Indiana Probation System Saved 20 Million for 1961 62
Indiana's probation system saved taxpayers about 20 million dollars in 1961 62 and proved apparently successful. 23 258 people were on probation, 3.4 percent later went to penal institutions, which would have cost 24 720 300 if jailed. The report notes traffic violations were the largest adult offense. Juvenile patterns centered on theft for boys and running away for girls. Lake and Marion counties handled 42.5 percent of juvenile cases. 86.3 percent of adults in juvenile court cases were from these counties. The study used punch card processing at the Indiana Data Processing Center.
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Indiana
Paul H. Hoge
Hoge
Lake and
Marion County
Indiana Data Processing Center
Indiana State Prison
Rise In Auto Shares Believed Reassuring Move
Wall Street sees automobile sector as a stabilizing force amid a market rally. General Motors hits an all time high and Chrysler reaches a 1962 high as booming car sales and optimistic 1963 forecasts push production toward 6.9 million, a figure rivaling 1955.
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New York
Wall Street
General Motors
Chrysler
Sidney B. Lurie
Josephthal & Co
Four Face Murder Charges In Slaying Of Store Owner
East Chicago Indiana four people Lazanne Cooper Gerald Walker Ross Cox and Yvonne Peterson all of East Chicago were charged with murder in the December 12 beating death of clothing store owner Steven Arpas. One suspect confessed after a polygraph and implicated the others. They also allegedly stole and pawned a gun from the store. A bartender John Wyatt was charged with pawning a gun without a license. Arpas died two hours after the beating.
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Chicago
Ind
UPI
Lazanne Cooper
Gerald Walker
Ross Cox
Yvonne Peterson
East Chicago
Steven Arpas
Arpas
John Wyatt
Hillcrest Church of Christ and Friendship Tabernacle Announce Programs
Hillcrest Church of Christ at 1215 Brookline St presents an 11 a.m. worship with Rev Saunders and choir, 6 p.m. Sunday School and BTU Christmas exercises, 7:30 p.m. a playlet Gift Magnificent and baptism. Friendship Tabernacle offers 10 a.m. morning worship with God’s Great Gift to Man, 7:30 p.m. evening service on How to Receive the Gift of God, sick prayer at every service, and 7:30 p.m. Thursday Prayer and Bible Study. Robert Carrell, preacher, 10:40 a.m. worship at Hillcrest with Living Above the Average, 6:30 p.m. service on God’s Bargain With Man, Bible Study at 10:40 a.m.
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Saunders
BTU
Friendship Tabernacle
Hillcrest Church of Christ
Brookline St
Robert Carrell
Furniture Shipments Expected to Set Record this Year
Chicago reports that shipments of household furniture are seen rising 10 percent to 4.9 billion dollars in 1962 with a further 5 percent gain predicted for 1963. John M. Snow of the National Association of Furniture Manufacturers notes the forecast.
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Chicago
UPS
John M. Snow
National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
Park Place Methodist Youth Present Follow the Star
The Park Place Methodist Youth will stage the Christmas play Follow the Star at 7 p.m. Sunday. Cast includes Mrs Harding Lynn Peters Dr Harding Terry Vost Bobby Sam Watson Edna Betty Wells Dorothy Lois McBeth Myrtle Helm Cynthia Jones Paul Helm Terry Richards Ennis Black John Abney Carol Wells and Christine Sears as promoters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Place
Kennedy seeks a 99 billion budget record for 1964
The Kennedy administration projects a 1964 budget near 99 billion dollars, with defense space and debt service driving the increase. Outlays would top World War II peak and hover past 50 billion for defense, despite Skybolt program cuts. A deficit near 6 to 12 billion is debated, depending on growth and tax action.
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Washington
Kennedy
Pentagon
Skybolt
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York Economic Club
White House
Defense Department
St Ambrose Hosts Open House for Andersonians
St Ambrose parish opens its new church to all Anderson residents Sunday from 2:30 to 4:30 PM with a St Ambrose Men's Choir concert directed by Stanley King and organist Mrs. Walter Olesky. Guides will explain church symbols and traditions during the event and refreshments will be served.
