Court recount dispute shapes 1961 election fight
Amid legal maneuvers in Grant and Jay counties and clashes over Upland records, contested votes, and subpoenas, Roush and Chambers trade claims of errors and possible corrections. Investigations probe election boards while Congress weighs appropriate remedies and hearings.
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Cage Uefore
Defendsami
Grant County
Jay County
Chambers
Secretary of State
House c
O'Hare
Nunez
Robert T. Caine
Washington
Grant County Election Board
Clifford Davis
D-Tenn
Cou
Lynch
IBAM
Election Board
Accus
LIL
Roush
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices report deaths across Madison and surrounding counties. Charles C. DeLanter, 38, Lapel, dies in Anderson nursing home. survivors include wife Virginia Witmer, children Olga, Lela, Willis, and siblings. Services at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home and Brookside Cemetery. Additional notices for Anna Finley, Dr. John Kane, Kevin Cox, Joan Bancroft, James Sciford, Chellis Thomas, Frank Swan, Edna Lawrence summarize funeral plans, ages, and family relations across Anderson, Frankton, Bakersfield, and Summitville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Delawter
Lapel
Charles C. DeLawter
Hahbek
Anderson
Levi
Julia DeLawter
Virginia Witmer
DeLanter
Lapel Methodist Church
Olga Woodward
Lela Harlan
New Castle
Willis
Frank
Pendleton
Harry
Elmer
Evergreen
Colo
Fisher Brothers Funerall
J. Thomas Hodson
Brookside Cemetery
Kennedy appoints Ribicoff to cabinet amid campus crowd
President elect Kennedy announces Abraham Ribicoff as secretary of state pick after a Los Angeles convention role. The scene in Washington includes cheers from Georgetown students and the crowd pressing around Goldfinch as he arrives at his car. A funeral service in Terre Haute is noted in the same column.
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Cal
Prescott Bush
U. S. Senate
Ribicoff
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Aliana? Annnint
Lie
Goldfinch
Tare
George Dreyfous
The
Louisiana Civil, Liberties League
Save Our Schools
Georgetown University
Stevenson
Honorary degrees conferred and World Council plans
Central Christian and Christian Theological Seminary confer honorary Doctor of Laws and Doctor of Divinity on an individual. He aids preparations for the World Council of Churches third Assembly to be held in Ceylon in 1961. Police report a break in at Broadway Borage Co. and juveniles suspected of stealing cigars. Elizabeth Amos, 63, of Toledo dies. survivors listed and services arranged by Hendryx and Fields Mortuary Greenfield. Lula Hartzell services forthcoming.
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Page Gus University
Christian Theological Seminary
Assembly of the World Council of Churches
Ceylon
William R. Compton Funeral Saturday
William R. Compton 52 a Alexandria restaurant owner dies Wednesday in St. John’s Hospital Anderson. He owned the Post Restaurant at Indiana 9 and 37 near Pendleton. Survived by Georgia a daughter Max Roberts Noblesville three sisters Olive Mehling Lillian Wilder Esther Workman two grandchildren. Friends may call after noon at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home Alexandria with services 2 pm Saturday conducted by Rev. Herschel Reed First Christian Church. Burial IOOF Cemetery Alexandria.
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Ely
Harold E. Rozelle
Wayne Yeater
Anna Finley
Anna C. Finley
Poplar St
Douglass
Afty
Peter
Carolina Weinand
John Kane
Terre Haute
John H. Kane
Finley
Maplewood Dr
Anderst
Mary’s Catholic Church
Son College
John
Daugh
Robert Alien
Muncie
Park Place
Jester
DeArmond J.J
God
Dale Oldham
Pas
Frenk Finley
Anderstor
Robert Reardon
Frank
Anderson College
Michael Cler
John Morrison
George Cler
Minnesota
Harold
Ecceet Wann
Sam
Joan Bancroft
Bakersfield
Calif
Freda Joy of
Anderson
Blanford
Ind
Euuerar Mune
James Sciford James
Viola Hawkins Turner
St. Mary's Church
James Sciford
Francis Kienly
Kenneth West Terre Haute
Dorothy Selford
N.park
Utah
Canes
St. Louis
Ellwood A. Bancroft
Southern ‘Pacific Railway Company
Alexandria
William R. Compton
St. John’s Hospital
Post
Ind. 9
Ind. 37
Pendleton
Compton
First Christian Church
Georgia
Max Roberts
Noblesville
Olive Mehling
Lillian Wilder
Santa Ana
Esther Workman
Washington, D.C
Karl M. Kyle
Herschel Reed
IOOF
Dwyer Service Branch Plans Holiday and Spring Events
Local branch led by Dwyer who serves as Jaycee secretary maps a schedule of activities for the upcoming holiday season and traditional late winter and spring events. The outline signals community outreach and chapter participation in planned gatherings and service projects.
