Indiana budget hearings set on mental health and schools
Indiana legislators prepare joint budget hearings on four areas in 1963 65 finance including mental health local school costs flood control and water resources and university requests. Hearings feature Dr Stewart Ginsberg state mental health commissioner and officials from the Indiana State Teachers Association and state universities with Gov Welsh delivering budget messages.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
General Assembly
House Ways and Means
Senate
Stewart T. Ginsberg
William E. Wilson
Robert H. Wyatt
Indiana State Teachers Association
Flood Control and Water Resources Commission
John F. Coppes
R-Nappanee
Charles M. Maddox
R-Otterbein
Matthew E. Welsh
Senate House
Boston Police Seek Solution To 9 Killings
Boston Mayor John F Collins and Police Commissioner Ed Mund L McNamara met in a top level conference to solve a series of nine stranglings in seven months. A Roxbury meeting was requested to hear pleas for more police protection. McNamara will attend. McNamara has added 20 extra officers to Roxbury. The latest victim Daniela Saunders, 16, was a Negro in an alley. police suspect mugger rather than the Phantom Strangler.
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Boston
UPI
John F. Collins
Edmund L. McNamara
Roxbury
McNamara
Collins
FBI
Daniela Saunders
Bunche Refuses To See Tshombe On Congo Peace
U.N. forces push 115 miles north from Kamina as Katanga seeks to resist Central Congo control. Ralph Bunche declines talks with Tshombe while Elisabethville hosts military talks with U.N. chiefs. Premier Adoulla moves to unify Congo under central authority and create a single currency.
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Tshombe
Congo
Leopoldville
the Congo
Katanga
Cyrille Adoulla
Kamina
U.N
Jadotville
Kolwezi
Elisabethville
Kebede Guebre
Prem Chand
Robert K. A. Gardiner
Ghana
Lone Bandit Robs Edgewood Bank on Monday
A masked man in his early 30s robbed the Edgewood branch of Anderson Banking Co. during the noon hour, demanding cash after filling a deposit slip. He fled in a red and cream car with 1962 FL plates, taking $1,943 from the teller's drawer and prompting a pursuit that ended in heavy traffic near the shopping center.
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Edgewood
Anderson Banking Co
Ida Mae Harreson
Wilson
United States and Soviet Union issue joint Cuban crisis statement
The United States and Soviet Union issued a formal joint statement ending long negotiations on the Cuban crisis. Both sides left major issues unresolved including removal of weapons and guarantees against reintroduction. Cuba rejected the accord unless Castro’s five points, notably Guantanamo Bay, are met.
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Soviet Union
United Nations
N.Y
Cuba
Russia
Francis T. P. Plimpton
U.S
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Thant
Carlos Lechuga
Fidel Castro
Caribbean
Castro
Guantanamo Bay
Revolutionary Government of
First Methodist Opens Bids On New Construction
Five contractors submitted bids for the new First Methodist Church in a Monday opening attended by the Architects and Contractor Committee and bidding firms. The committee will study alternates before recommending action to the church with heating plumbing and electrical bids due February 1. Architect Arthur B Henning announced details while Building Committee chair Ward K Stilson urged careful scheduling and presentation to the congregation.
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First Methodist Church
Arthur B. Henning
Ward K. Stilson
James Meredith May Quit Oxford Mississippi
James Meredith warned he may not re-enroll at the University of Mississippi if “ definite and positive changes” are not made amid pressure from failing grades and campus violence tied to his 1962 enrollment. U.S. Attorney General Kennedy urged officials to allow him to continue his education, while Motley and Greenberg said efforts to admit other Black students would continue.
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University of Mississippi
U.S
M Meredith
New York
Constance Baker Motley
Meredith
Jack Greenberg
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Legal Defense Fund
South Carolina
Harvey Gantt
Clemson College
Mississippi
Alabama
Groundhog Dinner Plans in Madison County Set for Feb 2
Committees of Madison County 40 and 8 Volture 510 plan the annual Groundhog Day banquet at Linders at 6 30 p m February 2 to raise funds for the 40 and 8 nurses training program. Dr James L Lamey chairs the event with Drs John Drake William Van Ness Summitville and Wendell Kelley on committees. Student nurses will be honored at a pre dinner gathering at St Johns and Community Hospitals. A speaker for the dinner will be announced soon as in prior years nationally known figures have addressed the event.
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Madison County
Volture
Linder’s
County 40 and 8
40 And 8
James L. Lamey
John Drake
William van Ness
Summitville
Wendell Kelley
St. John's Hospital
Lamey
Farm Home Burns Monday Afternoon in Jackson Township
The residence of Mrs. Hazel Moore in Jackson Township near Elwood Rt 2 was destroyed by fire Monday afternoon. Mrs. Moore was away and her daughter at school. Fire started around 2 p.m. and was first spotted by Harry Neece. Walnut Grove equipment aided on the scene, little furniture saved. Property owned by Albert Merrill.
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Perkinsville
Hazel Moore
Jackson Township
Rt. 2
Elwood
Kennedy leaders optimistic on House Rules battle progress
Washington AP Kennedy plans return from Florida to hear that legislative leaders are optimistic about winning in the House Rules Committee. President stays out of a Senate antifilibuster fight, while Mansfield and Humphrey urge Kennedy involvement but caution this is a Senate matter.
