Madison County 4-H Sale Sets New Record Grand Champion Steer
Doug Drake's 1.05-pound grand champion steer sold for 1.50 per pound, a Madison County high beating 1936’s 1.25 by Hoosier Market. Total 1507.50. Reserve champions sold to Hoosier Market and Cox Chevrolet. 134 steers averaged 29.96 per hundred. 84 barrows 21.64. 12 wethers 26.08. Multiple Anderson area buyers listed. Page 2 column 3.
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Doug Drake
Madison -County
Jim Fenters
Anderson
Madison County
Kenny Morehead
Alexandria
Hoosier Market
Dim Morris
Hampshire Barrow
Emge Packing Company
John Morris
Pendleton
Cox Chevrolet
Tom Edgell
Farmers Commission Company of
Muncie
Ike Visits Churchill Amid Rail Strike Tensions
Former President Eisenhower visited Sir Winston Churchill at Churchill’s home during a tense period as U S railroads faced a pending nationwide walkout. A federal judge blocked layoffs and court action loomed over reclassification plans affecting about 210000 railroad workers.
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London
VPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Winston
Churchill
Eisenhower
Queen Eliza
Chicago
Theur
Harold Macmillan
Dorothy
7I-1
Ptday
U.S. District Court
Joseph Sam Percy Dened
Stefler
Anderson
U.S
Winners listed in first division clothing at Pipe Creek Township clubs
Winners in the first division clothing among Pipe Creek Township Clubs include Deborah Sue Land Debra Lynn Yohe Becky Lou Wise Linda Westerfield Emily Shuter with Cindy Richwine also second and Sandra Graves Marilyn Ann Isorn Ada Sullivan and Christine Turner third. Hi Ella Kay Rigsby won first place with Jinda Dae Tinda Tilly Shirley Millspaugh and Sherry West taking second and Jackie Daugherty Barbara Ann Harper and Patty Lewellen earning third place ribbons.
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Pipe Creek Township
Deborah Sue Land
Debra Lynn Yohe
Becky Lou Wise
Linda Westerfield
Emily Shuter
Cindy Richwine
Brenda Vestal
Sandra Graves
Marilyn Ann Isorn
Ada Sullivan
Christine Turner
Ella Kay Rigsby
Jinda Dae
Tinda Tilly Shirley
Joyce Kerkhoff
Carolyn Wright
Cynthia Me
Carty
Lelia Harper
Ginger Welhorn
Mary Jane Baker
Mary Faye Richs
Barbara
June Sigler
Pipe Creek
Public Hearing Preview for Redevelopment Project A
Edwin Denman announces a public hearing on Redevelopment Project A west of Anderson High School. The hearing examines area of 59.4 acres with 3.6 acres of streets and rights of way, and will consider proposed residential and related public developments.
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Edwin Denman
Son High School
Denman
Department of Redevel
Ander
Secres
General Assembly
Indiana
Public Development Commission
Pase 2
Colams
Eight year old girl injured after street collision
Eight year old Diane Marie Myers of 217 Pearl St was treated at St John’s Hospital after being struck by a car at 6 55 pm in the 200 block of East 21st Street. Police say she ran into the street into the path of Heber Arthur Mack 23 of 96 College Haven. Skid marks show the vehicle was within the speed limit.
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Diane Marie Myers
Pearl St
St. John’s Hospital
E. 21St St
Heber Arthur Mack
College Haven
4H Awards Night Honors Local Youth and Leaders
Madison County 4H Awards Night honored Ted Waymire Lita Brooks and Mrs Carroll Valentine with Baker Brothers Awards. Recipients include Altrusa winners Pat McMahan Barbara Sigler Jane Moncrief and others for achievements in clothing foods home furnishings forestry wildlife gardening and poultry.
