Hoosier Democrats to Bayh inauguration events in Washington
Indiana Governor Welsh leads Hoosier Democrats to Washington for Birch Bayh swearing in as junior senator. Most attendees attend receptions rather than the ceremony. The group aims to bolster Indiana's two senators and push for a Lake Michigan port project despite White House and budget hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Welsh
Washington
Birch FE. Bayh
Indiana
Homer Capehart
Vance Hartke
Bayh
Terre Haute
Indiana State College
Clinton Green
White House
Lake Michigan
Iillnois
Paul Douglas
U. S. Army Engineers
Bureau of the Budget
Congress
Railroad Merger Hearing Sought in Logansport
Loganport Mayor Otto H. Neumann led a renewed push to require an ICC hearing on the New York Central and Pennsylvania merger. He warns 150 workers could lose their jobs if the Fort Wayne hearing proceeds without a Logansport session, and a new public petition is circulating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Otto H. Neumann
Interstate Commerce Commission
Neumann
ICC
Fort Wayne
New York Central
Pennsylvania
TCC
Indianapolis
Vance Warthe
Birch E. Raugh Jr
D-Ind
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
Recruits Members For CAP Squadron 2 Goals
Senior staff of Anderson Civil Air Patrol attended a Rochester staff meeting with commanders and executive personnel. They discussed CAP recruitment. Indiana targets 1150 recruits over three years, while Squadron 2 aims for 100 in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squadron 2
Anderson Civil Air Patrol
Rochester
CAP
Indiana
Happy Family HD Sees Slides On European Tour
Local Happy Family Home Demonstration Club met in Bethany at the Col onrade Inn for a Christmas dinner and party with installation of new officers led by past president Mrs. Joseph Jones. Mrs. Ernest Combs presented slides of a European tour as part of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Happy Family Home Demonstration Club
Colonrade Inn
Alexandria
John Swisher
Joseph Jones
Ernest Combs
Hubert Edwards
Willow Road
Anderson
Walter Reed
James Kreegar
Phil Kreegar
Robert Reed
Viola Reed
Pat Reed
Judy Reed
Greg Kreegar
Dorcas
Bethany Christian Church
Leland Sprague
Thomas Wolf
Grace Circle of Bethany Christian Church
Lindberg Road
Mrs Eggman Attends Meeting In Georgia
Mrs Earl Eggman from Rt. 3 Anderson left Indianapolis by plane Tuesday en route to Athens Georgia for the annual meeting of the National Safety Council and Family Life Conference. She represents the Indiana Home Demonstration Association and has chaired its safety committee for two years. Mrs Floyd Tucker of Greenfield, State President of the Indiana Home Demonstration Association, accompanied her.
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Earl Eggman
Rt. 3
Anderson
Indianapolis
Athens
Georgia
National Safey Council
Family Life Conference
Indiana Home Demonstration Association
Eggman
Floyd Tucker
Greenfield
Soviet Industry Reorganized Under New Chairman
MOSCOW UPI engineer Nikolai Obolensky Jr was named chairman of the state electro technical committee to reorganize the industry. Since 1960 he has led the Chuvask area economic council in the Russian federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Nikolai Obolensky
Economic Council of
Chuvash
Russian Federation
Congress At A Glance Congress At A Glance
Washington briefing outlines major Kennedy agenda items Congress faces tax cuts Medicare education aid youth job programs and civil rights. Kennedy seeks across the board tax cuts while pressing Medicare and mass transit subsidies and a new farm policy to curb surpluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Congress
Kennedy
Medicare
House
Ways & Means Committee
Rules Committee
Administration
House Rules Committee
Civilian Conservation Corps
