Hustler Jets Return To Supersonic Flights Monday
B58 Hustler jet bombers resume supersonic flights from Bunker Hill Air Force Base after five month pause following two fatal crashes. A single corridor from Farmington Missouri to Rockdale New York will host simulated bombing runs to Cincinnati and Cleveland until June 30, with an alternate Nashville to Lafayette corridor for sporadic tests. Flights will stay above 35 000 feet to minimize sonic booms and run Monday through Friday, with no flights after 10 p m or before 6 a m local time.
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Bunker Hill, Ind
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Farmington
Rockdale
N.Y
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Nashville
Tenn
Lafayette
Ind
Ece Air Command
Butlerville
Highland Judging Teams Compete In Elwood Contest
Highland F F A poultry egg and crops judging teams and vocational agriculture teacher Dean Halsey took part in a judging contest at Elwood. New majorettes for Highland High School 1963 64 include Rita Richey and Judy Forkner with alternates Cindy Wheat Judy Swinford Terri Green Janice Faulk Aleta Scott Charlie Smith Suzy Symnes Charlotte Wells Janice Swisher. Gregg Shorthand pins were earned by Highland students for 60 words per minute dictation. Sev enth grade class officers and Student Council reps for 1963 include Jim Cade Nancy Mathews Meline Powell Teresa Dale. Student Council reps are Cathy Music and Doug Long.
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Highland
Highland F. F. A
Dean Halsey
Elwood
Highland High School
Rita Richey
Judy Forkner
Cindy Wheat
Judy Swinford
Terri Green
Janice Faulk
Aleta Scott
Charlsie Smith
Suzy Symnes
Charlotte Wells
Janice Swisher
Gregg
Jim Cade
Nancy Mathews
Meline Powell
Teresa Dale
Cathy Music
Doug Long
Space Booster Contract Awarded To Boeing For Apollo
NASA signed a record 418 million dollar contract with Boeing Co to build 10 flight boosters and one ground test booster for the Saturn Apollo program. Boosters to be built at Michoud plant in New Orleans will form the first stage of the three stage spacecraft heading to the moon this decade.
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Washington
UPI
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
U.S
Boeing Co
Seattle
Wash
Boeing
Michoud
New Orleans
United States
Castro snubs Russians at Havana Armed Forces Day reception
In Havana Fidel Castro did not attend a reception at the Soviet Embassy for Soviet Armed Forces Day. Havana radio said guests included Raul Castro and other high ranking Cubans, while Fidel Castro was not listed.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Havana
Castro
Raul
Cold Wave Sets Records Across Eight States
A new blast of arctic air shattered cold records across at least eight Midwestern and Eastern states. Subzero temperatures stretched from Iowa to New England with spots in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan posting extreme readings. Snow and rain affected western North Carolina to Virginia, while schools closed in parts of Kentucky and West Virginia.
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Gulf Region
Florida
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Carolinas
Iowa
New England
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Mercury
Clymer
St. Marys
Rhinelander
Wis
Watertown
N.Y
Hibbing
Minn
Thievery Afoot Reported In Indiana House
In Indianapolis AP report Rep William E Babinsak D Munster says bills have vanished from desks of about five lawmakers near a south door in the House chamber. He warns of a dirty trick and may seek a resolution with penalties. Speaker Guthrie supports action and may remove lobbyists from the floor.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
House of Representatives
William E. Babincsak
Dmunster
House
Babincsak
Richard W. Guthrie
Pakistani Japanese Team Scales Sakoto Kangri Peak
A joint Pakistani Japanese expedition reached the summit of Sakoto Kangri at 25,400 feet, marking the first time a Pakistani endeavor has topped a 25,000-foot Himalayan peak.
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Karachi
Himalayas
YMCA Toastmasters Inducts Two New Members
The Anderson YMCA Toastmasters Club 715 inducted Walter Kane and Ralph Sprague during its Tuesday meeting. J. Christman Jr. presented memberships, with prepared speeches by Kenneth McClure and others, and awards including Hopfner and Peterson sharing the Golden Gavel.
