Detention of Two Suspects Tied to Moore Slaying
Police detained Floyd L. Simpson and Gaddis Killian in connection with the roadside killing of Baltimore civil rights worker William L. Moore. Neighbors and spouses disputed involvement, noting alibis while Moore was en route to Jackson, Mississippi to protest segregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden, Ala
UPI
Baltimore
William L. Moore
Collbran
Floyd L. Simpson
Gaddis Killian
Killian
Moore
Simpson
Sheriff's Office
Fort Payne
Simpsons
Killians
U.S. 11
Jackson
Miss
Ross Barnett
Lucille
Collinsville
Car Flips Injures 19-Year-Old Anderson Man
Michael E. Baldwin, 726 W. 5th St., listed in fair condition after his car overturned near Highland High School. Deputies say he escaped serious injury due to a seat belt as the 1963 model plunged over a rise, struck a tree, and rolled, ending upside down. Two other drivers died in separate Indiana crashes, including Eugene L. Mahoney, 21, Seymour, in a head on collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael E. Baldwin
Anderson
Community Hospital
Highland High School
5Th St
Pretea
Indiana
Eugene L. Mahoney
Seymour
Baldwin
Cross St
Range Line Rd
Indiana 7
Columbus
Paul M. Borden
Thomas Edward Strauss
Fort Wayne
Lutheran Hospital
Khrushchev Speaks on Quitting Dual Soviet Roles
Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev told a Kremlin meeting that he cannot hold both party secretary and premier posts forever. Tass reported the remarks amid Western rumors he might retire from one post. Washington viewed it as boosting talk of imminent leadership change and a May Central Committee meeting hint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Tass
Khrushchev
Sstate
Josef Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
Nikolai Bulganin
Rome
London
Washington
Communist Central Committee
Kremlin
Layman Lecture Series Highlights Dr Paul Scherer
Dr Paul Scherer a leading American theologian preacher and educator addresses hundreds of Church of God pastors and youth counselors at Anderson College during the 13th Layman Lecture Series The general theme is The Bondage and Freedom of Faith and the three talks run today and Saturday in the Pioneer Room Park Place Church of God The lectures are open to area pastors with underwriters Laymen Life Insurance Co and include discussions by School of Theology faculty and visiting clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Scherer
Church of God
Anderson College
Gene W. Newberry
Graduate School of
Princeton Theological Seminary
Anderson Area
Haldeman Receives 1963 Golden Deeds Award at Anderson YMCA
Professor Walter S. Haldeman was honored last night with the Golden Deeds Award by the Anderson Exchange Clubs at the Anderson YMCA banquet. About 200 guests rose for a standing ovation as he reflected on 25 years at Anderson College and his community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Haldeman
Anderson Ymca
Billie W. C. Schuyler
Anderson Exchange Clubs
Prof
Haldeman Haldeman
Anderson
Anderson College
Haldeman
John A. Morrison
Morrison
Nina Powell
Miss Powell
Atwater
California
Eldon M. Petry
Church of the Brethren
The
Exchange Club
Lloyd Rains
Anderson Exchange Club
Robert Graham
Anderson Township Exchange Club
House Passes Subsidy Bill in Tight 208 196 Vote
Washington UPI Dispatch says Democrats backed Kennedy to push through a subsidy extension for farmers not growing surplus feed grains. The bill passed 208 to 196 on final roll call after a 205 to 196 effort to stall failed. Senate approval seen as likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
House
Alvin E. O’kenski
R-Wis
Senate
Permit Issued for 2-Story Building at 10th and Main
A permit was issued to local contractor Robert Cooley for a two story structure just north of the Town Motel at the corner of 10th and Main. The 24 by 80 foot building will cost about 35000 dollars and include two business rooms on the main floor and four efficiency apartments on the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
10Th and
Main Sts
Robert Cooley
Robert Geeting
Coal shipments rerouted to Newcastle from Scottish pits
In Kil Loch Scotland an AP report notes coal is shipped to Newcastle due to a cold spell that cut off local mine supply. The National Coal Board explains the need to rely on Scottish pits to supply the English industrial town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killoch
Scotland
New Castle
Newcastle
National Coal Board
Goldwater Presses War Risk Over Cuba Policy
In Washington, Senator Barry Goldwater challenges Kennedy’s Cuba stance noting a willingness to risk war but not advocating invasion. Rep. William Cramer and Sen. Thruston Morton also critique Kennedy’s approach, citing past actions and calls for nonwar options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kennedy
Cuba
Goldwater
United States
Fidel Castro
Caribbean
William Cramer
Rela
Cramer
Congress
Thailand
Viet Nam
Berlin
House
Castro
Senate
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
R-ey
Morton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lab Technician Clears Up Rabbit Death Mystery
State police lab technician reported paw prints at the Ralph Etchyson farm site belong to a dog. 75 rabbits were found mangled near the Big Four Railroad and Alliance Rd. The Etchysons say a large dog or pack killed the animals. fears of a panther-like creature were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Etchyson
Etchysons
Big Four Railroad
Alliance Rd
Freight cars derail near Hamlet Indiana
A Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed near Hamlet Indiana, with thirty cars leaving the tracks. No injuries were reported as several box cars ruptured, spilling contents along the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
Ind
UPI
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Baseball Balk Rule Reform Sought by Executives
New York AP Ford Frick says the balk rule will be discussed at an executive council meeting to unify interpretation across leagues. He notes the need for consistency on what constitutes a stop in Rule 8 05 and cites AL umpires calling far fewer balks than NL umpires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Ford Frick
