Power Lines Sale Authorized by Indiana Commission
Indiana commission authorized director Donald Foltz of the Department of Conservation to negotiate selling 6.2 miles of state owned electric power lines at Brown County and Versailles state parks to IPSC. The panel also backs a report for a August 22 hearing on Lake Monroe changes and authorizes land acquisitions for recreation and a Burns Ditch port site plan.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Donald Foltz
Indiana Department of Conservation
Commission
Brown County
Versailles State Parks
Foltz
Indiana Public Service Co
IPSC
Clark State Forest
Bloomington
Monroe Reservoir
Department of Conservation
Indiana Port Commission
Lake Michigan
Burns Ditch
Hovey Lake
Posey County
Lafayette Township High School Transfers Set for Fall
Lafayette Township High School announces transfer pickups for students attending Anderson Senior High this fall. Office hours at Leach School run August 26 to 30 from 2 to 5 p.m. Bus routes to Anderson High remain unchanged from last year.
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Lafayette Township High School
Anderson Senior High
Leach School
Anderson High
Early 20th Century U S State Mental Hospitals
The statement notes that about three fourths of the 279 state mental hospitals in the United States opened before World War I, highlighting the era of rapid mental health facility expansion in the early 1900s.
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Indianapolis
United States
Kennedy Starts Weekend Stay At Squaw Island
President Kennedy begins a weekend stay at Squaw Island Hyannis Port with wife and two children. He flew from Andrews to Otis Air Force Base and then by helicopter to the island residence, with a news conference planned in Washington Tuesday. The arrival drew about 1000 people and included aides and family members.
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Hannisport
Mass
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Squaw Island
Otis Air Force Base
Andrews Air Force Base
Andrews Afb
Otis Afb
Piierre Salinger
Washington
Otis
Robert F. ‘Kennedy
Kenneth O'Donnell
Hyannis Port
Otis Air Force Base Hospital
Welsh appoints five to traffic groups
Indiana Governor Matthew Welsh named five men to two state traffic committees. Charles Harbison of Spencer Al Huber and Noble Sutton of Indianapolis join the Traffic Study Committee. William Hamilton and Robert Smith, both of Indianapolis, were named to the Traffic Safety Advisory Board.
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Indianapolis
YMCA Daily Schedule and Disbarment Action in Indiana
Today at YMCA lists swim times for boys and cadets from 9:00 to 12:00 with open sessions. A petition filed in Indianapolis seeks permission to represent former Lake County Prosecutor Metro Holovachka in disbarment proceedings before the Indiana Supreme Court.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Lake County
Metro Holovachka
Indiana Supreme Court
Robert J. Downing
Chicago
Five Fined In City Court
An Anderson man Alonzo Haggerman aged 54 was fined five dollars and costs with a suspended six month sentence to the state penal farm after pleading guilty to selling alcoholic beverages to minors. Other defendants faced fines and suspended sentences for burglary petit larceny and beverage act violations.
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Alonzo Haggerman
F. 15Th St
Garbett Lee Hayden
Greenfield
Fortville
State Farm
Donald Cheshier
Cheshier
North Anderson
Ernest Nicholas Michael Jr
29Th St
William Sidney Pearsall
Anchor Hotel
Automobile Crash Damages Two Cars No Injuries
An accident on Ind 13 at the Leisure intersection yesterday around 6 15 pm damaged two vehicles. Howard K E Beher 87 of Elwood was cited for improper turn into Mrs Ethel E Hoyt 50 of Indianapolis path. State Trooper William Howard investigated.
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Ind. 13
Howard KE. Beher
Elwood
Ethel E. Hoyt
Indianapolis
William Howard
Union Township Farm Bureau Meeting Set for August 19
The Union Township Farm Bureau will hold its August meeting next Monday August 19 at 7 00 p m at the home of Mrs Marguerite Foltz Watermelon and muskmelon will be served Members are requested to bring their own table service.