Ray Everson obituary reflects journalism career and family ties
Ray Everson born August 30 1884 at the Shelby Decatur line Indiana. He edited the Indiana Farmers Guide and Truckmens News and wrote for the former. He retired to a farm near Acton. Services 10:30 am Saturday at Shirley Brothers Irvington Funeral Home with burial at Forestmmn Cemetery Shelbyville.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Natchez, Miss
Chicago
Indiana Farmers Guide
Huntington
Truckmen’s News
Cincinnati
Ohio
St Paul
Shelby and
Decatur County
Indiana
William
Elizabeth Everson
Acton
Everson
Ethel
Shirley Brothers Irvington
Washington St
Indianapolis
Marvin Cook
Charles Holmes
Forestmmn Cemetery
Russians Launch Small Biological Spacecraft in Polar Orbit
A Soviet space capsule weighing about five tons reached an almost circular orbit of 198.8 miles with dog passengers and plant life aboard. The craft carried radio and TV energy from chemical and solar batteries, and officials said the mission focused on biological study. Khrushchev quipped the ship was large enough for a man to eat his dinner inside.
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Moscow Radio
E.A. Fedorov
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Khrushchev
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Committee On Elections
Committee On
Lynch Corporaton
Caine
Lynch Glass
House Ofjchines
U.S
Canej
Iderson
Thelbeen
Anderson|ever
Lynch International Limited
Greenford
England
Lumumba
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Kasavubu
Nasser
Ghaleb
Sumuntha
Foreign Ministry
Kasavuby
Justin Bomboso
New York
Jaycees
Welsh
State Highway Commission
Chamber
General Assembly
House
Senate
Richard C. Ristine
IABM
Jaycee
Herbig
Sessior
Tsiods. It
Food and Drug Administration
Social Security Administration
U.S. Office of Education
U. S. Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
U. S. Public Health Service
Ribbott
Congress
Connectcut
Madison
Kevin Co. Frankton
Kevin Harper Cox
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
Warren Cox Frankton
Mark Allen Cox
Georss C. Harper
Frankton
Waldo Cox
Crawfordsville
Ueilit- Chellis Thomastery
John Zuber
Chellis B. Thomas
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
W. 34Th St
Waltz
Lynch Corporation
Hiday Funeral Home
Robert Long Hospital
Duncannon
Toledo
Helen
Misses Shannon
Diane Thomas
Glen Porter
Newr Y i
Frank Swan
Frank S. Swan
Fletcher St
Metamora
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Edna Lawrence
Summitville
Edna S. Lawrence
Florida
Vinson
Herbert Schucker
Summitville Methodist Church
Park View Cemetery
Page
State Department
Africa
United States
Williams
U. S
Ug EE
Tey
Seeding Funeral Home
John W. Constant
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rose Lawn Memorial Park
Central Christian
Rube Cot
Broadway Borage Co
Broadway
Eeel
Ark, Ohio
Don Tarry
Erie
Richard Homer
Kenneth, Whaley
Kenneth
Thomas
Emma Pratt
Battle Creek
Mich
Blancard Brothers Funeral Home
Sylvania Ave
Elizabeth Amos
E. 19Th St
St. John's Hospital
Hancock County
Otis Amos
Barbara Burdine
Norma Clinker F
Seattle
Wash
C. P. Dunham
Greenfield
Obie Curry
Morristown
Hendryx and Fields Mortuary
Park Cemetery
Lula Hartzell
Lula B. Hart
Cognne
Bulletin-Herald
Cambridge
Mersman
George Washington
America
Pes
Ray Everson
Warrenty
Harrony Ae Lapeer
CBS
Ngimeerel
Witthaur
Bulova
Gents
Standt’s
Christmas Credit Club
Ghristmas
BS Electronics
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