Kennedy to Deliver State of the Union Monday
President Kennedy met with congressional leaders from both parties and agreed to give his State of the Union address next Monday in a joint Senate House session. The briefing touched on defense and foreign policy with top White House advisers. domestic plans will be debated in a separate Democratic breakfast meeting.
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Washington
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
White House
Congress
Pierre Salinger
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Senate House
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
John McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Salinger
GOP
Gerald R. Ford Jr
Michigan
Ford
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Kennedy to Argue First Court Case as Attorney General
Washington UPI Robert F Kennedy will argue before the Supreme Court next week, marking his first appearance as a courtroom lawyer. The Georgia voting case involves county unit votes and reapportionment, with Kennedy contending that unit systems deny equal voting power.
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Washington
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Georgia
Department
Kennedy
U. S
High Court
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Federal grand jury to hear Mississippi riot charges
A federal grand jury in Oxford Mississippi will hear charges against former Major General Edwin Walker and 10 others in the University of Mississippi integration riot case. Indictments may be announced soon, with defendants free on bond. Davis Richards and Johnny McCormick had charges dropped from the original 13. A panel of 65 has summonses for possible jury duty, up to 23 to be selected.
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Oxford
Miss
United States
U. S. North Mississippi
Davis Richards
Canton
Johnny McCormick
Grenada
Funeral Rites Planned For Sadie E. Smith
Sadie E. Smith 85 longtime treasurer of Golden Foundry for 44 years will be buried after funeral services at 3 p m Thursday in Columbus Ind She died Monday at home A Southern Democrats caucus move to enlarge the Rules Committee to 15 members was adopted by voice vote The plan faces a fight with the Kennedy administration and expected opposition from Republicans in the House and Senate per reports from Washington D C
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Ford
Kennedy
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Illinois
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California
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Arizona
Goldwater
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Palm Beach
Fla
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White House
National Gallery of Art
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Francis E. Walter
Pennsylvania
Rules Committee
Columbus
Ind
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Golden Foundry
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Virginia
Walter
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Oklahoma
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Othe
Smith
Virginian
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Montana
Indiana Exchange Club
Will Watkins
Anderson Exchange Club
Board of Control
Ymca Directors’ Room
Front Row
Jack Hull
George Chambers
Dale Schafer
Prexy Watkins
Lloyd Rains
Donald Trout
Sec
W. C. Hilligoss
Gene Sylvester
Ed Bronnenberg
Billie Schuyler
Russell Huffman
Veep Schuyler
Anderson
National Exchange Club
Bill Hardacre
Dick Davisson
Herald
CD Courses Open Monday at Anderson High School
Civil defense instructors from five Madison County communities will teach the Personal Preparedness in the Nuclear Age course starting next Monday and Tuesday at Anderson High School. Eight teachers, led by Joseph Dye, will offer four consecutive sessions at 7 p.m. with no charge. Registration is via Mr. Dye or at the auditorium.
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Madison
Anderson High School
Joseph L. Dye
Publics
Dye
Paul Ducker
Lapel
Joe Barnett
Anderson
Lawrence Oliver
Elwood
Cecil Moncrief
Alexandria
Buek Bearden
Kay Easterling
Bert Coody
Gerald Berry
Pendleton
State Department of Civil Defense
Civil Defense
Fallout Shelter Funds Sought For Institutions
President Kennedy plans a scaled down request to Congress for federal funds to help schools hospitals and welfare institutions build fallout shelters. Officials expect over 300 million for the Office of Civil Defense with an emergency label to speed the school shelter drive. McNamara argues sheltering can reduce casualties and preserve institutions in a nuclear war.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Office of Civil Defense
OCD
Robert McNamara
Pentagon
McNamara
House
Senate
Armed Services Committees
Czech Broadcast Time Cut To Save Power
Czech television and radio broadcast time was halved after the cabinet admitted a catastrophic power output situation. UPI reports the move aimed at reducing electricity use amid the energy crisis.
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Vienna
UPI
Inquiry Sabotage Claims In New York Paper Strike
The board of public accountability led by retired Judge Harold R Medina charged striking printers with attempting to sabotage its investigation into the month long New York newspaper strike. Bertram Powers president of Local 6 defended union authority and said the strike issues could not be referred to an outside party without rank and file approval. The board aims to report by Friday with publishers and other unions observers present at the session.
