Assembly Fiscal Committees Hear School Proposal
In Indianapolis the 1962 Indiana General Assembly fiscal committees heard an outline of a broad educational formula promising to more than double state aid to local schools in the next biennium. No recommendations were offered on raising 507.4 million dollars for distribution to school corporations. Jean Pilot, Ham mond, chair of the Governor's Committee on Public School Finance, urged restraint, saying the governor did not authorize revenue-raising measures.
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Indianapolis
Indiana General Assembly
Jean Pilot
Hammond
Pilot
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
General Assembly
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana
William T. Sebree
Anderson
Sebree
Robert H. Wyatt
Pow Om
Indiana State Teachers Association
Kennedy to Discuss Soviet Troop Presence in Cuba
In Washington Kennedy plans a Wednesday meeting with Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Kuznetsov at the United Nations task force to press for withdrawal of Soviet troops from Cuba. Officials say about 6,000 of the 16,000 to 17,000 in Cuba are in regular combat units as U.S. surveillance continues. Sterling J. Cottrell was named to head the Cuban policy task force, with Kennedy and Rusk stressing that a Soviet force in the Western Hemisphere cannot be tolerated indefinitely.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Cuba
Kuznetsov
U.S
State Department
United Nations
Moscow
Offcials
Rusk
Castro
United States
Kremlin
United States demands cancellation of UN Cuban project
U S sources say Ambassador Adlai Stevenson will press the United Nations Special Fund to drop a 1.1 million grant for an agricultural experimental station in Cuba. The plan, approved in 1961 but not signed, faces U S opposition amid Cuba's worsening food crisis and Cuban Cuban technician exodus plus Soviet presence. Stevenson to urge Hoffman to halt the project at next week’s fund council meeting.
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United Nations
N.Y
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N. Special Fund
Special Fund
Paul G. Hoffman
Jaycees Name Feller As Founders Speaker
Bob Feller, famed Cleveland Indians pitcher and Hall of Fame member, will speak at the Anderson Jaycees Founders Day Banquet on January 24 at the Anderson Country Club. The event includes the Distinguished Service Award presentation and kicks off Jaycee Week with multiple activities planned by the local group.
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Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Anderson B Jaycees
Anderson Country Club
Charles Nipple
Anderson City
Prin
Graydon Collier
Jaycee
Sports Society of Baseball
Hall of Fame
Iowa
Cleveland Baseball Tam
Rock Island Prisoners Show Unusual Togetherness
Rock Island County Jail inmates set a record for togetherness as Sheriff Einar Frederickson notes three married couples share roots but not cells. One couple arrested for a tavern holdup in Moline, another for forgery, and a third couple serving four months on theft charges.
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Rock Island, II
Rock Island County
Einar Frederickson
Frederickson
Moline
Reds threaten West Berlin with vote blackmail
The Communist press warns West Berliners to elect Communist delegates to the City Council or face penalties, claiming ties to East Berlin relatives and pressuring residents to cross the border. East German police meanwhile blow up houses as border tensions heighten. Mayor Brandt campaigns for a decisive defeat of communism.
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West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Social Democratic Party
Glenn Carpenter visit Columbus to tour North American plant
Astronauts John H. Glenn Sr. and Malcolm Scott Carpenter arrived in Columbus to spend a day at the North American Aviation plant. They will conduct simulated flights in an Apollo space capsule in the plant's engineering department.
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Glenn, Carpenter
Columbus
Ohio
John H. Glenn Sr
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
North American Aviation Plant
Council May Create New Job In Utilities
The Anderson City Council discussed an ordinance to create a Director of Credit and Collections in the Municipal Utilities Office to improve delinquent account servicing. Salary $4,800 annually, paid from utility income, with two readings and no final passage pending assurances of impartial collection handling. one regular collector resigned. The council also rezoned 1771 Arrow Ave from residential to business.
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Anderson
Credit and Collections
Jack Campbell
Joe
Arrow Ave
Youth in Industry program boosts Anderson High economics class
Anderson High School economics teacher George I Davis led the first Indiana student to join the Industrial Management Club s Youth in Industry Program. The program, praised as stimulating, involved Davis, IMC officials, and local industries, with Warner Press Pierce Governor and Emge Packing Co showing early interest. Robert Reitz of Warner Press hosted sessions and plant visits to answer student questions.
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Anderson High School
George I. Davis
Indiana
Industrial Management Club
Davis
Peder Herric
I.M.C
Alderson High School
Herrid
IMC
Warner Press, Inc
Pierce
Emge Packing Co
Robert Reitz
Reitz
Annual YMCA Dinner Opens National Week in Anderson
The tenth Fellowship Dinner at the Anderson YMCA, led by Ward Stilson, marks the start of National YMCA Week with thirty events. William S. Huffman will present a program from his Russia trip, following a tour in Atlanta. Reservations call 644-77. The event also includes a Doll Show and an Anderson Camera Club exhibit in the East Lobby.
