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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1963
Page
18
A committee will translate proposed expenditures into their effect on real estate taxes and advise county taxpayers. If controversy grows, the group may consider placing the issue on voting machines for a final voter decision per county vote guidelines.
President Johnson pledges to keep America's military strength while pursuing a balanced foreign policy. He calls for stronger anti-Communist action in Vietnam and new efforts to combat Communism in the Western Hemisphere.
Jeff Lewis of Anderson elected president of the Madison County Junior Leaders forfeit with seven years as member and four years as junior leader. Jerry Conway of Lapel as vice president and Sarah Good of Anderson as secretary, Judy Mercer of Pendleton as treasurer. Ginger Wei born of Elwood and Peggy Paskell of Alexandria named song leaders. Recreation leaders include Lucresia Wells Patsy Butter Freddie St John Lynda Reynolds and Cindy Jackley. They will plan the year’s activities and assign committees at the next meeting.
A pony belonging to Clifton Paddock was killed when it ran in front of a panel truck driven by Frost on Rt. 5 in the downtown area. The accident caused $150 damage to the auto. deputies investigated. Extra police will begin Saturday to direct traffic as Christmas shopping days dwindle.
The Warren Commission, under heavy guard, met for the first time at the National Archives to discuss organization and the possibility of subpoenaing witnesses in the Kennedy assassination inquiry. A second meeting was scheduled for Friday afternoon as officials waited on agency reports.
Washington (UPI) Rep Edith Green offered a quip to colleagues seeking to dodge criticism. She said a member of Congress should conduct private and public life so that he could sell the family parrot to the town gossip without fear.
Principal Lowell LaGarde reported smoke at Forest Hills School yesterday afternoon but firemen found no fire after investigation. Trucks arrived at 3 01 p m about 45 minutes after dismissal. Later fire crews from stations 2 6 and 8 extinguished a basement blaze at Pauline Sanders home 2008 Madison Ave. Earlier the department halted major damage to a paving machine at 14th and Fairview Streets after a high pressure hose burst and caught fire during street repaving.
The Hennepin County jury deliberates Thompson’s alleged bludgeon slaying of his heiress wife Carol. Prosecutors push for first degree murder while the defense attacks the state's case as flimsy. Judge Fosseen warns jurors to weigh evidence impartially as bond is revoked and Thompson remains in custody.
The City Plan Commission faced no major objections to an amendment adding annexed areas to the zoning ordinance during a public hearing held in the Old Armory conference room. A Indianapolis developer requested rezoning between Lennox and Chesterfield near Panorama Heights for multi family units, including several il-12 buildings with parking and a pool.
New arrivals list several families: Ir and Mrs J Pope at 214 W 38th St welcome a girl, Emery Letty at 18 BH 20th St a girl, Robert Bowling Brown at 500 W 22nd St a girl. Community Hospital births include Michael Swinford of Chesterfield a boy. Atilio Paternoster of Lapel a boy. Charles Muller at 822 W Vineyard St a girl. James Ramsey of 328 St Rd 67 W a boy.
Police hold 18 year old Roman Saponka of Chicago on a bad check charge after he attempted to cash an $81.41 payroll check from Mike Brady Stockyards at Grant’s store in Edgewood Plaza. The check had been stolen from Farmers State Bank in La Grange Indiana and Brady confirmed several checks were fraudulently cashed. Saponka had prior ties to the stockyard firm.
Nicholas Schreiber of Ann Arbor High School told Indiana principals that high school curriculums are backloged and changing too slowly. The keynote addressed the Indiana Secondary School Principals conference in Lafayette with Anderson and Madison Heights principals in attendance.
A Senate wrangle centered on a Fulbright led provision allowing aid funds for population studies, watered to remove explicit birth control reference. The compromise allocates billions for military aid, development loans, and Alliance for Progress backed programs across Latin America, plus contingency and supporting measures.
Area high school boys basketball schedules list games across NCC and CIC. Marion travels to Anderson while other notable matchups include St Marys at Lapel and Pendleton at Noblesville with multiple venues noted.
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