Kennedy Talk Sparks Valencia Protest at U S Consulate
About 300 Valencia students protested outside the U S Consulate denouncing President Kennedy’s remarks about Spanish colonial history in Latin America. They carried banners calling for removal of U S air and naval bases and threw a stone breaking a window. No arrests were reported.
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Valencia
Spain
UPI
U.S
Kennedy
Costa Rica
Moscow
Soviet Union
George III
Maximilian
William Walker
Latin America
Spanish America
Edgewood Plans Water Main Flushing This Week
Edgewood announces another flushing of water mains on Wednesday and Thursday to remove rust buildup. This will be the first flushing since last fall as preparations begin for this year’s street repair projects. A Town Board meeting is scheduled for April 16.
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Edgewood
Edgewood Street
Fire crews battle kitchen wastebasket blaze at Woodlawn residence
Firemen responded to Richard Chapman residence at 811 Woodlawn Dr. where a wastebasket in the kitchen ignited and burned into the floor. They also extinguished two grass fires reported yesterday.
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Richard Chapman
Woodlawn Dr
Bladder Irritation Ad Warns Women Over Twenty One
An advertisement targets women past 21 noting higher rates of bladder irritation and symptoms such as frequent burning or itching urination. It promotes CYSTEX as fast relief, claiming it calms irritations and provides analgesic pain relief, urging readers to buy at druggists.
New York Papers Return After 114 Day Labor Dispute
New York City newspapers resumed publication after a 114 day blackout. Mayor Robert F. Wagner received wide praise for mediation that resolved the strike and brought the four morning papers and Long Island titles back to Manhattan stands. The press lauded Wagner for patience and behind the scenes efforts ending the impasse.
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New York
UPI
Robert F. Wagner
World-Telegram
Sun
Journal-American
Long Island Star - Journal
Long Island Press
Newhouse Group
Manhattan
Wagner
Journal - American
Daily News
Times
Herald Tribune
Mirror
Eruption at Katmai Volcanic Peak Sparks 46000 Foot Cloud
Alaska volcano activity sent a mushroom cloud to 46 000 feet above the uninhabited southwest Katmai region in the Valley of the Ten Thousand Smokes. Mt Mageik is suspected though winter isolation and haze hinder confirmation. Air Force surveys planned with remote observations a priority.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Upi
Katmai National Park
Alaska Peninsula
Jon
Mageik
Air Force
Her
Mount Mageik
Reassigned Airmen prepare for new radar and electrician courses
Airman Jeffrey L. Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse C. Bailey, R S 2441 Morton St, is reassigned to Keesler AFB Mississippi for radar operator training. Airman Michael E. Morgan, guardians Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Curtis, 2210 Jackson St, is reassigned to Chanute AFB Illinois for electrician training.
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Jeffrey L. Bailey
Jesse C. Bailey
Morton St
Keesler Afb
Miss
Michael E. Morgan
Charles A. Curtis
Jackson St
Chanute Afb
Ill
Miss Charlie Faye Harvey Weds Oscar Taylor In Anderson Church
Miss Charlie Faye Harvey daughter of Mrs Erma Harvey Rattling of St Louis Missouri married Oscar Taylor son of Hamp Taylor at South Meridian Church of God in Anderson February 23. The ceremony was performed by Rev Edward L Foggs with organist Weldon Bleiler and soloist Patty Stout. The couple resides at 1103 West 13th Street. the bride is a 1957 Anderson College graduate who taught third grade and is a Ball State graduate student. Taylor is a plasterer contractor.
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Charlie Faye Harvey
W. 13Th St
Erma Harvey Rattling
St. Louis
Oscar Taylor
Madison Ave
Hamp Taylor
South Meridian Church of God
Edward L. Foggs
Sherman Street Church of God
Weldon Bleiler
Patty Stout
Arthur Harvey
John Ware
Kenneth Williams
John Cooper
Robert Culp
Toledo
Ohio
Carr
Jan Denise Ware
Diane Harvey
A. K. Taylor
Roosevelt Carter
Max Dawson
James Byron Hall
Richard Melton
Dermott
Ark
Anderson
Anderson College
Girl Fell Continued From Page One
Authorities searched for Brown after the escapee from Pendleton institution last Tuesday night. A Shelbyville girl described as attractive said she was held in a woods on an abandoned Harrison County farm most of Saturday and had met Brown on parole. She had previously dated Brown before his 1957 reformatory sentence for assault and battery from Decatur County. Parents reported the disappearance Saturday after finding cut telephone wires at their home.
