PHS Proposes Lake Michigan Pollution Curb
Washington reports the Public Health Service urges a federal program to curb pollution flowing from Illinois and Indiana into Lake Michigan via the Grand Calumet River and Calumet Canal. It cites oil covered banks, rust colored water from pickle liquor, and identifies Cities Service Petroleum Sinclair Mobil as major polluters at East Chicago with Bethlehem Steel and Midwest Steel making progress on treatment facilities.
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Washington
UPI
Lake Michigan
Calumet River
Illinois
Indiana
The
Public Health Service
PHS
Grand Calumet River
Illinois River
Grand Calumet
Indiana Harbor Canal
Cities Service Petroleum Co
Sinclair Refining Co
Mobil Oil Co
Chicago
GM Increases Dividend As Stock Split Fails To Materialize
In New York UPI reports General Motors boosted its dividend to 75 cents per share from 65 cents amid steady earnings, while no stock split was announced. American Metals is to supply $1 billion worth of ore to Japan’s steel industry under a Mount Newman Tron Ore Co. contract, with $150 million planned for mines and a railway to Australia’s northern coast. Commerce Department notes December orders and shipments rose about 5 percent to record highs, surpassing July.
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New York
UPI
General Motors
American Metalsax, Inc
Mount Newman Tron Ore Co
Australia
Washington
Commerce Department
State Department urges Congress to keep UAR food aid intact
Undersecretary George W. Ball told the Senate Appropriations Committee that restricting surplus U.S. food sales to the United Arab Republic would undermine the President's ability to manage Middle East policy. He noted the U.S. has pledged 431.8 million dollars in surplus food, with only 37 million undelivered, and urged a veto of the House cut. Ball suggested a possible sense of Congress proviso while preserving presidential discretion.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Congress
Johnson
Middle East
United Arab Republics
George W. Ball
Senate
U.S
U.A.R
House
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ball
Dean Rusk
Senate Appropriations Committee
White House
Prsident
Timate
Soviet Union
United States
Nasser
Presiden
Mrs Woodruff Hosts HD Club In New York and Detroit Notes
Mrs Woodruff hosts the HD Club in New York as steel output rises to its highest level in five years. In Detroit the auto industry shows February output expected to set a new record if achieved. Elks honor Hoyt Wright on his Golden Anniversary as exalted ruler with Past Exalted Rulers Night at Lodge 109. John Jones to preside. Three hundred attendees gathered at the lodge home on Broadway.
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New York
Summitville
Ten Tion Club
Mire Mo
Forzelle Woodruff
Max Ayers
Max Detroit
Auto Indus
Peipier
Try
Larry Forrest
Elks
Wright
Hoyt Wright
Anderson Elks
John Jones
Mr. Wright
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Pavaas
Frankton
Smith and Adams
Meridian Street
E. A.' ‘Smith Clothing
The
Elks Lodge
William Hobbs
Lodge
Broadway
Soviet space rocket test claimed accurate to target waters
Tass reported the Soviet Union tested a multistage space rocket aimed at a Pacific target west of Hawaii, traveling about 8,000 miles and splashing into the water with high accuracy. Western experts view the test as evidence of ICBM capability.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Pacific
Hawaii
Tass
Britain
Christmas Island
Baker, ‘Islands
Local Boy Dies In Home Yesterday
Steavan Amnett Tolley a 14 year old of 2320 Sherman St was found dead in his home yesterday afternoon The body was taken to Rozelle Funeral Home where arrangements are pending Authorities stated the boy may have died from personal safety related gunshot wounds Four new members initiated into the club are Mesdames Geraldine Claybaugh Pat Forrest Belvadene Jones and Lois McCormick Miss Ethylene Maynard received a birthday shift
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Steavan Amnett Tolley
Sherman St
Rozelle Funeral Home
Mesdames
Geraldine Claybaugh
Pat
Belvadene Jones
Lois McCormick
Ethylene Maynard
Anderson Board Pays Old Bills in School Merger Settlement
The Anderson Board of School Trustees approved payment of 1334 for unpaid bills from the former Anderson Township system including library books and building supplies. Newbern joins the Anderson Library Board, and enrollments total 16 563 after a midyear check. Attending were Harrison Matthews Canterbury Cleaver Childes Ebbertt Wellinger Byer.
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Anderson Township
Anderson Board of School Trustees
Anderson
James Wellinger
Paul H. Newbern
Nicholson File
Anderson Library Board
Newbern
Melvin Slick
John Morrison
Helen T. Craig
Erle Peck
Robert Shearer
Robert Quinn
A. George Harrison
Fred L. Matthews
M. Fern Canterbury
Carl D. Cleaver
John). L. Childes
G. E. Ebbertt
Wellinger
William Byer
Four Car Crash Notes Include Minor Injury to Jordan
Police report a 6:43 AM four car crash at College Ave and EF Voth St. Thomas Jordan 22 from Central Ave struck a truck driven by Stanley Niedjadlik 49 of Central Hotel then hit two parked cars owned by Hazel Phillips 509 EBeth St and Russell Clark 1009 E 10th St. Jordan had a minor head injury and all cars were badly damaged. An additional accident occurred at 5:15 PM at 21st and McKinley Sts involving Carlen Thompson 20 of 426 1 W 2nd 4 St and Herbert Trees 51 of 1734 Crystal St Eleanor Thompson 17 of 426 Crystal was taken to St Johns Hospital for a checkup.
