Anderson Mayor faces union picket dispute and private police
Unclear transcript shows Anderson Mayor Frank Allis meeting with Police Chief Doyle Wright and others to discuss picket rights and the use of private security at the Pierce Governor Plant. Arlus Sullivan of Local 940 alleges food delivery was tied to guns removal promises, raising questions about city intervention and law enforcement role during the strike.
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Sveape
Frank Allis
Doyle Wright
C. D. Ratrick
Satelyrd
Ratrick
Anderson
Arlus Sullivan
Allis
Pierce
Sullivan
Herald
Union
Ohio Ave
Tai You
Gerson
Cole
M0 Afl-Cio
Pierce Governor Plant
All States Security Police
Charlies
Trodglen
Norman Goodwin
Madison Mann‘y
Burch May Await April Decision On GOP Chair Switch
Sen Goldwater and party leaders push for change while Dean Burch signals willingness to serve beyond April 1 if the national committee desires. Bliss cites a recent survey predicting broad support to keep Burch, but warns unity cannot be forced in Chicago. Goldwater says Eisenhower Nixon and others back the move as in the party’s best interests. A written query asks if Romney Rockefeller and Scranton were consulted. Our Kitchen Now Open Big 4 Tavern.
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National Committee
Sen. Goldwater
Bliss
Burch
GOP
Chicago
Goldwater
Dwight E. Eisen
Hower
Richard M. Nixon
Dean Burch
George W. Romney
Michigan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Threat To Intervene In South Viet Nam Warning
Tokyo report cites New China News Agency dispatch warning China may intervene in South Viet Nam if U S imperialism continues its aggressive war. The statement says China and people will consider duties for defense of peace in the area. In city court a man pleaded not guilty to concealed weapon. Two men sentenced for public intoxication to six months on the state farm. Earl Shelton and Jack Ring, Anderson residents.
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Tokyo
China
Viet ‘Nam
U. S
South Viet Nam
New China News Agency
Peking
United
Pape
Maron
Anderson
State Farm
Earl Shelton
Jack Ring
Local commission shakeup and civic map notes
Names and assignments revised on the Hunter Motor Company leadership and city commission posts. New trustees fill vacancies, while political maps reflect Democratic edge in Indiana, with plan implications for Brighton area hearings and state governance reforms.
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Kenneth Butler
Meridian St
Zebedee Christian
Jackson Ave
T. Harry Kelly
Morton St
Erskine
Richard A. Stone
Pihl
Weidner
Hoyt Wright
Isaac Weatherly
Indiana University
Democrats
New York Democrats
Central Railroad
W Lrth
Indiana
Lincoln St
Anl
Bassett and Oakley Obituaries Highlight Anderson Rites
Ronald C. Bassett, 66, formerly of Anderson, died in Kokomo after years at Delco Remy and Delco Radio. Graveside services for Stephen Douglas Oakley, 13 months, will be at Memorial Park Cemetery led by Rev. John Nelson. Esther Guthrie, 72, of Vero Beach, Fla., widow of Dr F C Guthrie, will have funeral rites in Anderson with burial to follow.
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Ronald Bassett
Ronald C. Bassett
Ko 1
Koma
W. In Anderson
Ft. Lauder
Charles A
Carrie Bassett
Andersson
Sisny
Delco Remy DiVision
Delco Radio
Kokomo
Purel
Mr. Bassett
Ine
Robert Williams
Indianapolis
Mauri Hendrick
Charles
R. Bassett
Stevensville
Mich
Ward T Donnelly
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Leon Marsh
Alma Jean Dyer
Orin
Secent
Calif
Malita Bassetti
Seattle
Wash
Corder
Anderson
Norma Buck
Felix Buck
Branigin
Jakley
Stephen Douglas Oakley
Douglas
Glenda Faye Nelson Oakley
Broadway
Memorial Park
John Nelson
Elm Grove Christian Church
Sells and Rowe
Carver Oakley
Livingston, Tenn
Esther. Guthrie
Esther Guthrie
Vero Beach
F. C. Guthrie
Brown and Butz
Robert Fribley
First Methodist Church
Amy Warren
Amy Ruth Warren
Waler Warren
Sxr
Harid E. Rozelle
Phillip Edwards
Asociate
First Eub
Anderson Memorial Park
Bertha Antrim
Bertha Annim
Alhambra Dr
Sussell Deitch
East Lynn Chrisian Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Law officers urged to show public loyalty and unity
A column questions John Q Public's view of police duty and argues officers must balance risk and service. It urges law enforcement to maintain loyalty amid constant public scrutiny while noting final rites for Amy Ruth Warren and Bertha Antrim illustrate local community losses and memorials.
