Madison County Awards Road Contract Bids
The Madison County Commissioners awarded several highway construction bids. Remaining awards will be made by next Tuesday per secretary Mary Lambertson. Awards include bituminous materials to Acme Paving, Worley Construction, Muncie Paving, Asphalt Materials, and Keith Riley. automotive parts to Carmack's General. Streck Brothers and Horn Hardware for hardware. Ray Bollinger for calcium chloride. and The International Salt Company for the salt contract. Bid figures were not released by the county office.
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Madison County Commissioners
Mary Lambertson
Acme Paving Company
Worley Construction Company
Anderson
Muncie Paving Com.pe Asphalt Materials
Indianapolis
Keith Riley Lapel
Carmack
General Automotive Machine
Streck Brothers
Horn Hardware
Elwood
Ray Bollinger
The
International Salt Company
County Commissioners’ Office
Irrigation Key to One-Eighth of U.S. Crop Production
A Washington report notes that about one eighth of U.S. crop production relies wholly or partly on irrigation. The finding highlights irrigation's essential role in sustaining farming across the nation.
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Washington
U.S
Graham Named Elwood's New Police Chief
Elwood mayor Luther Stockdale announced Lee Graham as the new chief of police. Graham succeeds Ralph Scott who stays as a patrolman. Jay Orbaugh is named lieutenant on days duty with Sergeants Richard Blake and Robert Call for second and third shifts. Graham, 37, has seven years on the force and two with the fire department. He and his wife Norma live at 1410 S. N St.
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Elwood
Luther Stockdale
Lee Graham
Graham S
Ralph Scott
Stockdale
Jay Orbaugh
Richard Blake
Robert Call
Graham
Police Department
Elwood Fire Department
Norma
S. N St
E. 37Th St
Smith
Freemont Drive
Anderson
Anderson College
Vernon High School
Ohio
Park Place Church of God
U.S. Army
Mental Head Association
FOP Lodge
Scharnowske
Anderson High School
Purdue University
Indiana University Extension Police School
E. Vineyard
North Anderson
Indiana Police
Business Collge
FBI
W. 2Nd St
Church of Christ
Navy
Recob
Orce
Purdue University Police School
Noble Street Methodist Church
Mt. Moriah
Marine Corps
Auto Industry Nears 4th Quarter Record
Detroit based Ward's Automotive Reports says the US auto industry will post a record fourth quarter with October to December sales near 2 million. For 1963, total domestic and imported new cars reach about 7.5 million by year end, surpassing 1955's high. Prospects for early 1964 remain strong, with January to March forecasts above prior peaks.
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Detroit
API
US S
Ward
Automotive
Ward's
Senate Session Sets Record For Brevity
The U S Senate held the shortest session in history lasting two seconds. Presiding officer Senator Lee Metcalf adjourned the body and set the next meeting for 10 A M Monday. Metcalf previously held a three second record from August.
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Washington
UPS
U.S. Senate
Senate
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Metcalf
Suit Filed Against County Officials In Bridge Accident
Charles Thatcher sues Madison County Board of Commissioners Jesse S. Biddle Harold Foust Ralph McCord for 1963 bridge collapse damages. Thatcher alleges no warning signs on Prosperity Road as a 7 1 4 ton dump truck crossed Killbuck Creek bridge and sank into a ditch. Damages sought total 15000.
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Madison County
Jesse S. Biddle
Harold Foust
Ralph McCord
Board of County Commissioners
Charles Thatcher
Prosperity Rd
Killbucky Creek
Postmaster Bernard J. McCaffery Dies in South Bend
Former South Bend postmaster Bernard J. McCaffery aged 66 died Friday in a local hospital. He previously served as auto license bureau manager and city water works director.
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South Bend, Ind
UPI
Bernard J. McCaffery
South Bend
Refunds Planned For Central Indiana Gas Patrons
The Central Indiana Gas Company will issue refunds totaling 1 247 967 dollars to more than 28 000 Madison County accounts for gas bought from Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line during January 1 1961 to April 30 1962. Refunds will be paid at 3 078 cents per 1 000 cubic feet with minimum dollar amounts set at 1.00. smaller balances will be kept to cover mailing costs. Checks may be mailed in early spring after PSC order directing payment.
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Central Indiana Gas Company
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company
Public Service Company of Indiana
Madison County
P.S.C
Women Drivers in U.S. Auto Accidents Share 12 Percent
A Chicago report notes women drivers account for only 12 percent of national automobile accidents, reflecting gender disparities in incident involvement and risk exposure across the United States.