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College Ave
EF. Voth St
Thomas Jordan
Central Ave
Stanley Niedjadlik
Central Hotel
Hazel Phillips
Eth St
Russell Clark
E. 10Th St
Jordan
McKinley Sts
Carlen
Thompson
Herbert Trees
Crystal St
Eleanor Thompson
Crystal
St. John's Hospital
Loyal Laotians rout rebels in capital march
In Vientiane Laos loyal Laotian forces rout rebel troops attempting to march on the capital and surround insurgent pockets in Vientiane. Peace talks reportedly underway late Tuesday night as security tightens after insurrectionals' setbacks.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPT
London Office Workers Stage Unofficial Wage Strike
About 100 London office workers walked off jobs in a wage dispute with their employer and the Giant Transport and General Workers' union.
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London
UPI
Transport and Seneral Workers’ Union
Contempt and Demurrer Rulings in Madison Superior Court
Judge Whiteman overruled a demurrer by the Metro District and blocked dismissal in Bashaw case. He noted coordinate jurisdiction rests with the supreme court, not the lower courts. Bashaw argued new orders revoking jurisdiction tied to an election remain unresolved.
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Whiteman
de Murrer
Indiana
Bashaw
Contempt Hearing in School Reorganization Case
Metro attorney Spencer says inferences may be drawn from testimony at a Jan. 21 principals meeting about the school plan. He notes Croxton and Sandefur testify in conflict, with minutes cited as reflecting county committee urging teacher support. Judge Whiteman will rule on contempt by Friday. Sub Zero font signals six more weeks of winter. temperatures dip across Indiana with record-low readings and a mixed Feb forecast.
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Metro
Spencer
Anderson
Sandefur
Ebbertt
City
Croxton
Whiteman
Greensburg
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Evansville
South Bend
Indiana
Youth Week Speaker Headlines Colle Youth Fellowship Banquet
Tom Page One te is speaker for a Colle Youth Fellowship banquet in Fellowship Hall. Boy Scouts of the Park Place Church are honored Sunday morning and will participate in the service in observance of Boy Scout Week. Rev. Mr. Withrow delivers talks on Why Cant You Sing and A Song for Your Parents, with a 7 30 p m City wide Church of God Youth Fellowship program. He is vice chairman of the Ministerial Assembly of the Church of God in Missouri and a noted speaker at camps and youth conventions. He holds a BA from Anderson College and a BD from the graduate School of Theology on the local campus.
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Tom Page Onete
Colle
Boy Scouts
Park Place
Mr. Withrow
Church of God Youth Fellowship
Withrow
Ministerial Assembly
The
Church of God In
Missouri
Anderson College
Graduate School of Theology
Madison County Bar Association names Harter heir and memorial fund
Harry Harter named in Madison County will creating a memorial fund to support a new Anderson hospital or aging home for women if needed. The fund’s size hinges on federal tax rulings, possibly up to 800000, with executor Indiana National Bank of Indianapolis and ancillary executor First National Bank of Hollywood. Two claims against the estate total about 130000.
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Ith St
Madiso County Bar Association
Jack Crabtree
Hawthorne Ave
Madison County
Afl-Cio Labor Council
Harter
Vermillion
Anderson
Harter Memorial Fund
Anderson Banking Company
Indiana National Bank of Indianapolis
Hollywood
First National Bank
Memorial Committees
Anderson Obituaries and Audit Report Highlights
Anderson obituary notices for Winfield Binke Popp recount his Hungary birth in 1903 and 35 years in Anderson with family survivors. An audit details misallocated payments to Carroll Grile and Mark Ratliff for janitorial work and supervision in township schools during 1963, noting Grile's role unclear and linking pay to Appropriation D-1.
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Grile
Mark Bailiff
Township Audit Links Belding to Hancock Work and Stump Cleanup
Examiners tie township payments to Hancock Brothers for boiler repairs at 10th Street and Franklin Schools on Aug 23 1963. They note supervisor roles by Belding and a 600 check to J A Belding, while detailing connections to local officials and related insurance and stamp removal firms amid civil rights tensions in Selma.
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Brom Rage Tne
10Th Street
Franklin School
Hancock Brothers
Anderson
Franklin
Hancock
Belding
Hancock Bros
J. A. Belding
Selma
Roosevelt
Winkler
Robert L. Graham
Graham
Nugent Electric, al
Kenneth Nugent
Ander
Indiana House debates taxes and warship cost in 1960s session
Readers learn of political clashes over capital punishment repeal and tax bills as legislators in Indiana consider sales taxes for counties and schools. The report notes remarks by Wilson and Langford on aviation costs and British aircraft plans, plus funeral notices for Kenneth Barnes and activity at the Senate and House sessions.
