Goldwater Seeks White House Drive Amid Conservative Mood
In Grand Rapids Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater outlined his presidential bid, denouncing the Kennedy program as a liability for President Johnson while urging no major revision. He condemned violence linked to Dallas and accused Johnson of being bound by his party’s commitments, insisting opposition must remain open and honest.
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Indiana U swimmers free to compete after NCAA ruling
Indiana University’s swimming program received a major boost as the NCAA amended its rules, lifting a suspension that had kept athletes ineligible for national titles for four years. Standouts like Peter Andersen and Ted Stickles remained top performers, with Stock and Kendrick among others contributing to a strong program during Olympic preparation. The move ends probation and allows IU to chase national and Olympic qualification.
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Special GMC Art Show Opens January Thirteen
The General Motors Art in Transportation exhibit opens January 13 at Anderson College Gallery and runs to January 28. It features Charles Sheeler's General Motors Research and displays from GM divisions, including futuristic car designs and color micrograph displays. Public hours are monthly Saturday 1 to 5, Sunday 2 to 4, with evening hours Tuesday and Thursday 7 to 9. Special school group tours can be arranged with the College Art Department.
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Police probe after driver found slumped at crossing in Goshen
Police in Goshen Indiana were called to a railroad crossing where a car sat with the driver slumped over the wheel. Investigators said the man appeared to have stopped for a long freight train and dozed behind the wheel early Tuesday.
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Pope Returns to Rome After Holy Land Pilgrimage
Pope Paul VI greeted by vast crowds at St Peter's Square upon return from Jerusalem and Bethlehem. He praised Christian unity and world peace, noting the historic visit as a symbol of hope for Catholics worldwide. Segni and Nenni welcomed him as Rome celebrated Epiphany with a royal reception.
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Fortune Enters Governors Race On Demo Ticket
Fortune, formerly Republican treasurer William Fortune, switches allegiance after a decade and announces his run for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in 1964. He urged support from the Fortune for Governor committee and cited a aim to help improve the world they live in.
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Clergyman's Curse Restores Churchyard Order
BRAMBER England AP reports vandalism damaged a 90 year old church saint and stone angels while chalking black magic symbols on walls. The rector Rev Ernest Streets 76 proclaimed a curse during Sunday service and worshippers reportedly restored the churchyard by Tuesday.
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Pedestrians Struck by Cars Over Three Days
Three pedestrians were injured in recent street incidents over three days. all drivers were deemed blameless. Harold Kellum, 80, a Hazelwood School crossing guard, was hit while on duty near Madison Avenue and treated at St. John’s Hospital. Police cited slippery pavement and darkness as factors.
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Police Inspector Warns on Double Parking Rules
Police Inspector Charles I. Srogdsen announced city double parking limits for loading and unloading downtown from 11 am to 1 pm and 3 to 8 pm weekdays, with Saturday times 7 am to 3 pm. He urged strict enforcement, noting loading zones exist and alleys deliveries remain allowed anytime to ease peak traffic.
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Hendricks Seeks GOP Governor Bid Amid Tax Debate
Indiana political figure Hendricks signals run for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, defending sales tax support while opposing broad tax changes. He criticizes property taxes, cites state budget deficit, and notes other candidates like Lt. Gov. Crawfordsville as front runners. He expresses willingness to accept a vice gubernatorial nomination and emphasizes long political life since age 18.
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New Arrivals At Local Hospitals Report Multiple Births
A flood of birth announcements lists parents and addresses for newborns at St. Johns Hospital Community Hospital and other area facilities. Names include William Day, Burns worth, Norman Douglas, Philip Novak, Richard Chapman, Ralph Miller, Thomas Davis, Charles Nelson, James Hiles, Richard Watson, John Hendricks, Ray Wyss, Michael Joseati, and Karen Ross of Anderson.
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W. 40Th St
Charles Nelson
Riddietown
James Hiles
Fowler St
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Pearl St
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Chief Richardson Names 21 Fire Station Heads
Fire Chief John H Richardson of the Anderson Fire Department announced 21 new appointments approved by the Safety Board and Mayor Frank Allis. Appointees include captains and inspectors for Nos 1 2 3 and 8 Stations plus chief officers, with years of service ranging from seven to 21.
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Sherman St
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City Council Names Committee Members Under New Republican Admin
City Council members were named to committees at the first organizational meeting of 1964 led by Ronald Fletcher. Appointments include Bill Chambers, Kenneth Ahrendt, Gordon France, Pete Heiden, Jack Van Dyke, Frank Nealis, Jesse Huntzinger, and Donald Gocher across bodies such as City light, budget, water, safety, education, parks, streets, health, and rules. Pete Heiden and James Priest were also named to the City Plan Commission. Regular council meetings will be held on the second Thursday of each month.
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Pope Receives Olive Tree Gift on Jordan Visit
In Amman Pope Paul VI received a gift from King Hussein, a potted olive tree from the Mount of Olives. The pontiff then flew back to Rome on Monday, returning from the Holy Land.
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Chesterfield Meeting Flays Merger Plan At School Center
Chesterfield residents contended the Metropolitan School District merger plan is flawed and condemned four township trustees for secret sessions. They pressed to keep local schools as they are amid claims of half truths and overcrowded facilities. Citizens for Better Schools organized the open meeting to urge a vote against the merger today.
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Passenger Killed After Police Chase In Indiana
A Mishawaka man George Walters 5 and his son died when their car failed to stop at a sign in Edwardsburg and crashed into a utility pole and a grocery store in South Bend. Denzil Walters 29 was arrested for reckless driving. Arthur Klingman 37 died in Richmond after a broadside crash Saturday. two others hospitalized.
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Auburn Negro Student Attends Classes No Trouble
Auburn University saw Harold Franklin, 31, of Montgomery, attend his first two classes with no evidence of animosity from white classmates. He dined in a dormitory cafe for the first time and remained untroubled, aside from a photographer capturing his picture, which caused light laughter. Some white students offered to pose with him.
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Lawyers Hold Meeting Over Taylor Burton Fisher Weigh Possible Wedlock
Lawyers for Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, and Eddie Fisher met to discuss a potential consent decree and a Mexican divorce. Rudin and Frosch led talks in a two day session, with Taylor seeking to wed Burton while Fisher’s marriage status remains unresolved. The parties discuss tax matters and possible travel to Puerto Vallarta for filings as Burton remains in a movie production and Taylor plans to pursue formalize union steps.
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