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Chicago
U.S
Johnson presses 1965 budget cuts on LBJ Ranch
President Johnson at the Pedernales River under a live oak announced continued focus on reducing non essential military installations. He cited Mc Namara's pledge to intensify defense efficiency and said a military plant survey will be led by Thomas D. Morris while Teodoro Moscoso shifts to a senior advisory role with Ambassador rank.
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Tion
White House
John McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
McCone
Eisenhower
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Ludwig Erhard
Ellington Air Force Base
Houston
Lbj Ranch
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Texas
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Fort Worth
Rusk
Erhard
Pedernales
LBJ
McNamara
Thomas D. Morris
Thomas C. Mann
Laredo
Tex
inter-American Affairs
Teodoro Moscosos
Alliance For Progress
Moscosos
Mann
Brand New Admiral Color TV at Frank Krall's
A new Admiral Color TV is advertised at Frank Krall's with a sale price of 349.95 and the phrase W.Q.T. used in the promotion for the limited offer.
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Admiral
Frank Krall’s
Nixon sentiment leads for 1960 GOP nomination race
Nixon was favored by 1 194 respondents in October as the party’s best bet, with 44 backing Goldwater and 286 supporting Nixon now. Rockefeller’s bid, reopening with a January 3 NH appearance, drew 101 votes to Lodge’s 113 as the strongest candidate, with Lodge ahead in that measure.
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Lodge
Pennsyvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
GOP
National Committee
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Arizona
Goldwater
Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nena Spel
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
New Hampshire
Erhard and Johnson Plan Talks at LBJ Ranch
Chancellor Erhard and President Johnson will hold formal and informal discussions at the LBJ Ranch. Topics include Berlin, the Kennedy tariff talks in Geneva, NATO strength, the Common Market, and U S West German relations with potential Moscow talks. Johnson will host a dinner with pianist Van Cliburn and humorist Richard Pryor before Erhard visits Fredericksburg.
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Erhard
LBJ
Johnson
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Kennedy
Geneva
Soviet Union
U.S
Europe
van Cliburn
Kilgore
Tex
Texas
Richard
Cactus) Pryor
Georgie Jessel
Fredericksburg
Old Germany
Bonn
Two Men Arrested in Sneak Thief Gas Station Robbery
Hobbs and another man were arrested by city police for a 75 dollar gas station robbery at Fifth and Jackson Street. Ray A. Taylor faced circuit court on petit larceny. Detectives probed a separate raid at Dan Fisher home uncovering several articles and money.
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Hobbs
Elwood
5Th and
Jackson St
Ray A. Taylor
Dan Fisher
Sunnymead Dr
Demonstrators Clash With Police Over US Legation Protest
Bulgarian agency summarizes a protest by university students and young people before the US legation, dispersed by mounted police. It notes a second such date amid prior Bay of Pigs unrest, with American officials denying involvement.
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BTA
United States
America
Legation
Cuba
Washington
Bulgaria and United States Relations Tension After Attack
Diplomatic ties between the United States and Bulgaria, resumed in 1959 after a decade apart, faced a setback as an attack surprised U S Minister Eugenie Anderson. She called the incident a real blow to improving relations and noted no prior warning before Thursday.
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Tain
Vienna
Kremlin
Eugenie Anderson
U.S
Bulgaria
Winooski
United States
Police leadership changes detail multiple officers' backgrounds
The article lists new captains and shift leaders in the Anderson police division. It notes their addresses, family status, church or civic ties, military service, education, and prior police experience. Several individuals are described as veterans with long service, K-9 or FBI training, and active roles in local organizations.
Obituary notices for Fath Whitacre Reed Pine and Pine
Frank Fath 90 of 1608 W 14th St died Friday after an extended illness. Sanford W Whitacre 58 of 2550 Glenhill Dr Indianapolis an attorney died Monday. Cecil Reed 51 of 933 Washington Blvd died Thursday with services today in Anderson. Joseph C Pine 63 of 2335 Dewey St died Tuesday rites today. Burials planned at East Maplewood Cemetery and Anderson Memorial Park.