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Kenneth Barnes
Kenneth E. Barnes
Wilson
John D
Crossville
Lance
Kentucky
Sturm Funeral Home
Gray
Ville
Ill
Senate
Leland Callaway
Michigan City
Callaway
Indiana
Giohias
Frederick Bauer
Frederick Bauer, D-Terre Haute
Indiana Parole Board
Bauer
House
Branigin
Trial Begins Amid Confusion In Indiana Session
The session featured remarks by Michael Farmer a father of Democratic senators and Harold Yonkers a project engineer. the budget and publication orders were debated with discussion of Outdoor Indiana and state conservation. Funeral notices for Yonkers and Clyde Venable follow, with details of services and surviving relatives.
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Indiana
State Department of Conservation
Country home relocation discussed by division leaders group
Membership on hand. She now is to turn her home in the country. Division leaders who gave leadership included Kenneth Weidner, Don LaPierre, Wilbur Martin, William R. Harrison, Max Casey, W. C. Crim, Dick Campbell, Kenneth Hull, A. M. Rinker and for the ladies division, Mrs. Robert Baker and Mrs. William Riethmiller. Dr. E. C. Harvey was in charge of arrangements for the meetings.
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Kenneth Weidner
Don LaPierre
Wilbur Martin
William R. Harrison
Max Casey
W. C. Crim
Dick Campbell
Kenneth Hull
A. M. Rinker
Robert Baker
William Riethmiller
E. C. Harvey
Protesters wake and scatter as police take action
About 520 demonstrators woke and ran in scattered directions as police moved to contain the scene. No injuries were reported and authorities asked bystanders to avoid the area while curfew conditions remained in effect.
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Nation
UAR
Mrs. Woodruff
Dackk Atha
Russia
Hill
Thelma Lawson
Elmer
Key
James Inglis
Jack Hoppes
Doris Frazier
Gerald Thomas
Rosa Shores
Charles Nash
Debby Byrd
Alonzo Hill
Harold Kilgore
Saint John’s ‘Hospital
Leon Armstrong
Dr. Johnson
South Main St
Chamber of Commerce
Salvation Army Board
Community Hospital
Unitund
Salvation Army
Aste Men 22
Sonotone
Citizens Bank
Jones Mfg
Madison
Betty Bahler
Sheriff's Department
James ‘Leer
Paul Ravage
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland
Ohio
Instant Theater
Montreal
Mary Morters
Jack ‘Cunningham
Theater de la Place
Place Ville Marie
Walter Brown
K. G. Horton & Sons Inc
Busby, Davisson, Cooper and Farr
Herald
Canfer Cove
Cneral
Wopeham Girl Scout Council
Doleville
Mes
Alvin Hendricks
Sac
Stanton Huber
Harry H. Harter
Winfield
Binke
Popp
9Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Budapest
Hungary
Christ Lutheran Church
Anaconda Wire Co
Marie
Shirley Graham
Sharon McVey
Sandra Bowman
Frances Bristow
Jeanette Pea
Noblesville
Brown and Butz
E. F. Lorenz
Memorial Park Cemetery
Denntis
Arewan
Sheriff's Deputies
City Recreation
Andrew Young
King
I. Re
Jim Clark
Sheriff's
Anderson Art Glass
Servative
Alec Dougtae-Hame
Stefan Frys
Alexandria
Solar Masonic Lodge
Scott, Fish Rite and Murat Temple
Iris
Barbara Kay
Helen Connor
Yorktown
Doris Spoo
Harold Barnes
Los Angeles
Calif
Baker Brothers Funeral
John Zuber
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Nell
J. Hon Langford
Mer
Guide
Paul Roland
Everett Mishler
New Paris
We Weny
Richard Bodine
Dwin Ase
Usawwakr
Branizin
Michael Farmer
Clarence Farmer
Indiana Ave
Logans
Anderson Farm
McCloskey
Hamilton and Kahle
Logansport
Mt. Hope
Harold A. Youkers
Harald A. Yonkers
of City
Lynch Corporation
Oil City
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Thrognforton
John R. Walsh
Carl T. Smith
William F. Lawer, Jr
Lefendant
Sunset Hills Memorial
Charles A. Morrison
Helen Siverling Yonkers
Larry
Joele
Knox
Tri. State College
Angola
Knox Glass Co
Knox, Pa
Mall Brothers
Melville, N.J
Continental Can Co
Wheeling
W.va
Hazel Atlas
Clyde Venable
Muncie
Jessie Aitchison
Meeks Mortuary
Lawrence Carr
Detroit, Mich
Mortis Carr
Paul Kinnaman
Jrowns
Arnold
Hhe
Mary Jane Leister
Aster
Lester Carr
Detroit
Budget Service and
Modern Home Equipment, Inc
E, 21St St
Royal
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