Three Minor Auto Mishaps Leave Youths Injured
An Anderson boy, five year old Danny Lee Barnes of 2335 Lafayette Street, was seriously hurt when his mother Alice Barnes backed over him as she pulled away from the curb. He suffered a broken collar bone a broken leg scalp laceration possible concussion and internal injuries. Two other youths, Carolyn Moody ten and Ronald Joe Hunt seven, were treated and released after minor bicycle and street curb incidents involving local drivers.
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Anderson
Family Auto
Danny Lee Barnes
Lafayette St
Alice Belle Barnes
Mes
Carolyn Moody
Madison Ave
James A. Holladay
Park Rad
Ronald Joe Hunt
BE. &Th St
Chestnut Sts
Kenneth Bond
E. Ath St
St. John's Hospital
Madison County to form School Corporation Reorganization Committee
The County Board of Education will meet at 8 p.m. in Circuit Court room to designate one trustee to serve on the new committee. Judge Carl T. Smith will name eight remaining members. County Superintendent Dale Prough heads the old committee and will join the new panel, alongside a city superintendent, a school board member, and five public-representative members from across the county.
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Madison County School Corporation
County Board of Education
Circuit Court
Carl T. Smith
Dale Prough
Laos Battle Deepens As New School Reorganization Planned
In Laos the Pathet Lao clash near Pholsena as neutralists and government forces fight for control. In Indiana, the State Reorganization Commission will push an eight month plan to implement new school corporation laws with county superintendents delivering copies to districts before April 13.
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Indiana, School Corporation Reorganization Commission
Kohlmeyer
Lafayette
State Commission
Indiana General Assembly
Ohaenew. Com
Vientiane, Laos
Path-joral
Quinim
Pholsena
Pathet
Madison County
Hao
Paris
Poan Rusk
Laos
Neuter
Asia Treaty Organization
Smith
Xieng
Ear
Stata Commission
Tractor Kills Sulphur City Employee On Farm
An employee of the City Light Department, James Louden, 43, was killed when a tractor rolled backward on a small farm near Sulphur, Kentucky. Louden started vacation the day before. his 19 month old son Robert witnessed the accident at 2 41 p.m. He leaves a widow Edith and three sons Jimmy 14 Tom 10 and David 9. The body was taken to the Pre wilt Funeral Home in New Castle. Louden had worked for the city department for several years.
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City Light Department
Sulphur
James Louden
Ilome Ave
Louden
Robert
Kentucky
Edith
Jimmy
Tomomy
David
al New Castle
Andersonian Walks To Greenfield Back
A brief historical note describes a diplomatic moment with France vetoing and a De Gaulle approach affecting Britain’s bid for the European Common Market. The meeting atmosphere was cool yet the talks between French and American leaders were considered significant.
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Andersonian
Greenfield
France
de Gaulle
Britain
Can
U.S
Indiana Senate Blocks Democratic Gross Income Tax Plan
The Indiana Senate voted 22 to 20 along party lines to kill the proposed adjusted gross income tax plan. Republicans push to balance the budget without general tax increases while discussions of a one third tax rate increase fade.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Senate
General Assembly
Matthew E. Welsh
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Senate
Kizer
Repub
Senate Finance Committee
Hejlican
Democratic Party
Selec
Von Braun on Curiosity Driving Space Efforts
The article notes Wernher von Braun saying man’s insatiable curiosity drives space exploration and missile development. It mentions his Marshall Space Flight Center role, discussions with figures at the Elysee and in Washington, and optimism about future advances and tomorrow’s accomplishments.
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Baye
Beltz
Aetivang
Alonzo Stagg
California
Elysee
George Chakiris
New May's Park
Cabal
New York City
Hancock County
von Braun
Diana University
Ald Reputer
Humphrie
Marshall Space Flight Center
Umphries
Francis
Trantsville
Ala
U.s.Powell
Powes
Magon
Voter Registration Eases Ahead of May 7 Municipal Primaries
The county main registration office reports light new registrants and transfers for the May 7 municipal primaries in Anderson Elwood and Alexandria. 721 registered voters and 680 transfers were tallied by 1 p.m. with staff indicating plans to resume next week amid party nominee discussions.
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Anderson
Elwood
Alexandria
First Major Award Won By Child Star
SANTA MONICA Calif. child star Patty Duke then 16 is hailed as the first major Oscar winner among child actors. The report notes her breakthrough after film success and a public ceremony linking to De Gaulle era events and SEATO context. The piece mixes quotes and crowd reactions with a glancing reference to postal workers and voter registrations in Anderson.
