Toastmasters Host Annual Yule Program at YMCA Anderson
About sixty people attended the Toastmasters Christmas event at the Anderson YMCA. Carl Young led questions, Kenneth McClure welcomed guests, and Robert Danbenspeck served as toastmaster. Garland Hamlin read the Christmas story, and Miss Judy Muibank led the program aiding decor. Local members and wives, plus several out of town guests, participated in carols and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Anderson Toys|masters Club
Carl Young
Kenneth McClure
Anderson
Robert Danbenspeck
Ent Peck
Ray Hopmner
St. Nick’s Nacks
Garland Hamlin
St. Luke
Charles Auer
James Fosner
Damon. York
The
Ight
Judy
Mu.ibank
Mes
Hazult’ Corbin
Damon York
Dallas Sells
Harald Gaeldis
Gurlandes
Pris
Grams
Robert Rosa
Keery
Sete
Shidge
Card Sovith
Dick Worth
Estelle Layton
Erty Vourhi
Dudy Eubank
Oscar Smith
Xablesvile
Twastmasters
Chih
Rawal Young
Ray Taylor
Hata Kraft
George Mather
Dak Stevenson
Lan Fisher
Sid Fred Lemmon
Chanrles Auer
Herold Torbin
Robert Dan- Mp
Taines
Harold Gaddis
Aire Garfurd
Hamlin
and Mes
Gut Mein Guy
LaVon Miller
William Jock
Ned Stephenson
Mtr
Tyvis Dames
Robert Dewving
Orville Eubank
Car
Young
Kenneth McClur
Antes Islers
Nixon Attacked By Red Radio On Hungary Visit Plans
A Communist controlled radio in Hungary attacked U S President Nixon calling him a reactionary and leader of a prowl of anti progressive factions. The report notes Nixon planned a border inspection near Austria Hungary and refugees as part of his trip but American and Austrian officials in Vienna canceled plans for the border visit amid ongoing investigations and perjury charges.
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Jgary
Hungary
Wee
Nixon
U.S
Vadin
Eine Wpalan
Sheen
Budapest
Liner To Bring 5500 Refugees From Hungary
The General Fitinge will sail to Bayonne with 5500 Hungarians among 21,400 refugees moving toward the United States by year’s end. U.S. airlift and military officials report 74 refugees boarded a plane to McGuire Air Base as fog delayed flights at the Munich hub and several ships prepare to dock with the remaining evacuees.
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United States
Adi
John
United Stites
Garey
Bayonne
Nod
Dee
Gen. W. Hale
The
Marine Corp
Munich
U.S
Dunn
Myrtle Bright
Meridian St
Walter
Military Air Transport Service
McGuire Air Base
United Nations Debates Egyptian and British French Actions
UNITED NATIONS NY Two nations accuse mistreatment of their nationals in Egypt prompting calls for action by UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. France and Britain seek assurances and protest expulsions as Egypt-Japan membership issues loom and the General Assembly debates a response to the crisis.
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United Nations
France
Britain
U. N
Hhu Fmarskjold
Weygt
Segyph Cir
General Assembly
Smarskjold
Valery Gascard D'Aslaing
French National Assembly
Egypt
Keyps
Pierson Dilton
Hanmarskjold
Mohmoo Awa
General J Assembly
Japan
Assembly
Refugee reveals secret police grip on Hungary
An exiled Hungarian refugee says the AVY secret police and puppet Premier Januy iudarje govern under Russian domination. Hundreds of citizens are being arrested as the regime suppresses opposition while new security chiefs tighten controls. The former AVE official, Laszlo Matyas, 85, described the long era of state repression and the regime’s persistence after emigration.
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Vienna
Hungary
AVY
Hunegey
Anost Allies
Januy Iudarje
Ruysina
United Press
Tadio
Budapest
Retwice
AVE
Ina
AVI
Firwily
Bae
Mlice Furue
Uulive Tarte Ag Cg
Laszlo Matyas
Secrette
Local ROTC Cadets at IU Promoted for Spring Semester
Cadets in the Army Reserve Officers Training Corps at Indiana University are promoted for the spring term. Among those advancing are Jerry J. Corrent and Phillip J.R. Gol. Others include Donald I. McGivern John T. Scott James Hi McMahan and Alfred Taylor. They will assume new ROTC posts on February 4 under Col. Wertry Mutler Jr. The promotions cover ranks from sergeant to first lieutenant across Madison and Anderson.
