Palmer Leads Masters in Two-Stroke Edge at Augusta
Arnold Palmer fired a six-under 66 to reach 136 after 36 holes and lead Gary Player by two at the Masters. Gene Littler climbed to 139, while Gardner Dickinson Jr and Ben Hogan's protégé disputed spots behind.
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Augusta
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Gary Player
Lloyd Mangrum
Kiant Eagle
Littler
Gene Littler
Gardner Dickinson, Jr
Charlie Coe
Anderson Council to adopt Workable Program for better living
The Anderson City Council will consider Tuesday adoption of the Workable Program a plan of action for eliminating slums and blight and guiding redevelopment. Planning Director Ed Denman says it reviews past progress sets goals for the coming year and includes codes ordinances housing for displaced families and citizen participation. The Council will also review the Master Plan adopted March 29 by the Planning Commission to gauge if it keeps pace with current needs.
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Anderson
Ed Denman
Denman
Council
Chy
Anderson Planning Commission
City Hall
Skin Diving Group Sought Treasure Seizure Reported
Seven Americans described as frogmen were seized off Oriente Province Cuba during a Caribbean treasure hunt. The group from Florida sailed from Kingston to explore sunken Spanish wrecks aboard the Pisces en route to Jamaica. US State Department sought Swiss mediation for their prompt release while Miami Coast Guard confirmed the expedition.
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Havana
UPS
Cuba
Florida
Oriente
US State Department
State Department
Pompano Sak Fla
Kingston
Jamaica
Miami Coast Guard
Pompano Beach
Ellen Patton
Gordon S. Patton
Jackson City
Miss
Ocean City
Fred Dickson, Jr
John Sterry
Brewster
N.Y
Frank W
Mike) Freeman
Kerby Hills
Washington, D.C
Johnny Johnson
Washington
Bernie Nistad
Brooklyn
Joe Campbell
Alexandria
Freeman
Andrea Doria
New Jersey
Patton
Skillen Dies Former Indiana Democratic State Chairman
Charles F. Skillen, 65, who led the Indiana Democratic State Committee from 1952 to 1961, died Friday in Winamac Indiana. He collapsed in his yard while chatting with a friend and doctor Thomas Carneal. Skillen steered the party through stormy years, saw gains in off year elections, and contributed to 1955 and 1959 mayoral victories.
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Winamac
Ind
UPI
Charles FE. Skillen
Indiana
Democratic State Committee
Welsh
Skillen
Hoosier Party
Thomas Carneal
Pulaski County
Mainer Serves Time as Robbery Brain Charged
Philip Mainer of Liberty Two Ohio is serving 1 to 2 years in Allegheny County Workhouse for masterminding an attempted $28,000 robbery of Shantz and Myers clothing store in Sharon. Police said $8,000 in loot and 30 tailor made suits were stolen from his home, signaling the role reversal.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Philip Mainer
Liberty Two
Ohio
Sharon
Mainer
Allegheny County
Shantz & Myers
Masonic Bodies Plan York Rite Fellowship Meeting
R and S M and Anderson Chapter No 52 R A M will sponsor a York Rite Fellowship meeting April 14 at the Commandery Asylum Masonic Temple 1024 Meridian St First on the agenda a fish fry at 6 30 prepared by Mt Moriah Lodge 77 F A M wives of the Sir Knights and companions with Master Masons and their wives will attend The program at 7 30 features choral numbers from the First Methodist Church under D William Frame Then Prof Gus Jeeninga Anderson College will discuss the Dead Sea Scrolls with color slides He did Palestine research in 1953 and helped clean scroll fragments The Netherlands born Jeeninga came to the United States in 1947 to study at Anderson College
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R.&s.m
Anderson
R.A.M
York Rite
Commandery Asylum
Masonic Temple
Meridian St
First Methodist Church
D. William Frame
Gus Jeeninga
Anderson College
Jeeninga
Palestine
Netherlands
United States
Union Theological Seminary
Defendant Cleared By Jury In Dog Bite Suit
A twelve jurors verdict favored the defendant after a six hour deliberation in a 1951 dog bite case. Emory Collins claimed permanent injury from a German Shepherd owned by James and Jennie Yattaw at their foundry grounds. Lawyers included Douglass Owens Marion Withers Maurice Robinson.