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Ted Waymire
Rt. 2
Anderson
Lita Brooks
Alexandria
Carroll Valentine
Green Township
Baker Brothers Awards
Madison County
Waymire
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Highland High School
Highland Future Farmers of America
Brooks
Bakers
Alexandri H Igh School
Valentine
Sunshine Girls
Pat McMahan
Summitville
Barbara Jane Sigler
Monroe Township
Jane Moncrief
Miss McMahan
Miss Sigler
Miss Brooks
Miss Moncrief
Baker Awards
Baker Brothers
Caroll Valentine
Rabbit judging yields multiple blue ribbons at Madison County Fair
Cindy Hockwalt of Highland dominates rabbit judging with best rabbit of all Reed entries. Fifty-three exhibitors entered 133 pens across divisions I to V, with Hockwalt earning first in senior buck and senior doe. Numerous exhibitors earned blue red and white ribbons across divisions, including Gene Voss Tom Snyder Judy Morris and Diana McClintock, among many others.
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Cindy Hockwalt
Highland
Madison County
Miss Hockwalt
Tom Snyder
Gene Voss
Judy ‘Morris
Charles Kahrich
Linda Reynolds
Doe
Dale Cheetham
Karen Grice
Dottie Goldsberry
G. T. McIntire
Mike Moore
Judy Morris
David Padgett
von Smith
Ran
Dy Gotmar
Roger Hockwatt
Conneth Kabrich
Seve Klus
1Oiana McClintock
Lynda Reynids
Allen Rodecap
Tom ‘Snyder
Jerry Brinduse
Dave Cloud
Rex Grice
Charles Kabrich
James Morris
Toni Clark
Mike Southard
Randy Tweedy
Jack Alexander
Cathy Huxtable
Charles
Morre
Joe Hueston
Rabbits AI
Leonard Fesler
Linda Gorman
Cindy Hockswalt
Doug Holder
Adele Jarrett
Elaine Jarrett
Lynda Reynolds
Paul Whitenack
Steve Whitenack
Jeff Clark
Jim Cloud
Steven Fields
Diana McClintock
Slike
Southard
Dave Kabrich
David Cloud
Rodney Gorman
Roger Hockwalt
Mike Holder
Jim Hunt
Kenneth Kabrich
Steve Jus
Kathryn Rogers
Rabbits IV
Bill Risley
Millie &. John
Mike Ginley
Cletis
Rabbits V
Gene Vass
Betty Hildreth
Steve Klus
Jery Spurgeon
Cathy Hixtable
Jim Morris
Pendleton
Stefler Faces Federal Term Hearing Rescheduled
Fred Stefler, a 6 year old misread as 6-year-old cry vict accused in a May 18 holdup at the Blue Grotto Tavern, was sentenced to 155 years for auto banditry but will serve 2039 days in a federal prison on parole.
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Fred Stefler
Cryvict
Blue Grotto Tavern
Weight-lifter Woodson Accused in St Louis Incident
In St Louis UPD reports lieutenant Lee C Woodson allegedly assaulted patrolman Douglas McGuire during a motorist dispute. Woodson wrestled McGuire, pinning his left arm while McGuire's right arm remained free as the officer tried to detain him.
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ST. Louis
UPD
Lee C. Woodson
Woodson
Douglas McGuire
MicGuire
McGuire
County 4-H Fair Schedule Highlights Events
The program lists exhibits release from 3 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Home Economics and Conservation buildings, the Horse and Pony Show at 8 a.m., judging for Horse and Pony Performance Classes at 7 p.m., and a Record Hop in the auditorium at 8 p.m. Local 4-H clubs and participants are anticipated to attend.
Partly Cloudy Warm Day With Mild Temperatures
Weather summary notes partly cloudy skies and warm conditions with a high near unspecified value. Tonight will be cool with a low around 67. Sunrise occurs at 3 23 p m and sunset at 7 39 p m.
