Welsh Says Cohen Activity Indiscreet
Indiana Governor Welsh called for an inquiry into State Highway Commission Chairman David Cohen over his role in helping a businessman with company incorporation. He stressed Cohen’s record remains distinguished and found no evidence of illegal action. The dispatch also notes arrests for curfew violations, grave marker disturbances, and a purse snatching incident in Anderson with juveniles involved.
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Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
State Highway Commission
Welsh
Commission
David Cohen
Chicago
Cohen
Welsh Co
George E. Goodwin
Highway Department
Repre Des
W. Wayne Worick
Goodwin
Repont
Indiana
Robert Scharnowske
Worick
Scharnowske
East Maplewood
West Maplewood
Anderson
Delco Remy Post Office And Plants Close For Christmas
Delco Remy officials announced a four day holiday weekend with offices and plants closed Friday Saturday and Christmas Day. Most operations will pause for the observance with only perishables delivered. The arrangement affects payroll and postal divisions as thousands of workers face time with families during the season.
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Anderson
Ee Lamp
Senecast Botts Deco Remsy
Ie Howard
Ring
Atersporation Wiip
Ring Thanke
Delco-Remy
M. J
Cavanaugh
Nine Injured In Accidents In County Traffic Toll Rises
Traffic department reports show record traffic deaths this week with 36 auto fatalities in the county this year, up from 34 last year. Deputies investigated two injuries incidents last night on Ind 236 and Ind 9 involving Phylis Poor and Paul Evens, with Evens taken to St Johns Hospital and Williams treated at Community Hospital before release. investigations by Sheriff’s deputies State Police and local marshal.
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Cecil Carmichael
Sheriff's
Phylis Poor
East 30Th St
Paul D. Evens
Middletown
Ind
Evens
St. John’s Hospital
Hassler
Baldwin
Marshall
William’ D_ ‘Killher
Alexandria
Larry William Grose
Williams
Community Hospital
Sheriff's Deputy
Contmn
Contmin
Parking reform in downtown Anderson gains support
Francis Creek of the Anderson Retail Association urged residents to back the new meterless system as city officials, police, and merchants cooperate to maintain the required free parking. Police chief Dayle Wright called the program a success with low violations and strong local cooperation.
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Hope Anderson
Francis Creek
Anderson Retail Association
Creek
Anderson
Retail Association
City of
Dayle Wright
Wright
Neanla Ta Dicra
Nasser blasts U S food supplies at rally
In Port Said UAR leader Gamal Abdel Nasser condemned U.S. food aid delays and urged action as Egypt demanded emergency food and troop withdrawal from the Suez Zone. He warned Washington over terms for sale and allied support, while Soviet officials defended cooperation with Cairo amid mounting tensions.
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Gamal Abdel. Nasser
Els
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Cele
Egypt
Suez Canal Zone
United States
Sali
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Ander N. Shelepin
Vic Square
Atu Pat
U.A.R
Coopersends Arma
Shelepin
Evetam
Submachine Guns Probe In Indiana Man Sells Weapons
U S Treasury agents in Indiana arrest auto worker Wallace R. Chrich after a cache of submachine guns is seized from his property near Muncie. He says weapons were bought for junk value and sold to two men, with possible plans for shipments to underground groups opposing communism. FBI and Justice Department officials pursue leads as a detailed report is prepared.
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LTH
NCIE
Ind
U.S
Wright
United States
Belgium
United Arab
Congo
Treasury Tax Division
U.S. Air Force
Nikita S. Khrush
Muncie
Tansport
Egypt
I Derson
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Treasury Department
Chrich
Justice
Ment
Washington
Corro
Sian
Provo
Utah
Missouri
Peron Aarons
Tsons
AC Receives Gift of Computer System
Anderson College has received an IBM 16% automatic digital computer with data processing gear, enabling a campus computing center. The anonymous donor value is about $200,000. AC president Dr. Robert H. Reardon said the gift expands educational potential as the equipment will be installed in the new $750,000 Bath St. science building, with use planned for early 1966.
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Anderson College
Ing Center
Robert H. Reardon
Bath St. Science Building
Daleville Plans Nine-Room Wing for High School
Daleville has approved a nine room addition to Daleville High School. The wing will house a cafeteria test rooms grind office and classrooms for grades 5 6 and 7. Estimated cost is 218500 and construction follows a state school reorganization directive.
