South Africa Faces Fierce Ag Troubles
In Johannesburg this week Prime Minister Verwoerd faces farm program pressures as cultural surpluses bite. Ministers from the Midwest join Anderson College for a five day Ministers Week with courses on doctrine and evangelism amid fear of overproduction in corn, oranges, and bananas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verwoerd
Church of God
Middle West
Johannesburg
South
Anderson
Fred Matthews
Robert Reitz
Holy Cross School of Nursing
U.S. Marine Corps
Camp
Dean Newberry
Jeff
W. W. Smith
George Kulldt
Connecticut Ave
Vesta
Hollis Pistole
Newberry
School of Theology
3Rd St
Meyer
Midwestern
Senate Debates Kennedy Tax Revision Bill Begins
The Senate opened debate on President Kennedy's tax revision bill amid parliamentary tactics and heated speeches. Majority Leader Mansfield floated long daily sessions to press action, while Sen. Gore blocked a move to adopt all finance committee amendments, delaying tactics charged by Kerr as they argued amendments must be voted on separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Finance Committee
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Kerr
Gore
Deleverse
Louisville
John J. Williams
Delal
Ath Street
National Urban League
Grand Rapids
Mich
Henry
Depuy
Robert Stoops
Steeger
New York
Publeign
Swindell
Iste
Yention
Ferme
Ee Ee
Tram
Manina Datamant Randnuth Itmes Ates
Hobart
Erit
Anderson
Anderson College expands under Dr Roberts as vice president named
The article notes new leadership at Anderson College where Dr. Roberts as president has boosted enrollment from 212 to 1300 and salaries to 720000 annually. A new vice president, Vernon Smith, joins the staff as the school intensifies its program to teach about communism and its threats to democracy.
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Dr. Roberts
Mid-America
I’ Pasa
Vernon Smith
John W. V. Smith
Church of God
America
Ebbertt
Peach
Jers
Edmonton
Ala
Orld
Smith
Mel White
Santa
Truz
Calif
Joyce Beanaman
Phoenix
Ariz
Mel
Struna
Pro Scrivner
Portland
Ore
Adam W. Miller
Local 4-H Fair Opens with Livestock Show and Sales
At the Anderson fairgrounds the 4-H livestock show opened with contests for Angus and Hereford steers, sheep, and pork. Linda Sink won reserve Angus with Champion, Nyrene Riggs sold a grand champion barrow for seven dollars per pound, and Denny Strahl led the grand champion ewe. 4-H participants from Petersburg to Greenfield showcased animals as Hy-Grade Packing Co. paid 1533 dollars for top lots. Christine P'Simer, longtime Normal State University administrator, was honored during intermissions. J Paul Coffin, veteran Delco Remy physician, died at St. John's Hospital. his survivors and funeral details were listed.
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Auunnce
3Da
Ings
Abe Wu
Il He Fairgrounds Coliseum
Lois
Petersburg
Canada
Linda Sink
R. R
Rochester
Paul King
Marion
Barrow
Nyrene Riggs
Willow Branch
Hy-Grade Packing Co
Ani
Denny Strahl
R.R
Greenfield
Wether
Dianne
Cott. Knox
Earls Park
Christine P'Simer
Christine P’simer
Normal
Ander- N
Brokaw Hospital
Anderson High School graduate with degrees and Florida State doctorate
Born in Anderson she was a J Anderson High School graduate and held a Florida State University doctorate plus degrees from Indiana and Columbia Universities. Survivors include two sisters Mrs. Doris Dennis of Anderson and Milton P'Simer of Trenton.
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Anderson
J Anderson
Florida State University
Indiana
Columbia
Doris Dennis
Andersord
Milton P'Simer
Trenton
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Elsie Overshiner, 64, Summitville, died Saturday night in Washington while visiting relatives before a World’s Fair tour. She headed Summitville clubs and organized church and civic groups. Survived by daughters in Indianapolis and Anderson, son, and grandchildren. A long-time resident born in Glenicoe Minnesota in 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Overshiner
Summitville
Elsie’ E
Fred Overshiner
Wash
Seattle
J. Radnor
Nuclear Sub Skate to Return After Polar Rendezvous
New London Conn reports the nuclear submarine Skate will arrive home Tuesday after a historic meeting with sister ship Sea Dragon at the North Pole. Sea Dragon will moor in Seattle for the World’s Fair visit, following the polar encounter. A separate item notes a new fluoride compound for children’s teeth to reduce decay, with Navy chemists reporting a years-long program yielding no new cavities in 700 children treated.