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NEW York
UPS
Powers
Harold R. Medina
Medina
Board of Public Accountability
Bertram Powers
Striking International Typographical Union
W. Willard Wirtz
Nelson Rockefeller
Robert Wagner
U S Maritime Commission to Seek World Data in Talks
The U S Maritime Commission will seek friendly, constructive advice on its regulations from over 20 countries in conferences in Washington this month. Chairman Thomas Staken said meetings on Jan 17 18 and Jan 30 will include ministers from Greece Germany Britain France Canada Italy Sweden Denmark Norway Netherlands Portugal Belgium Thailand South Africa Colombia Peru Dominican Republic Korea Israel Japan and Nationalist China. The sessions form part of a fifth and sixth series engaging global maritime representatives on U S regulation impacts.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Maritime Commission
Commission
Thomas Staken
Canada
Greece
Germany
Finland
Britain
France
Italy
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Netherlands
Portugal
Belgium
Thailand
South Africa
Colombia
Peru
Dominican Republic
Korea
Israel
Japan
China
Bank employee pleads guilty to embezzling 6189 in Pa
Mona Anderson, 33, a 11 year employee at Farmers and Merchants Bank in St Marys Pennsylvania, admitted theft of 6189 in federal embezzlement. She waived preliminary hearing and was released on 2000 bond posted by her parents.
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ST. Marys
UPI
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Mona Anderson
Justice of the Peace
Alfred J. Fleischmann
Khrushchev Stevenson end Cuban crisis talks
Kuznetsov and Adlai Stevenson concluded formal talks on the Cuban crisis with many disputes unresolved. They did not press another Security Council session. The United States failed to secure Khrushchev's promised inspection, blocked by Fidel Castro. The no invasion pledge was not issued, leaving the parties in an agreement to disagree.
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Kuznetsov
U.S
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Security Council
United States
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Russia
Cuba
Von Braun predicts U.S. to reach moon first
Berlin based space chief Wernher von Braun, head of the American space program, told newsmen the United States will beat the Russians to the moon and back. He said he is convinced the Russians will fail at a manned lunar flight before Americans and warned a Russian moon attempt would be a one way trip.
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Berlin
UPI
Wernher von Braun
United States
Tshombe Returns to Kinshasa Amid Katanga Tensions
Tshombe arrived in Leopoldville after surprise revival talks with U.N. officials. The union Minere mining firm warned that destroying Kolwezi dams and power stations would cripple Katanga's industry and electrified railways. U.N. and BelgianBritish positions were cautious as violence rages in Kasai and Katanga.
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Tshombe
U.S
Union Miniere Mining Company
Brussels
Kolwezi
Katanga
Congo
Union Miniere
Leopoldville
Kasai
South Katanga
Cyrille Adoula
Kipushi
Thant
Plans Made For Grand Jury On Inter State 69 Safety
Myron Seybert Madison County Republican chairman calls for next grand jury session to review safeguards at a side detour on Ind 67 and 9 south of Anderson after several recent accidents including fatal ones. Also, circuit court set April 1 for Donald Merrill armed robbery trial after Delph withdraws plea and pleads to second degree burglary. a pre sentencing investigation ordered.
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Myron Seybert
Anderson
Seybert
Madison County Republican
Andersen
Ind. 9
Donald Eugene Merrill
Boyce Court
W. T. Grant
Edgewood Plaza
Rex Eddie Delph
Smith
Indiana Assembly Hearings on Mental Health Budget Plan
Legislators heard Indiana officials urge more staff for mental health services amid a $115 million request for the next biennium. Dr. Stew art T. Ginsberg warned personnel shortages and low salaries. budget options range from $77.9 million to $115 million with potential $21 million in added funds if new revenue is found. The 93rd General Assembly convenes Thursday.
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ISTA
Stewart T. Ginsberg
Indiana
Welsh
Indiana Flood Control
Water Resources Commission
93Rd General Assembly
YMCA Week Draws Public to Fellowship Dinner Event
The annual YMCA week invites the public to view activities and a Fellowship Dinner drawn 200 attendees last year. This year expects similar or larger attendance as a complete program of the National YMCA Week will be announced later.
Youth Industry Program Highlights Business Class Visit
The Industrial Management Club and economics class hosted guest speakers from Pierce Governor and Emge Packing Co. Allen Reinhardt discussed expenses and margins while John Chaille led classroom Q A and plant tour. Davis Herrid and Roy La Shur directed sessions, with student praise for the program. Ken Simonds of IBM will speak January 9 at the YMCA with a film on Voice of Business.
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Pierce
Allen Reinhardt
Emge Packing Co
John Chaille
Chaille
Industrial Management Club
Davis, Herrid
Roy la Shur
LMC
Davis
Herrid
YMCA
Voice of Business
Ken Simonds
IBM
Funeral services for Melvina Hardy Franklin held in Phoenix
The Rev. John Denton conducts the Bethany Funeral Home service for Melvina Hardy Franklin formerly of Anderson. Burial follows at East Maplewood Cemetery. Franklin long worked for the former Gospel Trumpet Company in this area.
