Judge Denies Injunction Against Metro School Election
Chesterfield residents lost their bid to halt the Metro politan School District plan as Judge Henry Schrenker denied the injunction. Attorneys for the trustees announced the ruling after morning arguments, with rerun turnout expected as patrons awaited the noon referendum result.
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Schrenker
Metro
Superior Court
Henry Schrenker
Chesterfield
Madison County
al Woolbert
GOP Takes Over At Noon In Four Townships Vote
Residents in Union Richland Lafayette and Pipe Creek townships will decide on a four township school merger. Attorney nan Bashaw argued against the trustees citing ballots and backroom meetings. She criticized seeking advice from the County Sept of Schools Dale Prough instead of constituents. Trustees admitted Prough and an attorney were the only ones at a meeting and that an oath ceremony would install new officials. The article notes swearing in and a continuation on page 2.
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Union
Richland
Lafayette
Pipe Creek
Nan Bashaw
Chesterfield
Jack L. van Dyke
Don
Harold Doyle
JC. Goacher
Jesse Huntzin
Hunter
Analy Prough
Harold Achor
Indiana Supreme Court
Dony
Christian Education
Robbins
United Press International
Manuever
School of Theology
Andy Judge
Jderson College
Allis
William Peck
New City
Econtrol
Spettorney
Deep South
Johnsbury
Board of Works, Safety Board
South Alabama
Lone Rock
Wis
Hertown
N.Y
Lebanon
Kenneth A
New England
Abrendt
Gordon France
Frank Vienna
UPI
Frank Allis
Robert Nealis
William E. Chambers
Sofia
Alfomat
Ivan-Assen Georgiev
Europe
Garian
BTA
United Nations
U.S
CIA
Wintry Wave Snarls Atlanta as Children Build Snowmen
A wintry wave caused a crawl in Atlanta delaying travel while children built snowmen in the streets. The episode disrupted daily routines though no injuries were reported. Local officials warned motorists to exercise caution amid slick conditions.
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Atlanta
New
Muncie Facing Warning Over Basketball Misconduct
The Indiana High School Athletic Association issued a stern warning to Muncie Central High School fans after prolonged fights involving Delaware County students and Anderson spectators at the Frankfort Holiday Tournament championship game. Commissioner Phil Eskew directed reports from Frankfort Principal Ayres and Anderson Principal Douglass, with input from Muncie Central officials and referees.
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Muncie Central High School
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Delaware County School
Anderson
Frankfort
Phil N. Eskew
Indianapolis
State Athletic Group
Muncie Central
Muncie-Elkhart
Elkhart
Anderson-Muncie
Muncie
Eskew
Robert F. Ayres
Frankfort High School
Noel Douglass
Anderson High School
Don Hurst
Greensburg
Jimmy Dimitroff
AHS
Douglass
Comm
THSAA
G.E. Ebbertt
Judge Achor Installs Edgewood Board Members
Judge Harold Achor of the Indiana State Supreme Court will swear in the newly elected Edgewood Board at Edgewood Town Hall 3321 Nichol Ave. The ceremony at 30:30 am will include Clyde Norbury as president Garland Hines as building commissioner Fred Duncan street commissioner Roger Wilkinson parks superintendent Lee Paynter fire commissioner Gale Gammon water commissioner and Kenneth R Lewis clerk treasurer.
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Edgewood Board
Harold Achor
Indiana State Supreme Court
Edgewood Town Hall
Nichol Ave
Clyde Norbury
Garland Hines
Fred Duncan
Roger Wilkinson
Lee Paynter
Gale Gammon
Kenneth, R. Lewis
The Herald Opens On New Year Holiday Schedule
The Anderson Herald observes New Year with a reduced schedule. Newsroom staff will be in after 8 p.m. to receive tips and material for publication. Display and classified ads and most offices remain closed. The Thursday morning edition will be delivered at the usual hour.
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
The
Herald
Workers find plea for help hidden with license plates
In West Yarmouth Massachusetts a note reading Send help quick am being held against my will was found with two 1964 license plates. The plates were manufactured at Walpole State Prison and discovered inside an envelope attached to state trucks.
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West Yarmouth
Mass
UPI
Walpole State Prison
NAACP Plans 1964 Housing and Jobs Drive Here
The Madison County NAACP outlines a 1964 plan focused on open occupancy, increased Negro employment, hiring progress in 1963, and urging real estate purchases. The January 19 meeting at Second Methodist Church drew attention to jobs and civil rights advancement with public participation encouraged.
