Remembering Dr. Morrison a longtime Anderson educator dies
Indiana educators and church leaders mourn Dr J A Morrison a Missouri native born February 1 1893 who shaped Anderson College from a Bible training school with fewer than 100 students to a fully accredited liberal arts college. He led as assistant principal then president and oversaw campus expansion while contributing to state church related colleges groups and publishing influential writings. Survived by wife Eunice four children and numerous relatives. 11 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Dr Earl L Martin. AC vice president and Morrison colleague remains among leadership figures continuing his legacy.
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Page Oval
Indiana Supreme Court
Harold E
Anderson College Board of Trustees
Dr. Morrison
Anderson College
Morrison
Indiana
Missouri
St. James
Thomas L
Mary (Beezley) Morrison
Con
Hoosier
Anderson
Anderson Bible Training School
Anderson College and Theological Seminary
Graduate School of Theology
Bachelor of Divinity
Old Main
Charles E. Wilson
Eisenhower
Andersonian
Tom Jones
Frank Sparks
Associated Colleges of Indiana
Indiana Association of Church Related and Independent Colleges
Eunice M. Drennan
Earl D
Jiggs) Morrison
F. Leonard
Dorothy) Blevins
Arthur
Mona) Hoffman
Pendleton
Rodney
Vivian) Caudill
West Palm Beach
Fla
Amanda Morrison
West Plains
Fred Morrison
Cook Station
Florence Shields
St. Louis
Grace Hasser
Lanar
Colo
Clara Critchow
Haxton
Dolly Ahrendt
Silver Springs
Elsie Koster
Jefferson City
Geneva Lyons
Kansas City
Tom Ruby Hardesty
Fugie Morrison
Orville Martin
Corpus Christi
Tex
Earl L. Martin
Aden Trative
Martin
Traffic Deaths Continue From Page One In Indiana
Six people died in traffic accidents Wednesday and another man died of a heart attack while driving. Archie M. Frew, 60, of Fountaintown, was removed from the death list after an autopsy showed a fatal heart attack occurred before his car overturned on U.S. 52 near New Palestine.
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Archie M. Frew
Rt. 1
Fountaintown
Hancock County
Roger Lafferty
U.S. 52
New Palestine
Is there a Santa Claus and Viet Nam debate in one text
A fragmented article blends the classic Virginia story Is There a Santa Claus with political analysis on Viet Nam. It cites Virginia O Hanan and the Sun editor, then shifts to U S policy debates, Geneva agreements, and Negotiations on South Viet Nam. The piece references Rusk Fanfani and FCC investigations into Bell system costs and interstate operations.
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Church
Santa Claus
Friends of the Sun
Papa
Virginia O'Hanlon
West
95Th
Virginia
Viet Nam
Santal
Claus
United States
South Viet Nam
Laigon
Rusk
Fanfani
North Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
At&t
Clement
U.S
FCC
Cease-fire doubts and draft talks frame tense Vietnam pause
The piece links white‑hot cease-fire pressures with strategic questions on merging civilian zones, extracting North Vietnamese troops, and freezing force levels. It notes selective service planning to reexamine scores, affecting Virginians and high school grads in the 1Y category with college deferments intact.
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Saigon
Soni Viet Nam
Christmas Eve Services Across Anderson Parish
Weather forecasts warn no white Christmas with mild temps in the 50s to 60s and likely cloudy days. Christmas Eve services are planned at First Methodist, First Presbyterian, Redeemer, Park Place Church of God, Central Christian, Madison Avenue Methodist, Trinity Episcopal, Christ Lutheran and other area churches. A wartime LA exam review redefines 1-Y classifications, allowing some high school graduates with scores 16 to 30 to qualify for service if other conditions are met, affecting about a third of the 1-Y group.
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Anderson
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Redeemer Presbyterian
Park Place
Bethlehem
Madison Avenue Methodist Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
Christ Lutheran
Birth defects and civic theatre notes from Anderson
Half a million unborn babies die yearly from birth defects with tens of thousands more dying in infancy or later. March of Dimes funds research and centers, including Riley Hospital in Indianapolis. Madison County Na tional Foundation leaders, local Mothers March in January, and civic theatre updates highlight community efforts. Anderson Civic Theatre praises local talent and plans Anniversary Waltz with performances January 21 1966 at Riviera Theatre. tickets go on sale after January 1.
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March of Dimes
I i
National Foundation
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Civic Theatre
Page One
Robert Griffey
Black
Eugene Yates
Jon
Wilding
Jerry O'Brien
Anderson
Anderson Civic Theatre Organization
William Hovermale
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Robert Shoemaker
Anderson Civic Arts Association
Ralph Stan
Anderson Art League
Don Caldwell
Community Concerts Association
Anderson Civic Theatre
Riviera Theatre
Myron Ball Dies In Middletown Police Building Story
Myron Ball 68 of 384 N Ninth St Middletown died Thursday at Community Hospital after lingering illness. The report details his prior duties in the Delco photo laboratory and mentions family survivors including widow Fern and daughter Jackie. The piece discusses police department headquarters funding, noting nontaxpayer funds financed remodeling and donations, with Board of Public Works contributing about $20,000.
