Indiana Senate Eyes Tax Package To Restore Budget
The Indiana Senate advanced a broad tax package including a 2 percent sales tax and 2 percent rates on adjusted gross income and corporate net income. The $1.43 billion budget remains in conference, with $222 million in new taxes proposed and a $36 million cigarette tax increase debated. If approved, measures head to the House for concurrence and then to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference Committee
Senate
Shawley
Charles H. Schenk
Vincennes
Wendell Martin
Indianapolis
Martin
House
John C. Ruckelshaus
Indiana
John F. Coppes
R - Nappanee
Ways and Means Committee
William JH. Hardwick
Martinsville
Ways and Means
Coppes
Anderson College Memorializes Dean Olt in Student Center
The Student Center at Anderson College honors former dean Dr Olt who led the school from 1925 to 1958. The building features a large southwest fireplace and aluminum window walls offering campus views, with a main entrance on E 3rd St and a contemporary exterior sculpture by Robert Youngman. A 25 year loan from the Housing and Home Finance Agency supports construction, funds to be used for revenue producing facilities.
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Robert Youngman
Acare
E. 3rd_ St
The
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Community Facilities Administration
Washington, D. C
Dean Olt
Dr. Morrison
Anderson
Olt
Program Honors Madison Heights Students at Banquet
The Madison Heights High School banquet honored 27 students including Deborah Dunbar Nancy Griffith Thomas Jones Ann White Jama Doenges Claudia Richardson Robert Carroll Mary Janet Palmer Paul Jarrett Linda Hauser Bonnie Coyner Pamela Carmack Marlene Stottlemyer Linda Fritz David MacAllister Jeanne Sanford Joyce Ehle Robert Larmore Jean Fraser Janet May Connie Seybert Deborah Quear and Richard Sheppard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cral
Madison Heights High School
Deborah Dunbar
Nancy Griffith
Thomas Jones
Ann Whitehead
Jama Doenges
Claudia Richardson
Robert Carroll
Mary Janet Palmer
Paul Jarrett
Linda Hauser
Bonnie Coyner
Pamela Carmack
Marlene Stottlemyer
Linda Fritz
David MacAllister
Jeanne Sanford
Joyce Ehle
Robert Larmore
Jean Fraser
Janet May
Connie Seybert
Deborah Quear
Richard Sheppard
Services Today for Arnold Grove Barber at Memorial Park
Arnold H. Grove 61 a longtime barber died suddenly at 9 a.m. Sunday after a collapse in his yard on Rt 2. He worked at Central Barber Shop W 10th St Anderson. A resident 40 years he came from Attica born March 3 1902 in Tuscola Ill. Survivors include wife Louise a son Phillip and daughter Patricia Hedgecraft six grandchildren two brothers Wilfred and Emil. Funeral at Baker Brothers with Rev Philip Hillsamer presiding burial Memorial Park Cemetery. The Highland and St Mary’s high schools listed honors and distinguished scholars among students.
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Arnold H
Anna H. Greve
Louise
Phillip Greve
Patricia Hedgecraft
Anderson
Wilfred
Waveland
Emil
Darlington
Lawyer Hires Plane Flight To Havana Faces Cuban Ai Battalions
An attorney arranged a small plane flight toward Havana seeking clearance to cross Cuban anti aircraft batteries. He reports rapid takeoff, arrival, and a courtesy luncheon with Castro during a car ride, noting the generous meal and an excellent cigar.
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Havana
Nelson Named to NATO Post and Political Rise Highlighted
The brief notes Rep. Nelson, a GOP speaker candidate, was named by Sam Rayburn as a NATO representative. A St. Joseph's College and Rutgers Law School graduate, he won Minnesota's 2nd District seat in 1958 after 25 years in local and state offices. He resigned as lieutenant governor to head the Rural Electrification Administration under Eisenhower. A lifetime farmer, he sits on the Interstate and Foreign Commerce and District of Columbia Committees.