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St. Ambrose Parish
Anderson
John J. Carberry
St. Ambrose Men's Choir
Stanley Kingman
Walter Olesky
St.Ambrose Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Kyrie Eleison
Marsh
Gloria
Jesus
Schehl
Rorate Coeli
Benedictus
Child Jesus
Schehil
Agnus Dei
Court finds Barnett in contempt over Meredith enrollment case
The court tied Barnett to willful defiance of a restraining order aimed at Meredith’s enrollment at a state college. Concrete actions include blocking Meredith at the Jackson office and Oxford campus, guiding police to obstruct entry, and failing to maintain order during riots on Sept 30. The Fifth Circuit cited civil contempt but offered a purge option pending further steps.
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Meredith
Barnett
State College Board
Jackson
Johnson
Oxford
Memphis
Tenn
Highway Patrol
Fifth Circuit
Justice Department
Snow Storm Causes Wide Disruptions Across States
The storm injured drivers in multiple wrecks and caused 16 weather related deaths across Indiana Illinois Maryland Tennessee California and Virginia. Schools closed early and travel halted as 11 to 3 inches of snow fell in regions from western Virginia to central Virginia and into the Washington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Indiana
Illinois
Maryland
Tennessee
California
Virginia
Noblesville
Ind
Indianapolis
West Virginia
Panhandle
Four Counts Charged in U.S. Case Include Barnett
The government filed four counts in the case with Barnett named in all four and Johnson named in two. The charges were brought on Tuesday Sept. 25 according to the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appeals Court
Barnett
Johnson
Fatal crash kills two Anderson College students near Macon
Two Anderson College coeds Candace Ann Troxel and Margaret Lee Rose died in a early morning crash near Macon Georgia after their car hit a bridge and overturned. Driver John Howland and passenger Linda Howland from Hastings Nebraska were injured with Howland described as in satisfactory condition and Linda in critical condition. Missouri highway patrol continues investigation with icy road conditions suspected as a factor.
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Nebraska
Anderson College
Hastings
Nebr
Samaritan Hospital
Macon
Linda June Howland
Missouri Highway Patrol
Howland
U.S. 36
Ray James Richards
Kansas City
Anderson College Students Hurt In Collision
Caped uninjured, a student told police he could not stop or avoid the crash. The Howland siblings, one a senior and the other a freshman, were hospitalized with head and other injuries. Miss Troxel, a freshman from Broken Bow, was also involved. Their parents report injuries under evaluation.
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Frank E. Howland
Anderson College
Miss Ruse
Duane M. Ruse
Gordon
Miss Tr
Kennedy Mac Agreement Advances Western Nuclear Pact
The Nassau conference outlined a multilateral Western nuclear force while keeping major US power outside NATO. NATO would gain access to some atomic planes and tactical forces, with Britain to mirror moves. De Gaulle's response remained uncertain as Macmillan discussed the theme with him.
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Nassau
NATO
U.S
United States
Atlantic Alliance
Europe
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Paris
Macmillan
Cuban doctors flee Cuba worsening medical crisis
Nearly 2 000 physicians have left Cuba causing a critical shortage of medicos if travel bans ease. Romeu and Guerra Hernandez fled by boat weeks ago. Red Cross reports over 5 million pounds of relief supplies moved or planned for Florida for a Cuban prisoner exchange as part of a $53 million goal.
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Joseph L Stanton
Maryland Port Authority
Red Cross
Royal Bank of Canada
Montreal
Cuba
Obituaries for Wooldridge Helphenstine Gorrell in Anderson area
Marcus H Wooldridge 78 of Rt 4 Anderson died at St Johns Hospital after a two month illness. He was a retired farmer, survived by wife Julia, daughter Grace Cade and son Garland, six grandchildren and a great granddaughter. Burial plans pending. John W Helphenstine 82 of 624 Parkway Dr Anderson died at the Veterans Hospital Indianapolis after a one week illness. He was a Spanish American War veteran and retired farmer, survived by daughter Paul Smith, two granddaughters, and a cousin. Services Monday at Welllingford Methodist Church with burial at Well-Cemetery Wellngford. Reverend Gorrel death reported in Harlan Ind formerly minister at Central Emmanuel Methodist. Burial at Harlan Cemetery. funeral today at 10 a.m. conducted by Reverend Critchfield. Funeral Home Oetting in charge.