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Sanford W. Whitacre
Glenhill Dr
Indianapolis
Anderson
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Union Chapel Church
Hwy. 100
Park Cemetery
Greenfield
Veterans Administration
Morgan Coal Co
Benjamin Harrison Law School
Indiana University
Whitacre
Federal Bar Association
Castleton Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
Mural Shrine
Wilella Whitacre
Robert Horner
Robert Collins
Mark Whitacre
Frances Whitacre
Jim Humbles
Inkster
Mich
Roy Daily
Greenwood
Arthur J. Whiteacre
Muncie
Dorsey Funeral Home
East New York Street
Cecil Reed
Washington Blvd
Brown and Butz
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Joseph C. Pine
Dewey St
Harold E. Rozelle
George Skinner
Jackson Park
Services for Mrs Frances Pearl Hines
Funeral services for Mrs Frances Pearl Hines 46 widow of the Rev Theron Hines will be held at 1 30 p m today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev John K Summers of the Ovid Community Church officiating Burial is planned in a neighboring cemetery with details provided by the funeral home.
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Frances Hines
Frances Pearl Hines
Theron
Tom) Hines
Baker Brothers Funeral
John K. Summers
Ovid Community Church
Buri
Earl Tomlinson
Summitville
Earl
Sam) Tomlinson
Ewing Funeral Home
John Pattison
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Alzadia Winburn
Noblesville
Alzadia Roberts Winburn
Floyd Goldsberry
Floyd G. Goldsberry
Farmer
Lapel
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Walter Neal
Perkinsville Methodist Church
Neese Cemetery
Perkinsville
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Death notices for Earl Sam Tomlinson 87 of Summitville Mrs Alzadia Roberts Winburn 92 of Noblesville and Floyd G Goldsberry 69 of Lapel report funeral details burial locations and officiants across Madison County and nearby areas.
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Madison
Missing Man Daywalt Reported by Neighbors in Hamilton County
Neighbors identified Daywalt as missing Hoosier and alerted police. Paul Daywalt was taken to hospital for treatment as his wife said he was extremely weak but physically well with a full beard. He recognized his wife but not his sons or grandchild in photos. Daywalt vanished from Atlanta while delivering vending machines. his company truck was later found in a Gary parking lot.
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Daywalt
Paul
Dagwalt
Atlanta
Hamilton County
Gary
Graveside Rites Held for Infant Stephanie Taylor
Graveside rites for Stephanie Ann Taylor at East Maplewood Cemetery were conducted at 9 a.m. today. The child, daughter of George and Sharon Taylor of Chesterfield, died at birth. Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home supervised arrangements.
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Stephanie Ann Taylor
George and
Sharon Taylor
Chesterfield
East Maplewood Cemetery
Harold E. Rozelle
Charles Crain Services in Richmond at 2 p.m.
Charles Crain 74 of Bluffton father of Mrs. Betty Bennett of Anderson died on Christmas Day. Funeral service set for 2 p.m. today at McBride Funeral Home Richmond. James Young father of Mrs. Walt Dixon died in Paris Ind. Burial was Thursday. Mrs Nathalie Brockman accompanied Mrs. Dix.
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Charles Crain
Bluffton
Betty Bennett
Anderson
McBride Funeral Home
Richmond
James Young
Walt Dixon
Burton St
Paris
Ind
Nathalie Brockman
E. 13Th St
Young
Dixon
Spanish American War Veteran Frank M. Jones Dies
Alexandria native Frank M. Jones born August 22, 1874, a Spanish American War veteran and former Aladdin Industries employee, died at the State Soldiers Home in Lafayette. Survived by a stepson James H. Miller and a stepdaughter Alva Boyer. wife Myrtle predeceased him. Burial in Jones Cemetery, Delaware County following services Monday at 2 p.m.
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Alexandria
Frank M. Jones
W. 4Th St
Aladdin Industries
State Soldiers Home
Lafayette
Isaac
Rebecca Jones
American Legion
The
Baptist Church
James H. Miller
Chicago
Alva
Cyprus Crisis Sparks Turkish Greek Tensions Across Europe
Greece reports a sniper strike on a Greek official as British armored cars parade with Union Jacks amid Greek Turkish clashes. Shops reopen in Nicosia, while 1100 troops arrive to reinforce at Akrotiri. Leaders in Athens Ankara and London urge calm and seek solutions.
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Nicosia
Britis Sherwood Foresters Infantry Regiment
Akrotiri
Athens
Ankara
Ismet Inonu
Greece
Turkey
England
Cyprus
Paul
Cemal Gursel
Gursel
London
Nico Sia
Harry Walker
Walker
Cy‘prus
Ray Swank
Swank
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Penny Doyle
Dianne Kennedy
New England
United Press International
East
Middle West
Muskegon
Michigan
Lake Michigan
Frank Fath
14Th St
American Steel and Wire Company
Cincinnati
Adam Fath
Zoa
Alfred Fath
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Sanford Whitacre
Joseph Pine
Mishawaka
St. Joseph’s Hospital
William Leslie
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