Latin American press leaders at EDICON meet in Mexico City
United Press and American affairs editors gathered in Mexico City for EDICON, with Gordon and other speakers praising democracy gains in Latin America. Delegates included editors from the News American and Heraldo, plus bankers and industry leaders. The closing session debated U.S. coverage by government and business in Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamas
U.S
Mexico City
UPI
Gordon
Budd
America
Lincoln Gordon
White House
White House Corresponds. Abaigtant Secretary Sto Stow
Robert Segal
Kent Merriman Smith
Rio Grande Valley
Brownsville
Tex
A.up
Edicon
R Today
Mark Collins
The
Decemige
Baltimore News-American
Wasil
Violinist Boy Recovers After Heart Pellet Removal
Twelve year old Alexander Ametsiav of Fridley Minnesota had an air rifle pellet removed from his heart at St Marys Hospital after a shooting at a lakeshore park. Surgeons reported no heart surgery required and expect him to resume violin within four weeks. The accident occurred while he played with other youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Alexander Ametsiav
St. Mary’s Hospital
Heart Sturgeon
Alex
Lakeshore
Nvard
Hasea Logte Park
Minnesota
Andrew Amerslav
Fridley, Minn
Jellyfish Sex Life Explained To Senators
Washington cried details of jellyfish reproduction as L Eugene Cronin of the Chesapeake Biological Laboratory testified to a Senate commerce subcommittee. He described alternating generations with sting and mating, polyps attaching to shells and debris, and the summer mating of jellyfish to promote federal action to curb sea nettles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Eugene Cronin
Chesapeake Biological Laboratory
Senate Commerce
Cronin
Fairmount Student Commended On Scholarship Test
A Fairmount High School student, Judith Speckhard, earned a commendation for high performance on the 1986 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Speckhard, daughter of Karl and Mrs Speckhard, ranks among the top two percent nationwide and is among 38,000 top scorers. The commendation recognizes strong academic achievement and encourages continued education. The article also notes weather forecasts for Indiana and regional crop reports, including low harvest progress due to recent rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
Judith Speckhard
Daugher
Karl Ad
Speckhard
Merrill Holloway
Speckhart
Unitedates
Ino
National Merit, Scholarship Corporation
John M. Stalnaker
NMSC
Phe
Renfro
Johnson
Harges
Muncie Escapee Sentenced to Life in Prison
Aaron Johnson, 45, who disappeared Sept. 20 during jury deliberations on robbery and burglary charges, was sentenced to life imprisonment by Special Judge Lawrence Renfra in Muncie Indiana. Delaware County public defender Richard Clapp said Johnson was told to wait in a tavern and vanished as the jury reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Aaron
Johnson
Lawrence Renfra
New Castle
Richard Clapp
Delaware County
Clapp
Annual Welsh Festival Set For October 9
Readiness builds for the annual Welsh Fall Festival on October 9 at 1 20 pm in Mangas Cafeteria basement as archaeologists report Roman tombs unearthed nearby. The event includes a dinner and an inscribed display, with details through Mrs William Davies.
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Damascus
Syria
Mangas
Wood
Sepintin
Tole
William Davies
Muncie
W. 9Th St
Anderson, Ton
Ementi Binini
Defense Department
Robin’ Buhned
Anhouheed Te Pie
Elmar Hollywood
Burl Michanan
Ward
Balmin
Hiseyoy Michatan
Munciv
RIK
Paraguay
Editor Evans to Speak at Anderson College Convocation
The Freedoms Foundation award winning editor M. Stanton Evans of The Indianapolis News will address Anderson College at a 9 o'clock morning convocation. Evans, renowned Hoosier newspaperman, earned the 1959 and 1960 Freedoms Foundation honors and the 1960 Headliners Award for outstanding editorial pages. He has held roles at Yale Comment Magazine and Yale Daily News, worked with National Review, Human Events, and many national papers, and authored Revelt on the Campus along with other books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedoms Foundation
Tndianapolis
M. Stanton Evans
Anderson College
Hoosier
Yale University
Comment
Yale Daily News
Carhopean
the News
Indianapolis
National Review
Washington
C Human Events
Evans
Los Angeles Times
New York Daily News
Time Magazine
The
Congressional Record
Anderson Obituaries and Local Rites
Obituary notices for George Price and Hazel Prior in Anderson detail births, residences, survivors, and burial plans. Mrs Walters, born 1910s, dies after illness. services to be held at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Unity Spiritualist Church ties. Clarence Broderick, 74, to be buried after Mass at St Marys. Inez Howe, 75, to be buried in Box Elder Cemetery with Emerson and Son handling rites.