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Nelson Bohannon
Emory Collins
Douglass Owens
Marion Withers
James
Jennie Yattaw
Yattaw
Registration Over Monday Deadlines for May 8 Primary
More than 1 000 people have registered or transferred registrations at sub stations since April 2 as the Registration Board emphasizes that Monday is the deadline to be eligible to vote in the May 8 primary. By Thursday night 637 registered and 783 transferred to new precincts. Sub stations at Edgewood School Kile's Service Station East 10th Street Meadowbrook Markleville Westvale Elwood and Alexandria city halls will operate with varying hours through Monday.
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Board of Registration
Alpha Byrum
Madge Mitchell
Registration Board
Edgewood School
Kile
East 10Th Street
Meadowbrook
Markleville
Westvale School
Elwood
Alexandria City
Lothair Teetor Dies In Nassau
Lothair Teetor, 65, former assistant U S secretary of commerce and head of Perfect Circle Corp., died in Nassau Bahamas six days after a heart attack while visiting family with his son Ben. Teetor retired in 1957 after leading the piston ring company that grew from his father Charles N Teetor's bicycle shop founded in 1895.
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Hagerstown
Ind
Lothair Teetor
U.S. Secretary of Commerce
Perfect Circle Corp
Teetor
Nassau
Ben
Piston Ring Company
Charles N. Teetor
Roberts Plans Open Primary Opposition in 1962 GOP Contest
Mewlison County GOP Chairman R H Roberts said the 1960 election facts justify opposing George C Chambers in an open primary. He noted Nixon carried the 5th district by over 30 000 votes, implying many crossed to oppose the Republican congress candidate. He favored a new face and would step down as chairman if requested, while staying through the primary if needed.
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Mewlison County
GOP
R. H. Roberts
Alf
George C. Chambers
Roberts
Richard Nixon
Congress
Central Committee
Halleck Port Bill Move Wins Welsh Backing
Indiana Governor Welsh and aide Clinton Green tentatively backed Rep. Halleck’s plan to seek a Lake Michigan port authorization bill in Congress for Burns Waterway in Porter County. Halleck would pursue the measure pending Budget Bureau approval while opponents seek restrictions on the site.
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Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
Congress
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Clinton Green
Welsh
Indiana Port Commission
Halleck
Green
Federal Bureau of the Budget
Valparaiso
Budget Bureau
Burns Waterway
Porter County
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Save-the-Dunes Council
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity Born at St Johns Hospital
Mr and Mrs Gale Frye Pendleton welcome a boy at St Johns Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ernest Shroyer Indianapolis area report a girl. Mr and Mrs William Cornett Anderson announce a girl. Mr and Mrs Larry Shupe Lapel greet a girl. Mr and Mrs Paul Finch Anderson report a boy. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nichter Walton welcome a girl.
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Gale Frye
Pendleton
Ernest Shroyer
Wiliam Cornett
Brown Sr
Larry Shupe
Paul Finch
Rt. G. Anderson
Kenneth Nichter
Walton
Boys Club Week Plans Announced for Anderson
Boys Club Week April 8 to 15 at the Billie Bill Wilson Boys Club announced a new award for church attendance to be given next year. The Bill Wilson Memorial Award honors the founder of the Anderson Club. The contest requires a boy to stay in good standing and present a weekly church attendance certificate signed by his minister.
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Ray Humphrey
Bill Wilson
Tommy Bryant
Victor Newsome
Jack Keesling
Dennis Keesling
Allen Cummings
Jack Mains
Mike Clear
Billie Boys’ Club
James Czarniecki
Board For
Anderson Club
Bill
Third Street
Short Hazlett Street
West 10Th Street
Czarniecki
Anderson
Thief Eats Candy During Robbery At City Market
Police report a thief entered Dragon's Food Market at 918 W 17th by breaking a glass door. He crawled through a 12 by 12 inch hole, used a box to gather loot, and paused to eat penny candy and ice cream before escaping with wine, cigarettes, and pennies.