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Union Township Farm Bureau
Marguerite Foltz
Suspect Questioned in Levin's Furniture Store Robbery
In East Chicago Indiana a suspect was questioned by police on Friday over the Levin's Furniture Store robbery after witnesses saw a man fleeing with merchandise from a broken plate glass window.
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Chicago
Ind
UPTY
Levin
Morton Choice Seen Rome
Gov. Edmund G Brown said Morton may emerge as the Republican 1964 presidential candidate. Asked if Rockefeller or Goldwater would challenge Kennedy, Brown replied he did not think either would be the nominee before they get through.
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Rome
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
California
Thruston Morton
R-Ky
Democrat
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Kennedy
Hue Quiet After Buddhist Monk Fire Ends Army Rule
More than 12 000 government troops patrolled Hue as martial law ended by nightfall. A 71 year old Buddhist monk burned himself to death at Tu Dam pagoda triggering curfew, prayers, and lockdowns in the 90 000 population city. Food shortages threaten as Buddhist farmers halt deliveries and guerrillas hold outer areas.
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Hue
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Tu Dam
Thich Tieu Dieu
Questionable History Claims and Slide in Fact
The article argues historians distort facts to please audiences and fame. It lists seven or more examples including Mayflower counts, Pilgrim timing, Longfellow Paul Revere, the Constitution history, Captain Kidd, cannon firsts, and ironclad ships with various historical inaccuracies.
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James B. Martin
Santa Maria
Paul Revere
Concord
Kidd
Henry VII
Multiple civil actions and divorces reported in circuit court
The circuit court docket lists petitions for support and various complaints including on account notes foreclosure and breach of contract. Divorces granted in several cases including absolute divorce and restoration of maiden name plus custody. Attorneys named for each plaintiff in the respective actions.
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Superior Court Service Hardware Inc
James Jones
Linwood
Beckman, Rotruck, Schuyler, and LaPierre
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association
Vasbinder Realty Co., Inc
United States of America
State of Indiana
Standard Oil Co
American Oil Co
Summitville Bank and Trust
John Shipley
Verna Shipley
Brookman Construction Co
Ruth E. Murphy
Harold E. Norris
Sallying Concrete Corp
van Camp Hardware and Iron Co
Anna Mary Owens
Beckman
Rotruck, Schuyler and LaPierre
Ralph Newton
Marie E. Newton
Richard E. Kreegar
Jane E. Lineberry
David A. Lineberry
Stewart and Austin
Charles Norton Jr
Minnie Alice Johnson
Schrenker and Anderson
Circuit Court
Barbara Baker
Philip Baker
Carolyn Kilgore
Thomas Kilgore
Anna Caper Hailey
Harold E. Tillman
Joyce A. Tillman
Anna Cotton Hailey
Gary Faces $16.01 Tax Rate Possibility
Gary Indiana faces a potential property tax rate of $16.01 per $100 assessed valuation after a 47 percent budget hike. At present the rate is $10.88 across nine taxing units, and a $9 000 home with $3 000 assessed value a $700 car and $200 in household goods would owe $624 in taxes under the higher rate compared with $424 this year.
