Guard Service Flexibility To Be Sought
The Defense Department proposed legislation to make active duty lengths for National Guard and Reserve enlistees flexible by specialty. Hard skills like electronics and missiles could require up to 10 months of active duty, while set skills such as truck driving could require as little as four months before returning to reserve status. A rifleman would still need six months. Also, six years in the Ready Reserve would be required for all new enlistees aged 17 to 26, with initial active duty training tailored to the specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
National Guard
Berlin
Army
Congress
Defense Department
Sixteenth Annual Farm Bureau Pest Control Clinic at Purdue
Indiana Farm Bureau Co op and Purdue University hosted a two day pest control clinic led by Walter Weber Chemical Division manager. The program covered herbicides plant disease insect and small animal control pesticide application and animal health programs with emphasis on staying current with rapid chemical advances. Attendees from Madison County Farm Bureau Coop included Barry Poynter Alexand Iria Blair Finkinbinder Paul Jones Jr Charles Stevens and Phillip Kreegar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Farm Bureau Coop
Purdue University
Farm Bureau Coop
Walter Weber
Indiana Farm Bureau Co-op
Madison
County Farm Bureau Coop
Barry Poynter
Alexand Iria
Blair Finkin-binder
Anderson Coop
Paul Jones
Belmont Bible Revival to Feature Dr John Gamble
Belmont Bible Church announces a revival series led by Dr John Gamble at 7 p.m. nightly from February 24 to March 8. Gamble, a North Carolina native and noted evangelist, recently returned from a West Indies missionary tour. Sessions are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Bible
John Gamble
Belmont Bible Church
Stewart Webber
Gamble
North Carolina
West Indies
Pope Voices Peaceful Duty Before Death Challenge
In Vatican City Pope XXII urged foreign newsmen to meet death without division or fear saying he aimed to be loyal and brotherly to all even those with different ideals. In Moscow Marshal Malinovsky warned any Cuba attack would spark World War III and reach the U S mainland. In Washington Secretary Rusk noted Malinovsky speech marked the Soviet armed forces anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Vatican City
Pope XXII
Moscow
Marshal Hodson Malinovsky
Cuba
United States
Cuban
Washington
Dean Rusk
Marshal Redion Malinovsky
Unions Endorse Kennedy Third-Party Mediation in NYC Strike
Three non striking newspaper unions and publishers back President Kennedy’s suggestion of an independent third party to settle the New York newspaper strike, now in its 11th week. ITU chief Bertram Powers criticizes Kennedy while unions urge Mayor Wagner to appoint an independent determination of the issues. Meany notes city papers can’t be without publications and cites past strikes as two sided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPJ
Kennedy
Wee Marone
JOU UN Aaw
Cate
Ekner Brown
International Typographical Union
ITU
Bertram Powers
Brown
Lishers
New York Newspaper and ‘Mail Deliveries
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Miami Beach
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Powers
ITV
Meany
Mometer
International Typographical Union Iits
Crowds Throng Capital Stores For Bargains
Washington shoppers braved record cold for George Washington birthday sales. Bargain hunters chased 7 cent typewriters and 99 cent sewing machines as the annual shopping binge drew crowds despite freezing temperatures and slick roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
Five Missing After Dutch Marine Crash and Obituary Catch
A Dutch marine crash left five missing and rescuers searched the scene. Obituaries list Harvey Rogers 85 of Anderson, Betty Scudder 48 of Elwood, and several local residents including Betsy Mae Hester and Dorothy Johnston. Funeral arrangements follow for Rogers and Scudder with local funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Rogers
Floral Park Cemetery
Indiana
Jacob Brothers
Pureral Elwood
Betty M.chase Sr
Indianapolis
Scudder
Bernard Scud
West Side
Rt. 2
Elwood
Slatter
Mercy Hospital
Jen
Innings County
Kentucky
Noahiderson
Cappie Gallagher Jones
Jess
Upland
Carol Ann Scudder
Emma Salee
Millie Indianapolis
Larry Ray Jordan
Anderson
Af Scudder
Berra
Goldie Vandergrift
Benita McIntire
Harold E. Rozelle
Robert L. Jackley
Plan to send five bill package back to committee in Indiana
Lawmakers debate a bipartisan effort to curb campaign finance and avoid a stalemate as the Ways and Means panel advances a seven bill tax package. The plan may be reported to the floor Monday, with Republican and Democrat leaders splitting on key points, and a major school course bill and property tax measures awaiting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh
Senate
GOP
House Merhars
Arthur Hayes
Fort Wayne
George Fisher