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Moore
Harrison
Ohio
Brown
Reformatory
Decatur County
Shelbyville
YMCA Luncheon and Club Meetings Schedule
A compact listing shows multiple lunchtime and evening gatherings at the YMCA and associated groups. Rotaries, exchanges, Altrusa, Lions clubs, Kiwanis, Optimists, Kappa Delta Phi, and Beta Sigma Phi host sessions around noon and 6 to 7:30 pm, with swim and youth activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Anderson Lions
Chief Anderson Lady Lions Clubs
Mounds Kiwanis
Kappa Delta Phi
Beta Sigma Phi
City Ordinance Seeks Fines Over Sewage Labor Strike
City officials discuss a proposed ordinance on sewage operations not tied to labor disputes. A suggested fine ranges from 100 to 1,000 dollars for violations. Council cites similar measures in other cities and plans to consider the ordinance.
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Goodwin
Rail Work Years In Promulgation Eliminate Firemen Jobs
Railroad spokesmen say a sweeping plan will remove thousands of firemen positions on diesel locomotives and yard service. An estimated 40,000 firemen could be affected over five to ten years with early separations for workers under ten years seniority.
Candy Barr Paroled in Huntsville for New Path as Evangelist
Strip teaser Candy Barr, once known for her provocative stage act, was paroled from state prison in Huntsville Texas. She appeared in a somber black outfit and now pursues scripture quoting and choir singing with reports she may become an evangelist.
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Huntsville
Tex
UPI
Candy Barr
Freedom Essay Winners Named in Anderson Area
Four Anderson Area high schools announced winners of the Freedom Shrine Essay Contest held during Freedom Month. Winners are Jerry Bennett Highland Janice Swisher St Marys Fred Martin Madison Heights Jama Doenges. Bonds will be awarded at an April club meeting with an area winner getting an extra bond. Plans for a Freedom Shrine trailer visit and library display are in place.
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Anderson Area
Indiana State Exchange Club
Dale Lehman
Anderson Exchange Club
Anderson
St. Mary's
Madison Heights
Highland
Jerry Bennett
Janice Swisher
St. Mary’s
Fred Martin
Madison
Indiana Exchange Club
Anderson College
Charles E. Wilson
Indiana Senate debates sales tax and business levies
The Senate discussed a three point tax plan to raise 271 million for 1963 65 proposed new rates for individuals businesses and services with exemptions for food and drugs while a separate plan from Sen Shawley would lift rates for individuals businesses and services to bring in about 180 million more. Republicans showed mixed support with about half backing a 2 percent sales tax and opposing a 3 percent rate. The group also considered a retroactive gross income tax increase and a cigarette tax hike aimed at funding Indiana harbor construction in Porter County.
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Senate
William Christy
D-Hammond
Christy
Robert P. O'Bannon
D - Corydon
Tax Conference Committee
Roy Conrad
R-Monticello
GOP
John F. Shawley
Michigan City
Shawley
Conference Committee
Charles W. Edwards
R Spencer
James X. Stagg
D-Evansville
Stagg
Conrad
D. Russell Bontrager
R. Elkhart
O’bannon
Lake County
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana
Lake Michigan Harbor
Porter County
Mrs Lara M Smith 77 Died After Hospital Admission
Mrs Lara M Smith widow of Ernest E Smith died Sunday after admittance to St John’s Hospital. Born January 19 1886 in Middletown she lived much of her life in Anderson where she worked at the Anderson Hotel and led the Eagles Auxiliary 174. Survived by daughter Ethel Mae Wyant sisters Zella Deutsch Margie Jones Lillian Jensen brother Harry Brunk granddaughter Sally and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Brown and Butz Funeral Home 10:30 Wednesday with Rev Monroe G Schuster. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may visit after 2 p.m. today.
