Indians overwhelm Ft Wayne Central 72 to 58 at Wigwam
Anderson’s Indians, known for sudden offensive bursts, surged past Ft Wayne Central 72 to 58 in a rough game at the Wigwam. After a late third quarter push, they widened a 61 56 edge with four baskets in 32 seconds to seal the win before nearly 8,000 fans.
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Anderson
Indians
Ft. Wayne Central
Tribe
Tigers
Rushville
Ray Estes
Ft. Wayne
Sam Nunn
Fort Wayne Central
Bill Mauck
Madison County breeders elects leaders at annual meeting
Ralph Thurston of Summitville was elected president of the Madison County Purebred Livestock Breeders Association at its Jan 7 annual meeting, succeeding Charles Lawler. Mervin Shuter, Frankton, became vice president. Aaron Sparks, Markleville, secretary. Vincent Norris, Elwood, treasurer. The report also notes a Madison County jail death and a local official reappointment.
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Ralph
Thurston
Summitville
Madison County Purebred Livestock Breeders Association
Charles Lawler
Richland Township
Mervin ‘Shuter
Frankton
Aaron Sparks
Markleville
Vincent Norris
Elwood
Treacher
Swindell
Lafayette Township
Madison County Sheepreeders Association
Robert Painter
Alexandria
Ralph Thurston
George Baker
Madison County Agriculture Groups Elect Officers and Plan Events
The Madison County Purebred Beef Breeders Association elected Harold Morehead as president with Horace Hays as vice president and committee members in Alexandria. The Swine Breeders Association chose Kenneth Cranfield as president and Mervin Shuter as vice president. The association also set March 8 for an annual banquet at the 4H Club Building with Paul Thurston and Buford Rathel as co-chairmen, and approved a district Gold Medal Lamb show for August 8 at the Madison County 4-H Fair. Economic development proposals include outer breakwater and river road work, highway and airport improvements, and defense contract efforts for Indiana plants. Governor Ristine's remarks drew mixed reactions from Republicans and a call for more detailed recommendations.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Wellation
General Assembly
Curtis Wilson Flowers
Madison
Paul Ravage
Mr. Flowers
Pearl
Flowers
Inci
Geni
Lapel
Ralph Ferguson
Goldie Poole
Anderson
Joe Flowers
Mathern Brown
Willie Flowers
Hoy Flow
Charles Humphrey
Ers
Lester Farran
Fish
Miller J. Huggins
Ee Funeral
Association
4H Club
Alexandria
Paul Thurston
Buford Rathel
Madison County Purebred Beef Breeders Association
Harold Morehead
Horace Hays
Markleville
Avi Qwuiel
MaLnitville
Madison County Swine Breeders 'Association
Kenneth Cranfield
Mervin Shuter
Frankson
Carl
Welsh
Lake Michigan
Burns
Ditch
Ohio’ River
Mauckport
Cannelton
Monroe Reservoir
Richard O. Ristine
Senate
Ristine
Democrats Stall GOP Districting Plan Reapportionment Fight
Indiana senators clash over reapportionment as Democrats push an immediate population enumeration to enable districting by population this session. The plan seeks to certify adult population counts by township from the last federal census, allowing swift House and Senate redistricting under existing constitutional rules. Sen. Raul E. Hatfield and Sen. John C. G. Ruckelshaus lead the move, amid Democratic splits with rural members opposing the party’s approach.
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Ndianapolis
Senate
Raul E. Hatfield
Devansville
John CG. Ruckelshaus
House
Sen
C. Wendell Martin
Indianapolis
Ruckelshaus
J. Will
Fulbright
D-Ark
Rusk
Cuba
United States
U.S
Noa
Midcontinent Storm Brings Snow and Cold Across U S
A midwinter storm slams a wide belt of the nation with heavy snow and record cold. Temperatures plunge to 50 below zero in parts of the West, with up to eight inches of snow in Chicago and five in Omaha. The Arctic air threatens crops in the Rio Grande Valley as the system spans from the Pacific Northwest to New England.