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Dean Rusk
Elysee Palace
Andre Gaulle
Santa Monica
Calif
Brinduse Rt
Georges Pompidou
Patty Duke
Shirley Temple
Peter Gnacah
de Gaullej
Oscar
Greenfield
Cuber
J. F. Kennedy
U.S
France
Ed Begley
Pelt
Laos
Ruth
Rusk
Gregory Peck
Arab Federation Talks Advance in Cairo Unity Conference
In Cairo a three nation delegation from United Arab Republic Syria and Iraq announced progress toward a federation. Officials said discussions on federation principles were completed and details would be set Tuesday with harmony reported among participants at the Republican Palace.
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Cairo
Uae
UPI
United Arab Republic
Syria
Iraq
Sami Iguindi
Fie
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Retrial Date Set On Wrongful Death Suit For May 28
A wrongful death suit tied to the death of a 14 year old Lapel boy last July at Foster's Branch Bridge will be retried in Madison County Superior Court on May 28. Attorneys John R Walsh and Richard Kreegar represent the plaintiff Orville Simp lease Turn 0 Tage 3.
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Madijson County
Foster’s Branch Bridge
John R. Walsh
Richard Kreegar
Orville Simplease
Gary man finds artificial limb in car on downtown street
Gary Indiana Sanford Davis returned to his parked car on a downtown Gary street and found an artificial limb in the front seat wrapped in a brown slipper and white stocking. Police awaited the owner to explain how it ended up there.
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Gary
Ind
Sanford Davis
Davis
Liberal surge in Canada election early gains
Liberal leader Lester B. Pearson led the Liberal party to early leads in Canada's nationwide election, eroding Conservative strength. Liberals won seats previously held by Conservatives and led in Quebec and Newfoundland, with potential for a minority government pending further results.
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Toronto
Lester B. Pearson
Liberal Party
Canada
Liberals
House of Commons
Hhis
Tohn Diefenbaker
Conservatives
Commons
Merly
Pearson
Newfoundland
Iseven
Quebec
Social Credit
New Democratic Party
Paul Martin
Paul Heilyer
Mitchell Sharp
John Diefenbaker
Conservative
Prairie Provines
Diefenbaker
Peck and Baneroff Win Acting Oscars at Civic Auditorium
Gregory Peck earns best actor for To Kill a Mockingbird and Anne Baneroff takes best actress for The Miracle Worker at the 1962 Oscars. Begley praises career highs while Rita Moreno presents awards amid cheering 208 fans as ocean air sweeps Civic Auditorium.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Gregory Peck
Anne Baneroff
Beeley
Rita Moreno
Begley
Civic Auditorium
Goldwater Draft Committee Forms in Washington Start
Foraia son of draft Goldwater for president movement was announced here Monday. Peter O'Donnell Jr. Texas Republican state chairman and Jane Harrington Indiana Republican committeewoman will co chair the draft Goldwater committee. They had not consulted Sen. Barry Goldwater about forming the panel. The national draft Goldwater committee aims to mobilize enthusiasm for Goldwater nationwide.
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Washington
Peter O'Donnell Jr
Republicas
Texas
Jane F. Harrington
Iindiana
Goldwater
O'Connell
Harrington
Barry Gold Water
R-Ariz
Vhad
Shim
New Arrivals at St Johns and Nearby Hospitals
Birth notices list new births at St John s Hospital and Community Hospital. The region records a girl born to Charles Gray at 32 College Haven, a boy to Martin James at 802 E 23rd St, a girl to Leroy Morphew at 1619 W 1th St, a girl to Mervin Kegerreis at 3749 Forest Ter, a girl to John D Wood at 410 W 2th St, and a boy to Don Tremaine at 11925 Jackson St.
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St. John’s Hospital
Charles Gray
College Haven
Community Hospital
Martin James
E. 23Rd St
Donald Julian
Shawnee Dr
Wilson Conner
Meridian St
Leroy Morphew
W. 1Th St
Mervin Kegerreis
Forest Ter
John D. Wood
W. 2Th
Don Tremaine
Jackson St
Rainy Weekend Ahead For Area With Cooler Temperatures
Scattered rainshowers are forecast for the local area today and into the weekend. Highs near 60 or below with early 40s to 50s overnight, and cooler readings in the north this week.
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Upstate
Evansville
Tafayette
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Chicat
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