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Lara M. Smith
Ernest E. Smith
St. John's Hospital
Middletown
Wiliam H
Sarah Riley Brunk
Anderson Hotel
Middletown Christian Church
Eagles Auxiliary
Anderson
Ethel Mae Wyant
Melbourne
Fla
Zella Deutsch
Margie Jones
Lillian Jensen
Edwardsville
Ill
Harry Brunk
Tampa
Sally
Brown and Butz
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Elwood
John
Mary Wasser Lehr
Blanche Lowder
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Blanche
Mary Kanauer
Katheryn Heaton
Margaret Brunson
Dena Fenstermaker
Alice Johnson
Marie Miller l
Fort Smith
Ark
Fred Lehr
Ewing
Jerome Johnson
Sunset Memorial Cemetery
Summitville
Homer Ellingwood
Gladys Shipley
Webster St
Community Hospital
Greenfield
James W
Anna van Zant Ellingwood
Noblesville
Tracey Jane Ellingwood
Shipley
Orville
Ralph Leroy Ellingwood
Florence Davis
Fannie Davis
Charles Ellingwood
Mobile
Ala
Rosemary Turner
Fort Lauderdale
Gus
Paul
Fort Wayne
Enid Lunsford
Pearl Harrison
South Bend
Brown ‘and Butz
George ‘Skinner
Jackson Park
Cecil H. Groff
Fletcher St
Huntington County
Otto
Nora King Groff
Marion
Delco-Remy
Cecile
Maverne Ramsey
J. C. Groff
King Groff
LaPorte
Emil S. Groff
Baker Brothers Funeral
IOOF
Helen Boyer
Helen M. Boyer
Euclid Dr
St John's Hospital
Warner
Anna Bricker Ashby
Pauline Osborne
Howard
Boyer
Evelyn Crouse
Conrad
Ernest Ashby
Angelia
Ramona Osborne
Howard FE Boyer
Korea
Jackson Park Church
Dorothy Pruden
Dorothy M Pruden
Central Hotel
Harry
Grace Maine Shock
Kenneth
Grace Shock
Bradenton
Grace Maag
Hazel Neal
Harry Shock
Orville Shock
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
George Skinner
Pleasant Walk
Funeral Home
Clella E. Osborn
Cedar St
St. John’s Hospital
James
Sarah Erskin
Waukegan
Almond
Jack) Osborn
Dora Allen
Melvin Phillips
First Baptist Church
Princess Hope Attends Memorial for Diplomat Selden Chapin
American born Princess Hope of Sikkim left New York for Washington to attend memorial services for her uncle and former guardian Selden Chapin who died last week. Chapin served as U S ambassador to Iran Peru Panama and The Netherlands with homes in St Thomas Virgin Islands and Seal Harbor Maine.
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New York
UPI
Hope of
Guatemala Calm After Coup as Peralta Consolidates Power
Guatemala City returns to normal after a coup toppled Ydigoras. Peralta strengthens control aided by a 30 day state of siege and Arevalo’s exile return. In Managua exiled officers Giron Perrone and Figueroa discuss anti-Ydigoras plans while tanks patrol streets and an 8 pm curfew remains.
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Peralta
Ydigoras
Guatemala
Arevalo
Mexico City
Mexico
Managua
Ydiforas
Fom
Oscar Giron Perrone
Alberto Figueroa
Air Force
Guatemala City
Victoras
Central America
Michigan Vote On New Constitution Tests Romney Influence
Michigan backers led by Governor George Romney push for a new state constitution to replace the 55 year old document. With 2,769 of 5,209 precincts counted Wayne County shows 105,127 in favor and 140,001 against. Democrats and labor oppose the measure.
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Michigan
Gov. Romney
George Romney
Romney
Wayne
Detroit
Wayne County
Boys' Club Highlights Activities And Service Drive
The Boys' Club offers fitness arts crafts games room playgrounds summer camp swimming and many activities. Hum phrey notes their latest service project repaired and distributed Christmas toys to over 600 of Anderson's less privileged children. Czarniecki and Humphrey urge public visits during the week to see the club in action.
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Humphrey
Anderson
Czarniecki
Boys’ Club
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices from Madison and nearby counties report the deaths of John Lehr of Summitville aged 68 after a heart attack at Mercy Hospital Elwood and other regional passings including Louise Bruno of Lapel Lowell Woodward of Lapel Goldie May Brookbank Pendleton and Clyde Wayne Jordan of Marion with funeral details and survivors listed.
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John Lehr
Summitville
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
Anderson Obituaries Highlights Local Residents
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Alice Partain 56 of 1124 Manor Court Mrs. Partain wife of John Partain. Also listed are Ruby P. Hutton 71 of 3615 Columbus Ave Homer Ellingwood 77 of Anderson Cecil H. Groff 70 Helen M. Boyer 52 Dorothy Pruden 56 and Beatrice Carter 70 with biographical details including birthplaces relatives and church affiliations. Burial and funeral arrangements noted for multiple churches and local cemeteries.
Kilburn says no announcement before Nov 8 on aid program
Kilburn criticized the aid program as a shabby deal implying political rather than economic benefits. Batt was allowed to submit a written reply to Kilburn’s complaint while Republicans pressed to show he could not answer on Monday.
