Month Begins With 12 Hurt In Accidents
A series of road crashes injure multiple people including two CAP en route to a Wednesday meeting on Broadway. James Woods 30 and Morris Stanley 21 sustain internal injuries leg wounds and contusions after their scooter hits a car driven by Garnet Nagel 5. An 11 year old Anderson girl Susie Nay is slightly hurt after a bicycle collision on Main Street near 1300 block. Five people, including Mrs Marjorie Allen 99 and three children Teressa King Dorothy Allen and Monte Hing, are injured in a county road collision near Alexandria. Police report Mrs Allen failed to yield. Both cars are demolished. Further details and names appear on Page 1.
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Civil Air
Anderson
Susie Nay
Anna M. Kemple
Chesterfield
Main
Central Ave
Alexandria
Marjorie J. Allen
E. Gross
St. Anderson
Teressa
J. King
Dorothy J. al
Monte Hing
I, Cross
T Allen
Alexander
Alexandria Pike
Pail” Ravage
Draven
Ronald. E
Fatal Elwood Crash Suits Seek $142000 Damages
Three suits filed in Madison Circuit Court seek a total of 142000 dollars in damages from a fatal Elwood auto crash on March 3 at the S I St and 18th St intersection. Dorothy Wood was killed. Eddie Wood as administrator seeks 52000 for wrongful death. Mary Westerfield seeks 25000 for personal injuries. Eddie Wood also asks 5000 costs. All suits filed by Everett McDaniels, Anderson attorney.
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Elwood
Madison Circuit
Dorothy
Wood
18Th St
Eddie Wood
Dorothy Wood
Richard Coats
Mary Westerfield
Birs
Westerfield
Coats
Fiamages
Everett McDaniels
Anderson
Bethlehem sand deal moves Lake Michigan harbor plan forward
Indiana conservation officials report a state agency would acquire sand dredged from Bethlehem property for harbor fill and Lake Michigan shoreline work. Bethlehem to sell 231 acres plus a land strip to the state, saving costs and funding an east breakwater at its expense, with the Steel Company conveying shoreline land to grant undisputed harbor ownership.
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Sindianapolis
Indiana ‘Conservation Commission
Lake Michigan
Bethlehem
Burns Waterway
Port
Clinton ‘Green
Northwestern
Uni
Indianaversity
Port Commission
Green
Bethlehem “Steel ‘Co
Permis
Sion
Michigan
Army Corps of Engineers
Commission
Steel Company
Tha Nae Len Artennd
Faner
Tristan da Cunha evacuees seek return amid land sale plan
Islanders evacuated after volcanic eruption want to return as the British government plans to sell land to a steel firm. About 264 refugees face housing and climate concerns while the state contemplates using land for a port project and offsetting costs, with estimates near five million dollars.
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London
Tristan da
Canha
Eisendin
Port
Bethlehem
Jaycees Seek Teen Age Beauty Finalists for Paramount Show
Jaycees from across the country invite teenage girls aged 13 to 17 to local Miss Teenage America pageants with a CBS televised national finale. Winners receive scholarships, prizes including a sports car, cosmetics, and travel to national events culminating in a four year college award. Local finalists will be chosen by a panel including committee chairs and sponsors, with initial interviews in Evanston and a national search beginning in August.
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Anderson
Jaycees
United States
Ratiorobe
WHUT
Iocal
CBS TV
Jsand
Iscal
Paramount Theatre
Evanston
Nésday
Green
Jaycee
Swmmer
Ron Colvill
Phill
Runne
Tanase ‘Arahaieman
Caid Ding
Menmafinn Anenmittan
Bethlehem i
Fragmentary Weather Snapshot
Partly cloudy and mild with high in the 50s. Low tonight in the 30s. High tomorrow in the 50s. Moonrise around 7:02 p.m. and sunset near 5:32 p.m. Details are unclear due to poor OCR quality.
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Eaet Sen
Man Charged With Seizing 10900 Francs in Caen Case
CAEN France A man named Jean Marie Philibert was released on bail after being charged with seizing 10 900 francs from a neighbor in Caen. He allegedly attacked the man’s house on Saturday and claimed he could win over women with his arms. He admitted giving a hand bag coat and two watches to one of the women during a two week Paris trip.
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Caen
France
Jean Marie Philibert
Philibert
Marcel Leycertier
Saturdy
Paris
Kennedy Bid Aims to Ease Test Ban Setup for Russia
The report notes Kennedy’s push to simplify a planned test ban framework with the Soviet Union. Fred Matthews becomes president of the Anderson Board of Trustees succeeding Margaret Knight. Teachers in Madison County seek salary increases with AFL-CIO support as 1963 budgets are prepared. 4-H judging results from Madison Heights are listed with blue and red ribbon winners across clothing divisions.
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Kennedy
Russia
Anderson Board of School ‘Trustees
Yesteray
Madion Heights
Pamela Barnett
Tne Marie Brewster
Linda Darington
Jennie ‘Payne
Paula Schneider
Sharon’ Sides
Ann Marie’ Sikiberg
Mary Beth Abel
Martha Baker
Shelia Barkhall
Brenja Babysinger
Becky” Dittoen
Mara Earhart
Kathy
Albany Chief Warns Court Tension Rises Over Race Protests
Albany Police Chief Laurie Pritchett warned in federal court on Wednesday that racial demonstrations threaten public order. He said police could arrest participants as tensions rise, amid AFL-CIO support for teachers and police facing demands over city budget. Local 519 teachers reported offers of guns and hostility as county officials discuss next steps.
