Elwood Court Proceedings Include Fines and Dates
Elwood Court session presided by Special Judge J Bayne Burton heard Robert E Leever 29 of Main St fined 20 dollars plus costs for breaking a jail window after arrest for unpaid fines. One count of resisting arrest and disorderly conduct also fined five dollars and costs. Other items list names and petty fines with January trial dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Dod
Robert E. Leever
Main St
J. Bayne Burton
Anderson
John R. Goldsberg
Tass
Jonesboro
Naar J. Abner
Hammett Mystery Writer Hammett Dies at 68
Mystery author Dashiell Hammett died at age 68 after a private life in recent years. The report notes his prominence as a crime writer and his influence on the genre. The wording mentions the Pacific Ocean and longitude near Meine as stray fragments from the source.
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Hammett
Pacific Ocean
Meine
Three New Members Accepted Into Hackett Post
George Hackett American Legion Post 127 accepted three new members during their regular meeting Tuesday. Wade M and Forest Wallace were named, and Seer Was was also admitted. A membership drive is planned for Saturday in January, with a Kentuckian veterans bond noting a post event on March 17. A conference will be held in Indianapolis on January 18 and 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hackett
Wade M
Forest Wallace
Seer
Ken
Bundits Blank
Indianapolis
Space program report outlines healthcare and cost plan
The Kennedy administration received a medical care report from a task force led by Dr. Wilber J. Cohen proposing coverage for 14.5 million people at about 1 billion dollars annually. Kennedy called the paper an interworking document useful to him and Johnson in shaping their space program while noting Johnson's past leadership on related committees. The report, due to be published Wednesday, was handed to Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnisis
Spain
Kennedy
Sylvester
Washinton
Newark News
Pub
Moore
Philadelph
Wilber J
Cohen
Ken
Senate
Johnson
Unclear medical note on inhaler use and symptoms
Fragmentary text references hours of Kehet, branchial tubes, mucus congestion, tension, Zul injections and Primatene use for asthma distress. Mentions a special purpose and prescription context but details are garbled. Looks like an old medical or pharmaceutical note with incomplete guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Meeting in Johnson’s office outlines space committee leadership
The gathering in Johnson’s office included Sen Kerr and Chairman Overlyn Brooks of the House Space Committee. The space task force was led by Prof Jerome B W head of research at MIT. They also discussed other issues with Sen Clinton Henderson of New Mexico, outgoing chair of the Atomic Energy Committees.
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Hody
Johnson
Sen
Kerr
Senate Committee
Overlyn Brooks
D-La
House Space Committee
Jerome B. W
Massehtts Institute of Technology
Techn
Clinton Ederson
Chaman
House Senate
Atomic Energy Comuites
Roush Beamer Contested Seat Claimed Amid Reapportionment Debates
House actions over the Chambers contest raise questions as Democrats charge altered certifications. discussion shifts to reapportionment bills and an Ohio Valley Compact. Republicans highlight party unity as legislative power shifts and education salary bills surface amid cross party maneuvering.
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Paul
B. Hatfield
D- Evansville
William Christy - Hammond
Welsh
Hatfield-Christy
House
Senate
Bug
Ohio Valley
Ohio River
Chester K. Watson
Cort Wayne
John F. Shaw
Als Porte
Jess Han
Markleville case faces ongoing Circuit Court action
A Markleville dispute remains undecided as a related Circuit Court suit proceeds. Attorneys for the defendants, including William Lawler and G Douglas Owens, argued during a hearing while Judge Carl T. Smith and aide presided. The town board had earlier rejected a 1960 election bid amid recall petitions and salary debates for teachers.
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Markleville
Donald W. Dennis
Menshikov
Carl T. Smith
Endants
Herter
Indiana Eeletion Board
State Board
William Lawler
G. Douglas Owens
Superior Court
William Peck
W. C. Billie Schuyler
Lawrence Boorar
Anderson
Laos Crisis Shows U S and Russia Seek Neutral Role
U S abandons firm pro Western stance in Laos and favors a neutral regime with no veto by Poland. Britain backs reviving the International Control Commission, while Menshikov’s Washington talks focus on endgame diplomacy. Both powers accuse each other of interference as Boum Oum wages civil war.
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Page Onvernment
United States
Laos
Regim
Pathet
Tasgree
International Control Commission
Enim
Poland
Britain
Commission
Menshikov
State Department
Washington
Russia
Nikita S. Karashchev
Indochina
India
Canada
Prince Boum Oum
Kremlin
Council Deliberates on Police Powers and Street Repairs
The council discussed officer authority and arrest powers to enforce the dog ordinance, the police duty to report violations, and invited Police Chief John Heiden to the next session. It reviewed fluoridation plans, urged the Board of Public Works to submit action steps, and scheduled city engineers and street crews to discuss street repairs. The council approved claims totaling $25,603.94.