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Anderson Ymca Toastmasters Club
Walter Kane
Ralph Sprague
J. Christman Jr
Kenneth McClure
Ray Hopfner
Roger Peterson
Hopfner
Peterson
Richard Worth
Christman
Roy Boicourt
Steve Bailey
William Watson
Harry Cox
Harold Corbin
Gilbert Tinker
Stahr in satisfactory condition after Indiana tests
Circuit Judge Elvis Stahr Sr., 77, of Mayfield Kentucky, underwent urological tests at Indiana University Medical Center. His son Elvis Stahr Jr. reported the Bloomington hospital stay as part of a suspected tumor evaluation. Chauncey Ball of 927 Madison Ave. is recovering at home following recent Bluffton Clinic surgery.
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Stahr SR
Indianapolis
Elvis Stahr
Mayfield
Indiana University Medical Center
Bloomington
Elvis Stahr Jr
Long Hospital
Ball
Chauncey Ball
Madison Ave
Bluffton Clinic
Political filings fill several city council races in multiple towns
Yesterday candidates filed for reelection and new bids across Anderson Elwood and Alexandria. Democrats dominated city council ticket filings with incumbents Tomas Dillard Mae Roberts Herbert Atkinson Lawrence Munsell Von Cochran Jesse Huntzinger plus several at large candidates. Republican Wal Clear also joined the first district council contest.
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George G. Pancol
Redbud Lane
Theodore Auler
S. Black St
Alexandria
Marie Sylvester Riggs
W. 5Th St
Anderson
Suel Castor
W. Jefferson St
Wal Clear
Cottage Ave
Anderson City
Tomas C. Dillard
Cincinnatii Ave
Mae M. Roberts
McKinley St
Herbert W. Atkinson
E. Vineyard St
Lawrence E. Munsell
W. 37Th St
von G. Cochran
W. 3Rd St
Jesse L. Huntzinger
Malibu Dr
Maine
Arrow Ave
Alice Rehm
Main St
Kenneth H. Hartman
Walnut St
Amos Jackson
Madison Ave
Kenneth Ray Swanson
Pearl St
Elwood
Donald Sinclair
S. I St
Herbert L. Boyer
N. C St
Ora Hunt
N. 12Th St
George Elston
N. B St
Robert V. Stevens
Edward A. Schmidt
W. John St
New York News Strike Sparks Calls for Third-Party Mediation
Strike leader Betram Powers urged a grand jury probe of a “callous lockout” as printers halted work on Times News Journal American World Telegram Sun. Four other papers suspended and Long Island Press paused city circulation amid a fight over binding settlement. Kennedy proposed independent determination to restore operations.
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Kennedy
Wagner
Betram A. Powers
International Typographical Union
ITU
Times, News, Journal-American
World-Telegram Sun
Post
Mirror, Herald Tribune
Long Island Star-Journal
Long Island Press
Powers
Washington Post
Wahn Dean Opens Daily Campaign Headquarters
Wahn Dean begins daily operation of his mayoral campaign headquarters with hours from midnight to 8 30. The invitation invites the public to visit and meet the candidate, highlighting accessible, around the clock outreach.
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Wahn Dean
Attendance drops as Anderson Schools report 15 percent absence
City attendance officer Ward Hartzell said Anderson Public Schools recorded 1,623 absences yesterday, about 1,000 above the 600 usual. With 10,400 students, that equals just over 15 percent, with high and junior high schools listed among those absent.
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Anderson
Ward Hartzell
Anderson High School
Central
Reapportionment Bill Sparks Debate In Indiana Senate
Indiana Senate debates a districting plan tied to population and geography with Hall Fraser and Kizer weighing in. The body advances measures on parking lights, bidding limits, vocational tech commission, and two study committees while the House passes a uniform commercial code bill 86 to 3.