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Sea Dragon
New London
Conn
UPN
North Pole
State Pier
Seattle
Wash
Bowers
Con Navy
Robert E. Morrow
Green
Spokaneland
Ellesmere Island
Morrow
Skate
Washington State Society of den
Pearl Hartist'y
Speakingibor
Hawaii
Pacific Northwest Conference On Dentistry For
Floriculture winners and ribbons list in Anderson fair
Dan reuuued From Page One 4 Anderson placed first in sixth division Pat McMahan competed in 308 division In Floriculture potted plant division Frank Goldsberry Rt 2 Elwood received two first place ribbons a third and two fourth Wolfe Floral Co Rt 6 Anderson placed third and Toles Flowers 627 Nichol Ave Anderson received two firsts one second and three thirds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Taylor
Costello
Anderson
Richard Butler
Rt. 4
Elwood
Stephen Thurston
Rt. 2
Summitville
Jerry Conway
Rt. 3
PLC
Stephen Thur
Bryce Lewis
Lewis
Jerey Lewis
Larry Bardonner
Rt. 6
Ander! ‘\son
Capehart Criticizes Tax Credit Push Amid Cold War Debate
Capehart presses for investment credit as a tool to boost U.S. manufacturing against foreign competition while Sen. Byrd defends the measure. The discussion ties tax policy to defense and Soviet moves, with lawmakers split on the bill’s gains and loopholes. Dolor lh Wright and William Fadely obituary notices anchor a page of local notices and civil service milestones.
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Kerr
Thelz
Walnut St
Summitville
Re-Linto
Pam Perkins
Clearview
Anderson
Cuba
Jane Moncrief
Madison
Madison St
Alexandria
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Pervision
Freeman and Capenart in legal and foreign policy notes
Fragmented text shows Freeman facing a jail sentence in California and a 30 day term in Pennsylvania for intoxication and drunken driving. Capenart urges presidential action to protect U S interests, while Cuba, Soviet troops, and Havana talk of troop withdrawal and shipments. The article mentions international law and prison parole issues.
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Capenart
United States
Ohio
Freeman
Qhio
Havana
Postal Robbery Case Spurs Budget Change Orders
Day told the House subcommittee that a Westing reward from two to thirty thousand would consume his department's yearly budget. He noted six years elapsed since the Brinks case as authorities seek enhanced gains. The postal chief reported new procedures after the Aug. 14 Plymouth Massachusetts panel structure robbery, the highest prior postal reward was twenty five thousand for confidential information.
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Brinks
Day
House
Postal Service
Plymouth
Mass
Abolition of poll tax urged by Emanuel Celler in House debate
Rep Emanuel Celler argued both major parties call for ending the poll tax, describing it as a burden on white and black voters. Rep John Lindsay countered this approach, criticizing it as the wrong method. The record includes garbled names and locations from OCR text and mentions a monument proposal Kennedy urged, plus a literacy exemption discussion and a tax/education implication debate.
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Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
John Lindsay
R-N.y
Lind
Chester
Poland
Kennedy
Congress
Lower Silesia
Senate
Fenak
Miss Q Overshiner Rites Planned at Summitville Church
Survivors include husband Fred Overshiner of Summitville two daughters two grandchildren and another grandson Denny Overshiner of Summitville a brother Frank Bednar of Santa Ana California two sisters Mrs Ben Totushek Hopkins Minnesota and Mrs Josie Nelson Chehalis Washington Friends may gather at Vinson Haster Funeral Home Summitville after 7 p.m. Thursday. The body will be transported Friday to Summitville Methodist Church for 2 p.m. services led by Rev. John Pattison. Burial follows at Forrestville Cemetery near Summitville.
