Elderly Driver Crashes Cars In Chain Reaction Near Delco Plant
An elderly New Castleman, Rufus Welborn, 76, drove a 4 ton truck that plowed into a traffic signal and rear end collision caused by Russell Elwood Pike stopping and Violet Davis in a southbound lane of Ind 109 near the Delco Remy plant. Davis suffered foot injuries and lacerations and was treated and released. Welborn sustained severe head injuries and multiple lacerations. speed is under investigation. All three cars were total losses.
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Rufus Welborn
New Castle
Delco-Remy Plant 11
Welborn
St. John’s Hospital
James Leer
Paul Ravage
Herald
New
Ind
Delco-Remy
Violet E. Davis
E. 38Th St
Russell el
Andria Pike
Elwodt
Nine Bids Taken On Sewage Plant Additions
Anderson Board of Works reviewed nine bids for additions to a 6.4 million sewage system project with bids ranging from 2.398 million to 2.737 million. The Arrow Avenue relief sewer also drew multiple bids with the low offer of 837600 by Square and Marra of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Board of Works
Arrow Avenue
Eartha Coburn
William A. Pope
Chicago
Buesching Brothers
Fort Wayne
C. and C. Construction Co
Charles H. Shook, Inc
Dayton
R. E. Dailey and Co
Detroit
Yost Construction Co
Decatur
Goepel Company
Indianapolis
Stitzley Corp
John Mohr and Son
Arrow Ave
Square and Marra
Tousey Company
Frank Knight
Center Line
Mich. Traylor Co
Evansville
McCarthy Co
Cincinnati
Fire damages machine at Container Corp plant
Firefighters responded to the Container Corp plant yesterday afternoon after an oil leak on a heat roller started a blaze that damaged a machine. A call was also received about an office building at the west edge of Anderson.
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Container Corp
Anderson
Biscuits and molasses flood Indy area road after truck crash
A Pillsbury biscuit trailer overturned on Ind 56 near Scottsburg sending fifteen tons of frozen biscuits into sun and six barrels of molasses into a ditch. Driver Ernest Petty, 42, of Lexington, was hospitalized after the mishap while the cargo was moved and cleaned up.
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Scottsburg
Ind
Ernest Petty
Lexington
Scott County Memorial Hospital
Pillsbury Co. Biscuit
New Albany
East Greenville
Goldwater Urges Across The Board GOP Wins At Dinner
Sen. Barry Goldwater told a Lake County fundraiser that Republicans must win nationwide to drag reactionary Democrats into the 1960s. He called Kennedy the head wagon master of a New Frontier and condemned the New Deal, warning of economic uncertainty from the administration. He urged Republican victory to restore confidence and free enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Lake County
Kennedy
Goldwater
Hartke votes with majority on farm bill
Senator Vance Hartke of Evansville Indiana joined the Senate majority as a farm bill passed. The measure supported by the Democratic administration aims to curb grain surpluses and stabilize farmers incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vance Hartke
Evansville
Ind
Senate
Memorial Group Defies Welsh On ICLU Meeting Denied
The Indiana War Memorials Commission, in a 6-3 vote, refused to permit the Indiana Civil Liberties Union to meet in the World War Memorial in Indianapolis. Commission president Judge Clarence R. McNabb led a hours long critique of the ACLU.
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Indianapolis
Indiana War Memorials Commission
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana Civil Liberties Union
ICLU
Clarence R. McNabb
Fort Wayne
Commission
American Civil Liberties Union
Welsh
Atty
Edwin K. Steers
Secretary of State
Charles O. Hendricks
Legislative Reference Bureau
Schools Workshop Opens Today with City Teachers Named
The Anderson Public Schools begin the new year with an all day workshop at the Lilly Lounge in Wilson Library, Anderson College. Dr Earl Johnson of Ball State leads certification discussions while Supt G E Ebbertt introduces the program. Numerous principals from Anderson schools attend along with many teaching assignments announced for the 1962 63 year.
