UAW Chief Attacks Nixon in Indiana and Kentucky Rally
UAW President Woodcock urged Anderson labor leaders to back George McGovern, calling Nixon a con man and criticizing his domestic and foreign policies. He highlighted Vietnam, crime, and wage controls, warned of a risky next term, and urged turnout to shift the election momentum for McGovern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wandcock
United Auto Workers
Anderson
Richard Nixon
Woodcock
Indiana
Kentucky
George McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
Franklin Roosevelt
UAW
Robert
Caross
Red China
Soviet Union
Russia
Vietnam
FBI
Price Control Board
Commission
Labor
Principal Crop Minneapolis Wheat Covers World Farmland
Wheat dominates global farming, grown across 48 American states and covering more farmland than any other crop. The commodity sustains vast agricultural systems and shapes trade networks worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Charrette Conference To Open Here Today
The four day charrette conference opens at 9 a.m. on the 10th floor of the First Savings Building with daily sessions at 9 am 1 30 pm and 7 30 pm through Friday. It aims to gather public support for downtown redevelopment with student help from Ball State University and continuous TV coverage arranged with GE Cablevision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
10Th
Jackson Streets
David Sheldon
Central Christian Church
General Electric Cablevision
Sheldon
Ball State University
Robert Cox
Madison County Council of Governments
27 Face Gaming Charges In Anderson Raid
Twenty seven people were arrested early Sunday at Scotty's Superbag for visiting a gambling house. Anderson police charged ten local residents and seventeen Indianapolis visitors after a 4 a.m. raid at the 17th Street and Madison Avenue restaurant. Names and addresses of the Anderson arrestees include Robert Edmond and John Rayford among others, while Indianapolis detainees listed include James Russell and Gus Powell among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Indianapolis
Anderson City
Scotty’s Superbag
17Th Street
Madison Avenue
Robert Edmond
16Th St
John Rayford
Arthur White
W. 19Th St
Duane Jackson
Hendricks
James Rice
Cedar
Willie Davis
Sheridan
Robert Barnes
W. 4Th St
W. Johnson
Madison Ave
Frank Morgan
Myron Johnson
17Th St
James Russell
Gus Powell
Homer Curley
William Shirley
Richard Jones
Edgar Hardy
Jimmy Love
Jimmie Minor
Justus McReynolds
Earlie Campbell
Henry Cobb
Walter Lacey
Thomas Williams
Charles Boozer
Fred Arnold
Quitman Coleman
Andrew Thomas
Tanzanian Troops Return From Ugandan Border
Hundreds of Tanzanian troops returned from frontier areas near Uganda by road and rail to camps inland. Military authorities said border areas were quiet and Mwanza city normalized after a Ugandan air raid. A single checkpoint between Mwanza and central Tanzania screened travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwanza
Tanzania
Uganda
Attempt To Rob Safe Unsuccessful At Local Ice Cream Store
Anderson police investigate an armed robbery at Bert T. Owens Ice Cream Store on Lincoln Avenue. About 10 05 p m Monday a young Black male entered the store with a sawed off shotgun and a revolver demanding wallets from two male employees. He fled after failing to force the employees to open the safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Bert T. Owens
Lincoln
Incorrectly Identified Accident Victim in Indiana Case
The Herald Sunday misidentified 14 year old Michael K Harmon as the son of Randall S Harmon. The boy remains in fair condition at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. He is actually the son of Edna White of Alexandria and George Harmon of Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald Sunday
Michael K. Harmon
Randall S. Harmon
Burlington Drive
Muncie
Harmon
Indianapolis’ Methodist Hospital
Edna White
Black St