Executive Council
Frick
Businessmen Form Tax Cut Drive To Back Reductions
A committee of 36 prominent businessmen met in Washington to drum up support for a tax cut this year. Spokesman Frazar B Wilde said the group backs a $10 billion reduction, with substantial impact this year, and aims to rally broader support without tying to Kennedy's tax program. Participants included Roger M Brough Henry Ford II Frederick R Kappel Stuart T Saunders and David Rockefeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Frazar B. Wilde
Treasury
Roger M. Brough
United States Steel Corp
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
Frederick R Kappel
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Stu
Kennedy
Wilde
Indiana House splits on medical school funding measure
The House approved a bill 288 to 122 authorizing construction grants and student loans for medical and dental schools. Democrats Brademas Madden Denton and Roush and Republican Bray supported the measure while Republicans Adair Bruce Halleck Harvey Roudebush and Wilson opposed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
House
Brademas
Madden
Denton
Roush
Bray
Adair
Bruce
Halleck
Harvey
Roudebush
Wilson
Governor Refuses Fire Fort Over Hatch Act Violation
Indiana Governor Matthew Welsh again declines to terminate Conservation Director Donald Foltz for Hatch Act issues involving a Democratic nomination bid. The U S Civil Service Commission found a violation though Welsh cites technicality, preserving Foltz amid potential loss of federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Welsh
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Donald Foltz
Robert S. Bates
Conservation Department
Department of Civil Defense
Foltz
Vermillion County
Indiana
Department of Conservation
Bates
Samuel Stone
Stone
New Arrivals in Anderson Area Born at Local Hospitals
The listing records multiple newborns at St. John's Hospital and Community Hospital with parent addresses in Anderson and nearby towns. Names include a girl for William Finney family and boys for James Baker Fairley Shelton Boze Oakes Deshong Beamer Kendall Mitchell Marling, plus a girl Kristin born to James B Fleece in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
William Finney
Horton St
James Baker
Lincoln St
Fairley Shelton
W. 4Th St
Community Hospital
Larry Boze
Dakota Dr
Larry Oakes
Rt. 2
Fonce Deshong
Aspen Cr
Ralph Beamer
Lafayette St
Donald Kendall
Alexandria
Robert Mitchell
E. 35Th St
Larry Marling
James B. Fleece
New Orleans
Kristin
Southern Baptist Hospital
M. W. Fleece
St., Anderson
Vehicle Production Totals 187 555 Units During Week
Detroit Mott vehicle production in the U S last week totaled 187 555 units. The output included 159 754 passenger cars and 27 801 trucks and motor coaches. AMA reports cumulative 1963 through April 20 total 2 864 258 cars and 453 067 commercial vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mott
U.S
Automobile Manufacturers Association
AMA
Bees Arrive From U S to Restock British Hives
A shipment of 1.2 million bees arrived in Britain from the United States on Thursday to replenish hives damaged by last winter's severe weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Britain
United States
Hoosierland Due Warmer Weather
A warming trend is expected to continue in Indiana with showers likely across the state. The Weather Bureau forecasts scattered rain in the southern two thirds on Friday and general rains statewide by late Saturday. Daytime highs Friday range from upper 50s to low 70s, rising to the 70s statewide except in the north by Saturday. Night temperatures drop to the 40s north and 50s south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Harriman Arrives in Moscow for Laos Settlement Mission
W Averell Harriman arrives in Moscow on urgent mission to secure Laos peace. He carries Kennedy message to Premier Khrushchev and plans talks with Gromyko before Khrushchev. Harriman blames Pathet Lao for crisis and cites Vienna 1961 accord on Laos neutrality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscol
UPS
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
Laos
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United States
Plain of Jars
Harriman
London
China
Red China
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Vienna
Soviet Britain Laos peace plea talks stall at Geneva
Urged Soviet accusations against the United States similar to those from China and North Vietnam have held up a joint British Soviet peace appeal to the Laotians. The Soviet Union and Britain co chair the Geneva conference that set Laos neutrality last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
North Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Britain
Laos
Sumemer
Test Ban Treaty Talks Stalled As Khrushchev Dismisses Plan
Washington reports that Russia shows no interest in the revised Western inspection approach. State Department says the U S will keep seeking a solution and hopes to move talks off dead center. American and British envoys may meet Khrushchev soon to present the plan and seek his formal reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
United States
Lincoln White
U.S
Moscow
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
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Paul Ravage
Nikita
Boshea
Anderson Weekday
Interdenominational Leadership Education
Anderson Association of Churches
Salvation Army
Optimist Club
East Side Community Club
Family Service Bureau
Indiana Association of College and University Teachers of Religion
National Council of Churches
National Board of Sunday Schools and Religious Education
Elmo Funk
E. C. Toner
Frank Allis
Gladys Cornwell
Monroe G. Schuster
Herbert Kennedy
Robert L. Austin
Billie W.C. Schuyler
Louis
Baseball Executive Committee
Art T. Saunders
Norfolk & Western Railway
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
Connecticut General Life Insur
Once Co
Anderson and Vicinity
Hoosierland
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