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Washington
Kennedy
Florida
House Rules Committee
Congress
Senate
Mansfield
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
House
Soviet Pravda urges unity with China Albania in East Berlin lead up
Moscow newspapers call for peaceful co existence talks with Red China and Albania as East Berlin hosts the sixth congress of the East German Communist party. Pravda praises Tito and questions Moscow's primacy while indicting Beijing in a broadside before a likely gathering of global communist leaders.
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Soviet Communist Party
Red China
Albania
Kremlin
Pravada
Communist Parties
Communist World
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Communist Party
Khrushchev
Europe
Tito
Yugoslavia
Pravda
Snow Increases Hazards With New Auto Crashes
A fresh snowfall worsened slick road conditions leading to five more crashes and seven injuries in the early morning. Three women were hurt when two cars plunged off an embankment on Ind 32 near Anderson Airport. Linda Ann Stoner escaped a train collision on old Ind 9, and Albert Applegate Jr. was injured when his car struck a pole on Ind 67 near the reformatory. Mrs Geneva Wilson and Mrs Lois Nolte suffered severe injuries when their cars hit telephone poles near Madison.
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Mari
Lyn Leever
Burton Place
Dorothy Schmaffeld
Golden St
Joyce Boyer
Noblesville
St. John's Hospital
Linda Ann Stoner
Pendleton
Nyc
Old Ind
Here
Miss Stoner
Albert Applegate, Jr
Apolis
Indiana Reformatory
St. John’s Hospital
Geneva Wilson
Whitehall Way
Lois Nolte
Wilkinson
Madison
Weather Outlook and Temps Decline Overnight
Cloudy day with a high in the low 30s and a low tonight in the upper 20s. Sunrise is at 8 02 a m and sunset at 5 18 p m.
YMCA Begins Member Drive at Anderson
A month long campaign to enroll 1200 or more members launched at the Anderson YMCA with a western breakfast in the Mulberry Room. Chairman A L McColloum and Co Chair J E Flanagan led the event as 119 drive workers received cards and kits. William Huffman noted a 30 day Russia study trip highlighting youth education and training in the USSR. Russell J Hulse urged focusing YMCA activities on ages 12 to 29 and called for innovations to sustain the program.
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Anderson Ymca
Mulberry
A. L. McColloum
J. E. Flanagan
William Huffman
YMCA
Russia
Ussr
United States
Russell J. Hulse
YMA
Mr. Hulse
Elsten Reelected Chief Of Staff At St. John's
At a general meeting of Saint John's Memorial Hospital Medical Staff Monday evening Dr. W. K. Patterson announced officer results. Dr. A. W. Elsten was reelected chief of staff and Dr. W. C. Kelly was chosen president for 1963 with Dr. F. C. Donaldson as president elect and an incoming secretary treasurer.
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Saint John’s Hickey Memorial Hospital
W. K. Patterson
A. W. Elsten
W. C. Kelly
F.C Donaldson
Promptness Rewarded in Ewen Paper Route Act
Samuel, an advertising executive aged 50, covered a paper route in Ewen to let the regular boy Malcolm Foster, 13, sleep in after last week's blizzard. The gesture honors prompt deliveries and public service by the paper carrier.
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EWEN
England
UPI
Edgar Samuel
Malcolm Foster
Samuel
Safety Belt Law Requires Front Seat Anchorage in France
Paris UPI reports France's Ministry of Transport requires all new private cars to have permanent front seat belt anchors. Driver and rear seat belt anchors remain optional.
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Paris
UPI
Ministry of Transport
Employment Office Sets Record For Filling Openings In 1962
The Anderson Indiana State Employment Service office reports 1962 filled 4 132 jobs across four categories up from 2 326 in 1961 a 78 percent rise. Initial unemployment claims fell 36 percent to 9 523, with weeks claimed down 58 percent to 41 469, signaling a strong year ahead despite skilled labor shortages.
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Anderson
Indiana State Employment Service
J. O. Armstrong
Armstrong
London Washington deny mock attacks on North America
London and Washington denied reports that four Vulcan bombers penetrated North American defenses in a 1961 drill. Officials confirmed Vulcans took part in Operation Sky Shield II in October 1961 but rejected claims of successful breaches over New York Chicago and Los Angeles.
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London
Washington
Britain
United States
Skybolt
Defense Department
British
Air Ministry
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
U.S
Anderson council to hold regular session for first meeting
The Anderson City Council meets at 7 30 p m for its first meeting of the year. Von Cochran new president leads the session with routine business on the agenda. Gaitskell hospitalized with virus illness doctors expect return by March.
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Anderson
von Cochran
Marie Riggs
Gaitskill
London
UPI
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskill
Newborns At Local Hospitals Named
New arrivals at St. John’s Hospital include a boy born to Mr and Mrs Richard Garmene of Pendleton. At Community Hospital a boy was born to Mr and Mrs Keith Condon of 1311 2 W 4th St. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Willie Perry of 1526 Morton St.
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St. John’s Hospital
Richard Garmene
Pendleton
Community Hospital
Keith Condon
Willie Perry
Morton St
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