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Army Reserve Officers Training Corps
Indiana University
Madison
Jerry J. Corrent
Phillip JR. Gol
Eeegeant
Donald IL McGivern
John T. Scott
Loyalty Board Again Says Reds Moscow Ruled
A refugee claims the Loyalty Board asserts the Communist Party in the United States is controlled by Moscow. He cites arrest records and legal penalties for party leaders while warning that court action could force registration and broader penalties for members and supporters. He alleges Soviet agents influence party actions in Hungary and Russia and predicts Supreme Court tests.
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Reds Moscow
Washington
Secul
Activites Central
Moscow
Ite
Matvns
Bagic
Miister Casale Rajk
Exovider
Bal Matyasi
Justice Department
Fisifist
AVH
Malyas
Happet
Jn New York
Eugene Dennis
Coromu
Cunnalnist
4Vill
Supreme Court
Sleeping Pills Cause Girl's Death
Four year old Diane Williams died after swallowing sleeping pills in Stanford Connecticut. She was rushed to New York for emergency surgery but did not survive. The incident prompted hospital and police responses as investigators examine the circumstances surrounding the pills and medical treatment.
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York
Stanwoed
Conn
Malyag
Cal
Amber
Ormer
Supreme
Lus Sadist
Harvey
Matusow
Manning Johnson
Paul Crouch
Communist Party
U.S
Justice” Department
Evebsdje
Diane Williams
New York
Fa Rock
Diane
Bellevuet Hospital
Qotil
Yuesday
Frank
Williams
Soviet Union
Britain
Stanford Hospital
Orly
Curtis C. Shelton Obituary in Anderson Journal
Curtis C. Shelton 43 of 1632 WY 8th St died at St. John's Hospital after two years of ill health. He owned Shelton Cigar Store on Courthouse Square for 25 years and was a Methodist. Survived by wife, daughter Lugille Merritt, son Robert T. Shelton, four grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at Rozelle Funeral Home. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery. He had lived in Anderson since 1912.
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Curtis C. Shelion Curtis
Shelton
St. John’s Hospital
Marklevill
Anderson
Courthouse Square
Methodist Church
Lugille Merritt
Marion
Robert T. Shelton
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties include Victor Davis
Victor Davis 57 of Markleville died at 3 40 am in St John s Hospital Anderson after living in Markleville with two brothers He worked at Nicholson File Company and Finporia elevator for 40 years and was born in Union Township He survived by two brothers one half sister two nieces and one friend Funeral services at Valorous C Rector Turner Home will be at 2 pm Thursday with burial in Hess Cemetery north of Cadiz Percy Bills 64 a former Fortville resident died at a daughter s home near North Webster Funeral services will be at 2 pm Wednesday in Fortville Methodist Church Rev Gertrude Crouch and Rev B Landrey will preside Burial will be Gravel Lawn Cemetery
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Lindsey Roberts
Ebuchacist
Trinity Episcopal Church
Willow Rd
Anderson, Alice
Central Indian Gas Company
St. John's Hospital
George
Burns
Dodge City
Kaw
Maple Grove
R. W. Treder
Cornelius Clureh
Wits Uf Roby
Seth Mills
Elmer Riehler
Charles Holimsin
Itc
Hester Weed
Victor Davis
Markleville
Victor
Davis
Munday
Anderson
Markieville Brother and Sisterhood
Agley
Helon
Nicholson File Company
Finporia Elevator
Union Towneship
Serry Bills
Fortville
Percy Bills
Nell Mc. Mahan
North Webster
Fortville Methodist Church
Gertrude Crouch
B. Landrey
Gravel Lawn
Retired Workers Hold Yule Party in Markleville
In Markleville on a Wednesday evening a local retirement group hosted a Christmas party at the Baules Lorkae hall. Attendees included Joseph Kocalki and other members of Epsilon Siema Al as well as regional guests, with jewelry jewelry reception and celebratory feasting.
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Aumar
ASO
Lordis
M40
Ant Inti
Auta Warke
Manu Tity
Baules Lorkae
Markdeville
Inu
Bavars
Kenneth Hendersoy
Herent Koller
Lor Hardon
Peasy
Cormack
Kats Wilkins
Josephion “Mvarnburg
Wildsede Jus
Virpina Tits
Anderson Man Magazine Cites Controversial Plan
The excerpt notes an Anderson Man Magazine issue discussing American societal shifts and a meeting of friends. It mentions donors and a Joseph Sobel, with references to Wisconsin and an expectation of change around 19 percent. The readable text is fragmented but centers on a quarterly periodical and local individuals.
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Jasne
Joseph Sobel
Andervan
Holiday Mail Delay Alert and Local Notices
Holiday mail service disruptions loom as Post Office employees may work with substitutes, delaying deliveries on Christmas Day. no mail service observed that day, while a possible regular schedule resumes afterward. Local meeting notes reference Burns speaking to the Jaycees, and a contract signing between End and Tangratown Circle Corp for Perlock piston rings in Australia.