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Dragon’s Food Market
State toibe Weekend Showers Across Indiana
A warming Friday gave Indiana sunshine before a showery weekend. The Weather Bureau forecasts mild temperatures with showers likely on most days through the first half of next week. Expected rainfall over the next five days ranges from half to three quarters of an inch.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Indiana Editors Hear Talks By Congressmen
Indiana Republican Editorial Association plans a spring meeting at the Claypool Hotel. Rep. Richard L. Roudebush of Noblesville will speak at the noon luncheon before the IAEA and State Committee sessions. Rep. Thomas B. Curtis of Missouri is the banquet speaker. David A. Draper of the Washington Herald will preside and advance to IAEA president in the afternoon.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Missouri
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Claypool
Richard L. Roudebush
Rind
Noblesville
IAEA
Republican State Committee
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
House
Senate Joint Economic Committee
David A. Draper
The
Washington Herald
Fund Drive Organized In Anderson College Campaign
Administrators and teachers in the Anderson public school system organized their section of Division D in the Anderson College science building campaign. G E Ebberts said principals and building representatives have been named to begin solicitation next week with John Kinney and Carol D Helvy as co chairmen. Elmo A Funk heads overall direction with a seven man cabinet and many leaders helping with chairmanships.
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Anderson College
G. E. Ebberts
Ebberts
John Kinney
Carol D. Helvy
EF. C. Brown
John Cherney
Russell Davis
Robert Freeman
Hal Wood
Elmo A. Funk
Glenn Falls
Ebbertts
Anderson High School
Central
South Side
Dave Adams
Jesse L. Huntzinger
Richard L. Balsley
William Ballentine
David Barrow
Eileen Johnson
Mary Ketterman
Leo W. Sanders
Wallace Smith
Kenneth A. Riggs
Enoch Drumm
Robert Jerrom
Ruth Dickerson
Wilburt Sturbaum
South Side Junior High School
Clyde Williams
William Judd
Rosco E. Thomas
Sylvia Bird
George A. Harris
Arthur Johnson
Jack L. Lopp
Central Avenue School
Paris
Employment Record Sets March Job Figures
Washington reports 66 316 000 Americans employed in March a new record up 527 000 from February while unemployment fell to 4 382 000 a drop of 161 000 The jobless rate eased to 5 5 percent from 5 6 percent and 6 8 percent a year earlier Goldberg notes a favorable trend in the economy amid calls for different viewpoints from GOP leaders and a planned surge in activity through 1962
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Washington
UPD
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Borden Residents Save Homes When Only Factory Burns
Borden Indiana residents with bucket brigades saved homes as seven fire departments and about 100 volunteers fought a blaze that destroyed the Borden Cabinet Co plant. Loss neared $500000 as flames spread beyond the paint room despite a 40000 gallon water tank. Residents worked from wells and Muddy Fork Creek to halt fire reaching nearby houses.
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Borden, Ind
Borden
Muddy Fork Creek
Borden Cabinet Co
Sometimes It Just Doesn't Pay To Try
East St. Louis report says George McNee aged 60 leaped backward to avoid a car and fell into an open manhole. He was treated at St. Mary's Hospital for bruises.
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East ST. Louis, Hil
UPI
George McNee
St. Mary's Hospital
Indiana districting case heats debate in Marion County
State Sen. Nelson Grills accused Indiana’s legislature of denying rights as the suit to compel reapportionment proceeds in Marion County Superior Court. Deputy Atty. Gen. Addison Dowling and Judge John Linder sparred over authority as the case follows a U S Supreme Court ruling and a 1921 reapportionment history.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Nelson Grills
Indiana
Linder
Indiana Supreme
Grills
Dowling
Election Board
Ind 9 North gets 40 mph speed limit posted
The Indiana Highway Department posted a 40 mph limit on Ind. 9 between Anderson and Alexandria to curb accidents on the under construction route. Vogel Construction Company of Indianapolis is completing a multi million dollar project with dual lanes and a six mile stretch north of the area expected to finish this summer. Heavy equipment is active as work resumes after winter delays.
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Indiana Highway Department
Anderson
Alexandria
Vogel Construction Company
Indianapolis
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Anderson and Vicinity
St. John’s Hospital
Boys Club
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