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Myron Ball
Middletown
Myron Rathe
Ball
9Th St
St.Idletown
Momories Hamilton
Community Hospital
Delco
Remy
Detect
Maj
Robert E. Estes
George
Minnie
Erate
Fern
Donald Set
Leon Murphy
Jackie) Jones
Anderson
Narcotics
Howard
Robert Scharnowski
Myron G
Indianapolis
Dallas
Anderson Vision
Anderson Police de
Trodgelen
Art Chittick
Police Department
Board of Public Works
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Madison area obituaries note Dr Glen Maris 72 a Noblesville veterinarian and Everett Keller 45 Perkinsville among the deceased. The report lists police department details including 96 officers 21 patrol cars and 34 vehicles as of August 1965 with a moved department building and a new emergency phone number 644 6624. Burial and funeral plans are noted for Maris and Keller along with service details and locations.
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Police
Police Department
Imnel
Alen
Verion
City Hall
Frank Allis
Board of Works
City Court
Barrett Taw
Aviation Board
Anderson Police Department
Iment
Wright
Asp
FCC probes AT&T earnings and financing plans in public record
The FCC convened a first phase inquiry into Bell system rate making for interstate and overseas operations. AT&T must justify its rate of return and total revenue needs while witnesses are cross examined. Commissioner Loevinger dissented, calling the move unfair without prior views.
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FCC
William Henry
At&t
Loevinger
Congress
Bell System
ECC
Johnson Faces Planned Holiday Pause in Hos Tilities
Johnson proposes a holiday pause in hostilities as discussions with Antharitiac yield agreement on ceasefire terms and temporary truce arrangements amid ongoing tensions.
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Antharitiac
Rescuers Seek Victims Of Andean Landslide
Rescue teams worked to reach three isolated Andean communities cut off by a huge landslide in Peru. Reports circulated with wide estimates of dead from 60 to several hundred as communications were restored. About 20 bodies were recovered at the last word from the scene.
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Lima
Peru
API
Funeral services set for Middletown Nazarene member
The body was taken to the Elbert C. Frazee Funeral Home where friends will be received from 6 to 9 p.m. today and from 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home by the Rev. John Abshear and the Rev. Harold Berkey. Burial will be in Miller Cemetery near Middletown.
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Glen Maris
Noblesville
Logan St
Noblesville- Perkinsville - Lapel
Riverview Hospital
Dr. Maris
Forest
Clinton County
Charles E. Maris
Perkinsville
Cicero
Indiana Veterinarian College
Indianapolis
Janet Edwards
New London Friends Church
American Legion
The
Elks Lodge
Ellen Katherine
Warminster
Penn
C. C. West
Amarillo
Tex
F. L. Kresge
Eleanor Maris
Martha Maris
Coaltrin
Coal’ Krin
Mark Blaising
First Methodist Church
Crownland Cemetery
Ed Seaneereu
Elbert C. Frazee
John, Abshear
Nazarene Church
Middletown
Harold Berkey
Ashley- Hudson Nazarene Church
Miller Cemetery
Stottlemyer Listed for Three Year County Board Posts
Stottlemyer to one, a farmer, for a three year post. The county board retains holdover members Ralph McCord north district and Jesse Biddle south district, both Democrats. At the January 2 meeting the board will fill several county appointments including the county attorney post, recently vacated by John Walsh.
Anderson Obituaries Flor ence Hessler Rites Held
Funeral mass for Miss Florence C Hessler 85 of 1408 Ohio Ave at St. Marys Catholic Church officiated by Rt Rev Msgr Francis Kienly Burial in St Marys Cemetery Brown and Butz Funeral Home receiving friends Meanwhile Cecil Keesling John Bowing Mrs Lillian Canavan Russell Utter George Mundell obituary notices listed with funeral arrangements and burial details across Anderson Indiana churches and cemeteries.
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Florence Hessler
Florence C. Hessler
Ohio Ave
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
St. Mary’s
Brown and Butz
Cecil Keesling
9Th St
Condo and Soo Funeral Home
Wilkinson
Larry Shaver
Wilkinson Methodist Church
McCray
Ceasefire timing amid Christmas Eve Viet Cong clashes
U S and South Vietnamese forces plan a two hour cease-fire from 6 p.m. Christmas Eve to midnight Christmas Day unless fired upon as heavy clashes continue near Hanoi and the Ngai Lo airfield. Viet Cong casualties total 310 to 350 with light American losses. The Uong Bi power plant raid, using Enterprise Kitty Hawk and Ticonderoga aircraft, nearly destroys the plant. Cardinal Spellman visits troops amid the pause. Curfew for U S servicemen lifted on Christmas Day.
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Hanoi
Ngai Lo
U.S
Saigon
Cao van Vien
Stag
Paul VI
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Uong Bi
North Viet Nam
Enterprise
Kitty Hawk
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Church of God
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Madison County
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Hughes
Page One Halls
Anthony W. Bomgaars
Orange City
Iowa
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la Porte
Bomgaars
Trane
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
Linder's
Beecher Kurtz
Mike Kurtz
Selective Service
Tenjman
Os Es i
Madison
Hoffa Apeal
Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Supreme Court
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Thurgood Marshall
High Court
Hoffa
Everett Keller
Everett W. Keller
Anaconda Wire and Cable Company
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Anderson Memorial Park
Fural
Lee Loevinger
Johnson
Citizens Banking CO
John Bowing
John C. Bowing
Main St
Delco-Remy
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Louis Kineman
Bethany Christian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Lillian Canavan
Baker Brothers Funeral
George Taggart
Washington Park
Crance
Russell Utter
South Dr
Harold E. Rozelle
Lloyd Hargett
Noblesville Church of God
George Mundell
George W. Mundell
Smy Lane
Robert Fribley
Reehm’s
Broadway
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