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Gary, Ind
UPI
Indiana
Gary
Maude Waymire 77 Dies At Home In Orestes
Mrs Maude Waymire 77 widow of Clarence Waymire died Friday afternoon at her home in Orestes after a long illness She was a Baptist Church member Surviving are daughter Mrs Inez Smith Anderson brother Frank Cook Warrington Oregon two grandchildren and two great grandchildren Friends may visit at Davis Strider Noffze Funeral Home Alexandria after 730 p m today Services will be held at 2 p m Monday at Orestes Baptist Church conducted by Rev Phillip Robinson Burial will be in Park View Cemetery Alexandria
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Orestes
Maude Waymire
Clarence Waymire
The
Baptist Church At
Inez Smith
Anderson
Frank Cook
Warrington
Ore
Davis-Strider-Noffze
Alexandria
Orestes Baptist Church
Phillip Robinson
Park View Cemetery
Noblesville
Joan A. Stewart
Roosevelt Dr
Douglas
Ida Hays
Lawrence
Ind
Lawrence High School
American National Bank
First Methodist Church
Eastern Star of
David L. Stewart
Diane L. Stewart
Douglas Hays
Lawence
Coaltrin Funeral
Paul Stephenson
Washington Park Cemetery
East
Indianapolis
Summitville
Frank Shipley
Church St
Pleasant View
Clara Leach
Cora Gardner
East Springfield
Ohio
Ewing Funeral Home
Richard Moore
Lemay Urges Ratification Amid Skepticism On Risks
Senator Goldwater pressed against the treaty calling it dangerous and argued it could end U.S. hopes for Cuba’s liberation. Lemay’s testimony drew support from Stennis and Case while concerns about safeguards and a bill of particulars dominated debate in Washington.
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Ate
Goldwater
Lemay
Taylor
Arizona Republican
Joint Chiefs
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Fulbright
McCone
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
Armed Services Committee
Jackson
John O. Pastor
Madison, Wis
Russia
U.S
Cuba
University of Wisconsin
Rusk Stresses Earnest Talks and Aid Bill Support
Secretary Rusk urged Congress to pass the foreign aid bill as a key tool of American policy. He cautioned on Geneva talks noting progress on disarmament control posts is still uncertain while stressing the need to keep exploring practical steps. He denied U.S. force reductions in West Germany and discussed refugees protection and nuclear test bank treaty limits.
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Russia
Rusk
Geneva
Congress
United States
Britain
Anguilla Cay
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
France
Funeral Rites Set for Harry S. Mahan
Harry S. Mahan 89 of 1015 W 3rd St died at 3 a.m. Friday at St Johns Hospital. He was a foundryman for North Central states and worked at Schleyer Pump Co. He belonged to the AF of L Molders Union and sang as a soloist at the Methodist Church. Surviving are his widow Bertha and two granddaughters Nancy Jackson Manhattan Kans and Phyllis Ann Mahan Anderson. Son Louis died in 1961. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Albright Funeral Home. burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Funeral home after 6 p.m. today.
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Harry S. Mahan
W. 3Rd St
St. John's Hospital
North Central States
Schleyer Pump Company
AF of L Molders Union
Methodist Church
Bertha Mahan
Nancy Jackson
Manhattan
Kans
Phyllis Ann Mahan
Anderson
Louis
Albright
Howard Western
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Canada Accused of Failing Alliance Nuclear Pact
Pearson stated Canada was not discharging its obligation and "letting the alliance down" while noting acceptable arrangements had been worked out for Canadian planes to use nuclear weapons on French soil.
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Canada
Pearson
Motel to rise at northwest corner of Ind 109 and Mounds
The project fronts a two story concrete and tile motel with 50 units and a swimming pool. Construction has already begun at the northwest corner of Ind 109 and Mounds Road managed by MCPC.
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Ind. 109
Mounds Rd
School Opening Plans Outline Civic Growth in Anderson
The opening day continues with lectures by a former slave and Soviet Russia author. The Cham ber of Commerce will address teachers on progress plans. A five point program covers roads sewers annexation downtown rehab city county build. Educational workshops run Aug 28. Aug 29 B I E Day tours. classes begin Sept 3 for the 1963 64 school year.
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Russia
Greater
Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
Goldwater Denounces Warsaw Pact in Europe Pact Claim
Secretary of State Dean Rusk denies any NATO Warsaw Pact negotiations are underway. Goldwater warns any such pact would advance Soviet aims to expel U.S. power from Europe neutralize the continent and dismantle Western military strength including France and West Germany.