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YMCA
Ward Stilson
Association
National Ymca
William S. Huffman
Russia
National Council of the Ymca
Anderson
Huffman
Atlanta
Madison County
Maxine Barcus
Anderson Camera Club
Anderson Bank Robber Nabbed In Madison County
FBI agents and Indiana state police captured Jimmy Lee Morehead in his home after a noon robbery at the Anderson Banking Co. Edgewood Branch. Morehead, 26, was found with $492 on his person and $862 in his car. Branch manager Farrell Wilson helped tracing the license plate prefix FL. Morehead is jailed and to appear before a U.S. commissioner in Indianapolis. Four tellers were in the bank. no one else was harmed. Police also investigated two coin collections stolen from local homes the weekend prior, valued at $1,500 to $2,000 in one case. The second theft involved a Rev. Warren C. Roark's home with no value released.
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FBI
Anderson
Jimmy Lee Morehead
Cottage Ave
Anderson Banking Co
Edgewood
Calvin B. Howard
Indianapolis
Morehead
Farrell Wilson
Howard
Madison County
U.S
Ida Mae Harmeseon
Wilson
Sheriff's Deputies
Robert Teverbaugh
Dover St
Warren C. Roark
Federal
Board approves gym seating expansion at Anderson High
Andersons Board of School Trustees votes to add 800 seats to the high school gym bringing capacity to about 9 000 by installing roll away bleachers on the stage. Funding comes from the athletic association with plans to have the new seating ready for the sectional basketball tournament. The board also accepts bids for a modern foreign language laboratory with 30 sound proof booths and electronics to support language study and recording.
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Anderson
Athletic Association
David Adams
AHS
Burns Sales
Indianapolis
Allied Inc
Muncie
Lee School Supply
Terre Haute
Kiger & Co
Ine
Electric Firm Seeks Lower Customer Rate in Indiana Michigan
Indiana and Michigan Electric Company seeks to cut rates for all electric homes in Madison County area. The plan would reduce heating costs about 20 percent and save roughly 330000 dollars annually for over 10000 all electric home customers. Applications filed with Indiana Public Service Commission in Indianapolis and Michigan Public Service Commission in Lansing.
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Indiana & Michigan Electric Company
Madison County
Public Service Commission of Indiana
Indianapolis
Michigan Public Service Commission
Lansing
Grand Jury Called For Madison County Inmates Death Probe
Circuit Court Judge Carl T. Smith said the Madison County Grand Jury will be called in the next few days. Items include the fatal stabbing of Indiana Reformatory inmate Charles Kirby and the detour near Anderson under review for marking and lighting failures. Nelson Johnson, 23, is held in the stabbing probe. Kirby died 30 minutes after the incident. Page 2, Column 7.
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Circuit Court
Carl T. Smith
Madison County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Indiana
Smith
Anderson
Nelson Johnson
Reformatory
Charles Kirby
Johnson
Kirby
Services For Two Anderson Coeds At AC Yesterday
Memorial services were held at Anderson College for Candace Troxel and Margaret Ruse who died December 19 in a Macon area auto crash. President Robert H. Reardon led the chapel program as students returned from holiday vacations. Five other students injured were named with Linda Howland in critical condition. injuries included facial fractures and neck injuries from the same crash. John Huddle, Donald Roe, and Linda Crayne were noted as recovering in various regions.
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Anderson College
Linda Howland
Hastings
Nebr
Nebraska
Yorktown
Donald Roe
New Lebanon
Ohio
Denver
Colo
Linda Crayne
Madison County Planning Commission votes on rezoning items
After its annual organization meeting at the courthouse the MCPC continued a rezoning petition, denied another and granted limited approval to a third. Ray Wood was re elected president Jesse Moore named vice president and John Manship elected secretary. Dunlap rezoning on Ind 128 and Madison Ave Rd postponed for more data. A 42.75 acre tract near Ind 9 and 67 approved for Lantern Meadows subdivision, with plat tabled. By pass area restrictions reaffirmed and a lawn shop petition on Ind 109 near E 18th St noted.
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Madison County Planning Commission
Ray Wood
Jesse Moore
James |.Jones
John Manship
James N. Dunlap
Ind. 128
Madison Ave. Rd
Dunlap
Ind
Anderson
Lantern Meadows
E. 10Th St
EF. 5Th St
Alys Venable
Merle L
Mary Jo Bosworth
Anderson Youth Hurt In Collision Near Bus Route
An Anderson youth, Donald K. Cobb, suffered a possible hip injury when his 1962 compact convertible skidded on ice and collided with a utility pole at Nichol Avenue and Laurel Street. Police report Cobb, traveling east on Nichol, attempted to pass a city bus, lost control, and the car was declared a total loss. The accident occurred at 8:45 yesterday morning.
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Anderson
Nichol Ave
Laurel St
Donald K. Cobb
Cobb
Students Stage Meredith Walkout at Ole Miss Cafeteria
A group of jeering students staged a walkout Tuesday night as James H. Meredith entered the University of Mississippi cafeteria. The protest followed his remark that he could not continue studies there under the present circumstances.
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Osford
Necro James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
University of Mssissippi
New Arrivals at St Johns and Community Hospital
Newborns reported from St Johns Hospital include a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harding of 3020 FE 10th St a gird and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Kyle of Alexandria. Also a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller of 2302 E St St and a girl. At Community Hospital a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ogburn of 1812 Fulton St and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell of 410 Andover Rd.
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St. John’s Hospital
Ray Harding
10Th St
Dallas Kyle
Alexandria
Harold Miller
E. St. St
Community Hospital
Roy Ogburn
Fulton St
William Campbell
Andover Rd
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Katanga, the Congo
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