Alexandria
George Harmon
Canal Street
Weekend Wrecks In a Sunday Herald roundup
Cathy A. Stalker 21 of 445 N Washing ton St Marion was hit by Thomas R. McLaughlin 26 of Rt 2 Alexandria at the County Roads 200E and 500N intersection when McLaughlin did not see the Stalker vehicle. Officer William E. Stookey MCPD reported the driver could not recall stopping at the stop sign before proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Herald
Cathy A. Stalker
Washington St
Marion
Thomas R. McLaughlin
Rt. 2
Alexandria
McLaughlin
William E. Stookey
MCPD
Col Lloyd L Boyce 71 Dies After Illness At Marion Hospital
Col Lloyd L Boyce 71 longtime Indiana veteran and former Edgewood fire chief died at 11 p.m. Sunday in Marion Veteran's Hospital after a three month illness. He lived at 908 Longfellow Rd with his wife Dorothy Ann Boyce and leaves a stepson Richard M. Buerger and a stepdaughter Beverly Hamilton along with six stepgrandchildren and two step great grandchildren. He served 32 years in the U S Army and retired from Guide Lamp, was active in many local groups including American Legion George Hackett Post and the 40 and 8 and attended Bethel United Methodist Church. Friends may call at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with services Thursday conducted by Rev R Larry Smith and Rev Eade Anderson with full military rites at East Maplewood Cemetery conducted by General Jesse McIntosh and Army personnel from Ft Benjamin Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guide Lamp
U.S. Army
Plainfield
Wisc
Indiana Civil Defense Directors’ Association
Killbuck Retirees’ Club
Last Man's Club
Ft. Wayne
American Legion
George Hackett Post
40 & 8
Indiana National Guard
Retreads Club
Firebird Amateur Radio Club
Edge
Harold E. Rozelle
Larry Smith
Bethel United Methodist Church
Eade Anderson
Marion Veteran's Hospital
East Maplewood Cemetery
Jesse McIntosh
Col. Boyces
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ted Jordan
Wilbur Wood
Jerry Mason
Tom Turner
Ken Lewis
Anderson Area Woman Dies While Missionary in Rhodesia
Ruth Matzigkeit 54 died suddenly last Thursday in Mrewa Rhodesia where she and husband Everett served as Methodist missionaries. Born Pomona California she attended Anderson College lived in Anderson after marriage. Survivors include daughter Kathy Gibb Winfield Kansas son Philip Salisbury University Rhodesia parents C V Forbes Oceanside California sisters Eunice Thornhill San Jose Lois Oliver Whittier and Mary Jane Draper three sons Jack E Texas James A Richard Draper 73 funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. Nolder Memorial Chapel with Rev I T Rogers officiating. Burial Mathews Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 today at the mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Matzigkeit
Mrewa
Rhodesia
Everett
Methodist Church
Pomona
Calif
Anderson College
Anderson
John Matzigkeit
Sill
Robert
Kathy) Gibb
Winfield
Kansas
Philip
Salisbury University
C. V. Forbes
Oceanside
Woody
Eunice) Thornhill
San Jose
Orvil
Lois) Oliver
Whittier
Mary Jane Draper
Jack E
Texas
James A
Richard Draper
Nolder Memorial
I. T. Rogers
Mathews Cemetery
Memorial for Bert Kuhns in Pendleton and area
Bert Kuhns 82 of Pendleton died Sunday at St. Johns Hospital Anderson after a three week illness. Retired carpenter he was born in Deura Kansas and lived in Pendleton 80 years. Survived by two sons Cecil and Ermal a daughter Ethel Smith three grandchildren a step grandson and a great grandson. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Cornell Bright Funeral Home with burial Mendon Cemetery. Rosary 8 p.m. Sunday Noffze Funeral Home. Friends may call after 2 p.m. that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
George Albert
Bert’’ Kuhns
S. Pearl St
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Deura
Kansas
First United Methodist Church
Cecil
Ermal
Claude