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John Q
Madison County
Indiana
United States
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Elsworth Shull 98 lifelong Hancock County farmer dies. Born January 1 1867 he was a Beech Grove Church member. service Thursday at 2 pm at Paul C. Cory Funeral Home with burial in Eden Cemetery. Robert Henry Weaver 86 of Alexandria dies. funeral today 2:30 pm at Brown Funeral Home Gaston with burial in Garden of Memories near Muncie.
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Elsworth Shull
Fortville
Elsworth (Felty) Shull
Hancock County
Azel and
Elizabeth Wisehart Shull
Beech Grove
Brathron
Robert Weaver
Alexandria
Robert Henry Weaver
N. Canal St
C & O Railway
Brown
Gaston
Donald Barnes
Garden of Memories
Muncie
Madison County Dock Contract Details Draw Protest
Legal notices recount Madison County board session on January 15 1965. Names and figures listed include Sarah Hinkle Ruth Dunham Betty Burke and many other locals with sums shown. The article covers a second vote for the New York and New Jersey longshoremen association pact, its terms on work hours pay pensions and conditions, and notes on union acceptance and shipper reactions.
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Ague
Wesf
Boerd
Madison County
Sarah Hinkle
Ruth Dunham
Marty Allen
Delories Prather
Betty Burke
Carlyn Johnson
Bessie Adams
Joyce Stroud
Isl
Wanda Jones
Helen Newman
Marilyn Collings
Judith Garcia
Christine McCormick
Jen Kein
Fiorabelle Etchison
J. E
Dana_ Slinkard Bowers
Alexandria
Wheatridge
Calif
James Leer
McPhearson
Wilbur McCartney
Josephine Feber
Milard Hornbeck
Kenneth
Long
Max Benson
Beach
Richard
Robert Hasler
Jerry Smit Billings
Mont
Shartes Hasler
Ph Lynch
Edna Moore
Monticel
Ralph Typeh
John Lewis
Fort George
Jerry Reyburn
Linda Belknap
Barbara Farrell
Janette Stubbs
Josephine Windoffer
Melissa Wheat
Mary Baxter
Judy Best
Mary Ashley
Helen Norris Everett McDaniels
Walter Dietzen
Richard Kreegar
Donald Philippe
Per ‘Barbara Penrod
Ann Forst
Max Branch
Mollie Blanton
Fort
Charles Armitteville
Willard Shull
wWenden Ferguson
Columbus
Jessemarie Carmichael
Shull
Kokomo
Lenna Buisler
Madge Mitchell
Alpha Byrum
Evelyn Kachelein
Margaret Louise
Ethelyn Julius
Beverly Bryant
Mabel Dean
Bersenel Sane ‘oWwal
Jon Elbert
Goodwin
Asner Lawrence
Noblesville
Elbert
Mary King
Rt. 2
Nobles
Susan Harrisonville
Tohson
Chablis Moore
Gray
Yitsinia Cunningham
Friends Church
Noon
Fayblesville
Milton Moore
Duke Harris
Witaris Wilkins
Irene Goodwin
Robert
DaVetta Stith
Sara Morgan
Frances Scott
Lucille Scott
Neilie Tharpe
Mabelle van Winkle
June Hartzell _ ss
Marilyn Hogue
Margaret Kidwacker
Ida Sheek
Wanda Stobler
Gerald Shine
Kenneth Fisher
Mary Lambertson
Gary E. Burke
Bernard Branch
Pacer
NYSA
Semuain
Howard Faust
York
New Jersey
Longshore
jZelery Frazier
Robert Honeycutt
Jam' Ie
John Keitch
Earl McClary
Irvin Shields
Oseer'h. Mrmencton
Lare
Cais San
Atisen County
Tucson Boys Chorus Appears On Campus Calendar
Dr. Robert H. Reardon of Anderson College notes the Tucson Boys Chorus appearance as part of special community programs and the 1964 65 campus calendar. The director Case praised their discipline likening them to paratroopers and described their voices as clear and pure.