Demonstration Clubs Council Convenes Here
The Madison County Home Demonstration Clubs council met at the YMCA for its first meeting of the year. About 100 homemakers attended a luncheon in the Mulberry Room served by four hosts. Sophomore girls from Madison Heights Thespians performed a one act play for entertainment as officers outlined the 1963 program and committee plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Home Demonstration Clubs
YMCA
Mulberry
William Kahle
Clyde Williams
Everett Savage
Delbert Smith
Edgewood Baptists Elect New Officers In Annual Meeting
Edgewood Baptist Church held its annual meeting and elected officers for 1963 across boards for deacons and trustees. Key posts include James Paz, Ross Becker, Jack Walters, Bernard Myers, and Dalton Brooks with multiple committees and roles filled by church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Baptists
Edgewood Baptist Church
James Paz
Ross Becker
Rex Fuller
Jack Walters
Bernard Myers
Dalton Brooks
Doyle Lovelace
Carl Glover
Dick West
Marvin Denny
Otha Norman
Emerson Brooks
James Aaron
Arlene Tupps
Arlene Tupp
Jack Snowden
Bill Cash
Ronald Bannon
Tom Sheppard
Jim Pletcher
Edward Council, Jr
Jack Porter
Lester Beard
Ed Council Jr
Clarence Delinger
Boosters
Ray Murphy
Carl M. Glover
$85.9 Million Dam Contract Awarded in California
The Interior Department awarded an $85.9 million contract for San Luis Dam construction in California. The firms Morrison-Knudsen Inc, Utah Construction and Mining Co, and Brown and Root Inc share the award with Boise Idaho listed as each firm’s address. Senator Clair Engle, D California, announced the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Interior Department
San Luis Dam
California
Sen
Clair Engle
Calif
Morrison-Knudsen, Inc
Utah Construction and Mining Co
Brown and Root, Inc
Boise Idaho
Kickoff Dinner Opens Manchester College Capital Campaign
About 110 people from Delaware Madison and Hamilton counties attended a kickoff dinner at the Anderson YMCA for Manchester College March of Progress campaign. Area chairman Howard Burnett led the event with A Blair Helman and James Garber outlining plans to fund a new residence hall library and student center as part of a five state drive to raise one million dollars by 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester College
North Manchester
Howard Burnett
Anderson
Anderson Ymca
Lunnii
Friends of the College
Delaware
Madison
Hamilton
Beech Grove
Arcadia
Middletown
Upper Fall Creek
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Police Training Program Conducted Here This Week
City police and sheriff deputies attend an extensive training program with experts addressing sessions from 7 to 9 each evening this week. Topics include Burglary Investigation, Parole System and Laws, Unlawful Flight Statute, Auto Theft, with speakers such as Charles Epperson Vaughn Overstreet FBI and Robert Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Deputies
Charles Epperson
Indiana
Vaughn Overstreet
FBI
Robert Campbell
National Auto Theft Bureau
Sam Adams
Emer Rouse
Doyle Wright
William Davis
Kenneth Cage
Hughston Broadnax
Charles Smith
Harry Boze
Clem Russell
Omer Garner
Rex Toombs
Detective Department
Don Perchinsky
John Rogers
Charles Ferris
Charles Holler
James Lear
Jerry Smith
Sheriff's Office
Hobart Chandler
Leon Murphy
Ernest Barth
Russell Hiatt
Haynes Harrington
Ray Wilson
Robert Scharnowske
Norman Johnson
John Burke
Charles Hulett
Leo Adams
Byron Chamberlin
Howard Little
Lucius Teague
Richard Hazel
Gilbert Robinette
Richard Cain
Philip Levi
Quicker Building Costs Rise Expected
New York based UPI reports Engineering News Record indexes forecast faster 1963 cost growth than 1962 with a 3.4 percent rise in basic component costs such as steel timber and labor and a December 1963 index of 90981.