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Tangratown
im—Pyrs Feet Circle Corp
Tege
Amonorve Components Ltd
Syiluvy
Austa’ Ubitare
Perlock
Australia
Vporfeet Circle PP
Antamolive Compor Nenks
Wabe Sidhiry Bs
Methow
Wt Unite Factinrg Porfeat
CWF To Meet On Thursday And Memorial Service Notice
The Creteals Christian Church Women Fellowship plans a Thursday meeting at 1 o'clock with an executive session on church business. The Four Jagdars quartet will sing at luncheon, with Mrs Simple and Mrs Del Birch directing. Memorial Park Cemetery service details follow a separate obituary notice.
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CWP
Creteal Christian Church
Bald Jis Monidy
Thursi Bae
Exeentty
Hah Io
Jagdars
Prank ‘Thompson
Kim Birk
Dave Chom
Mike Atrinas
Ted
City Council Delays One Way Traffic Signals
Council members, after debate, directed the Traffic Department to refrain from installing one way signals on 8th and 10th Streets for now. They asked the city attorney to draft an amendment to bar westbound one way traffic past John Street and to prepare a new ordinance for action at the next regular meeting on January 15. A special meeting was set for January 7 to name a new president for Ws7, and Clare Coburn was awarded the ceremonial gavel with inscription recognizing his service as secretary.
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Council
Okehs
Ernest Coburn
Jack Campbell
John Street
Ith
Busins Il
Ws7
Clare Coburn
Ecomer
Syria Rejects U.S. Oil Pipeline Repair Requests
Syria on Tuesday refused U.S. and Canadian requests for emergency repairs on pipelines carrying oil from Iraq through Syria to Metlil. Parliament’s affairs committee approved the section at a late-hour meeting. The plan hinges on the withdrawal of British French and Israeli forces. Three pipeline stations in the desert were blown up shortly after the crackdown.
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Syria
U.S
Damascus
Cafian
Iraq
Fareigna Affairs Committee
Lsat Dabei
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Western Auto Associate Store
Chesterfield Shopping Center
Ores’ S. Makar
St Louis
Russia
Tess
Savep
Red Radio
Bremerhav
Germany
Fitinge
Roger
Forest Terrace
Althea Minimell
Ambrose
Ulis
St James Sandgrass
Yorktown
Herbert Bosell
Noble St
Wilind Barcus
Laytun Td
Herbert Goodingan
Marison
Ora Niteum
Duhuson
Anvin Qivar Ual
Chesterfield
Sharon Osborn
Gross
Jack Armstrong
Alexamdriz
Fleck
Everett L. Fleck
Equitable Society
Indiaina
Fi Week
Ulban Poatl
Indiana
Willa Grice
ICH Aid
Noe Thurman Lawler
Alexandria
Annabell Mavis
Iite Wy -Ciitieo and Son
Golden L. Ketchum
Garden L. Ketchum
E. North St
Indianapolis
Ketchum
Delew-Henry Divil Sion
Guy Nadreau
Tampa
Fia
Thelma Lawson
Crawley
Brown and Butz
Phillip Philbrook
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Murray ¢. Gray
Murray
C. Gray
Flocida
Clearwater
Fle
Nurholsland Carmichael
John K. Summers
New Columbus Community Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Frank Rechnart
Frank Richhart
North St
Greenfield
Richhart
Jefferson Tite Tuskance Company
Vidiw Indianapolis
Juveniiat
Effie
J ‘Ciols
Mabel Nolan
Pendleton
Michael Jo Kghese
Michael Jo Kghese of T He Juvenile Aid
Mtadh
Bob Brown
General Electric
Garry Them
Og Ta
Wordertat Seta
Consoledike
Sara
Dickie L. Robinson
A. F. Robinson
W. 25Th St
Altus Air Force Base
Oklo
Robinson
Altus
Timeadort
Yule
Anderson Man
Mars Island Boos
Hensginest
Chosthias
Eolua
Avenile Valle
Tony Mondin
Rey
Jaycees
Tae Fey
George AL Burns
Trinity — Episcopal
Iliress
Wats
Tres Tay
Andersum Duntar
Farris
Wiis
Moride
Rusisess
Ae Vapi
Roy Binsaddre
Jim Ohn
Kenneth Thicker
Bob. Binet
Lynetta
Mary Callins
William J. Want
Willian Joseph Weir
Oof
Charles Wait
Jackeson &J
Daan
St. John's
Vic Orin
Duyla
Elock Tnt
Memorial Park Park
Barehfield
Fifth Street
CWF
12Th Street
Howard H
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