Leesburg
Hayes
Hoosier
Cammillas
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries record the deaths of Arthur Hiday in Middletown aged 85 with services in Middletown and burial at Gravel Lawn Cemetery Fortville, Irene Saville of Fortville, John W. Taylor of Wilkinson, Charles Herman Hankins born in Markleville now in Florida, Alice Early of Mounds and Pendleton native, plus William R. Hubbard of Lavelle Foundry. The notices list survivors, funeral home details, and burial arrangements across Madison County and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Scott Pruitt
W. 25Th St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
LeRoy Hines
Middletown
Memorial Park Cemetery
Dorothy Johnston
Anderson
Florida
Harold E. Rozelle
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Hilda Thompson
Brazil
Ind
Spencer
Riverside Cemetery
West and Son Funeral Home
Arthor G. Wil
Arthur HL Hiday
N. &H St
Hancock County
Jacob Hiday
Delco-Remy Division
Katy
Harry Farr
Barberton
Ohio
Ardene Fugett
Portville
Ora Zirkle
Church of the Brethren
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Fortville
Irene Saville Fortville
Irene Saville
Rt. 1
Mecordsville
Paul C. Cory
Esta Taylor
Barrell McCaslen
John W. Taylor
Keynard
Condo and Son
Wilkinson
Brown
Kennard Friends Church
Concord Cemetery
Shelby County
Charles Herman Hankins
Alice Early
Mae Gray
Ottie V. Delph
Muncie
Owen Delph Sr
York — Town
Allen White
Harold
LeAnne White
Jefferson
Pendieton
Meeks
Lewis Gishler
Muncie Presbyterian Church
Harold M. Tarasher
Pendieton Methodist Church
Elm Ridge
West Grove Lawn
Fendieton
Harald E. Rozelle
Influenza Bill Advances Amid Political Debate
The House approved a small tax relief measure and sent a 1919 poll tax repeal proposal to the Senate by an 87-1 vote. A separate committee backed a resolution supporting the Liberty Amendment to abolish the federal income tax and limit government powers. The article notes opposition from Rep. Leonard Opperman and mentions a wide range of local obituaries, funerals, and public notices connected to the outbreak of influenza and related health measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ation
New York
Taylor
Poe
WaShower
Msei
Fen
Harolt W. Handler
Indianapolis
Kani Ziacly
Ation & Weaser
Harold W. Handley
Lenin. Gils
City
Gras
National Etc
Gas and Oil Corporation
Newark
Stone
Senate
Washington
Office of
Ivar Utilities
Toripoard
Sabs Rects
Haven, Mich
House
George
Rogers Clark State Memorial
Kentucky
U.S
Leonard Opperman
Dsouth Bend
Russie
Rhode Island
Henry McBride
Bethesda Baptist Church
Andr
Madison
Wis
Kean
Metropolitan Baptist
Liam F. Sweatt
YMCA Extension Service Teaches Young Homemakers
Thirty two young homemakers attended a pre enrollment party at the YWCA on February 18 to learn about a class series titled How Am I Managing My Energy The group was divided into two placement groups on Ram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Andrews University Collegians To Perform Sacred Music
The Andrews University Collegians, directed by Gerald J. Ferguson, will present a sacred music concert at the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Berrien Springs Michigan at 3 p.m. today. The group plans tour appearances in Indiana Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews University "Collegiane
Rom “Berrien Springs
Mich
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
W.eth St
Gerald J. Ferguson
Collegians
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ferguson
Columbia University
University of Washington
Seattle
Wash
Kay Lyn Massengill
Layton Rd
Anderson
Anderson Student In Music Program on Ball State Campus
Anderson junior Max Millspaugh will participate in an American Music Revital on the Ball State Teachers College campus Friday in the College Theater. Millspaugh, a trombonist, is a member of a music fraternity Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and is noted as having parents Mr and Mrs George A Mills of 2916 Roberts Dr in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benefiel
Roy E. Benefiel
Decker
Anderson
Jackson Township
Lawrence Bulen
Vero Beach
Fla
William Benefiel
Emmett i Huffman
Grandison
L. Keith Bules
Indianapolis
Harry
William B
Wayne Benefiel
iWilbur Moore
Harold i E. Razelle
Muncie
Max Millspaugh
Ball State Teachers College
Millspaugh
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Musee
George A. Millsipaugh
Roberts Dr
AniGerson
Thailand Air Force Downs Control Plane
Thai and U S officials apologized after a transport plane forced to land in Thailand following radar misidentification. The incident caused no injuries. the plane continued its bi weekly Laos to Hanoi route after landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thailand Air Force
Vientiane
Laos
Saigon
Phnom ‘Enh
Hanoi
Thailand
U.S. S
Eight-year-old Brenda Hess dies in Chandler house fire