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Hi Higa
Marion Indictment Ties Slaying to Carroll Lindsey
Marion Indiana AP report states Carroll Lindsey a 3 year old grainshow elevator worker was indicted on first degree murder for the strangling of Barbara Rush Counterman 33 whose body was found in the Mississinewa River. Lindsey allegedly told police she asked him to kill her.
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Kenneth F. Marion
Ind
Hugo Richhart
Rankin Drive
Carroll Lindsey
Grainshow
Barbara Rush Counterman
Counterman
Mississinewa
Lindsey
Kennedy to declare economy strong in Monday address
President Kennedy will say the economy is solid and no tax cut is needed now in a nationwide radio television address Monday at 7 p m EDT. He plans to press Congress to cut rates next year as part of income tax reform while reassuring the public that emergency action is unnecessary.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Congress
Senate
Tuesieman
Reapportionment plan meeting called by GOP
Indiana GOP lawmakers discuss a plan to enlarge the state Senate from 50 to 60 and redraw the House districts every ten years. The eight member Republican committee prepared the plan amid debate on upholding unlimited debate rules.
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GOP
Indianapolis
Senate
King and aides suspended terms asked to conference
In Albany Georgia Rev Martin Luther King Jr and three other Black leaders faced race related charges. Their one day suspensions were not objected to by Republican officials while desegregationists urged a broader meeting with GOP lawmakers and Albany officials to resolve differences. A telegram from the Albany Movement urged talks at a Claypool hotel meeting.
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Albany
Ape
Marlin Luther King Jr
W. G. Anderson
Sae
Thomas 4A.lof
Albany Gallmeyer
al Movement
GOP
Filibuster Mounts Against Space Ownership Bill
In Washington the Senate faced a fresh filibuster against a bill granting private ownership of U S space communications. Leaders warned they may invoke cloture to end prolonged debate with Majority Leader Mansfield and Republican colleagues prepared to file a cloture petition as early as Saturday morning.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Mike Mansfield
de Mont
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Yera Savings and Loan
Harland
Fred Welker Ford
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Tupmans National Bank
Home Lumber Market
Anderson Sale Barn,Co
McKnights' Implement Co
Seeting Lumber Company
Don's
Mosbaugh Marathon Oils
Acme Paving Co
Bureau Co-op
Copher and Fesler
Emge Packing Co
Mathews-Re iFirst National Insurance
Elwood
Mangas Cafeteria
Coca- Cola Bottling Co
Elwood - Fed
Cox Super Market
Kyle Funeral Home
Alexandria Banking Company
Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Farm Bureau Co-op
Donehue Gas
Thrift Market
Catterman Furniture
McCune Standard’ Oil
Loveless Lumber Co
Mac’s Standard Service
Goodrich Elevator
Summitville Bank and Trust Co
Farm Bureau
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Farmers Grain and Coal
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Keler
Fowlers
Jim Fonters
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Joe Keel
Ike
J. E. Wolfe
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Conet
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Perry
Jan Heniser
Sally Skimp
lAbby
Mary Ellen
Murray
Jane Wolfe
Vinhican Nila Unth
Far Roads’ National Bargaining Committee
Howard Neitzert
Etre Clothing II
Janet Lee Myerly
Susan Heaton
Eau
Atary Ann Spears
Jeannie Allen
Teresa Hutson
Linda Vestal
Vande Cleh
Weavy Winy Wei
Julia Davenport
Peggy Preston
Janice Smith
Judy Davenport
Karen Kleyla
Shari Albers
Jo Rita Pearson
Helen Whisler
Tythoon
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Marion
Charles Nelson
Widdletown
Samuel Miles
Halford St
Community Hospital
Charles Mattingly
Chesterfield
Richard I. Wilthins
Hill Arrow Ave
Philip K. Hablenbeck
Kermit Barnes
Chase St
Charles Haney
Aska PT Bee
Lloyd R. Lunsjford
E. Lynn St
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Nancy Murdock
Madison Heights High School
Murdock
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