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Marcus Woolridge
Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
Russell Springs
Smith
Melvinora Wooldridge
Jamestown
Wooldridge
Julia
Kenneth
Grace)Cade
Garland Wooldridge
Lester
Guy D. Wooldridge
Chesterfield
Brown and Butz Funeral
John W. Helphenstine
Paul Smith
Parkway Drive
Veterans’ Hospital
Indianapolis
Flemings
Amanda Walton
Victoria Helphenstine
Mary McIntosh
Kentucky
Ella Carpenter
Ripley
Ohio
Baker Brothers Funeral
Moxley Funneral
Flemingsburg
Wellingford Methodist Church
Amos Harmon
Hill
Well—— Cemetery
Wellingford, AY
Robert L. Gorrell
Harlan
Ind
Gorrell
Central Methodist Church
Emmanuel Methodist
Gene Critchfield
Harlan Methodist Church
Harlan Cemetery
Oetting Funeral Home
Fortville
Carl W. Swartz
Rt. 2
Pendleton
Ratliff's
Swartz
Hancock County
Madison County
Albert
Viola Swartz
Lavonne
Barbara Burnham
Greenfield
Donna Southerland
Bonita Swartz
Oran and
Orval
Helen Russell
Ada Ring
Albert Swartz
Grace Allford
Rt. 1
Markleville
Cornell Bright
Lawson
Finley
Mendon Cemetery
Walter B. ‘Keith
Meridian St
Mechanicsburg Ceme
Sells and Rowe
Melvin Phillips
First Baptist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Carson Leon Styers
Watervliet
Mich
Baker Brothers
Anderson Memorial Park
Styers
Otto P. Jerabek
Harold E. Rozelle
John Siner
First Methodist Church
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituaries from Madison and surrounding towns list Carl W. Swartz and Grace Allford among the deceased. Entries cover multiple casket services in Pendleton Markleville Anderson and nearby cities with funeral plans and burial details.
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Madison
Holiday travel causes high accident death toll during holidays
The safety council notes 924 deaths during the four day Fourth of July period in 1961, far above a typical 102 hour week. An AP survey for the Dec period shows 371 traffic deaths, with 64 fires and 511 total accident deaths in a two week span. Howard Pyle cites speed and alcohol as major factors with one quarter of victims being pedestrians.
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The
Safety Council
Howard Pyle
Pyle
Hoffa Jury Told of Contact Attempts in Detroit Case
Juror Fields said FBI agents reported a contact attempt from Louisville or Detroit but he noted no one reached out to him or his family about the trial. Miller instructed jurors on presumption of innocence as prosecutors outline a $1 billion alleged Hoffa related scheme via Test Fleet and CCI.
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Fields
FBI
Louisville
Detroit
Miller
Hoffa
Teamsters
CCI
DCI
Flint
Brennan
James F. Neal
Neal
Living Costs Climb 1.4 Percent in January to November 1962
Commissioner Ewan Clague of labor statistics says prices rose 1.4 percent from January to November 1962 and expects little change in December. November wages for a factory worker with three dependents averaged 86.19 dollars per week, up 50 cents, keeping buying power up by about 1 percent as prices held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewan Clague
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Castro to Speak in Havana Jan 2 Celebration
Prime Minister Fidel Castro will address Cuba on January 2 to mark the fourth anniversary of the revolution’s triumph on January 1. The speech is planned for a nationwide audience from Havana.
Mel Thornburg Returns to Law Office After 11 Month Absence
Mel Thornburg is back in the law office after an 11 month absence at 318 Citizens Bank Building. Contact number 643 3378.
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Mel Thornburg
Citizens Bank
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Penneysnniversary
Penney
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Kangaroos
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PP Methodist
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Andersonians
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James Orrison
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Mac
Marcus H. Wooldridge
Walter B. Keith
Paul C. Cory
Loran
Charles H. Hensley
Charles Homer ‘Hensley
Madison Ave
Nichols and Carmichael Funeral Home
East Maplewood
Pete Savanovic
Monroe
Earl Little
Savanovic
Tom Wells
Otto Paul Jerabek
Lula Morgan
Lula F. Morgan
Lawrence
Nettie Giverns
Harry W. Moore
Arlington Chapel
Holiday Travel
Hoffa Jury
DR. Bickel
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N. Madison Ave
Community Hospital
Robert D. Bickel
James E. Burgin
Rogers Jewelers
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