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NAACP
Max Negroes
Dawson
Madison
14Th and
Cedar
Urban League
Dan
Counison County
Expert Sees Bright Outlook For 1964
By Roger E Spear, special to The Herald, the new year should boost business and stocks but not a boom. The tax cut is key, with an election year likely to bring it. GDP could rise from 583 to 616 billion in 1964, inflation around 1 percent, corporate profits up 8 to 10 percent, and consumer spending to exceed 399 billion.
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Roger E. Spear
THE
Herald
Johnson
Johnson signs $4.4 billion public works bill after protest
President Johnson reluctantly signs the $4.4 billion public works measure amid protests over a provision requiring congressional approval of Panama Canal property transfers. He vetoed two bills earlier, including Canada wood product labeling and a Foreign Service official claim, while directing action on the canal issue.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Johnson
Executive Branch
Army
Cyrus Vance
Vance
Panama Canal
Canada
Foreign Service
LBJ
Atomic Energy Commission
Panama Canal Co
U.S
House
Senate
United States
State Tax Board Caps Madison County Tax Rates for 1964
The State Tax Board set county unit tax rates payable in 1964 with Anderson City rates fixed at 5.28 for 1963 taxes and minor changes in townships. Green, Monroe, Ingalls, and Orestes townships saw small reductions while Anderson, Richland, and Union townships assigned specific levies for the portions within the City of Anderson. County leaders received the board’s rate slate listing Adams through Pipe Creek townships with varied per hundred dollar rates, signaling an overall modest adjustment after budget reviews.
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Anderson City
Anderson Town
State Tax Board
Madison County
Green Township
Monroe
Ingalls
Orestes
Anderson Township
Richland Township
Union Township
Anderson
State
Joseph Armington
Adams
Boone
Duck Creek
Fall Creek
Green
Jackson
Lafayette
Pipe Creek
Richland
Ease Turk
Herbert Smith Named Street Commissioner in New Administration
Herbert H. Pete Smith was named Street Commissioner by Howard Ehrhart, chairman of the Board of Works, reflecting 15 years in road and street work. He has 12 years with the City Street Department, four as foreman, and three with the County Highway Department. A lifelong Madison County resident, he was born in Anderson, once owned a farm near Pendleton, and belongs to Madison Lodge No. 44, F. and A. M. He and his wife N. moved back to Anderson 13 years ago and reside at 1631 East Street.
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Herbert H
Pete) Smith
Howard Ehrhart
Board of Works
City Street Department
County Highway Department
Smith
Madison County
Anderson
Pendleton
Madison Lodge No. 44
Yi Smith
E.eth St
Goldwater Plans Friday Revelation Sparks Draft Push
Washington AP report says the Goldwater draft movement and its national director I Clifton White anticipate the Arizona senator's announcement on Friday. White believes Goldwater will accept public duty if asked and that the draft aims to shape the Republican ticket for 1964. Hillsboro Messenger publisher Richard Howard notes Goldwater will visit New Hampshire early next week ahead of the March 10 primary.
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Washington
White
Goldwater
Hillsboro
N.H
Richard Howard
Hillsboro Messenger
New Hampshire
Retail Association Names Directors Take Posts Today
Six new directors of the Alderson Retail Association were elected yesterday. Ballots were mailed in by members and counted by a special tellers committee at the Chamber of Commerce office. New directors include Francis M. Creek and Leath and Com.
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Alderson Retail Association
Chamber of Commerce
Francis M. Creek
Leath
Com
Weather notice for Warme region warms with light winds
Partly cloudy and warmer with a high in the 30s and a low near 15 degrees. Yesterday's high was 22 with a wind chill near 3. Sunset today at 7:27 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow at 8:00 a.m.
New Arrivals At Local Hospitals
Newborns announced from St. John's Hospital and Community Hospital include boys and girls to the Carpenter Sheets Quinn Doty Klohr King Large Mead Owen couples. Listed addresses show urban and suburban residences of the parents.
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St. John's Hospital
John Carpenter
E. 31St St
David Sheets
E. Lynn St
John Quinn
Lonsvale Dr
Community Hospital
Roger Doty
Belzer Dr
David Klohr
Lindberg Rd
Melvin King
Alexandria
Darrell Large
E. Oak Si
Robert Mead
Albany
William Owen
Susan Dr
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