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Melvina Hardy Franklin
Anderson
Bethany Funeral Home
Phoenix
Ariz
John Denton
First Church of God
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Noblesville banker Harry L. Craig 86 died at home after a three year illness. Born Feb 12 1877 he worked 35 years at Citizens National Bank and retired in 1961. Survived by widow Cora, daughter Jean Mulholland, three nieces and a nephew. Burial in Crownland Cemetery. Middletown resident Joseph Francis Shoemaker 65 died at home after a heart attack. Funeral Thursday at Sixth Street Christian Church with Masonic rites. Surviving wife Marie a son and three brothers. Fortville Charles E Arnett 80 prominent retired farmer died of a heart attack. Funeral today at George McCarty Funeral Home with burial at Grave Lawn Cemetery.
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12Th St
Community Hospital
Boardman
Eemgee Packing Company
Anderson
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Fortville
Merriam Boardman
David
Purdue University
Avery
Wabash
Ind
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James William
Julia Lake Helmic
The
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Herbert Lake
New Castle
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Arthur Bishop
Mt. Summit Christian Church
Memorial Park
Charles F. Toles
Delco-Remy
Ringwood Way
Gable
Wabash Co
John
Rebecca Toles
Marion
Nellie
B. Toles
Raymond
Dan
Agnes Bryant
Helen Malone
Martha Sayre
Nancy Matthews
Betty Gritter
Josephine Newby
Eminence
Ann Watson
Muncie
Henry Harney
W. 4Th St
George
Elizabeth Harney
City Street Department
Goldie Hilligoss
Harold Morton
Miami
Fla
Paul Learned
Noblesville
Virgil
Jesse
Charles
Henry
William
Andersson
James Harney
Logansport
Jackson Park Church
Harold E. Rozelle
Charles Frederick Clauve
W. 3Rd St
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Ohio
Fred
Carrie Fraundorfer Clauve
Clauve
Fred Eugene
Kathryn Ann
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Carrie Clauve
Robert Clauve
Xenia
Waltz and Hiday
George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Harry L. Craig
Samuel
Jennie Craig
Noblesville High School
Tokepsie College
New York
Citizens National Bank
National Stock Food Company
Cora Craig
Jean Mulholland
West Palm Beach, Fla
Joseph Francis Shoemaker
Middletown
Rt. 2
Ballard and Shirey
Sixth Street Christian Church
J. Hubert Smith
Miller Cemetery
Marie
Joseph William
Indianapolis
Russell
Dallas
Tex
Henry County
William Oscar Shoemaker
Sixth Street
Charles E. Arnett
E. F. Landry
George McCarty
Funeral services for Mrs Fannie Fern Applegate
Funeral services for Fannie Fern Applegate 77 of Indianapolis will be held at 10 30 a m today at Paul C Cory Funeral Home Fortville Rev Everett Landry of Fortville Methodist Church will conduct the service Burial will be in Simmons Cemetery
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Blake Gwinn Sr
Columbus Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Melvin Phillips
First Baptist Church
East Maplewood
Gwinn
Nona Lillie Parks
W. 2Nd St
Raymond Parks
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Ernest Carroll
Vernon Cemetery
Vernon
Ind
Baker Brothers Funeral
Viola B. Flowers
Alfred T. Flowers
E. 25Th St
Harold E. Rozelle
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
Robert MecDuffee
Fowlerton
Fannie Fern Applegate
Fortville
Fannie Fern Appleigate
Indianapolis
Paul C. Cory
Everett Landry
Fortville Methodist Church
Simmons Cemetery
All-Electric Home Rate Proposed by AEP System
The electric firm seeks March 1 effectiveness pending state commission approval. The plan lowers charges for consumption above 800 kWh monthly for all electric homes, with tiered rates: 3¢ for 0-200 kWh, 1.5¢ for 200-800 kWh, and 1.2¢ for over 800 kWh, plus 1¢ for the last 400 kWh. AEP System’s five companies include Appalachian Power, Kentucky Power, Ohio Power, and Wheeling Electric. About 30,000 all electric home customers could save around $860,000 annually.
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1 & My
Appalachian Power Company
Kentucky Power Company
Ohio Power Company
Wheeling
W. Va
School Board Meeting Receives Budget Figures
At a school board meeting President Fred Matthews and Secretary Mrs Margaret were present as city firms Indianapolis, Anderson Electrical Supply, and others were cited with payments of 14886.00 and 11624.59 dollars respectively.
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Dianapolis
Anderson Electrical Supply
Fred Matthews
Margaret
Cyprus Official Arrives in Ankara for Turkey Visit
AP dispatch reports Cyprus official Pasi Kutch, vice president of Cyprus, arriving in Ankara for an official visit as Washington confirms the Defense Department requests drafting 9,000 Army personnel in March. It marks the largest monthly quota since January 1962, more than doubling recent months' figures.
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Ankara
Turkey
Pasi Kutch
Ofyprus
Arri Mond
ARMY
Washington
Defense Department
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