Illini Girl 16 Shows Top Angus Steer at State Fair
A 950 pound Angus steer owned by 16 year old Prescilla Wilson of Champaign named Too Much was named grand champion steer at the 1963 Illinois State Fair. The reserve Angus was TJ Barda owned by J Lemenager of Ashkum The fair opened with rain delaying harness racing and attendance surpassing last year with 126 250 on Veterans Day and higher totals on prior days.
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Springfield
Ill
Champaign
Prescilla Wilson
T J. Barda
J. J. Lemenager
Ashkum
Miss Wilson
Otto Kermer
Angus
Champaign County
Roberta Hitabrand
Ottawa
Harvey
John P Reel
Congerville, I
Starlight
Lyle Slack
Warrensburg
Hereford
Johnny Cameron
Towanda
Sparkie
Cameron
Vi-Waltmere Lynn
Waltmere Farms
Nashville
Jo-Jay
Coege Pansy
Pan
John Ellis & Sons
Pennfield
A. Wright
Greenwood
Ind
Tuesay
Coronaip promotes colon activity relief for constipation
An advertisement claims tense nerves block bowels causing constipation and presents Coronaip tablets with a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action. It says the product relieves constipation overnight and leaves users feeling great after taking an introductory 434 size.
Epworth Forest Choir School Aids D William Frame Leader Bass
D William Frame of the First Methodist Church leads the bass section at the ninth Epworth Forest Choir School which runs through the week. The event brings in Indiana and nearby state directors members and organists with a Show Boat concert Saturday night and a sacred concert Sunday afternoon featuring Gloria by Vivaldi and Lord Triumphant by Mascagni Rodby.
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D. William Frame
First Methodist Church
Epworth Forest
Indiana
Lake Webster
Antonio Vivaldi
Mascagni-Rodby
Rodby
Epworth Forest Auditorium
Byron F. Stroh
Indianapolis
Richard C. Raines
Stroh
Orrin Manifold
Peru
Russia
Willard Doyle
Unique Faculty Opens Session At Indiana U
A diverse faculty from three Big Ten schools and Macalester College leads Indiana University's Graduate School of Savings and Loan program Aug 12 23. The 245 officers registered include 76 in their third year. Indiana's Business School and other IU divisions anchor the teaching staff with off campus instructors from Ohio State Illinois and the US Savings and Loan League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Macalester College
Indiana University
Graduate School of Savings and Loan
Graduate School of Business
U.S. Savings and Loan League
Savings and Loan
I. U
College of Arts and Sciences
School of Music
Elvin Donaldson
Ohio State University
Richard G. Gilber
Citizens Savings Association
Canton
Ohio
Robert O. Harvey
University of Illinois
William C. Prather
Stephen G. Slipher
Savings and Loan League
Arthur R. Upgren
Macalester
Allen County Deputy Corner Says No Foul Play In Man's Death
Allen County Deputy Coroner H Paul Miller ruled there was no foul play in the drowning death of Lawrence D. DeBolt 57 of Decatur found by boatmen in the Maumee River near Fort Wayne. Police recovered a headless body from several feet of water about 20 feet from shore and traced a social security card to identify him. DeBolt had been seen wandering along the riverbanks weeks earlier.
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Allen County
Fort Wayne, Ind
UPI
H Paul Miller
Lawrence D. DeBolt
Decatur
Maumee River
DeBolt
New Engineer Post To Zionsville Man
Indiana Budget Agency fills its first construction engineer post Governor Welsh announces B. Kerbert of Zionsville hired for 12000 a year. He will evaluate new and repair projects and inspect works for the Public Works Division while traveling the state.
