Lunch Program Changes Listed For Township Plans
Township officials announced changes for Anderson Township school cafeterias starting term Sept 3. All schools join the National Milk Program. Madison Heights adopts a la carte service replacing Type A. Other cafeterias continue Type A under the National School Lunch Agreement.
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Anderson Township
Madison Heights
Roosevelt
25Th Street Road
Edgewood
Forest Hills
Lindberg
East 10Th Street Road
Franklin
Indiana Sees 46th Week of Traffic Deaths In 7 Days
A run of deadly crashes lifts Indiana's traffic toll to 46 in less than a week. The slate includes a four fatality accident near Yorktown on Ind. 67, a six-vehicle pileup in Morgan County on the same highway, and separate fatalities across the state. Drivers Jackie Swingley Carol Kidd Ruth Blankenship and Raymond Thompson died in Yorktown as a car hit a trailer truck. Truck drivers James Swann Harvey Duncan and William Huevel perished in the Morgan County pileup. Othello DeWitt Glen DeWitt and Douglas Maloy were killed in related crashes along US 31 and US 52. State police report 796 traffic deaths for the year with the figure about six percent above last year. Police note county injuries in six accidents within 24 hours.
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Yorktown
Arcadia
Indiana
Ind
Morgan County
Ind. 67
Jackie L. Swingley
Carol A. Kidd
Ruth Blankenship
Muncie
Raymond D. Thompson
Mooreland
Swingley
James M. Swann
Granite City
Ill
Harvey B. Duncan
Bedford
William Huevel
Indianapolis
Brooklyn Hill
Huevel
Leroy Palmer
Fishers
Duncan
Palmer
Robert Tanksley
Michhell
Othello DeWitt
Glen
Douglas Maloy
St. Cloud
Fla
Carmel
Maloy
DeWitt
Charles A. Kersey
Colfax
Witham Memorial Hospital
Lebanon
U.S. 52
Colfax Road
Kersey
Frances Rose
Olympia Park
Removal Sunday Possible Fate Of 3rd Uncertain
A 12 inch escape hole was driven toward the chamber 331 feet underground where miners Henry Throne and David Fellin have been trapped for 10 days. Rescue plans to enlarge the hole to 17 inches were halted with the hope of reaching them by Sunday night. Louis Bova, trapped nearby, remains without food, while the two others receive supplies through a separate six inch communication hole.
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Hazleton
Henry Throne
David Fellin
Bova
Fellin
Throne
Charmbury
Power shift in Saigon as Nhu tightens grip
Pro Buddhist protests flare in Saigon amid reports Ngo Dinh Nhu, brother of President Diem, has assumed control of most government functions. Vu Van Mau resigns, a palace coup is alleged, and Ambassador Lodge meets Buddhist leaders as clashes erupt at Saigon University.
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Saigon
UPS
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Viet Nam
Vu van Mau
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
U.S
Diem
Nhu
Mme. Nhu
Income and sales data for Anderson and Madison Counties
A sales management summary of a data sheet from the Anderson Chamber of Commerce details 1963 figures for population income and retail sales in Anderson and Madison Counties. It lists county population 131 400 with Anderson at 49 100 and urbanized population 73 500, plus buying income by county and city and per capita figures.
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Anderson
Madison County
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Sales Management Magazine
U.S
Anderson City
Hurricane Beulah Used In Experiments To Reduce Strength
Beulah moved offshore and sat in position for scientists to test devices aimed at draining storm energy. The tropical storm had top winds near 90 to 100 mph and lay about 520 miles northeast of San Juan Puerto Rico and 740 miles south southeast of Bermuda.
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Beulah
Atlantic
Atlantic Ocean
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Weather Bureau
Washington
U.S. Weather Bureau
Miami
UPS
Chamber July Figures Show Mixed Anderson Metrics
The Chamber of Commerce released July 1963 figures on employment, electric and gas meters, power use, telephones and bank clearings. Employment dipped 2 percent from June but rose 1.97 percent from July 1962, based on 32 reporting firms. Electric meters rose to 25 728 from 25 669 in 1962, while power consumption reached 16 887 779 kwh, up from 14 768 359 a year earlier. Gas meters in use totaled 21 604, up from 20 957 in 1962, with gas consumption up 12.3 percent from July 1962. Telephones in use were 37 550, up from 35 753 a year earlier. Bank clearings totaled 86 630 030, compared with 74 358 963. Further water data were not available at issue.
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Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Madison
Tipton
Teachers to tour 42 firms in annual BIE Day program
Hundreds of teachers from public and parochial schools plus Pendleton and Middletown educators will visit 42 Anderson area firms next Thursday. The event begins at 7 45 am with a general meeting at the Anderson High School gym, followed by plant tours around 8 30 am and a working lunch hosted by employers. Six firms join the program for the first time including Anderson College Pepsi-Cola Posey Shop John J Garrett Co John Marshall Life and Laymen's Life.
