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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1963
Page
1
New Orleans The American Bar Association policy making body voted to keep the ban on cameras and microphones in court trials despite protests. The ABA house of delegates decided photographs and live broadcasts would detract from the dignity of the court.
A bank robbery suspect in Indianapolis had bond set at 40000. The incident included a car crash where a car driven by Miller skidded into a tree and Miller sustained brain injuries. Mrs Castor’s body was taken to the Robert L Jackkey Funeral Home, with arrangements pending. Miller was treated at Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis and underwent surgery.
London The Rev. Leslie Davison president of the Methodist Church Conference will be received Friday by Pope John XXI marking the first time a Methodist leader has met the pope during his tenure. Indianapolis A 21 year old man, William E Kindler, was held on 40 000 bond in the robbery of a branch bank in Logansport. Two men questioned in the holdup. A Logansport woman died in a two car collision near Rochester. Authorities held two more men in connection with the robbery. Kennedy said the relief of a driver’s life by quick passersby reflected mental health concerns and the arrest of John David Daniels in Indianapolis was scheduled for February 18 in relation to the bank crime. Police noted a sister with mental handicap. Scouts and Girl Scouts attend a PTA meeting at 25th Street School.
A coroner ruled that Mrs. Gertrude Law committed death by self action placing a plastic bag over her head. The incident occurred after neighbors found her body in bed. Police and officials reported additional traffic deaths and a separate accident near Green Town.
The Indiana Senate debates reapportionment and a proposed 60 member turnout with costs to remodel the chamber cited. Sen. Hatfield urges compromise as court-ordered rulings loom and lawmakers push mental health funding and state park development measures.
A fragmented excerpt notes President Kennedy keeping in touch as the department is said to duplicate existing agencies and serve to broaden patronage. The text suggests criticism of government jobs for friends and a claim the department adds little new function.
Paul B Cornelius of 711 With the shouting over Com weridian St. was found dead at his residence this morning. He owned and operated Cornelius Realty and Insurance Agency. Surviving are several cousins. Funeral mass will be at 9 am. at St. Marys Church. He served in World War I and was a member of the American Legion and George Hackett Post 27.
Obituaries from Madison area list Hamilton DeMoss of Noblesville a retired Firestone employee who died Monday with a Thursday service. Russell D Holland 61 Pendleton died, services at Cornell Bright Funeral Home. Ella Bailey 91 Ingalls, Rosary and funeral at Brown and Butz. Clara Ellen Harless 69 Anderson funeral at Fisherneth Hodson Lapel. Remy employee Frank Hodson 70 Middletown burial at Miller Cemetery. numerous public notices and political events interwoven with obituary notices.
At a Washington High School hearing about Calumet region industry and port development, Madden warned automated steel mills at Burns Ditch could lift unemployment. He urged a new port in the Calumetericity area as space for more industry. Mayor Viselasky proposed a breakwater from the Illinois line to include Gary in harbor traffic. Existing harbors Indiana Harbor Gary Harbor and Buffington Harbor would be augmented for oceangoing shipping via the Saint Lawrence Seaway.
A 17 year old youth in Bloomfield Township near Pontiac confessed to killing his mother with a 22 caliber pistol after claiming she tried to keep him at home. He described plotting the shooting for a couple of weeks and said he acted in a bid to avoid being forced to stay.
A Senate inquiry details Housing and Home Finance Agency loans totaling nearly 11 million dollars to Powell and associates at low interest for housing and hotel development. Treasury lists Powell as delinquent on 1949 1955 taxes while HEW funded 250 979 for a domestic peace corps nucleus. Weaver cites FHA loan approvals for Powell Foundation projects in NY DC and NJ. Caplin notes back taxes nearly 32 006 for 1949 1955 with a requested hearing.
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