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Budget Agency
Public Works Division
Columbus Pickets Turn Back Workers
A 10 man picket line at Verneo Co. in Columbus Indiana turned back 160 production workers. Union officials said the company contract expired August 1 and they sought a new agreement. both sides agreed to keep production going until August 22 negotiations, but pickets remained unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ind
UPI
Verneo Co
Afl-Cio
Few defending champions repeat in American Legion tourney finals
Indianapolis AP reports only 13 defending champions have repeated in the national baseball tournament. Fifty one department champions from states except Washington DC and Fort Clayton Panama Canal Zone advance to eight regional eliminations this week. Finals are set for August 25 to 31 in Keene New Hampshire.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
George Rulon
Washington
D.C
Fort Clayton
Panama Canal Zone
Keene
N.H
Kennedy and Children Visit Mrs Kennedy at Hospital
President Kennedy brought his two children and their dog Charlie to see Mrs Kennedy in the hospital as doctors reported she recovers well from Caesarean surgery. The visit followed a 12 minute helicopter ride between Squaw Island Otis Air Force Base and the White House.
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Otis Afb
Mass
UPI
Kennedy
Charlie
Washington
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S McNamara
Senate
Rusk
Nikita
Otis Air Force Base Air Defense Command
Anderson Student Enrolled at Porter College in Indianapolis
Edward Holmes son of Mrs Helen Holmes of 2019 Costello Dr is enrolled at Porter College Indianapolis in the Business Administration and IBM Data Processing Course begun June 10. He graduates from Madison Heights High School where he joined the Forensic Club and participated in the Junior Classical and Senior Class play. He plans a business career.
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Edward Holmes
Helen Holmes
Costello Dr
Porter College
Indianapolis
IBM
Holmes
Madison Heights High School
Rusk outlines treaty and East German status
Secretary Rusk says the East German regime would gain no advanced status under the pact and that the United States reserves veto power with Britain and the Soviet Union. He forecasts NATO signings by most members except France and notes West Germany’s cautious stance while reaffirming U.S. nuclear readiness.
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East Germany
U.S
Dirksen
Rusk
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Joint Chiefs of Staff
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Moscow
Treasury Proposes Partial Tax Rate Cut Schedule Details
The plan lowers the first $25,000 of income to 23 percent from 30 percent and schedules two thirds of individual and about half of corporate cuts to start January 1, 1964 with the rest in 1965. Estimated 1964 tax saving is $6.5 billion, rising to $8.5 billion for individuals and $2.1 billion for corporations when fully in effect.
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Treasury
Exiled Venezuelan leader Perez Jimenez in U S custody
The United States contends Perez Jimenez remains free and jailed by decision of Rusk after the Supreme Court declined to hear the case. Venezuela promises to try him only on embezzlement charges, not murder, while a Miami bond dispute and asset claim proceed.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Rusk
Enrique Tejera-Paris
Venezuela
Perez Jimenez
Tejera-Paris
Ministry of Justice
Miami
Rusky
Dade County
Robert Anderson
Ilona Marita Lorenz
Anderson
State Department
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
South America
Virginia school system ruling tests state versus local control
An appeals court in Virginia weighs whether public schools are a statewide system or local entities aided by the state. The decision hinges on Virginia’s constitutional control over education and equal protection implications for counties like Prince Edward. The Virginia Supreme Court will decide if Section 129 makes the state responsible for all public schools or allows local operation with state support.
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Virginia
Haynsworth
Prince Edward’s
Herbert S. Boreman
Parkersburg
W. Va
J. Spencer Bell
Charlotte
N.C
Bell
Commonwealth of Virginia
Virginia Supreme Coourt
General Assembly
Libel Suit Seeks 35000 Over Company Letter
Virginia Higgins files in Madison Circuit Court seeking 35000 in damages alleging Pierce Governor Company published false and derogatory statements in a disposition letter claiming the plaintiff was denied benefits for absences and illnesses. Local 940 UAW CIO grievance linked to termination of duties. Miles and Cummings and Daniel D. Quickel represent Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Circuit
Pierce Governor Company
Virginia Higgins
Pierce Governor
940
Uaw-Cio
Butts Denies Conspiracy To Fix Georgia Alabama Game
Former Georgia coach denies collusion to rig the 1962 Georgia Alabama game. He testifies about plans for a new Scotch whisky venture with Scobey and an expected override on Southeast sales. An Atlanta insurance man testified that overheard calls referenced team information before the 1962 contest.
