Protesting Arrest Of Two Teens At Madison County Court
About 25 Black residents gathered at Madison County courthouse Monday to protest the arrest of two 17 year olds charged with assault battery inciting a riot. Frank Morgan and Raymond Newsom faced additional charges, alleged to have attacked Patrolman Ernest Barth after an emergency call at All Night Cafe. Witnesses cite alleged bias in the arrest, while leaders say youths broadside a white dating context spurred the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Frank Morgan
W. 19Th St
Raymond Newsom
Sherman St
Morgan
James Hanna
Ernest Barth
Cedar St
Barth
Newsom
Harold Sapp
Anderson
Argentine Cabinet Crisis Shocks Guidobull as Ministers Quit
In Buenos Aires President Jose Maria Guidobull’s government faced a cabinet crisis after two ministers resigned amid clashes with army chiefs and a banning decree. Defense Minister Cantilo again offered to resign. Interior Minister Ardooge’s bid was twice rejected. Military leaders warned of a possible dictatorship as a massive Buenos Aires power plant fire left 2.5 million without water or electricity and disrupted industries, risking 250,000 layoffs and widespread shortages. Page 2, Column 6.
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Buenos Aires
Jose Maria Guido
Carlos A. Adrogue
Argentina
Guido
Jose Luis Cantilo
Cantilo
Military
Bonifacio del Carril
Alvaro Alsogaray
United States
Health Service
Local Merchants Present Fifty Flags To Anderson
Fifty new American flags were presented to Anderson on Monday by the local Retail Division sponsoring a program to encourage flag display on patriotic occasions. Mayor Ralph R Ferguson accepted the flags for the city. Light pole brackets were donated by merchants with help from the city light department. Representing the Retail Division were Phil Rossin and Mike Martin. Also present was Bill Sparks of the light department, who will install the brackets on downtown poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ralph R. Ferguson
City Light Department
Phil Rossin
Mike Martin
Association of Retail Merchants
Bill Sparks
West New Guinea Transfer Talks Set for Wednesday
United Nations announced formal negotiations on transferring West New Guinea from the Netherlands to Indonesia would begin Wednesday in New York. Thant, Ellsworth Bunker, Dutch ambassador J H Van Roijen and Netherlands envoy C W A Schurmann met to discuss technical aspects of the transfer plan under a three-way framework leading to eventual Indonesian sovereignty.
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United Nations
West New Guinea
U.N
Thant
Ellsworth Bunker
U.S
Netherlands
Indonesia
J. H. van Roijen
Washington
C.W.A. Schurmann
Critical GOP Sessions Start in Madison County
Last evening at 2224 Arrow Ave a kickoff meeting launched a series of precinct level conferences for the Madison County Republican organization. Attendees included Curtis Clem, Mike Seybert, Mary Watson, and precinct workers with candidates Morris Carter, Herschel Richardson, Marion Withers, Bennett Lamb, Kenneth Ahrendt, Jane Plummer, and John Hersberger amid plans for future sessions and continued GOP coordination.
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Curtis B. Clem
Arrow Ave
GOP County
GOP County Central Committee
Mike Seybert
GOP
Hyde Stires
Everett Harris
Robert White
William Heard
Curtis Clem
Paris Capron
Claude Hoffman
Leo Colle
Herald
Madison County Republican Organization
Central County Republican Committee
Seybert
Heard
Third Ward
Mary Watson
Jane Plummer
John Hersberger
Two Killed In Gary Apartment Argument
In Gary Indiana a neighborhood dispute in a central district apartment ended with the fatal shooting of a man and a woman. Thad Davis, 37, confessed to firing a .38 caliber revolver. The victims Connie B. Marberry 53 and Willie Wat were pronounced dead later at Gary Methodist Hospital.
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Gary
Ind
Central District
Thad Davis
Gary Methodist Hospital
Connie B. Marberry
Willie Wat
Court Clears Way For Showdown On Eliminating Railroad Jobs
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals fast tracks a dispute on railroad job cuts. Railroads seek emergency dismissal of a lower court injunction blocking the plan. Five operating unions may issue strike notices. Kennedy could appoint a fact finding board to avert work stoppage for days.
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Cicago
US Circuit Court of Appeals
Elmer J. Schnackenberg
Appeals
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Joseph Sam Perry
Opposition heard on Anderson Project A public utility
A crowd of over 300 attended a public hearing in Anderson High School on Project A the urban renewal plan. Opponents argued the project benefits and questioned using federal funds to condemn and sell land while officials outlined the area description from Nichol Ave to the NYC railroad and the FHA 221 mortgage aid for displaced residents.
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Anderson
Anderson High School
Anderson Redevelopment Commission
Nichol Ave
John St
Nichol
Madison Ave
New York Central Railroad
Lincoln St
14Th St
Michigan
NYC
John
Don Gwinnup
Edwin Denman
Department of Redevelopment
Commission
Frederic James
James
Tailor Shop Feud Ends In Death Of Charles Kirby
Charles Kirby aged 29 of Hopkinsville Ky was fatally stabbed in the tailor shop at the State Reformatory at Pendleton by Nelson Johnson 22 of Nashville. Authorities state Kirby had threatened Johnson and jabbed him with scissors in previous incidents. Both inmates were parole violators serving one to ten year terms. Kirby was convicted in Knox County in 1953 for armed robbery and Johnson for forgery in Bartholomew County in 1958. Kirby had robbed two hitchhiking soldiers earlier.