Indiana reapportion plan reshapes 6th District edges
Congress discussion centers on a revised Western Indiana plan adding Monroe County while cutting Lawrence and Orange counties. The proposal shifts 15 counties from Attica to Vincennes and Bedford, boosting GOP strength and potentially affecting incumbent E. Ross Adair and Democrat John Brademas. Party leaders weigh secret ballots and district realignment implications for the 1966 primary.
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Marion County
Brighton
GOP
Bray
Martinsville
Clark County
Indiana
Lee Hamilton
Columbus
Monroe County
Lawrence
Orange
Atticul
Vincennes
Bedford
Terre Haute
Ford
Elkhart
Arends
E. Ross Adair
Fort
Wayne
Porter
Starke
U.S
John Brademas
South Reno
Jail Overcrowding Spurs Push for New Cell Block
Two inmates escaped via a back door to Central Ave exit after beating Grigsby with a night stick. Deputies report weekend arrests are filling the County Jail, prompting a likely request for a new housing block. Sheriff Ravage, hospitalized at the Cleveland Clinic, authorized steps to curb escapes and handle rising inmate numbers.
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Central Ave
Grigsby
James Leer
Paul Ravage
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland
Ohio
Boom Continuta 1964 Building Permits Summary
The 1964 building permit data show new homes valued at 4,790,020 with 952 permits, apartments 431,000 with five permits, remodeled homes 39,144 with 27 permits, home additions 196,004 with 90 permits, and other alterations 7,000 with six permits. Business remodels 62,030 with 28 permits, business additions 170,610 with 24 permits, new business 2,570,109 with 33 permits, industrial new 3,685,499 with four permits, industrial additions 3,149,500 with ten, industrial retained 7,000 with one, roofing and siding 295,923 with 288, garages 59,952 with 159, miscellaneous 392,999 with 131, new churches 163,000 with two, church additions 203,500 with two, signs 25,000 with 34, paint store fronts 2,529 with eight, demolish 8, new schools 500,000 with one, school additions 1,500 with one, and schools remodeled 40,000 with one.
Branigin Pushes Big Expansion of Indiana Recreation and Reapportionment
Branigin and ex Governor Welsh urge the legislature to boost a proposed 15 million dollar appropriation for Burns Harbor port and to redraw state legislative districts by population for fairer representation. He also calls for more funds for higher education mental health and community programs while supporting repeal of the 1963 special prosecutors act.
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Branigin
Page One
Tange
Matthew E. Welsh
Burns Harbor Port
Senate
House
Indiana
Indiana Supreme
Malaysia and Indonesia in oil seating dispute noted
A meeting with military and state officials from Malaya Sarawak Sabah and Singapore discussed oil policy without a final decision. Sukarno withdrew Indonesia from the world body to protest Malaysia’s non permanent seat. Hollywood notes report George Kennedy joins the Mirage cast with Gregory Peck and Diane Baker.
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Mare
Sar Seewes
Sabah Cane
Ma J Bacasia
Sukarno
Indonesia
World Organization
Malaysia
Conned
Mirage
Hollywood
UPI
George Kennedy
Gregory Peck
Diane Bake
Univer
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