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Charlie Trippi
Butts
Georgia
Lee Roy Jordan
Alabama
Post
Welborn Cody
Scobey
South
Southeast
Atlanta
George Burnett
Bryant
Burnett
Church youth leader active in state and national groups
Mr. Beard leads the Two Advanced tional Youth Fellowship of the Church of God and is active in many state regional and national organizations related to student guidance vocational and personnel areas.
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Tional Youth Fellowship of
The
Church of God
Beard
Dies Sunday Fortville farmer Ira O Franklin
Ira O Franklin 92 of 218 N Merrill Fortville died Sunday night at St John Hospital He was born March 16 1871 in Hancock County and attended Danville Normal University He moved from Pendleton to Fortville 16 years ago His wife Lena Shull Franklin died in 1944 a son Leo died in 1953 Surviving two daughters eight grandchildren nine great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral services are pending at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton.
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Fortville
Ira O. Franklin
N. Merrill Sr
St. John's Hospital
Thomas and
Mahala Roberts Franklin
Hancock County
Danville Normal University
Pendleton
Lena Shull Franklin
Leo
Young Hoosiers Win High Honors For Fire Safety
Two Indiana youths earned top honors at the National Youth Fire Safety Project during a convention in Portland. Kathryn Anne Swanson, 15, of North Judson High School and David Klosterman, 16, of Seymour, each received a $100 prize and an all‑expense trip to the event.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Indiana
National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
Kathryn Anne Swanson
North Judson High School
Starke County
David Klosterman
Seymour
Jackson County
Portland
Kevin D Buckner obituary notices Anderson obituary
Kevin Dale Buckner born June 7 son of Thomas and Juanita Buckner 2107 Pearl Street died Sunday morning at home. Surviving are four sisters Judy Joyce Janice Kathy and two brothers Jerry Johnnie. Grandparents Mrs. John Farler and Mr. Mrs. Andy Buckner. Friends received at Buckner residence. Funeral 10 a.m. today at home conducted by Rev Philip Hillsamer First EUB Church. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Baker Brothers Funeral Home in charge.
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Kevin Dale Buckner
Thomas
Juanita Buckner
Pearl St
Guide Lamp Division
Judy
Joyce
Janice
Kathy
Jerry
Johnnie
John Farler
Anderson
Andy Buckner
Monterey
Tenn
Buckner
Philip Hillsamer
First Eub Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Middletown
Betty Jane Young
Hobart Young
Honey Creek
St. John’s Hospital
Delco-Remy Division Plant 6
Everett Forney
Honey Creek Eub
War Mothers
James Byrer
Larry Lee ‘Young
101St Airborne
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Wayne Smith
Freddie Sneed
Troy Center
Wis
Manuel Young
Pendleton
William Douglas
Lebanon
Freda Carter
James
Kenneth Forney
Wilborn Forney
Phillip Forney
Markleville
Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home
Donald L. Shanks
EUB Church
Mechanicsburg Cemetery
Funeral rites for Henry C Hank Faulkner
Funeral services for Henry C Hank Faulkner 63 of Little Barbee Lake Warsaw and former Anderson resident who died Saturday will be held at 1 30 p m today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Rev John Siner First Methodist Church will preside Burial will follow in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery with Graveside rites by the Eagles Lodge.
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Henry C
Hank Faulkner
Little Barbee Lake
Warsaw
Anderson
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
John Siner
First Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Eagles Lodge
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Elaine Beckham Detroit
Funeral services were held in Detroit for Mrs Elaine Beckham formerly of Anderson. The body will be at Underwood and Brooks Memorial Chapel with visitation after 6 p.m. today. Brief services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday led by Rev Walter E Smith of Allen Chapel Methodist Church. Burial follows at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Detroit
Elaine Beckham
Anderson
Underwood and Brooks Memorial
Walter E. Smith
Allen Chapel Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Multiple Obituaries From Illinois to Michigan Death Notices
Mrs Ruth Waller 33 wife of Rev Robert Waller died after surgery in Pana Illinois. Memorial services will be at the Presbyterian Church Pana and West Springfield Pennsylvania with burial in West Springfield where she was born. Anna Westphal 74 Battle Creek Michigan mother of Mrs F W Heritz died. May Smith about 75 former Anderson resident died in Torrance California with arrangements by Halverson Lavalle Funeral Home. survivors include an uncle and cousins.
