Board and Teachers Clash Over 63 64 Salary Schedules
Anderson Board of School Trustees and a federation of teachers spent nearly two hours in disagreement over proposed basic teaching salary schedules for 1963-64. A salary committee for the teachers contended with the board on the final increase total, which differed by about $201,133 from the board’s figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Board of School Trustees
Anderson Federation of Teachers
Fred Matthews
G. E. Ebbert
Wea Wuim
Anc
Injla
Anderson Young
Women's Christian Association
Everetts
E. Smith
Skylark
Theshmens
YWCA
Teachers Federation
Five Injured In Accidents Here Tuesday
Five persons were injured in separate city accidents yesterday. Robert White 37 suffered head and face lacerations when his car struck a tree after failing to stop at a sign. Gerry Keith 34 sustained a possible neck injury when rear ended on Main Street by Alberta Greenwood. An Anderson woman and Georgia Austin 55 from 734 Main St were injured in a separate crash. A pedestrian William Terry 44 was bruised at Sth and Main streets. Wayne Amick 16 broke a leg on a motorcycle crash near Main Street. Turn to Page 2 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. White
Sunset Blvd
Lynn St
White
Gerry A. Keith
Ard
Alberta Greenwood
Locust St
Main Street
Anderson
Georgia Austin
Main St
Dorotha Teter
Webster St
Chesterfield
Ruby Gabbard
Pearl St
Sth
Meridian Sts
William O. Terry
8Th St
Main Sts
Robert Dean Lukens
Acridank Neeurren
Wayne C. Amick
Steel firms hike prices after Kennedy steel statement
U S Steel led a price increase after President Kennedy's steel statement with Jones & Laughlin Armco and Inland Steel following suit. The moves affect the cost of thousands of consumer products made from steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
U.S. Steel
Kennedy
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Inland Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Steel
Republic
US Steel
L. B. Worthington
U. S. Steel
Wheeling Steel Corp
J& L
Ae Jae
Senate Tax Bill Faces House Defeat
INDIANAPOLIS AP A bill to raise state and gross income tax rates passed the Indiana Senate but House leaders predict the plan will be killed in the over chamber. The package also added a 2 percent corporate tax per the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Senate
N.H
UPI
Brooklyn
N.Y
Senate
Navy Court
General Assembly
House
Cmdr
Stanley Hecker
Indiana
Another Districting Plan Collapses in Indiana House
An Indiana reapportionment plan collapsed in a House GOP caucus after noon. Majority Leader Charles W. Edwards said the plan was not equitable and that conference chances were gone. Several representatives supported a different scheme tied to population and county representation, while the Senate plan looked likelier to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana General Assembly
Charles W. Edwards
R-Spencer
Edwards
Ile
John W. Mesdames Charles
A. Chastain
Donaldson
Lebanon
M. J. Eckert
Earl Baker
Huddie Donaldson
Greenwood
T. Harold Smith
James H. Steele
Ped Rowe
Lee
Hale
George H. Surbaugh
Vic
G. Rose
Everett E. Smith
Ton
C. Merrell Hudson
Ruth Malineean
George T. Kuhn
Elver F. Adcock
Senate
Herman G. Riggs
John J. Garrett
Dawn E. “Hancock
Robert L. Rock
D- Ander
YWCA
Measured Mile Walk Postponed by Overcast Weather
Opening day of the YMCA measured mile program was halted by rain and clouds drawing about 190 participants. The event’s organizers hope to resume once weather permits and keep interest high for future walkers. The Freedom Shrine Trailer by the Exchange Club visits Anderson area schools showcasing American historical documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Freedom Shrine
Ence
Cal Society
Exchange Club
Anderson
Manning
Clay Riley
Jack Williamson
Howland
Downard Ehrhart
Clifford Barr
Gene Town
Sylvester
Robert Morse
English Wins Divorce Over Husband’s Violent Acts
Peggy English testified that her husband Edward became enraged and threw his false teeth at the ceiling. She charged cruelty including coathanger assaults, beating, neglect, and bringing other girls home from dances in his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peggy English
Edward
Court Inquiry Docs Hecker Duty Ex explained in 1963 note
The court of inquiry declared Hecker a party before the court and instructed him to obtain counsel. He was advised of rights to examine and cross-examine witnesses. Captain Saul Katz, legal adviser, said the action was to formally obtain an explanation of Hecker's conduct. Further consequences were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecker
Saul Katz
Court of Inquiry
Katz
Chamber Names To Three Committees