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Anderson Public Schools
Lilly
Wilson Library
Anderson College
Earl Johnson
Ball State
Indiana State Teachers Association
Johnson
G. E. Ebbertt
David Adams
Clifford Swift
Anderson High School
Enoch Drumm
Leonard Austin
Central Junior High
Clyde Williams
John Kinney
Paris Capron
Central Avenue
Erma van Hook
Columbia
Charles Nipple
el Dorado
Esther Farmer
Hazelwood
Harriett Monahan
Hiawatha
Thelma Condon
Long
Assassination Attempt Against De Gaulle Fails
Msgr. Thomas Travers, retired priest later living in California, died at Holy Cross Hospital San Bernardino after a long illness. Funeral services are set in San Diego and interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Travers had guided St. Mary’s School and helped split Anderson into two parishes, later becoming Lafayette Diocese’s first vicar general. He was ordained 40 years earlier and honored as protonotary apostolic.
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Thomas’ Travers
Anderson
California
Holy Cross Hospital
San Bernadino
Calif
Travers
St. Joseph's Cathedral
San Diego
St. Anne's
Holy Cross Cemetery
Frederick Powell
Lafayette
Mehling
Stapleton
Rosary
Msgr
Francis Keinley
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Heilman
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Catholic School
St. Mary’s
St. Ambrose
St. Mary's
Logansport
Fairmount
Portland
Muncie
Diocese of
Rome
Kennedy Forecasts U S Lead in Space By 1970
President Kennedy said the United States will overtake the Soviet Union in space by 1970 amid claims the U S lags in big rocket work. He warned officials against saying the U S is behind and noted a record space budget this year. A press conference touched on Berlin, Castro supplies, and stockpile investigations.
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Washington
Kennedy
Russia
United States
U.S
North Polar
Berlin
Kremlin
East Berlin
Fidel Castro
Cuba
George M. Humphrey
Employment Gains in Anderson Area Report
James O Armstrong of the Indiana Employment Security Division reports that 2142 workers were added in Anderson area plants over the past year. The figure reflects a 10.6 percent rise across 19 large employers, with gains in electrical machinery and equipment, and new hospital jobs increasing medical services by 201. Over the next two months employers expect 211 more hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 0. Armstrong
Anderson
Indiana Employment Security Division
Armstrong
Piaf Sings at Trouville Casino After Illness
Edith Piaf, once reported seriously ill in eastern France, resumes singing at the Trouville Casino on Wednesday, appearing to have fully recovered.
School Board and Teachers Seek Fresh Talks Today
The Anderson Federation of Teachers and the School Board failed to meet yesterday to discuss higher stipends for 19 secondary coaches who work beyond teaching duties. Federation president Carol Helvey noted the offer lacked upgrades and worth about 15 cents an hour for extra curricular duties. Board president Fred Matthews said a 4 30 p m meeting is planned for today.
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Anderson Federation of
Carol Helvey
Fred Matthews
Police Arrest Man For Filching From Coin Changer
Detectives question a middle aged Anderson factory worker in a laundromat coin changer theft using slugged coins. An employee observed the operation and led to the arrest on Monday. Name withheld pending further investigation.
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Anderson
Two Young Women Reported Missing
Two sisters Jean Dettlinger 21 and Barbara England 18 were reported missing after being seen last Saturday. Dettlinger has blonde hair and green eyes and wore a white dress and white shoes. England has blonde hair blue eyes and wore a pink dress with gold shoes. They are the daughters of Mr and Mrs Clyde England of 1907 Brown Street. Police ask anyone with information to contact authorities or the parents.