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Irs
Knight
Rany
UPY
Childes
UPL
Maurice Thier
Albany
Laurie Embers
Pritchett
Lasis Court
Hope
Afl-Cio
Robert Kinerk
Muntion
Jabor Boly
Eugene Fea
Aereinblad
Anderson Derby Champ at Akron
The feature outlines Saraamindeivane Dalitdara sil aide SoMaein and Gregg ber in a Derby event near Akron with 182 hometown champions contending for a share of 90 000 in college scholarships. It notes state payroll rises and costs, plus Crane on track expenses.
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Gregg
United States
Indianapolis
Infour
Diana
Donald Kincaid
Rexel Dr
Anderson
Dorothy
Akron
Saturn
Greg
Belvidere
Dover
Rodger
Norman ‘Phillips
President Cites Gains In Detection Of Nuclear Tests
President Kennedy said advances from Project Vela make it easier to detect small underground explosions at greater distances. He noted on site inspections are still needed to distinguish blasts from earthquakes and discussed Geneva negotiations and proposed safeguards for drugs. He urged updating policy with new scientific data.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
United States
Russia
Moscow
U.S
Arthur Dean
Geneva
Dean
Sac
Congress
Vela
John E Scott to Legal Fellowship Induction
John E. Scott a Anderson attorney will be inducted as a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers. Announcement came from Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Emil Gumpert chancellor of the College. Scott, of Peck Scott and Shine, has offices in Anderson and Indianapolis. Induction will be at a Sunday ceremony at the Mark Hopkins in San Francisco. Membership is limited to one percent of state attorneys. Notable participants include William J. Brennan Sr. and the Rt Hon Lord Please Turn to Page 16 Coloma.
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John E. Scott
W.ith St. Anderson
American College of Trial Lawyers
Los Angeles
William, J. Brennan
U.S. Supreme Court
Coloma
Atlas Launches Underground Atlas Missile at Vandenberg
Atlas rocket raised from a ground silo at Vandenberg Air Force Base California as Madison County Planning Commission weighs rezoning a Southwest corner parcel for fuel storage to support ICBM operations. The petition by Harold and Ralph Manger seeks zoning changes for a six-unit office real estate project.
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Vandenberg Afb
Calif
United States
Madison County
Sito
Ralph Manger
Fice
Fulton to replace Wolford as manager of Anaconda Wire
Robert Fulton will become vice president and general manager of the Automotive Division at Anaconda Wire and Cable Co, succeeding Robert E. Wolford who retires after 37 years with the firm. Fulton, currently in California, has served as mill manager for Anaconda at Redwood Please, Toro, column 9.
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Robert Fulton
Robert E. Wolford
Anaconda Wire and Cable Co
Fulton
California
Wolford
Anaconda
Maring Wire Company
Anderson and
Muskegon, Mich
Fultonas
Redwood
Colume
County Firemen Demonstrate Burning Of Barn
Members of the Inter-County Mutual Aid Association will meet on Monday, Aug 5, at a farm owned by Dr David Jones one mile west of Moss Island Rd on Cross St Brown. The barn will be burned to demonstrate firefighting methods beginning at 1 30 p m Families and firemen are invited Fire departments from Madison County will be represented. Lilly Dividend Declared in Indianapolis Eli Lily and Co directors declared a third quarter dividend of 30 cents payable Sept 10 to Aug 17 stockholders.
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Inter-County “Mutual Aid Association
Pounday
David Jones
John Brown
Madison County
LILLY
Indianapolis
Eli Lily & Co
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Newborn announcements from St. John’s Hospital list a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dobbins. A girl for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tumulty. Community Hospital reports a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis and a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roberson. Additional births include a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Poulson and a boy for Mr. and Mrs. William Madden. John Conkright reports twins two girls for the address 1003 BH sth St.
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St. John’s Hospital
Orville Dobbins
Silver St
Robert Tumulty
Community Hospital
Jack Lewis
Harold Roberson
Jerry Poulson
Aneares
William Madden
Va Seminole
John Conkright
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Action
Conservat
I Tion Commission
Tristan
Ida Cumha
Byers
Colvill
Dallas
Texas
Man
Gordon Sinclair
Frans
ESTES
Wilson Tucker
Agriculture
Tebla
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Tucker
Henry Marshall
Anderson School City
Ipob
A. George’ Harrison
Anne Baldwin
Julie Baldivin
Deb Jdle -Bassemer
Doren Bobak
Marilyn Brown
Cheryl Gates
Susan Hostetler
Beccy Hutton
Kathy Krall
Connie Moreillon
Charlotte ‘Thompson
Carolei Bush
Sherry Dyson
Landell Ellis
Sathy Hallam
Barbara McQueary
Janet Lynn Norris
Kathi Péters
Aa- Richardson
Jéan -Richardson
Virginia
Rye
Janice
Cindy Woostram
Rebecca Bauni
Deena Kay Chambers
Nancy Hollar
Jeanette Taylor
Jeanime
Tay
Eswan Cee Idan
Anne
Wilkins
Karla Visory
Wilkinson
Ruth Hitchesek
Betty Board
O Ikdreth
Vicki x Smart
Flease
LUZ Ubm Res. Pritchett
George P. Lorrick
the Food and Drug
Administration
Senate
Frances O
Kelsey
FDA
Sarrono
Saraamindeivane Dalitdara Sil Aide SoMaein
Olyimere Pal
Uli Lue Haare
Gregg Ber
One Lane
David J.allain
Kincaid
Ind
Soap Jr
Janie
Phillips
Coast- Plesse
WWE
Legal Fellowship
Seymour
Silvey
Springfield
Atlas
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