offset declines in assessed business property values. The discussion centers on how to replace tax scores with stable funding for services.
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Buehler
Litten
Todiana
Brooklyn School Strike Looms as Talks Fail
In New York City the United Federation of Teachers pushes for reinstatement of 110 teachers amid a nine day walkout that halted classes for over a million students. Union leader Albert Shanker warns the strike may end only when teaching assignments are restored.
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New York
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Homme
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Raleigh & McKay
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Anderson Memorial Park
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Santen
Sterasec
Park Cemetery
Reysone
Soca
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UFT
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Shanker
Ian No
Ptt
Board of Education
Wnion
Ocean Hil
Brownsville
Aumony
Brooklyn Board
City of
Becauee
Farmers debate farm program amid Purdue ties in Indiana
In Madison County Indiana a controversy erupts over a Purdue University sponsored farm research program the Davis Farm is noted among several experimental plots. County agent Findey Berry and Madden clash with critics over timing and value while a funeral service is reported for Desig LeFavour mother of Hire Penta in Portland Ohio.
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Emin
Indiana
Sci
Castlence
Herbert
Davis
Madison” County
Texas
Harold
Findey Berry
Madison County
Madden
Purdue Agricultural
Herbert Davis
Purdue University
Cape
Spencerville
Ohio
Lydia Spaulding Dies in Hospital
Lydia Spaulding 79 of 108 W 21st St died at a hospital after an illness. The body will be taken to Copher and Feder Funeral Home in Elwood for visitation Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. and transferred to Come Bright Funeral Home in Pendleton for graveside services Saturday at 3 p.m. Interment in Gards Lane Lawn Cemetery. Survived by two sons Joan Best of Anderson Steven Best Pendleton and other relatives. Friends may call after 3 p.m. today.
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Elwood
Lydia Spaulding
W. 21St St
Copher and Feder Fueral
Pendleton
Metke
Subdin
Geards Lae Lawn
Forte
Io Bing
Indianapolis
Isons
Selsce Seas
Pendleton - Eub Church
Joan Best
Anderson
Steven Best
Maldebon
Robert Best
Mary Denis
Indiana
Winds Raise Question of Ballot Timing in Sydney Store Sale
Disjointed notes describe high winds near Sydney and a court debate over ballot timing. Officials discuss weather impacts, fuel supplies, and a separate public sale tied to a local store. Authorities weigh whether to delay action until after the vote.
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Renae
Rehearsals and Anderson Orchestra Meet This 1967
City officials note the Friends of the Orchestra group under Mayor Frank J. Ais will convene at 2 pm for rehearsals in Anderson. The event marks a significant addition to local culture as the convocation heads the committee.
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Anderson
Anderson Certs
Friends of the Orchestra
Frank J. Ais
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