Eight-year-old Brenda Kay Hess perished as flames swept through the Hess home in Chandler Indiana. Parents and four other daughters were injured with Patsy 1 Deborah 7 in critical condition and James Hess 32 Lola 25 plus Shelby 6 in serious condition at St Marys Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler, Ind
Brenda Kay Hess
Patsy
Deborah
St. Mary's Hospital
James Hess
Lola
Shelby
Hospital Dismissals List From St John’s Hospital
A fragment lists patients dismissed from St John’s Hospital including Betty Hubble of 324 East Seth, Mrs Arius Sullivan of Markleville, John Partain of 1124 Mano Court, Mrs Minnie Cooper of Middletown, Mrs Pearl Hardy of Markleville, Miss Molly Dlewine of Elwood, and Miss Lois Brummett of Summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arius Sullivan
Markleville
John Partain
Mano Court
Minnie Cooper
Middletown
Pearl Hardy
Molly [Dlewine
Elwood
Lois Brummett
Summit
Rile
Hospital Head Attends Mental Health Congress in Indianapolis
Hospital administrator Gorton Boughton attended the first annual Congress on Mental Health in Indianapolis, with keynote remarks by Dr. Edward R. Annis and a principal address by Vance Packard at Indiana Central Medical College. The list of attendees includes Mrs. Viola Clendennin, Miss Mareea Brumfield, and numerous others from local addresses. Dismissals from Community Hospital also noted for several patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorton Boughton
Indiana Association For
Mental Health
Indiana State ‘Medical Association
Indianapolis
Edward R. Annis
American Medical Association
Boughton
Indiana Central Medical College
Vance Packard
Savings Bonds rise in Madison County January 1963
John Kellegge reports Madison County January Savings Bonds sales reached 751,999 dollars, up from 528,076 in January 1962. Statewide January 1963 sales totaled 15,652,026 dollars, up 3.1 percent from 15,185,172 in 1962, with 58 of 92 counties showing gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kellegge
Madison County U.S. Savings Bonds Committee
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Warner A. Wick
George Lincoln Rockwell
Wisdon
Ai Fioben
Ah Beteackie Gaerea Teara Toy
Kelvin Wal
M. P. Hundlman
Nelle St
Fred Richardson
Richardson S
Betty Scudder
Betsy Mae Hester
Park Ave
Friendship Baptist Church
M. C. Williams
Greta May
Underwood
Brooks Memorial Chapel
Bright
Arcadia
Wil
Liam
Anna Jones Frazier
Sue
Anderson Vicinity
Park
Place Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Stearnshcnsater
ABC
May
Doris Andrews
Lafayette
J. Louise Richardson
Max
Ine Gahimer
Chase
Bud
Dack
Gene
Bent Anderson
Rager
Madison County
Sugumer
Steraen
Permarkets
Cornelia Wood Knox
Cornelia Need Knox
George C. Knox
Conkle Funeral Home
W. Michigan St
Paul R. Taylor
Roahert Brakenhurr
Rotterdam
Holland
UPD
Rot
Highland School
Alyah Troyer
Terdam Harbor Authority
Ora Todd
Liston
Meas Land General Manager
Induscued
Ray Dwiggins
Waultrial Gas Supply Corporation
Houston
Elizabeth Windsor
Lee Montgomery
Harold Wright
Delaware County
The
Union
William Parker
Theer
South Arkansas
el Dorado
Salvation Army
Smenkaver
Fnan
Milaei
Missouri Paciic
Little Rock
Better Business Bureau
Federal Trade Commission
Cenca
Howe
la Raberdasher
Jhow
Monsanto Chemical Co
Monsanto
Tee
William Hardwick
R-Mar
Coppes
Richard Guthrie
Indiana Public Service Commission
Ser Ae
ETS
Jaued
Miriam
John Palird
St Joseph
A. T. Thorny
Roy Conrad
Alcroft
St. Joseph
Monticello
William H. Lane
Milwaukee
R. Clarke
Wood
Howell Panree
Camrennions
Waswale
Ang
Indianala
John Clayton
Gary
FriiFriday
Montclair
Day
Mt. Hebron Cemei
Reilery
Upper
William R. Hubbard
Raible Ave
Lavelle Foundry
Allen White Pandlptan
Gartioar
Fae Yan
Genero Arzu
Los Anes
Dallas
Lubbock
Tex
Carl Foreman
the Victors
Campagna
Italy
Norman Hargood
England
Ymca Extension Service
Sdasats
South
Viet Nam
UPI
Air Force
Bedford
Control Commission
ICC
Buford Puckett
Terre
Thors- Raate
Dan Phillips
Avoca
Ishinemm Hurst Aremdine
Phillins
Judith
Hanson
Udorn
Rio DE Janeiro
UPN
Rio Bonito Bank
Chandler
Trudh Hoffman
Germany
Bobby Thomas
Spain
Ken Turner
North Africa
Lina Siebert
Australia
Sydney Beckles
Jamaica
Ernest Lopez
Mexico
Astone Oriedo
Oliver Ob'bayi
Amelia Lintonds
Robert Reinhardt
Bentor Washington
Press-Harbor
IRC
Dent Kennedy
Aland
Nilah Meier
Netro
Adam Clayton
Powell
House Labor and Education Committee
New York Democrat
John J. Williams
St John’s Hos
Pital Werthte
Betty Hubble
E.seth
Mental Health Congress
Thomas A. Edison
Mareea Brumfield
Mar’ Klevilte
Norman Psimer
Chesterfield
Viola Clendennin
East Lynn St
Geraldine Kellams
Walnut St
Marilyn Collingsworth
Anderson College
Beverly Shaw
Blanche Heritage
Mallce Fry
Ohio Ave
Karen Falkowsti
Lincoln St
Mary Dickerson
Madison Ave
Community Hospital
Janis Bynum
Harriett Duncan
Wislow Rd
Mary B. Wiley
Windag Way
Janet Harris
Ist
Farmers Union
John Gamble Evangelist
Lynchburg, Va
West 29H
Watton Sts
Tara
Clayton Powell
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