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Eyman
Ross
Indianapolis
Craig
Michigan
City
Ind
Charles
Miami Beach
Fla
Harry Brendel
Springfield
Mass
John Bailey
la Jolla
Calif
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
James
E. Burgin
Madison ‘Avenue
Attein Anderson Memorial Park
Cem 1
Venus
Fred Vershiner
Summitville
M Irs. Overshiner
Denny Overshiner
Frank Bednar
Santa Ana
Tivo
Ben Totushek
Hopkins
Minn
Josie Nelson
Chehalis
Wash
Vinson - Haster
Summitville Methodist Church
John Pattison
Forrestville Cemetery
Jessie Todd
Fortville
Jessie Kinnaman Todd
Fortville Methodist Church
Everett F. Landrey
Gravel Lawn
Paul
Cory Funeral Home
Ex-Husband’s Brother in Duluth Sought in Missing Deaney Case
Mrs. Oacis states her ex-husband has a brother in Duluth and police have repeatedly checked there for the missing person. The inquiry focuses on possible flight or involvement, with authorities reviewing alibi and tips as part of the ongoing search.
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Ipolice
Tokyo
UPI
Pakistan
Lahore
Japan
Deaney
Oacis
Duluth
Exchangies Hear Red Cross Instructor and More
Exchangies hear a Red Cross first aid demonstration by a speaker from the Anderson Exchange Club noon luncheon at the YMCA Old Salem Room. The program highlights include safety lessons, support for service members, and local civic announcements amid a broader region-wide crusade.
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Buck} Hathaway
Delco
Remy Corporation
Red Cross
Anderson Exchange Club
Old Salem
Pete” Heiden
W. C. Hilligoss
Workers Exchange Club
William
Cairo
UPI
Bill
Watkins
Anderson Club
Anderson
Elwood Harvesters
National Exchange Club
Con J
Alexandria
Atlantic
N.J
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Credi
Gram
Gilroy
J. Paul Coffin
Hart]ley Rd
Delco Remy Medician
St. John’s Hospital
Harrodsburg
John
Sarah Craig Coffin
Mt. Moriah
Order of the Mystic
Madison County
Elks Lodge
Nstrument
Bob Stanley
C.T. Swindell
Bethany
Esther Circle of
Bethany Christian Church
Peto Uyng
Ken Yuu
Aual Byey
Paul A
Busi
Ee Cag
Algat
Sini
Tdren
A ‘ Ei
Lyear
League
Elsie Mae Smith
Maurice M. Caldwell
Ty Gulley
Vocor
William McGinn
Rth
Judith Smith
Caldwell
Miller Smith
la Buena Tierras
Key Indus
Saltillo
Mexico
Gulley
Don Deena
Curtis
Fleenor
Wil-Smith
Jimeny
South Meridian Church of Gods
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Urban League
Dion
Church. of God
North
McGinn
Humanity Service
Laura Davis
Indusparcd
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Ainsworth
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Wofferers
Mexico City
Mexico ‘City
London
GPD
St. Albans
Hatfield
Anderson Urban League
Frank Allis
Zebedee Christian
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William B. Harper
Navy
Dante An
FAR Mla
Tre
Saigow
South Viet Nam
PPC
Wulllday
Stubblefield
Czechoslovakia
Dr. Struna
Hitler
Gesstapo
Mr. Gilroy
Jerdivi
Stephen Thorston
Herbert Keesling
q\Pendleton
Applied Arts
Steven Unger
Eierdale Ra
Chesterfield
Cath
Tay Ninh
Hannvie Mee
Nilderson
Ogilview-Linsey
Division of Fine Arts
Jean S
Newill
Pendleton
Ule Lammooaani
Frontier
Zilpha Newill
Dave Burkholder
We Are
Theational Education Association
The
American Legion
Dan
Capehart
Dorotha Wright Dortha
Eugene ¥.) Wright
Je Louise St, Pak
Duncan Mugat
Mariner-2
Struments
James Rigsby
Wright
Madison Avenue Methodist
William Fadely
Wiliam Walter Fadely
Jackson St
Ney
George Fadely
Union Traction
Indiana Railroad
Nilespany
California
Pennsylvania
F Man
Snider
Freeman Aus Tsan Ranselina
Neneen Generasend
County
Alma
Helen Rhoton
Miami, Fla
R. K. Schuer
Cleveland
Nuckols and
James Roney
Middletown
James R. Roney
Chicago
Veterans Administration Hospital
Mee Neneene Reves
Tuskegee, Ala
Act
Sidney
Carrie Roney
Atlanta
Ballard and Shirey
Hama
Alvan Shrewsbury
Center Cemetery
Rush County
Lonunea
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Max
Coast Guard
Wecaa Hess
Thenderson Police Departmenarlier
Bahar
2 Brothers
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Sesi
Herald
Frig
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