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Kilburn
Batt
Police list 26 named suspects in a Viet Nam raid
AP reports a Communist ammunition depot was blown up by fighter planes Saturday about 400 miles north of Saigon near North Viet Nam. Fighters claimed 35 Viet Cong killed in the strike. The text lists numerous individuals with addresses, including Nabbed Hert Jones and Lillian Martin among others in cities such as Indianapolis Alexandria Clarksville and SAIGON.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
AP U.S
North
Viet Nam
Funeral Rites Set for Jackson A. Raney in Indiana
Jackson A. Raney 61 longtime superintendent of the Indiana School for the Deaf dies at St. Vincent's Hospital. He led Kiwanis International as president in 1955 56 and held several global posts. A Versailles native and Franklin College graduate he also served in Franklin and Ripley County schools. His Masonic and Kiwanis leadership marked a prominent public service career.
Indiana Court Minutes Show Multiple Divorces and Pleas
A consolidated court log lists cases in which parties seek divorce from Janice Connors Joycelyn Jameson and Heier versus Elliott Heier, plus injunctions and asset notes. It also records guilty pleas in larceny and armed robbery, with sentences or probation under Indiana courts.
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Emma Rose Warner Lane
Albert Lane
DeArmond
Booram and DeArmond
Janice A. Connors
Donald B. Connors
Wayne O. Wimmer
Joycelyn E. Jameson
Robert Eugene Jameson
Anna Cotton Hailey
State of Indiana
Robert Eugene Lampkin
Indiana State Farm
Donald Merrill
Mae Rummel
James Hall
Superior Court
Helen June Heier
Robert Elliott Heier
Federal Payments In Lieu Of Taxes Endorsed In Principle
Report cites aggregate levied by the federal government and a 51 endorsement in principle of federal payments in lieu of taxes for encroachment of federal buildings in local jurisdictions. A 61 majority supports continuing the tax exempt status, state and local debt obligations. POSTMASTER DIES WESTVILLE Ind Mrs Ruth J Schirr postmaster died Monday at her home after feeling ill. She was 27. An autopsy has been requested. Mrs Schirr took office in April 1961 succeeding Nople Rehland er. She is survived by her husband and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westville, Ind
UPI
Ruth J. Schirr
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I Brothers
County
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YMCA
Rotary
of C Agriculture
Madison County Crusade
Exchange Club
Freedom
Lloyd Rains
Anderson Club
William Watkins
Princess Hope
Azurdia
Louise Bruno Lapel
Louise Bruno
Pennsylvania
Lapel
Brockway Glass Company
Ted
James Anderson
Rita Brown
Falls Creek
Harry Bruno
Haddonfield
N J
Joe Bruno
Brockway
Helen Newton
Ken
Lowell Woodward Lapel
Lowell Woodward, Sr
Earl
Pearl Woodward
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge 625
Lions Club
Lapel Investment Club
Elwood Sheet and Tin Mills
Standard Oil
Mary Williams Woodward
Kenneth Woodward
James Woodward
Coloma
Mich
Lowell Woodward Jr
Denver
Colo
Marian Mauraud
Ann Waldo
Upper Montclair
N. J
Geneva
Marion King
Brookside Cemetery
Goldie Brookbank
Pendleton
Goldie May Brookbank
Cornell and Bright Funeral Home
Clyde Wayne Jordan
William Jordan
Nebraska St
Vinson-Hasler Funeral Home
Milo Bowsman
Hillside Wesleyan Methodist Church
Vinson
Alice Partain
John Partain
Manor Court
Illinois
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Earl Easter
Nathan Chapp
Indianapolis
Cora Grigsby
Ruby P. Hutton
Columbus Ave
Earl Hutton
Shirley
Luletta Lockridge
Mounds Baptist Church
Carrol Hutton
Merl Hutton
Agnes Rider
Crystal Gold
Waltz & Hiday Funeral Home
Fisher Bros
John Wood
the Mounds Baptist Church
Beatrice Carter
George E. Carter
E. ,20Th St
Gable Nurs
Ing
Cutler
William
Nancy Maxwell
Sam
Joe
Casper Maxwell
Harold E. Rozelle
Paul V. Dobson
Church of Christ
East Maplewood Cemetery
Alice Davis
Zion Baptist Church
Ned Lewis
East Maplewood
Underwood and Brooks
Hert Jones
Hendricks St
Arveal Perkins
Clifton Brown
Martindale St
George Cunningham
Minnesota Ave
Alexandria
Lillian Martin
Forkner St
Angie Carter
William Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Sammy Lee Rudolph
Courthouse News
Circuit Court
Ray Nobel Tapap
William F. Lawler, Jr
Dick M. Adair
Allen Nutting
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Madison County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Ralph Carpenter
Franklin Finance Co
Herbert O. Leever
Lorene Leever
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