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SU Senate
Bontrager
Indiana
Hall
Fraser
Conrad
Kizer
Wabash College
Senate
Tragic death of 3 year old in Elwood
Tracy Rene Warner aged three of 2001 S L St Elwood died at Riley Hospital Indianapolis at 3 p m Tuesday after weeks of illness Born September 27 1959 in Elwood she was daughter of Russell and Patricia McDaniel Warner Mother died last summer Survived by her father two brothers Matthew and Mark a sister Peggy paternal grandmother Mildred Warner and paternal grandfather Warren T McDaniel Services will be at Copher and Fessler Funeral Home 100 a m Thursday conducted by Rev J E McCoy Burial in Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Elwood
Tracy Rene Warner
S. L St. J
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
She
Russell
Patricia McDaniel Warner
Matthew
Mark
Peggy
Mildred Warner
Warren T. McDaniel
Copher
Florida Maine Cruson
Fletcher Sr
Evning
Brown and Butz
John C. Wine
Bural
Memorial Park Cemetery
Arthur Martin
Pittsburgh
Edward M. Clayton
Edgewood
Martin
Anderson
Beinhaur Funeral Home
Liberty Ave
William L. Hart
Winona Lake
Ind
Florida
McHatton Funeral Home
Warsaw
Oakwood Cemetery
Fortville
Byearl Horton
Rt. 1
McCordsville
Robert
Chris
Roy Delaney
Texas
Paul C. Cory
Artie Stohler
Horton
Petersburg
Henry
Mertie Delaney
Petersburg Baptist Church
Graveside Services For Harmon Infant
ALEXANDRIA David Lee Harmon was stillborn Friday at Community Hospital to Raymond and Frieda Harmon of 211% S Curve St. Survived by two sisters Linda Lou and Kathy Lynn, paternal grandparents Rosa Legg and Clyde Harmon, maternal grandparents Arthur and Mrs. Thomas. Graveside rites 10 a.m. today by Rev Dee Henderson at Church of the Nazarene. Burial in Babyland IOOF Cemetery. Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home in charge.
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Alexandria
David Lee Harmon
Community Hospital
Raymond and
Frieda Thomas Harmon
S. Curve St
Linda Lou
Kathy Lynn
Rosa Legg
Clyde Harmon
Arthur Thomas
Dee Henderson
Church of the Nazarene
Babyland
IOOF
Karl M. Kyle
Weather Budgets Warmth Then Snow Across State
The Weather Bureau forecast warmer air from the South starting Wednesday with possible thaw by Thursday. Snow remains likely by late Wednesday and Thursday. State police reported main roads clear of ice, but many secondary roads still packed with snow. Snow depths included 11 inches at South Bend, 8 inches at Fort Wayne and Lafayette, 5 at Peru, and 2 at Indianapolis.
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Weather Bureau
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Peru
Indianapolis
Indiana lawmakers debate toll bridges and port funding
Development bill would move 10 million from the State Highway Commission to the Indiana Toll Bridge Commission for bridge work. Senate split along party lines over private financing of Burns Ditch port and a 194 referendum on state funding for the port. minority sought an economic development fund, rejected 25-23, then majority report approved. Senate Finance Committee began budget work, cutting 218,454 from House bill with major reductions to the Administration department, especially its data processing and personnel divisions.
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Les Howard
Noblesville
Rex McCoy
Union City
Robert Sheaffer
Shelbyville
Rexford Early
Indianapolis
House
Joseph Harmon
R-Corydon
Joseph Bruggenschmidt
D-Tell City
State Highway Commission
Indiana Toll Bridge Commission
Senate
Burns Ditch
Economic Development Fund
Senate Finance Committee
Department of Administration
I-69 bids opened show Goshen firm low on multiple segments
The Keith-Riley construction firm of Goshen was the low bidder at 1 295 801 for about three miles of I 69 in Madison County and two relocated Ind 109 sections and an I 69 bridge. It was also low bidder at 1 391 493 for about five miles of I 69 in Delaware County, with bids opened by the State Highway Commission in Indianapolis.
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Keith-Riley Construction
Goshen
Madison County
Here
State Highway Commission
Indianapolis
Delaware County
Opera star must rest at Metropolitan Opera
Renata Tebaldi, renowned Metropolitan Opera soprano, has been ordered to take a long rest due to general fatigue. In New York, Leopold of Belgium and his wife the Princess de Rethy visited the United Nations, meeting Secretary General U Thant on a courtesy call.