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Pendleton
Middletown
Anderson Area
Gordon A. France
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson High School
France
Anderson College
Pepsi-Cola
Posey Shop
John J. Garrett Co
John Marshall Life
Laymen’s Life
Anaconda Wire and Cable
Anderson Art Glass
Anderson Banking Co
Anderson City
Police add fast cars to fleet for speed chases
Rome AP reports police have added two high speed vehicles to their patrol fleet. An 180 mile per hour car and a 148 mile per hour model will help track down swift burglars as part of city enforcement efforts.
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Rome
Shaw Leads Open as Hensley Fires 142 to Trail
Jim Shaw a 42-year-old South Bend pro shot 3 under par 68 to take a five stroke lead midway through the Indiana Open at Speedway. He stands 7 under 142 after rounds of 67 68 with a bogey on the ninth both rounds. Amateur Jerry Schreiber of Evansville was second after Friday’s 70 and a 67 previous.
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Indianapolis
Jim Shaw
South Bend
Shaw
Speedway
Jerry Schreiber
Evansville
Amateur golf meet narrows field with tight leader scores
Bill Newcomb led after 36 holes with 72 70 142 while Lebanon’s Jim Scott posted 72 72 144 and Carmel’s Bill Heinlein 72 73 145. Maurie Feeney of Indianapolis fell off the pace with a 78 after a 73 day one as Jim Barber of Jeffersonville and Bill Campbell of Franklin shot 67s to reach 141.
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Mpeting
Bill Newcomb
Royal Center
Jim Scott
Lebanon
Bill Heinlein
Carmel
Maurie Feeney
Indianapolis
Jim Barber
Jeffersonville
Bill Campbell
Franklin
Richmond
Steve Wilkinson
Driver averts train collision on Indiana road
Two near disasters on Indiana roads ended without tragedy. A car stalled on railroad tracks near the Indiana Reformatory was moved by a passerby just as an oncoming train approached, while a truck spilled 15 tons of steel on Indiana 37 north of Harrodsburg, causing a collision with a car and a Greyhound bus avoided the pile.
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Indiana
Indiana Reformatory
Sarah F. Moses
Ingalls
Ritchie Brown
Noblesville
Gale Snider
Pendleton
Greyhound
Actors confront Gadsden race tension amid talks
In Gadsden Alabama Marlon Brando Paul Newman Anthony Franciosa and William Frye met a cheering crowd and urged peace talks but city officials refused to discuss racial matters. Brando said discussions at Republic Steel were fruitful and they would visit other cities as unrest raged in the region.
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Gadsden, Ala
APT
Gadsden
Marlon ‘Brando
Brando
Paul Newman
Anthony Franciosa
William Frye
Lesley L. Gilliland
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
Newman
Akron
Ohio
Columbus
Miss
Columbus Air Force Base
Air Force
John R
Weather timing hints from late 20th century notes
The snippet lists times mid 80s in the 50s and 7 29 p m 6 06 a m implying temperature ranges around 57 degrees with early morning and late evening readings. It reads like a fragmented weather log or diary entry noting daily temperature shifts.
Aid Cut 585 Million in Foreign Aid Vote
The House led by Republicans slashed 585 million from the foreign aid program in a 222 to 176 vote, sending the bill to the Senate. Kennedy condemned the move as short-sighted and partisan, urging bipartisan action to restore funding and revisit the measure upon return.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senat
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Forces of Freedom
Appropriations
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Otto Passman
D-La
Cain Resigns Sisson Takes Over Civil Defense Post
Dorval K. Sisson a Delco Remy retiree is named Civil Defense director by Mayor Ferguson succeeding James O Cain who resigns after nine years. Sisson will head Zone 1 including Anderson and nearby townships and oversee stocking of shelter supplies for nuclear attack readiness.
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Dorval K. Sisson
Madison Ave
Delco-Remy
Ferguson
James O. Cain
Sisson
Anderson
Cain
Golf Club Rd
Onre
Edge Packing Company
Camp Atterbury
Civil Defense Depot
Civil Defense Director
City Hal
Slaying of Two Railroad Men Deepens Hammond Mystery
The Aug 3 double homicide of engineer Roy Bottorff and fireman Paul Overstreet in Hammond, Indiana, remains unsolved after three weeks of probes. Detectives and four Indiana Harbor Belt investigators explored personal lives, conducted lie detector tests, and pursued leads, with only four shell casings as physical clues and a $3,500 reward yielding fresh angle but no motive.
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Hammond, Ind
UPI
Hammond
Ray Johnson
Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad
Roy Bottorff
Lansing
Chicago
Bottorff
Overstreet
Teachers Will Hear Talk By Dr. Young
Dr. R. C. Scottie Young will address over 400 public school teachers in the high school auditorium Tuesday. He promotes U S A leadership and rebuilds the climate for the American Way of Life, appearing through Guide Lamp Division of General Motors. Fall term opens with his talk marking the season.
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Dr. Young
R. C
Scottie’’ Young
Guide Lamp
General Motors
Edinburgh
Scotland
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H. B. Charmbury
State Secretary of Mines
Louis Bova
Saigon University School of Pharmacy
Hensley
Henry
White House
Eisenhower
Charles A. Halleck
Alliance For Progress
William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
DR. KR. C, Young
Community Hospital
George Parker
Frankton
Jeffrey D. Rees
Pearl St
St. John's Hospital
Thomas Simmons
E. 21St St
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