Ethel) Smith
Monrovia
Cornell Bright Funeral Home
Mendon
Obituary of Oscar M. Lierman of Anderson
Oscar M. Lierman 54 of 2330 Sunset Blvd. Anderson died late Saturday at St. John s Hospital He was a World War II Army veteran employed by Deleo Remy and a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Surviving are his wife Julia two sons Paul and Gary a grandson David two nieces and two nephews The Rev W Lynn Henry will conduct the 10 30 a m Wednesday service at Brown and Butz Funeral Home Burial will be in East Maplewood Cemetery Friends may call today from 2 to 9 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar M. Lierman
Sunset Blvd
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Deleo-Remy
Order of Eagles
Julia
Sgt
Paul Lierman
U.S. Army
Ft. Carson
Colo
Gary W
David
W. Lynn Henry
First United Methodist Church
Brown and Butz
East Maplewood
Edward Draper dies at 78 in Fairmount home
Edward Draper, a retired Anaconda Wire and Cable Co employee, died of a heart attack at 5 p.m. Sunday at his home 2092 E Washington St. He served the Marion plant 25 years and attended Fairmount Christian Church. Surviving are his wife Mary L and two daughters Mrs. Fred Barnhart of Fairmount and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Wire and Cable Co
Marion
Fairmount
New Arrivals Mr and Mrs Daniel Graham A Boy
Mr and Mrs Daniel Graham welcome a baby boy born at 1911 Edgemont. The family announces the arrival noting the newborn’s sex and location of birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Graham
Edgemont
City considers special fund for land and capital projects
The council may create a special nonreverting capital fund to acquire land and fund capital improvements. Bonds could raise revenue for recreation programs amid public interest shown in a summer program. Anderson’s 1972 population is 72,697 with an estimated 945.05 acres available, but inventories show only 218.54 acres of public recreation space, about three acres per thousand residents, ten short of the park board estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
City Park Board
Bloody Sunday crash near downtown hits Farrell's ice cream parlor
Witnesses describe a craft crashing four miles south of downtown, crossing a four lane boulevard, bursting into flames, and destroying Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor packed with families. Twenty victims died in the shop, two in cars. Investigators plan flight recorder analysis and interviews to reach a conclusive cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Noel Lawson
Federal Investigating Board
Schwab
Infant Watson Dies. Services Set in Alexandria
Jason Ray Watson five week old son of Benny and Sue Watson of 805 N West St Alexandria died Sunday at Community Hospital in Anderson. Survived by brother Bryan, maternal grandmother Mrs Ray Brattain of Alexandria, paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Eugene Watson of Alexandria. Reverend Ronald Ross of Kings Chapel to conduct 1:30 p.m. services at Noffze Funeral Home. Burial at Vinson Cemetery Summitville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Jason Ray Watson
Benny
Sue Watson
N. West St
Community Hospital
Anderson
Bryan
Ray Brattain
Eugene Watson
Ronald Ross
Kings Chapel
Noffze
Vinson Cemetery
Summitville
Obituary roundup from Summitville Alexandria and Anderson
Obituaries note Mrs Isa bell Bramel of Summitville dies at 65 after long illness with survivors including husband Charles son Donald Van Ness sisters and grandchildren. Jerome Magee of Alexandria dies at 59 suddenly. Julia A. Click of Nichol Ave dies after extended illness. Elmer A. Click survives. Glenn G. Litten of Anderson dies at 79 after brief illness. longtime Elks and Eagles member with two sons and many grandchildren. Services set in Alexandria and Anderson with local funeral home arrangements and burial details.