Robert L. Austin and chamber leaders announced the slate for three committees for the ensuing year. John R. Brown chairs Fire Prevention with G. Thomas Kuhn heading Transportation. Edwin W. Schawe to lead Industrial Safety. Bids for runway lights at Anderson Municipal Airport came from Morehead Electric Co. and Contractors Inc. with low bid by Morehead. Installation to start immediately funded partly by federal funds. Boyd Martin, 76, renowned American film critic, died in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Austin
Ofj
Duane R. Renakins
Jennings Samithe Anderson Chamber of Com
Jma
Gordon Taylor
M. J. Uremerce
I Movich
Jack B. Williams
Chamber
R. Wolfe
John R. Brown
G. Thomas Kuhn
Transportation Committee
Yestern
Edwin W. Sc
Carl G. Morehead
Campbell
C. Clark
J. Mo
Accord
Mac) Doyle
James 5. Doyle
Ing
Lester Farran
Robert H. Dyer
Charles E. Ehle
Anderson Aviation
William J. Garrity
James M. Helston
Lin
Howard Himes
Garland Hines
Farran
Employment Up In Area As Anderson job market grows
Area employment rose 8.8 percent in nine teen larger plants, adding 1,943 workers from a year earlier. Manufacturing gained 1,391 positions while nonmanufacturing added 352. Electrical machinery firms led with 1,361 new jobs. medical service hiring surged by 319. Industrial safety committee chaired by Mr Schowe lists Ike Lamey as vice chairman and August Davis as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Indiana Employment Security Office
Oy J. O. Armstrong
Ffor Anderson
Mr. Schowe
Industrial Safety Committee
Charles (Ike) Lamey
August Davis
Earl A. Berkheimer
Clarence Bowlin
Mark Brewer
David K. Chaille
Charles L. Cummings
Stone
Raymond L. Doub
Richard Green
William Hardacre
D. E
Second Member Resigns County Planning Post
Madison County officials disclosed the resignation of a second planning commissioner, Ray Wood, at the April 9 meeting. Lee Dillon also submitted his resignation, reducing the commission to seven members amid protests over recent zoning actions and debated thoroughfare planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Commission
County Planning Commission
Lee Dillon
Rt. 2
Alesandria
Mrr. Dillon
Planning Commission
Board of County
Continental Jet Evades Collision With Air Force Tanker
A Continental Airlines Boeing 707 with 61 aboard avoided a midair collision with an Air Force KC135A over Grand Island Nebraska at 29000 feet. Pilot Willan Hart sharply climbed and banked, passing under the tanker with no injuries among 33 passengers and eight crew. FAA probes misidentification at Denver ATC and relief of three controllers.
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Chicago
UPS
Continentall Airlines
Nebraska
Federal Aviation Agence
FAA
Grand Island
Neb
Denver
Denver Airc
ATC
W ‘Ton
Continental
Piiot Willan
iHart
Angeles
Los
Hart
Tuen
Naval Reserve Center names new skipper CDR Edward Dixon
CDR Edward Dixon Sr. of Cannellon Indiana becomes commander of the Anderson Naval Reserve Training Center, relieving LCDR Donald E Henderson after a 30 year tenure. Dixon, a 20 year Navy pilot and World War II veteran, trained at Pensacola and earned carrier fighter wings. Henderson transfers to the Naval Reserve Manpower Center Bainbridge Maryland. Page 2 column 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cdr
Edward Dixon Sr
Cannellon
Ind
Donald E. Densiond
Anderson Naval Reserve Training Center
Dixon
Lcdr
Densferd
Naval Reserve
Mannpower Center
East Side Community Club to Seat New Officers May 21
The East Side Community Club will elect Robert Freeman president at the May 21 meeting. The session, led by Robert Bates, met in Anderson College dining hall and announced the club will convene regularly in the new Student Union dining hall starting May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Community ‘Club
East Side Community Club
Robert Freeman
Anderson College
Stssion
Robert Bates
Canvere
Tiease
Pace 2
Colamn & Se
New Arrivals At Local Hospitals Honor Several Families
At St Johns Hospital a girl was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Keesing of 1414 Chaster St. Others welcomed include a boy for Mr and Mrs Gaust Simmons of 2503 Halford St a girl for Mr and Mrs Donald Hennon of 2811 Castile Dr and a boy for Mr and Mrs Calvin Honeycut of Hd College Haven. Community Hospital saw a girl born to Mr and Mrs David Gavin of 944 Coventry Dr and a girl for Mr and Mrs Eugene Campbell of 2708 W sth SL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Charles Keesiing
Chaster St
Gaust Simmons
Halford St
Donald Hennon
Castile Dr
Calvin Honeycut
College Haven
Community Hospital
David Gavin
Coventry
Eugene Campbell
W. Sth
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Smith
Anderson Y
United Fund
Leon A. Glazer
Grim
Thresher
USS Thresher
UEC
Matthew E. Welsh
Aviation Group
Lake Michigan Dunes
Portage
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Northwestern University
Evanston
Freedom
Louisville
Boyd Martin
Calomr
Bernard Austin
USN
Naval Board of Inquiry
Admiral Austin
Naval Reserve Training Center
Cdr Dixon
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