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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1963

Page

25

Religious march on Congress developing to back civil rights bill

In Philadelphia a weekend religious march on Congress is forming to press lawmakers to sign a discharge petition enabling a House floor vote on the civil rights bill. The National Council of Churches urged ministers and parishioners to contact congressmen, with buses planned to travel to Washington. The effort follows a council resolution and includes a push for widespread church action to influence votes. Separate report says Robert Shambaugh will lead the Indianapolis SBA office, replacing Earl Merry.

Philadelphia UPI Congress House National Council of Churches Robert W. Spike National Council Commission On Religion and Race Rules Committee Spike United Press International Washington Episcopal John E. Hines Houston Tex U.S Robert Shambaugh Fort Wayne Ind Earl Merry Indianapolis The Small Business Administration Vance Hartke

Alex Mayor-Elect Names Appointments for City Posts

Mayor elect R Wen dell Woosnam will take office January 1 and has announced street and water department appointments. Arthur Trout is retained as street commissioner, Max Allen remains as water meter reader, and Kim Roan Fred Peterson Robert Moorman and Richard Owens stay in their present posts. Woosnam notes several have six to seven years of experience and further department appointments are expected later this week.

Alexandria R. Wendell Woosnam Arthur Trout Max Allen Peor Kim Roan Fred Peterson Robert Moorman Richard Owens Iincoming Woosnam Woaosnam

Alex establishes clearing house for holiday giving

A clearing house to aid local organizations in distributing Christmas baskets to needy families in the Alexandria area is set up. Mrs. Charles Richardson will coordinate with the Monroe Township trustees to prevent duplicate aid and will be available at her home for inquiries and contributions. The Christmas gift campaign for mentally retarded patients has been extended to Saturday with urgent need for gifts. donations can be delivered to Chesley Thomas Agency or Hall Agency.

Alexandria Charles Richardson Monroe Township Thomas ‘Thomas Thomas Chesley Thomas Agency Hall Agency

Steers Explains Fireworks Law In Indiana

Indiana Attorney General Edwin K. Steers says manufacturing and shipping fireworks in interstate commerce is illegal in Indiana but may be regulated by the state fire marshal. Ownership or transport for use within Indiana is illegal unless the fire marshal issues permits for supervised public displays. The opinion was requested by State Senator Kenneth J. Brown Sr.

Indianapolis Edwin K. Steers Indiana Steers Kenneth J. Brown R-Muncie

Indiana PSC Chairman Named to National Rail and Utilities Board

Indianapolis IPSC chairman Stanley was appointed to the executive committee of the National Association of Railroads and Utilities Commissioners. Nat B. Knight Jr. of Louisiana Public Utilities Commission announced the appointment and also named Stanley head of the association’s regulatory procedure committee.

Indianapolis UPC Mer ‘Ton Stanley Indiana Public Service Commisssion National Association of Railroads and Utilities Commissioners Nat B. Knight Jr Louisiana Public Utilities Commission Knight Stanley

National Officials Speak To UAW Heads

National union officials and leaders led a three day school for UAW Local 662 officers at the 662 hall drawing about 100 attendees. Leon Keyserling of Detroit addressed the opening session while speakers on Tuesday and Wednesday included Dallas Sells, now president of the Indiana UAW-CIO, and Carroll Hutton of Detroit, a national UAW education staff member.

National Union UAW Robert Kinerk Leon Keyserling Detroit Harry Truman Dallas Sells Anderson Indiana Juaw-Cio Carroll Hutton National Uaw Hutton Oar Ars

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