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House Judiciary Committee
Sam Rayburn
United States
NATO
St. Joseph's College
Rutgers Law School
Rep
Nelson
Minnesota
Eisenhower
Rural Electrification Administration
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
District of Columbia
Steel price fight frames U.S. industry stance and policy
Kaiser denies reports of price rises while Armco remains silent as U S Steel and other producers faced a $6 per ton increase. President Kennedy endorses selective increases with overall price stability urged. Senate Leader Mansfield notes potential impact on inflation and global competition as USW braces for post April 30 wage talks.
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U. S. Steel Corp
Kaiser
Armco
Goldwater
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Japan
West Germany
South Africa
Easter Observances and Templar Honors Highlight Local News
Wilbert O. Rhoton, past commander, will be guest of honor as the Knights Templars note a May 4 class ceremony and a 6 pm dinner hosted by the Anderson Assembly of the Beauceant. The Grand Encampment observes its 33rd Easter Sunrise Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery with services at the Christian Congregational Church and breakfast afterward.
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Son
John Mevarty
Ralph H. Beeman
Wilbert O. Rhoton
Order of the Temple
Anderson Assembly of the
Social Order of the Beauceant
Ruth Beeman
Christian Congregational Church
Alexandria
Knights Templar
United States
Arlington National Cemetery
Phillip Blake
Templar
Arthur I. Edwards
John R. Bitner
Bussel
Anderson Obituaries From Local News
Guy A Robinson 80 longtime Anderson Brass Foundry owner dies at St. Johns Hospital. Eva F Shultz 75 of Lapel area dies at home after a year of illness. Ethelyn Davisson long time Dayton dental hygienist dies. Mae Johnstone 62 dies in Hollywood. Ethel T Crawford 67 of 2020 Nelle St. dies after eight days. Edward Ef Whisler 80 of Anderson dies at St Johns Hospital. former Delco Remy worker and union member. Survivors, funeral details, and local affiliations listed.
St Marys Boosters Club Meeting Plans at SMS Cafeteria
St Marys Boosters Club holds a meeting Wednesday at the SMS cafeteria starting 8 p.m. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming fundraisers and team support activities.
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St. Mary’s Boosters Club
Wed
SMS
Obituary Notices And Funeral Details In Local Listings
Funeral notices list services for Maude Abbott at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Loyd Leroy Lee Kerns of Anchor Hotel dies, services at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Additional items note Earl Imler and Wayne Thompson conducting services, and Harry Ostlund’s death with connection to Elmer Ostlund and Elin Johnson as aunt.
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Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Earl Imler
East Maplewood Cemetery
Maude Abbott
Lee Abbott
Walnut St
Sells and Rowe
Wayne Thompson
Irondale Church of God
Leroy (Lee) Kerns
Anchor Hotel
Brown and Butz
George Skinner
Jackson Park
Thresher Inquiry On Submarine Crew Sights Ready Deep Dive
Cmdr Lou Larcombe told the inquiry that Thresher captain Lt Cmdr John W Harvey was fully satisfied with the ship’s condition and it was ready for deep diving. Omer C Wilso n Noblesville aged 76 died at home after a long illness. Burial at Crownland Cemetery follows services at Coaltrin Funeral Home with Rev Robert Sutton officiating.
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Lou Larcombe
Wilmington
N.C
Dogfish
Thresher
John W. Harvey
Omer C. Wilson
Noblesville
Omer C. Wil
Fall Creek Township
Hamilton County
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Robert Sutton
Crownland Cemetery
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
William E. Olvey of Fortville dies after long illness at 7 am at home. Survived by wife Pearl two daughters Dorothy Rohr Greenfield and Ruby Hutchinson Oaklandon two sons Ralph Morresville and William Greenfield a brother Fred Fortville and several grandchildren. Funeral at McCarty-Fisher Fortville after 2 pm today with services Wednesday at 2 pm at the funeral home and burial at Washington Park Cemetery Indianapolis. Edna Estelle Brunson 56 Greenfield dies at home. Daughter of Ira and Nora Estelle native of Hancock County member of Wilkinson Methodist Church. Last rites at Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson Wednesday 10 am burial Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown. Survivors Marvin Brunson Wilkinson Richard Brunson Anderson two brothers Orville Estelle Charlottesville Chester Estelle Shirley eight grandchildren.