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New York
UPI
Engineering News-Record
Missionary Russell Wilson to Speak at South Meridian Church
Russell Wilson of the Church of God in Fairbanks Alaska will be guest speaker at South Meridian Church Wednesday evening He has 12 years in Alaska and will show films of church work There is a history of ministry including Punxsutawney and Cincinnati roots and Alaska church building leadership He plans a U S tour through next summer 1963 before returning to Alaska
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Russell Wilson
Church of God
Fairbanks
Alaska
South Meridian Church
Rev. Wilson
Wilson
Punxsutawney
Pennsylvania
Memphis
Tenn
Anderson College
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Ohio
General Ministerial Assembly
Church of God In
United States
Tax Alteration Case Hearings Underway in Randolph County
Randolph County Board of Tax Review opened an inquiry into changes in tax assessment sheets at the county assessor’s office. Valuations were raised up to 60 percent, affecting about 1,900 taxpayers. County Treasurer Marvin Keys warned payroll signings could be blocked if those responsible are not identified. McMees, the assessor, was reelected last November. Two board appointees called for dismissal of the person responsible. A stray note states that about one quart of milk weighing 2.15 pounds yields one pound of evaporated milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Ind
UPT
Randolph County Board of Tax Review
Randolph County
Marvin Keys
Lester McMees
McMees
Paul Unger
Ray Fraze
Bridal Shower Honors Carol Waltermire
Frankton article notes a misc shower at Carol Sue Davis's home honoring guest of honor Carol Swackhamer Waltermire. Prizes awarded to June Sigler Charlie Stettner and Mrs Swackhamer. Numerous attendees listed along with church society activities and New Year gatherings. Louisiana accounts for about 75 percent of U S sugar cane production.
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Nancy Hays
Sandra Conklin
Betty Duckworth
Swackhamer
Gertrude Baker
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Canby Rigsby
Elmer Shetterly
Korea
Alma Shutter
Lyle Rasmussen
John Millspaugh
Willard Drake
Clifford Drake
Vernice Likens
Ralph Drake
Roy Canfield
Danby Rigsby
Alvin Huth
Pauline Crisler
Helen Wise
Emma Alspaugh
Ray Mills
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Barbera
Sigler
Nancy Mills
Pamela
Debra Thompson
Robert Mills
James Hayes
David Stout
Joyce Ann Free
New Haven
Ind
Nolen Hughes
Arlington
Veil Hughes
Inez Free
Joyce Ann
Supreme Court to Hear Times Libel Appeal Over King Ad
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the Times appeal on the $500000 libel verdict arising from a 1960 Montgomery ad supporting civil rights. The ministers argue their names were unapproved and jurors excluded Negroes in a segregated trial. Other actions included death-penalty and voting-record appeals.
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Times Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
New York Times
Montgomery
Ala
L. B. Sullivan
The
Times
Martin Luther King
Alabama
John A. Patterson
Sullivan
the Times
Alabama Supreme Court
Harding Bancroft
Times Corp
New York
Preston Cobb Jr
Gingham Gown Club Installs New Officers
Summitville report covers the Gingham Gown Home Demonstration club meeting at Mrs. Arthur Watts home with new officers installed by Mrs. Wilber Golden. Names include President E D Williams and others. notes gifts to outgoing president Mozelle Woodruff and upcoming Jan 22 meeting. Also mentions local deaths and visits and a reapportionment case involving Oklahoma and a Newark teaching dismissal over Communist inquiry.
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Summitville
Arthur Watts
Mozelle Woodruff
Wilber Golden
E. D. Williams
Max Ayers
James Vinson
Ethylene Maynard
Jack Hoppes
Roscoe Shores
Woodruff
Alonzo Hill
Chester Kirkpatrick
Charles Nash
Frazier
Wilbur Golden
Cheryl Watts
Mary Ann Watts
Gregory Scott Pattison
John Pattison
St. John’s Hospital
Pluma Miller
Eva Poulton
Eva Fulton
Tom Fulton
Lancaster
Ohio
Dorothy Moore Sweeney
Khant
West Va
John Moore
Loy F. Moore
Los Angeles
Calif
Ewing
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AL Stow’s
Jackson
Happy Family
Darrel Dean
Christian Church
Cisne
Shoals
Dean
Claude Dean
East Seventh Street
John S. Smith
Hanover
Charles Stone
Jessiene
Powell
Arthur Smith
Leslie Smith
Clyde O'Bryant
Daleville
Marshall Smith
Demonstration Clubs Council
Russell Stover Candies
Anita Shop
12Th and
Meridian
Donn Boy
Washington, D.C
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Oscar Melson
Jerry Mahoney
Beryl Jenkins
Francis Oleksy Hilbert Reddick Lapei
Tom Johnson
Mer
Carol Waltermire
Louisiana
Gingham Gown Club
Oklahoma
Perry Zimmerman
Newark
N. J
Zimmerman
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Cotty Service
Reg “Guarantee
Fairlane
Ford
Merc
Linry
Feu
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