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John Heiden
Board of Public Works
Ed Denman
Earl Toombs
Board of Works
Cecil Stookey Rites Thursday
Cecil Stookey 68 of 410 W Broadway Alexandria died 10 43 p m Tuesday in St Johns Hospital Anderson born Elwood son of James and Sea States Stookey an employee of Nicholson File Anderson 22 years last 7 in Alexandria Survivors include widow Mary one daughter Dorothy Stansberry of Elwood one brother Percy of Elwood one sister Edna Scott of Alexandria three grandchildren Friends received at Davis and Strider Funeral Home Alexandria after noon Services at 4 30 p m Thursday at the funeral home Rev Charles Taylor First Methodist Church Alexandria private burial Park View Cemetery Alexandria
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Alexandria
Cecil ¥. Stookey
Broadway
Vexandria
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
Elwood
James and
Sea States
Stookey
Nicholson File
Mary
Dorothy “Stansberry
Percy
Edna Scott
Davis
Shirley Etchison
Shirley
Forrest
Bet Etchison
WoSeventtr .c
Ulam
St John's Hospital
John E. Etchison
Henry F. Enyeart
Tony Lee
Sharlene Rose
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
East Maplewood
Justices Refuse Continued From Page One in Atlanta
A federal injunction blocked state funding cuts to the University of Georgia's journalism and arts sciences schools amid integration. Gov. Vandiver argued the judge overstepped legislative prerogatives as classes proceeded with reduced attendance. Separate notices reported the death of Merrill Lynch director Winthrop Hiram Smith and a local hospital discharge for Mrs. Eileen Oleksy.
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Atlanta
School of Journalism
College of Arts and Sciences
George L. Smith
Ernest Vandiver
B. E. Thrasher Jr
Miss Hunter
Journalism
Holmes
Tate
University
C. C_ Aderhold
Siong
Joseph William
W. A. Bootle
University of Georgia
Macon
Bootle
Vandiver
Georgia
Beotle
Eugene Cook
U. S. Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Washington
Office of the Supreme Corwort
Bills on amendments and audits stir Indiana legislature
Eight bills carried from Pase One feature proposals on limiting constitutional amendments per general election, filling legislative vacancies, and debt caps for cities. Reps. Wright Bree and Se bree co authored to extend the state superintendent’s term. Aimed at agency shop outlaw and auto license branch audits, Senate debates included Bontrager and Martin opposing some audit measures.
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Pase
Sons of the Legislature
Richard E. Wright
Winchester
William T. Sebree
D-Anderson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
L. Parker Baker
Cicera
W. W. Hill Jr
Indianapolis
Senate
John C. Ruckelshaus
House
Hanien Amerints
Aess
D. Russell Bontrager
Rejkhart
C. Wendell Martin
R-Indianapolis
Ibrock Welsh
Re-i
Cuban Developments Signal Shifts At Guantanamo And Havana
Anti Castro refugees shelter under the American flag at Guantanamo and some are being flown to Puerto Rico while militiamen called up last year may return to factories and farms. Cuban forces push more regulars into Havana as militiamen are relieved. A military court sentenced three American technicians to 10 years for spying on China News Agency amid Havana Peiping talks. a fourth was deported. The defendants denied charges. A Cuban air force plane crashed near Varadero, killing two pilots and Osvaldo Sanchez Cabrera, a Cuban Communist party worker, amid suspicions of a shoot down by defense guns.
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J. Edward Roush
Roush
The
Beamer
House
Egsman
Secretary of State
House Administration Committee
Chambers
John Walsh
Anderson c
Hendricks
Ralph Roberts
House of Representatives
Hendri
Hien
Secretary of State of
Indiana
Roberts
Davis
Tennessee
Beamer Sak
Oklahoma
Missouri
Senate
Parse
Guantanamo
Puerto Rico
Castro
Havana
Red China
New China News Agency
Peiping
U.S
Eustace Danbrunt
Baltimore
Edmund Esky
Nigel L. ‘Carswell
Eastchester
N.Y
Mario Nordic
New York City
Varadero
Osvaldo Sanchez Cabrera
Communist Party
Puard
Nellie Holtsclaw Obituary and Other Local Death Notices
Obituaries from Anderson and nearby areas list Nellie Manning Holtsclaw of 422 Wheeler Ave dying in Rahibek Nursing Home after a March 1877 birth. Shirley Etchison, nearly three, daughter of Forrest and Bet Etchison, dies in St John’s Hospital after brief illness. Edward Thomas Clark of 122 W 17th St dies, services at Albright Panera Home. Mrs. Bessie S Robert of Springfield dies, services at Jackson Lytle Funeral Home. Burial planned for Thornhill Cemetery.
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Iellie Noltsclaw
Nellie Manning Holtsclaw
Wheeler Ave
Rahibeki
Myland Holtsclaw
Anderson i
Anderson
Leslie Rebert
Bessie
Robert
Walnut Terewe
Springfield
Ohio
Jackson Lytle
E. High St
Thorneliff Cemetery
Will Attend Rites For Prof. Sanders
Madison County will be represented at the funeral of Prof. W. Burton Sanders 67 of 610 Evergreen St West Lafayette a Purdue University professor for about 40 years. Services set at 1 30 p m Thursday at Hippenstei Funeral Home Lafayette A Masonic tribute will follow burial at Lafayette. The deceased was prominent in Masonry and known to Purdue students and alumni and many fraternal connections.
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Madison County
W. Burton Sanders
Evergreen St
West Lafayette
Purdue University
Hippenstei
Lafayette
Sanders
Purdue
Grand Council of Royal and Select Masons of
Indiana
George C. Harper
Frank
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Anderson Herald
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