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Inez Howe
E. Lynn St
Emerson and Son
Hornerville
Box Elder
Harold E. Rozelle
Elwood Man Orestes Cochran Dies at 19
Orestes Cochran, 59, of Rt. 1 Elwood, died at home at 11 a.m. Wednesday after weeks of ill health. Born January 20, 1892 in Madison County to James and Ada Cochran, he never married and was a retired farmer. He belonged to East Main Street Christian Church and the Farm Bureau. Survived by one nephew Harold Barry of Anderson and three nieces Arron Hartzler, William Swackhamer, and Howard Myerly, all of Elwood. Final rites 10 a.m. Saturday at Robert L. Jackley Funeral Home, Rev. Ralph Richardson officiating. Burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today.
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Elwood
Orestag Cochran
Rt. 1
Madison
Cocily
James
Ada Lynas Cochran
East Main Street
Harold Barry
Anderson
Arron Hartzler
William Swackhamer
Howard Myerly
Robert L. Jackley
Ralph Richardson
East Mair Street
Five Continued Prom Page Dedicated at Church of God
Frederick L Marriott, famed concert artist, dedicated the prom page at the Church of God, with Everett A Hanling as series chair detailing a 1 pm start times, and a March 12 6 pm vesper recital by Shinle King Coolidge of Park Place Church of God. The season features Holloway of Indiana University, FarI K Scott Jr of First Methodist, and Lynlyn Mason, the lone internationally known retiree, with a College convocation and workshop following.
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Sharelh of God
Frederick L. Marriott
Jere Andl
Europe
Everett A. Hanling
Shinle King Coolidge
Park Place Church of God
Dance! Orgen
Swain
Holloway
Indiana University School of Music
New York
Farl K. Scott Jr
Jmiusic
First _ Method Chacon
Myron Reynolds
Germany
Marilyn Mason
Miss Mason
An Anders
Death notices from Madison area keep readers informed
Clifton Chamness 85 of Wilkinson died at 11 am Wednesday after a long illness. Surviving son Victor Chamness and three grandchildren. Funeral 10:30 am Friday at Condo and Son Funeral Home with Hoy L L Shayter officiating. Burial in McCray Cemetery. Friends after 7 pm today at the funeral home. Katherine M. Stutsman 87 of Fairmount died 8:25 pm Tuesday at son John Stutsman’s home. Lived in Madison County 50 years, member of Ninth Street Wesleyan Methodist Church and Women’s Missionary Societies. Survived by two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Friday at Fairmount Wesleyan Methodist Church, Rev. Robert Rinkenbers officiating. Burial in IOOF Cemetery, Frankton. Sallie P. Ferrell 83 of Fortville final rites at 2 pm today at Fisher Funeral Home with Rev. Gilbert Schreiber officiating. Burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Friends at funeral home.
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Walters
Wave M. Walters
Noble St
St. John’s Hospital
Silver City
Iowa
Jonathon
Lela Hanks Huffer
Phillip H. Walters
Delco-Remy
Unity Spiritualist Church
Muncie
LaVerne Hertley
Alderson
Clark Walters
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Halford Walters
Anderson
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Virginia Falls
Clifton Chamnega Wilkinson
Clifton Chamness
Wilkinson
Conover
Katherine Stutsman
Fairmount
Katherine M. Stutsman
John Stuteman
Henley Ave
Fairemount
Stutsman
Cumberland
Madison County
Ninth Street
Sallie Ferrell
Fortville
Sallie P. Ferrell
Fisher Funeral Home
Gilbert Schreiber
Job Corps Members Deny Auto Theft
Three trainees at the Camp Atterbury Job Corps Center plead innocent to charges of vehicle taking. A Bartholomew Circuit Court judge said a trial date would be set later after Sellersburg police arrested them on Sept. 17. The article also references civil rights and gender discrimination topics linked to separate mentions of cases involving Colgate-Palmolive and a Clarksville plant, along with other disparate notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
UPD
Camp Atterbury
California
Sydh Tivay Jr
Louisiana
Colgate-Paleroangliye
Clarksville
Washington
Hubert
U.S
Em- Willis
Louisville
Colgate-Pall
Olive Gourney
Oklel
Homa
Judge Williams
Steckler
Evansville
Donald Vascimini
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Agustin Bar
Ink Noncident
Mavien
Heraldo
William Giandoni
B.aneys
Tevville
Actilan
Tylon
Charge I
Ie Assacre
Weather Bureau
Indiana
Purdue University
South Bend
Anderson Lions Club
YMCA
Peru
South America
Amazon River
Vanita Raw Smith
Geeting Summer Theatre
AC Convo
Georgegue Price
Hazel Prior
John Prior
3Rea
Calif
Tonstance Deyermond
Wateroo
Towa
Laura Terieh
Pine City
Jessie Neinder
Racine
Wis
Neph Ewe
Puneral
Sells and Rowe Funeral
Clarence Broderick
Clarence Ye Mn Broderick
Rt. 2
Lorida Pike
Yam
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
Harold *Ost
Charlie Lurber
Pied 2Ettigraw
Thurrell Taylor
Wiliam Edwads
Tom Roderick
Brown and Bulz
Rosary Wille
Orestes Cochran
Job Corps
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