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Ruth Waller
Robert Waller
Pana
Ill
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
West Springfield
Anna Westphal
Battle Creek
Mich
F. W. Heritz
Edgewood Dr
Burk and Hoag
Climax
May Smith
Anderson
Here
Torrence
Calif
Halverson and Lavalle Funneral
Dismissals Listed From Local Hospitals
The notice lists numerous patients discharged from St. John's Hospital and Community Hospital, including Mary Delanter and son of 916 Lindberg Rd, Lucy Crose of 2512 Louise St, and Matthew Lynch of Gas City, among many others with addresses across Alexandria, Hazard, Daleville, Greenfield, and surrounding areas.
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St. John’s Hosital
Mary Delanter
Lindberg Rd
Lucy Crose
Louise St Matthew Lynch
Gas City
John Austin
Pearl St
Geneva Austin
Norman Sanders
8Th St
Community Hospital
Maxine Wilson
Shirley Townsend
Forkner
Mary Sue Streaty
Sheridan St
Sharon Denson
Daugher
George St
Nora Shaffer
Jackson St
Shirley Courtney
Alexandria
Sandra Hildreth
Mildred Hanchen
Earl St
Ruth Whetstone
Kathleen Troesken
James Miller
Hazard
Allen Grose
Nellie Toles
Nicholle
Janice Graves
Howard King
St. Charles Ruble
Elwood
James Coffey
Daleville
Charlotte Holsapple
Mainsville
Ind
Nancy Pierce
Beverly Brehm
St. da
Helen Sang
Prison riot probe details include birdshot injuries and inmate counts
Authorities report 1 500 inmates, most under a year, involved in a riot that lasted about ninety minutes. Walter Oliver, 19, was hit by birdshot while trapped above a temple area, and Frank Harrison, 53, suffered a scalp wound. Two Muncie men with long police records, Robert Glen Stith and Samuel Eugene Crouch, were later identified as missing during the search for narcotics. Crouch had multiple prior convictions. In Hawaii, 1964 plans call for a cable link from Hawaii to the mainland and Japan.
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Walter Oliver
Indianapolis
Frank Harrison
Muncie
Ind
Robert Glen Stith
Samuel Eugene Crouch
Campbell
Crouch
Anderson Optical Co Closed All Day Wednesday
Optical shop announces it will close all day on Wednesdays during summer months reducing weekly hours and services at the Anderson Optical Co location.
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Anderson Optical Co
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices detail Betty Jane Young Daisy Batchfield and James Price Williams deaths in Madison County areas. Betty Jane Young 38 of Honey Creek died at St John s Hospital after illness. Daisy Batchfield 71 of Pendleton died at St John s Hospital. James Price Williams 15 of Noblesville died Saturday. services at Calvary Baptist Church. Burial Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens. Survivors listed include spouses parents siblings and extended family. Funeral services and church affiliations noted.
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Noblesville
James Price Williams
Wanda Williams
Rt. 1
Calvary Baptist Church
Lincoln Stafford
Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens
Friend Of The Court Brief Filed Over Indiana Sales Tax
A former Democratic state senator asked the Indiana Supreme Court to allow a friend of the court brief supporting a lower court ruling that the state's new sales tax law is unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Rapid Reading Technique Promises Doubling Speed
A Chicago publisher touts a simple rapid reading method to double speed without loss of comprehension. The company offers a free self training book, Adventures in Reading Improvement, by sending a postcard to Reading Dept 5990 Chicago 14 Illinois.
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Chicago
Gragra
Reading
Diversey Parkway
Dept
Illinois
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