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Daleville
Daleville High School
J. B. Kobimeyer
State Commission For
Blue River Valley players suspended for unauthorized scrimmage
Mount Summit Indiana AP two players from unbeaten Blue River Valley High School were suspended for the rest of the season after the school informed officials. Senior Ray Ooten and junior Larry Cooper were ruled ineligible by IHSAA commissioner Phil N Eskew following the incident.
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Mount Summit
Ind
Blue ‘River Valley
Phil N. Eskew
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Blue ‘River
John McBride
Ray Ooten
Larry Cooper
Tamn
Floods Toll Reaches 24 in Midwest and Northwest
Floods and storms sweep the nation. Evacuations continue as the death toll rises to 24 with 5,000 refugees reported in Midwest areas. Severe weather blankets the Northwest with high winds and dense fog while temperatures spike in some central districts.
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Associated Press
Pacific Northwest
Mercury
Ajit Grand Island
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Santa
Denver
Colo
Miami
Fla
Canadian
Minot
N.D
Rapid City
Sid
North Dakota
Michigan
Peninsia
Maine
Chicago
Midwest
O'Hare International Airport
Viet Nam ready to do without U S help in war
UPI report from Galveston cites a federal peacemaker James Reynolds saying longshoremen pledged to halt wildcat walkouts pending discussions to avert a major East and Gulf Coast dock strike. ILA official doubts a firm commitment. Reynolds noted signs of progress but cautioned the pledge may not be firm. Dock operations slowed as 2,000 workers skip shifts. Baltimore port closed after leadership gap.
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U.S
Galveston
Tex
UPI
Gulf Coast
International Longshoremen's Association
ILA
Bor
James J. Reynolds
Ralph Massey
South- Atlantic
New York
Reynolds
Washington
Willard Wirtz
Ers
Johnson
Association
Baltimore
Galvestor
Anti American Campaign Plea By Khanh Sparks Crisis
Lt General Nguyen Khanh urged a sustained anti American campaign claiming the army can stand without U.S. aid and signaling support for recalling Ambassador Maxwell Taylor. He warned the United States risked losing Southeast Asia if Taylor does not act more intelligently. The embassy denied any improper actions by Taylor while U.S. officials urged unity and avoidance of personal rivalries amid Vietnam tensions.
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Khanh
U.S
Taylor
United States
Rutheast Asia
Washington
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Yule Snowfall Simply Not In The Cards
The prospect of a white Christmas appeared to wash out Wednesday as temperatures rose to balmy proportions in the central state. The weatherman offered little hope that winter will dust the region with snows.
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Its Christmas Presence Emmanuel God Comes To Man
The Herald notes Viola B Phillips reflects on God’s presence and the biblical pattern from Genesis to Samaria, recounting personal spiritual warmth and divine fellowship across ages. It also reports five Anderson youths arrested for disorderly conduct after a dispute over a girl, fined ten dollars and costs each, and held in Madison County Jail pending further actions. Police investigated three separate break-ins at local stores with unclear losses.
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Viola B. Phillips
Herald Church
God
Adam
Garden of Eden
Abraham
Samaria
Anderson
Eve
Donald Lane
Charles Groves
Donald J. Lauderbaugh
Johnny Mills
Donald’ Sweeny
Madison County
Robert Robbins
Robert Estes
Anderson Health and Diet
Meridian St. Davies
New Arrivals and Vicinity
Born at St. John's Hospital we: Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Jenkens, 3020 George St., a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shock, 1330 Ohio Ave., a boy. Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell, 3815 Laurel Lane, a girl. Berk at Community Hospital the Mr. and Mrs. Basil McDerrin, a girl.
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St. John’s Hospital
Garnet Jenkens
George St
Richard Shock
Ohio Ave
William Mitshell
Laurel Lane
Berk
Community Hospital
Two Arrested For Serving Minors Here
Anderson police arrested bartender Jack R. Smith of the Caboose tavern for allegedly serving liquor to minors and barmaid Betty Rose Heilman of 626 Jackson St. for serving minors at the Clubhouse tavern, according to police reports in a crackdown on juveniles.
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England
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