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OPERA
New York
Renata Tebaldi
Metropolitan Opera Co
Leopold
United Nations
N.Y
Princess de Rethy
U Thant
Ida Taylor dies after 25 years in Anderson
Ida Taylor 1431 Sheridan Street Anderson wife of Hamp Taylor died Monday night at St John Hospital A native of Augusta Georgia she had lived here 25 years A member of Sherman Street Church of God she was treasurer of its Usher Board Surviving husband six sons two daughters a brother and many grandchildren Services and burial details noted for local church and East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Ida Taylor
Sheridan’ S St
Hamp Taylor
St. John’s Hospital
Augusta
Sherman Street Church of God
Taylor
Oscar
Russell
Zack Taylor
Anderson
John
Charles Taylor
Cleveland, Co
James Taylor
Indianapolis
Gertrude Carter
Helen Jefters
Detroit
Lee Johnson
Underwood and
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties county notices
Obituaries list deaths across Fortville Middletown Daleville and Muncie region. Rebekah Owens 77 of Fortville dies at home daughter in Phoenix Arizona funeral at Paul C Cory with burial Mt Zion Cemetery. Carl Zir L Zirkle lifelong Middletown funeral Ballard and Shirey. Frank E Harrold 73 Lincoln Press exec dies en route to Florida services Meeks Mortuary Elm Ridge Cemetery. Byearl Horton 46 Fortville funeral at Paul C Cory. Walter Keller 8 native of Delaware County dies in Florida. Allen Valentine 81 Fortville funeral McCarty-Fisher Oaklandon.
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Muncie
Frank E. Harrold
Lincoln Press, Inc
Meeks
Harold D. Neal
Elm Ridge High Street
Elm Ridge Cemetery
Harrold
Holywood
Fla
Muncie Star
The
Lin
Stuart Neff
Allen Valentine
Fortville
Rt. 1
McCarty-Fisher
Artie Stohler
John Greenlee
Oaklandon
IOOF
Russians and Red China Clash Seen Unlikely
Northwestern history Professor Alfred J. Rieber and Chicago correspondent Robert C. Nelson report in a book that China’s Communists fear foreign intervention. They say the fear is used to drive the populace to work harder for the Communist state.
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Evanston, III
UPI
Russia
Red China
Northwestern
Alfred J. Rieber
Robert C. Nelson
Chicago
Christian Science Monitor
Bride killed in crash near Martinsville Indiana
Beverly Mae Rosenbaum a 26 year old Martinsville bride was killed when a car jumped a bank and struck a tree beside Indiana 39 north of Martinsville. Her fiancé Francis A Rosenbaum 32 of Gosport was injured and taken to Morgan County Hospital with injuries not believed serious.
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Martinsville
Ind
Beverly Mae Rosenbaum
Francis A. Rosenbaum
Gosport
Morgan County Hospital
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Dixie Dr
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East Maplewood Cemetery
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Rt. 4
Valorous C. Rector Funeral Home
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John K. Summers
Ovid Community Church
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Rt. 3
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Grove Lawn Cemetery
Pendleton
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Barbara Jean Hill
Elva St
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Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Mechanicsburg Cemetery
Margaret Faulkner
Margaret J. Faulkner
Oakmont Ave
Flossmoor
Ill
Nelson Funeral Home
Park Ridge
Shirley P. Kimmerling
Mounds Rd
Monroe G. Schuster
Donald Tharp
Frankton
Mrs. Fannie Sullivan
Fannie Sullivan
Harold E. Rozelle
Monroe Schuster
First Christian Church
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Oaktown
Madison
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Rebekah Owens
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Phoenix
Ariz
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Hancock County
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Stella Lee
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Ducille Diehl
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Hammond
Edward Null
Rowe
Carl R. Zirkle
Middletown
Carl R. Zirhad
Lena Max L. Zirkle
Rt. J. Middletown
Faye Brown
Brookville
Ballard and Shirey
Edwin McClarnon
Frank Harrold
Mrs. Byearl Horton
Walter R. Keller
Daleville
Flager Beach
Bunnell
Montpelier
Shirey
R. C. Shirley
Miller Cemetery
China
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