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NATO
Dean Rusk
Goldwater
Europe
France
Germany
Local Continued From Page On dustry
Hiring and harvest figures show 259 workers expected to be added in the next two months led by electrical machinery and equipment makers. About 800 tomato harvest workers and 1,200 canning workers projected by mid-September with local and migratory labor. 2115 job applicants registered end July including 911 women. Auto mechanics carpenters millwrights stenographers and restaurant workers listed as shortage occupations. Unemployment benefits rose seasonally mid July due to automotive model changes.
Road to be opened in Indianapolis
A 20 mile stretch of Interstate 74 in Decatur County will be officially opened to traffic after Governor Welsh snips the tape Saturday.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Decatur County
Welsh
Everyday Prices Hamburgers and Tenderloins Deal
Advertisement lists everyday prices for food items including 8 hamburgers or 6 tenderloins to go and a white spot lunch at 2226 Columbus Avenue with phone contact 644 9953.
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Columbus Ave
Obituaries of Ollie Patton Elsie Reynolds and Stanley King
Ollie Patton 88 of 725 East 21st died at St John's Hospital after seven weeks as patient. She leaves two sons and a grandson. service at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Elsie Reynolds 82 of Route 4 died at home of her daughter in Danville Illinois after five months away. She leaves three daughters and three sons plus many grandchildren. services at 1:30 p.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Stanley King 81 of 939 West 2nd Street died Wednesday. last rites at 1 p.m. today at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Ollie K. Patton
East 21St St
William H. Patton
Anderson
St John’s Hospital
Lebanon
Robert Heath
Spiritualist Church
Rebekahs
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Pocahontas Lodge
Robert Patton
Hazel Park
Mich
Kenneth Patton
Warren, Mich
Rita Dickerson
Katherine Bricker
George Troy
Baker Brothers Funeral
Memorial Park Cemetery
Stanley King
W. 2Nd St
Harold E. Rozeller
Melvin ‘Phillips
First Baptist Church
Wirtz Sees Arbitral Breakthrough in Rail Dispute
Wirtz announced a settlement path hinging on size and makeup of yard and train crews. Rail unions agreed to arbitration but demanded formal adoption of the process and clear issue definitions, plus union ratification and handling of other dispute items. Management questioned their sincerity amid reservations, as talks on arbitration terms proceed.
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Wirtz
J. E. Wolfe
Community donors and historic gas site use in Indiana
Donors including Mr and Mrs C M Richardson of St Elmo Illinois Vernon and Jean Thomas of Huron California J W Keen of Frostproof Florida and the late Thomas Jefferson Keep supported a project. The Indiana Public Service Commission authorized the Greenfield Gas Co to extend heat and add 500 heating customers to the service sites at Fortville Greenfield and other locations while the E E Byrum Greenfield Gas Co land on East 3rd Street remains tied to a former music hall site.
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C. M. Richardson
St. Elmo, Ill
Vernon
Jean Thomas
Huron
Calif
J. W. Keen
Frostproof
Fla
Thomas Jefferson Keep
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituary notice of Joan A. Stewart 49 Noblesville with survivors including husband and daughter services set at Coaltrin Funeral Home First Methodist Church burial in Washington Park Cemetery Indianapolis. Also notices for Frank Shipley 84 Summitville Ethel Holloway 70 Lapel and Dortha E Harris 26 Whitestown with funeral services and burial plans.
Banks and police clash over racial tensions in multiple sites
Demonstrators chained to trucks and to each other at a courthouse annex site and a 15 story apartment project as police used wire cutters on chains. Gov Hughes dispatched the civil rights chief to Newark to seek solutions to hiring discrimination amid broader racial tensions nationwide.
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New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Newark
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
NAACP
Boston
Duquesne Light Co
Pittsburgh
United Negro Protest Committee
Champaign
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Linda Mirro
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Thelma
Madison
Ethel Holloway Lapel
Ethel Holloway
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Fishers Brothers Funeral Home
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Cicero
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