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Guy A. Robinson
W. 5Th St
St. .John’s Hospital
Gertrude
Anderson
Frank A
Tena Robinson
Anderson Brass Foundry
Maurice G. Robinson
James G Robinson
Mt. Moriah
Sam Litenberger
James Yattan
Ward Starr
William Rohten
James R. Day
John Westerfield
John Ellis
Mt. Moriah Lodge
Eva Shultz
Eva F. Shultz
Emery Shultz
Rt. 3
Airport Road
Charters, Ky
H. G
Ellen Thompson
Lapel
iShe
Shultz
Josephine Renkl
Cincinnati
Charles Thompson
Ingalls
Fisher Brothers
Harry Smith
Brookside Cemetery
Ethelyn Davisson
Nichol Ave
Cass County
Dayton
Ohio State Dental Hygienists Association
Dental Clinic and Welfare Association
U.S. Playing Card Company
Clarence O. Davisson
Cora Davisson
Richard Davisson
Daniel Davisson
FE Paso
Tex
Jane T Hutchinson
Milwaukee
Carol Ann Culbertson
Ponce
Puerto Rico
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Fred Lanan
First Presbyterian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Melvin Slick
Marvin Wood
Orville McCarty
Harry Knotts
Gene Hadley
Mack McCarroll
Robert Colvin
Kenneth Weidner
William E. Olvey
Fortville
Hamilton St
Hancock County
William T
Sarah E. Olvey
Fortville Brotherhood
Pearl
Dorothy Rohr
Greenfield
Ruby Hutchinson
Oaklandon
Ralph
Morresville
William
Fred
McCarty-Fisher
Claudius Pyles
Washington Park Cemetery
Indianapolis
Wilkinson
Edna Estelle Brunson
Pratt St. Greenfield
Ira
Nora Stinger Estelle
Wilkinson Methodist Church
Condo and Son
Glen Cove
Knightstown
Marvin Brunson
Richard Brunson
Orville Estelle
Charlottesville
Chester Estelle
Shirley
Testimony Defends Thresher Captain as Officers Deny Defects
Harvey Larcombe testifies he trusted Lt Cmdr Harvey's judgment and navy procedures before the Thresher dive. He asserts no serious ship deficiencies were known or discussed, backing the captain's competence. Admirals say they were not notified of serious problems during the final dive. Hecker describes a Skylark message noting minor difficulties without clear assessment.
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Harvey
Larcombe
Cmdr
Washington
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Hecker
Ban The Bomb March Ends In Violence And Disarray
Ban-The-Bomb protesters displayed conviction then celebrated amid jazz and slogans. On Good Friday militants handed out pamphlets listing 14 underground sites as regional administration hubs if a nuclear attack cripples the center. A grave national security breach seems evident as the march ended in violence.
Car Making Turn Hits Child At Intersection
A young girl Cheryl Lynn Mills age 3 was slightly injured when struck by an auto at the intersection of W. 28th and Walton as Roy W. Dietz 22 attempted a turn. She was taken to her family doctor. In a separate Sunday accident Grady Currie 29 suffered a broken left leg in a hit and run at 18th and Dewey streets. police seek the auto driver.
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Cheryl Lynn Mills
28Th St
Roy W. Dietz
W. 28Th St
W. 28Th
Walton Sts
Grady Currie
6Th St
18Th and
Dewey Sts
PTA To Elect New Officers Tonight in North Anderson
The North Anderson-Hiwatha PTA will hold its annual election meeting at 7 p.m. in the North Anderson gym. President Harold Jarrett said Capt. Fred Richardson of the Anderson Police Department would speak on safety. Officers for the 1963 64 school year will be elected.