Mrs Marcella Hurst 75 Elwood Native of Madison County dies
Mrs Marcella A Hurst 75 of 2705 S A St Elwood died at 8 30 am Sunday at Tipton Memorial Hospital after several months illness She was a Pilgrim Holiness Church member Survivors include her husband Vernace R married in 1916 two daughters Lavon Martha Smith and Helen Hancock both Tipton Mona Webb Arcadia two sons Robert C Kokomo William T Cicero two brothers Merle Hughes Anderson Johnny C Hughes Alexandria two sisters Betty Elliott Clearwater Fla Marie Wiles Alexandria and 32 grandchildren Burial will be at Phlox Cemetery near Elwood at the Copper and Fesler Funeral Home Wednesday at 1 pm Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Isabell M. Bramel
Rt. 1
Alexandria
Alexandria Church of God
Charles
Donald van Ness
Anderson
Mary Jane Pyle
Martha Stevens
New Castle
Karl M. Kyle
Dwight R. McCurdy
Vinson Cemetery
Glenn G. Litten
E. 49Th St
Middletown
Tampa
Fla
Delco- Remy
Ovid
Anderson Cnd
The
Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
Kilbuck
Glenn W
C. DeVar Litten
Cora Antrim
Lulu Raper
Chicago
Dottie Clifford
van Buren
Elwood
Marcella A. Hurst
S. A St
Tipton Memorial Hospital
Tipton
Madison County
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Vernace R
Lavon
Martha) Smith
William
Helen) Hancock
Carl
Mona) Webb
Arcadia
Robert C
Kokomo
William T
Cicero
Merle Hughes
Johnny C. Hughes
Betty
Obituary of John J. Sullivan 75 Anderson area veteran
John J. Sullivan 75 of Rockville died Sunday at Union Hospital Terre Haute. He lived in Anderson 1937 to 1947 and was International Representative for the Labor Unions. A WWII veteran and former high priest of RAM Chapter 22 Greencastle, he belonged to multiple Masonic and veterans groups. Surviving are two stepdaughters and two nephews, all of Anderson. Services at Rector Funeral Home Greencastle Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Sullivan
Rt. 1
Rockville
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Anderson
Park County
Chapter 22
RAM
Greencastle
Fellowship Lodge
Groveland Order of the Eastern Star
Scottish Rite
Indianapolis
Murat Temple
Local
George
Catherine) Wren Powers
Harold
Ruthita) Sullivan Joy
Agnes Wren
Bill
Con Wrin
Rector Funeral Home
Muncie School Officer Faces Theft Charge
A Muncie elementary program officer is charged after theft of 450 dollars in stereo gear. Police say Keith Thornburg of 801 Belmont chased by Terry Ryan in Frankton, Thornburg wounded by broken glass, treated at Mercy Elmwood. Thornburg, six years at Wilson Junior High, earlier moved items from Muncie to Frankton. Marine PFC Johnnie D. Sattler from Elwood earned a basic helicopter maintenance certificate in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Roy Ramsey
MCPD
Keith Thornburg
Belmont
Terry Ryan
Frankton
Ryan
Thornburg
Mercy Hospital
E}wood
Ramsey
Wilson Junior High School
Johnnie D. Sattler
Earl E. Sattler
Elwood
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
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Herald
William Baxter
N. A St
Jennifer Gough
Martin Blumenthal
S . St
Robert Drake
George Morris
N. L S&t
Christopher Leopke
S. N St
Ralph Nartsock
Russell] Shannon
S. J S
Cassie Wilson
Lester Martin
S. D St
Etta Creamer
N. B St
Fred Floyd
Atlanta
Lowell Alexander
S. J St
Jon McPhearson
Baby
S. F St
Delbert Lewis
N. K St
George Williams
S. H St
James Holland
Lillian Mikels
N. 16Th St
Ernic Guisinger
Harold Gross
S. 24Th
David Humphrey
S. I SL
Nichael Kelley
Nichael Riggs
Martin Monahan
Jeff Kelly
S. D
Ugandan
Lloyd L. Boyce
Longfellow Rd
Dorothy Ann Boyce
Anderson Herald
Col
Lloyd Boyce
County
George Kuhns
Manville
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Pittsburgh, Pa
Mary Magee
Charles Remaklus
IOOF
Noffze Funeral Home
Oscar Lierman
Edward Draper
Sharp
Phil Sharp
Marilyn Kay Augburn
Kristin Leigh Sharp
Jason Watson
Isabell Bramel
Jerome Magee
Jerome H. Magee
Jefferson St
Suay
Johns
Julia A. Click
Nichol Ave
Greene County
Elmer A
Dougald K. McCaull
J. C. Hoover
Citizens Bank
Marcella Hurst
Copher and Fesler
Phlox
Johnnie Sattler
Ti Deposit Art
Lata
Nim CasSy
Wills
LCI
Seiael
Fiat
First Savings Semgoes “Association
Sean Sis Teallsen
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