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State Reformatory
Pendleton
Charles Kirby
Hopkinsville
Nelson Johnson
Nashville
Arthur Campbell
John Buck
Reformatory
Buck
Johnson
Kirby
Knox County
Bartholomew County
Campbell
Warren Golden
Golden
Huntington County
Robert Long
Indianapolis
David
Lee Gillenwater
Marion County
West Berlin riot flares as police clash with demonstrators
West Berlin police used pistols and tear gas to quell an anti-Communist demonstration that escalated into rioting on the East West border. About 150 youths were clubbed and 20 tear gas grenades deployed while crowds stoned Soviet vehicles and demanded the wall be torn down as the first anniversary of the border line passed.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
East Berlin
Newborns Reported From Several Families in Local and Tampa Areas
Born yesterday at St. Johns Hospital and Community Hospital list numerous families welcoming a total of boys and girls. Names include Norris Bennett McDonough Dodd Truitt Riley Woschitz Brown Slack Green Wable Humphrey Justice Guenther Grossenbacher and Holland with residences across Rt 1 Willow Lane Central Way 12th Street Morton Street and 10th Street. The Tampa birth notes cite Clarence Holland and maternal grandparents Roy Ogburn.
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St. John’s Hospital
Jimmie Norris
David Bennett
Willow Lane
Eugene McDonough
Central Way
Robert Dodd
W. 12Th St
Charles Truitt
Scatterfield Rd
Community Hospital
Richard Riley
Lafayette St
Frank Woschitz
Highland Ave
Thomas Brown
Wirth St
James R. Slack
Silver St
Gene Green
John Wable
Morton St
Larry G. Humphrey
E. 10Th St
Richard Justice
Clark St
Robert P. Guenther
East Lynn St
Arthur Grossenbacher
18Th St
Tampa, Fla
Clarence Holland
Roy M. Ogburn
Cantor Improves After Wife Death Shock Beverly Hills
Comedian Eddie Cantor, grief stricken by the death of his wife Ida, showed improvement Monday in Beverly Hills after collapsing upon hearing the news Aug 8. He had been in shock with a nurse in attendance and has long battled heart trouble.
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Cantor
Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Eddie Cantor
Ida
Two Soviet cosmonauts set space mileage records in orbit
In Moscow, Maj. Nikolayev and Lt. Col. Popovich slept through a second night in orbit as their two Vostok craft racked up new distances. Each reported good health and routine checks. landing rumors circulated but officials indicated they would not descend that day.
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Moscow
Russia
Earth
Tass
Ayr
Bernard Lovell
Britain
Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope
Falcon
Andrian ‘Nikolayev
Golden Eagle
Pavel Popovich
Nikolayev
Moscow Radio
Maj
Gherman S. Titov
Volga
Popovich
Soviet Union
4-H Swine Carcass Show in Anderson Set Today
The 4-H Swine Carcass Show and carcass evaluation class take place today at 7:30 p.m. in the Edge Packing Plant, Anderson. The event, in its second year, uses the National Barrow Show judging method to compare carcasses across shows and years, featuring top placers like Jim Morris and John Morris with sales to Cox & Pucket Chevrolet and Cox Super Market, among others.
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Barrow
Edge
W. &Th St
Anderson
Austin
Minn
Safety Board Ends Cox Hearings In Four Day Probe
The Board of Public Safety closed a four day hearing on Police Detective Rube Cox charges, with a week long wait for a final decision on permanent suspension. Cox defended himself for nearly three hours, as testimony covered the Adams burglary link and Branham murder probe notes.
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Board of Public Safety
Rube Cox
Cox
Charles Armington
John Walsh
Safety Board
John Heiden
Sam Adams
Hartford City
Heiden
Adams
Fred Stefler
Lowell Crisler
Cox Cox
Branham
Indiana Reformatory
Knight
Jack Campbell
Weather snapshot with temperatures and sun times
The report lists today’s high near 6 percent and low around 66, with tomorrow’s expected high near 86 and yesterday’s high 80 low 36. Sunrise is 5 43 a m and sunset 7 35 p m, indicating a long evening length.
Kennedy Delays Immediate Tax Cut Plan
President Kennedy told Americans he will not seek an immediate tax cut but will recall Congress to act before year end if needed. He repeated plans for a broad across the board cut retroactive to January 1 next year, contingent on economic demand and Congress action. He urged support for investment credits, public works, youth employment, unemployment benefits, trade liberalization, and college aid, saying the economy has progressed but must do more. He warned against a rushed emergency cut and said he would call Congress back if circumstances warrant.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Indiana Supreme Court Justice Achor Talks At Rotary
Judge Harold Achor of the Indiana Supreme Court speaks to the Rotary Club at noon today at the YMCA. He will be introduced by Lawrence Busby.
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T. Nelson Williams
Liberia
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Mary Frances Beckinger
Decatur
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Quel
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Homer Branham
Gus Knight
Robert Graham
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