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Jean Dettlinger
Barbara England
Clyde England
Brown Sr
Edgewood Names New Utility Manager
William Wood, formerly with Anderson, hired by Edgewood Town Board as utility manager succeeding I. J. Garringer who retired on July 15. Final hearing on the revised town budget set for 7 20 p m Monday. Street resurfacing and patching to finish within a week and a contract prepared for cleaning renovating and painting the water tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wood
Anderson
Edgewood
I. J. Garringer
Macmillan Attends Cabinet Meeting During August Holiday
Prime Minister Macmillan interrupted his Yorkshire shooting holiday to attend a London Cabinet meeting on Berlin and other international issues. Ministers gathered from varied vacation retreats, a full August turnout is unusual for the government.
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Macmillian
London
Macmillan
Yorkshire
Berlin
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
New babies born at St. John's and Community Hospital include a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bush of 35 Urban Drive and girls to several area families. Other births list fathers and mothers from Middletown Middletown Alexandria and local streets with boys and girls.
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St. John’s Hospital
Alvin Bush
Urban Drive
Shirley Marsh
Middletown
Elm St
Community Hospital
Paul D. Carr
Andover Road
Herbert R. Carter
West 1St St
Boyd Duncan
Alexandria
Lester Flatford
Brown S
Robert McNatt
Hanover Road
Atomic Subs Meet At Pole
President Kennedy announced a historic rendezvous of two U S atomic submarines Skate from New London and Seadragon from Pearl Harbor under the North Pole. The mission described as an exceptional tactical feat marks a notable arctic demonstration with both crews returning toward home ports.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
North Pole
Arctic
No-Man's Land
North America
Russia
New London
Lyon
White House
Navy
Stewart Retires After 21 Years Police Service
Robert Stewart of Anderson retires from the Indiana State Police after 21 years of service. He will take a security post with General Motors Guide Lamp Division in Anderson. Stewart began his police career on August 1, 1941 as a clerk at the Pendleton Post and soon became a trooper.
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Robert Stewart
Rt. 4
Anderson
Indiana State Police Department
Guide
General Motors
Stewart
Pendleton Post
Assassins Fire On De Gaulle Car In Paris
Two machinegun squads fired on President Charles de Gaulle as his convoy left an emergency cabinet meeting. Bullets damaged tires and a rear window, but De Gaulle, his wife, and son in law Col Alain de Boissieu were unharmed. A nearby motorist was slightly wounded.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Secret Army Organization
OAS
France
Villacoublay
Here
Colombey-Les-Deux-Eglises
Algeria
Alain de Boissieu
Senate Votes Farm Bill Controls Cut
The Senate approved a last try farm bill by 47 to 37 to curb surpluses with a two-wheat program and extend current feed grain limits and price supports. Nine Democrats joined Republicans against. four Republicans backed the measure. The Senate set conferees with the House to craft a compromise and reduce crop surpluses.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Kennedy
House
Allen J. Ellender
Dla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower Welcomed by Thousands in Dublin Visit
In Dublin crowds swarmed to greet Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower on his visit. They broke police lines to pat him, shake his hand, and shout We like Ike. Eisenhower returned smiles and a two-armed salute as he faced the throng with good humor.
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Dublin
UPI
Trish
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Eisenhower
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Max Beigh
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Jack Bowers
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Maxine Bridges
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Marilyn Carroll
James E. Carter
Joan Cash
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Charles Denny
Betty Dietzer
Donel Dietzer
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Ray Estes
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Edgar Fleenor
Ray Fleenor
Robert Freeman
John Garrigus
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Donald Hays
Byron Helfrich
Alice Highman
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Basil Ho‘sier
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Ruthanne Imler
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Keith Johnson
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George Lee
Lowell
Leandra Scott
Richard Seaver
Vern Shinn
Jean Smith
Wallace Smith
Joseph Sparks
O. L.springer
Rive Todd
George Vaught
Virginia Vermillion
Edmund Villars
Ray Ward
William Warmke
Horace Wilson
Frank Woschitz
Central Junior High School
Msgr. Travers
Tion
Emery E. Jacobs
Senate Investigations
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