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North Anderson-Hiwatha Pta
North Anderson
Harold Jarrett
Fred Richardson
Anderson Police Department
GM UAW Form Study Committee Backed by Leaders
GM and UAW set a study committee expected to begin work this summer as leaders described the session as a healthy start and a constructive move toward more responsible collective bargaining. Reuther praised the outcome while noting no government involvement. Dariel L. Fulford, 25, from Indianapolis, escaped a Pendleton reformatory work detail while serving a 1 to 5 year sentence for a 1962 auto theft conviction.
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Reuther
Seaton
UAW
Dariel L. Fulford
Indianapolis
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
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Peggy Trook
Highland High School
Judy Boyd
Everett Carter
Cecilia Fowler
Jeannie Imel
John Kimmerling
Jack Larimore
Randye Medley
Randy Paschal
Pamela Unger
Lozabeth van Zant
St. Mary's High School
Cecilia Schrenker
Jennifer Jones
Jane Jones
Rebecca Ward
Daira Grencions
Ann Robertson
Nathan Martin
William Stanley
Sharon Guss
Stephen Ham
Brenda Nighbert
Ann Barrow
Richard Kappeler
Cheryl Biddle
Elaine Carney
Marion Havermale
Joy Roehler
Barbara Falls
Susan Taylor
Thomas Hardwick
Robert E. Frank
David Alldredge
John Hersberger
Janie Roberts
Elizabeth Taylor
Edward Roettinger
Robert Foust
Dorcia Shipley
John T. Gibson
Steven Cummins
Jerry Poston
Connie Sprague
Randy Covington
Cheryl Fenwick
Gloria Lloyd
Linda Colvill
Marjorie Gilbert
Phyllis Hofer
Marlin Harker
Marsha Snideman
Jean Wood
Cassandra Hoover
Janice Farmer
Joseph Kilmer
Paula Decker
Gary Lucas
Ann Huncilman
Mary Billingsley
Joan Schattner
Roberta Buntin
Martha Bell
Joyce Ellis
Doyle Wilcox
Patricia Mallernee
Joan Krieg
Shirley Mascar
Patricia Brown
Joseph Monaghan
Ivan Whitesel
Chester Miller
Thomas Morton
Fred Huttman
James Nesbit
Jack Ross
William Renforth
James Wallace
Keith Addington
Ernest Norris
William Walker
Ray Bush
Jack Bayse
Glayne Johnson
Jerry Pierce
Ardell Mills
Wayne Brougher
John Phillips
Fred Sampson
Herbert Roby
Prudential
Win’s Company’s President’s
Canada
Prudential Anderson
Doyle M. Wilcox
Broadway
the Prudential
Insurance Company OF America
Mid-America
Prudential Plaza
Chicago 1
Illinois
Seritial Otter
Adil Finety
Castro
United Steelworkers
USW
Knights Templars
Hardin & Son
E. Ith
Mae Johnstone
Charles Jonhstone
Raible Ave
Hollywood
Calif
Harold FE. Rozelle
Egbert Lashley
Modoc
Mrs
Allie Netter
Allie H. Netter
Ethel T. Crawford
Harry L. Crawford
Nelle St
St. John’s Hospital
Louisville
John Thompson
Guide Lamp
Josephine Watkins
Benton, III
Edward EF. Whisler
Edward Whisler
Main St
Arcadia
Henry M
Matilda Flanagan Whisler
Delco-Remy
Uawcio
Delco Retirees Club
Mrs. Maude Abbott
Harry Ostlund
Elmer L. Ostlund
47Th St
Minneapolis
Minn
Ostlund
University of Minnesota
School of Business
Elin C. Johnson
Thresher Inquiry
Madison
Edna Brunson
PTA
Times OF Refreshing Services
Chapel
Great Commission Schools
W. 25Th St
Anderson, Ind
Evangelist Ralph H. Gray
Indiana Bell Business Office
Indiana Bell
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