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United Press International
New England
Rio Grande Valley
Yiu Shaw
Chicago
Katanga Leader Tshombe Flees to Rhodesia Sparks Congo Crisis
United Nations reports Katanga President Moise Tshombe slipped from Elisabethville to Northern Rhodesia amid high level diplomacy. Sources say he left at speed by car toward Kipushi as U.N. forces were unable to stop him, creating a new crisis in the Congo and challenging Thant’s reconciliation plan.
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United Nations
UPI
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Elisabethville
U.N
Rhodesia
Congo
Tshombe
Kipushi
Pyran
Drry
Eny
Kolweai
UPL
Thant
Federaion of
Roy Nelensky
Profshombe
Ishombe
Teluma
Anderson College Blanket-Thon Aims to Aid Needy Algerians
AC Student Council launches Project Warm-Up Blanket-Thon at Anderson College. Students, faculty, and locals are invited to donate blankets mittens and clothing for Algerians in need. The event runs from 7 to midnight in the women's Gymnasium on Es 3rd St with entertainment refreshments and articles counted.
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Anderson College
Arigay
nNrgat
Win
Twomen’s Gymnasium
Es 3Rd St
Larry Brown
Andersoni
Council
Anderson’ Callege
U S Aircraft Hunted In Asian Communist Area
A rescue fleet searched a Communist infested area in South Vietnam's central highlands on Friday. In Montana and Wyoming, three children died from carbon monoxide poisoning after a car slid off a road into a snowdrift. A near-blizzard closed hundreds of schools from New Mexico to Minnesota and caused widespread damage including a mile long tornado in another state.
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UPC
South Vietnam
Ara
Armenhaty
Montana
Wyoming
Drummond
Mont
Outlaw “Mesa
Grand Junction
Colo
Wey
New Mexico
Minnesota
Mammoth
Meredith Blamed In Unrest At Ole Miss Campus
Mississippi officials and university leaders blamed James Meredith for campus unrest sparked by his announcement of changes at Ole Miss. Atty Gen. Kennedy and campus security tightened controls after a press conference Meredith held alleging needed reforms. Night demonstrations subsided as campus police remained on duty and Meredith dined in the student cafe without incident.
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UPI
Robert Kennedy
Meredith
Mississippi
Wiliams
James H. Meredith
Ester
Ainines
J. D. Williams
Williams
Ole Miss
John
Martin
Kennedy
Umit
Five Seymour Fires Saintly Fire Departments Fail To Save Home
In Seymour Indiana fire destroyed a $17,000 home as about 400 students gathered nearby to watch. Five fire departments could not save the house or stop the blaze. University officials later said Gustave Von Bielingen and others were involved in the incident. Police contacted Seymour, Brownstown, Red Ding Two, Columbus and Bakatar Air Force Base for assistance but regulations blocked further response.
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Seymour
Ind
Meredith
Gustave von Bielingen
Seymoure
New Arrivals In Anderson And Vicinity
In Anderson area births are recorded at S Johns Hospital and Burnal Community Hospital. A girl born to Leroy Hake and wife at 2300 Chicago wildwood Ave. A boy born to Pendleton residents at 1Priday. A girl born to Larry Barkdall and wife at Pendleton 2 girl. A boy born to Alford Robbins and wife at Fletcher St. A boy born to William Ruff and wife at Martindale 2203. Store sales rise 13 percent in district for week ended Jan. 5, per Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
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S& John's Hospital
Leroy Hake
Chicago
UPI
Wildwood Ave
Larry Barkdall
Pendleton
Federal Burnal Community Hospital
Reserve Bank of Chicago
lPriday
Alford Robbins
Fletcher St
William Ruff
Martindale
Mancino Wins $24,063 Pen Soccer Prize in Italy
In Cantanta Italy Porter Salvatore Mancino aged 45 won $24,063 in last Sunday's soccer prize and has been confined to bed since with neural trauma with manifestations of nervous excitement and very strong insomnia doctors sail Friday.
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Cantanta
Italy
Salvatore Mancino
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