Lapel Bulldogs Rally To Edge Pendleton In County Tourney
Greg Baker hit a clutch basket in the final 10 seconds as Lapel defeated Pendleton 69 to 67 in the Madison County Invitational opener at the AHL Wigwam. Pendleton built an early 9-0 lead, the game featured 14 ties, and Lapel pulled away late to claim the narrow win amid 4,000 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Baker
Lapel
Bulldogs
Pendleton Irish
Summitville
Goblins
Frankton Eagles
Pendleton
Estes Boles
Boles
Roger McCarty
McCarty
Stan Cook
Johnson seeks end to national origins immigration quotas
President Johnson asks Congress to overhaul U S immigration law with a plan favoring skilled workers and relatives of citizens, aiming to abolish the 1924 national origins quotas. He cites humanitarian goals and states the change would reflect American tradition and work capability, with support and opposition from senators. Weather details follow.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
U.S
House
Senate
United States
John
F. “Kennedy
Judiciary
Kennedy
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Merit Bill Planned By Police Group
Robert Graham on behalf of the Indiana Fraternal Order of Police says a Civil Merit Bill may be adopted soon by the Indiana General Assembly. The plan would standardize officer testing, base rank on results, and create a commission to take many duties from the Mayor and Safety Board, including a physician, a college graduate, and a law enforcement expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Graham
Indiana Fraternal Order of Police
Indiana General Assembly
Graham
Indiana
Police Department
Colomn
YMCA Kicks Off Membership Drive On Friday
The YMCA opens its annual membership canvass with a breakfast meeting at 7:30 a.m. led by canvass chairman George D. Griffith and co chairman William Havermale. Russell Hulse and Dr. George Taggart will speak, with division leaders coordinating by section. Report meetings run January 21 and 27 and February 2, with over two hundred men and women from the Anderson Community set to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
George D. Griffith
Canvass
William Havermale
Cochairman
Russell Hulse
George Taggart
Kenneth V. Weidner
Don LaPierre
Wilbur Martin
W. R. Harrison
Max Casey
Ww. Crim
D. Campbell
Kenneth Hull
A.M. Rinker
Anderson
Branin Signs Emergency Clause For ‘Right To Work’ Bill
In Indianapolis UPI: The Senate moved to second reading a measure to enact a right to work law with an emergency clause. Governor Branigin is expected to sign, aiming for May 1 effect, while debates over sales tax loopholes and timing surfaced on opening day.
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Donesia
Borneo
Indonesia
Indianapolis
UPI
Todiang Senate
Branigin
Senate
Benee Prs
Hoosiers For
David R. Thayer
Christy
William Christy
D-Hammond
House
Keith Fraser
Portland
Flood Hazard Discussed by City Board of Health
The City Board of Health met to address spring flood risks from White River, noting a rise in mumps and old-fashioned measles. It urges biennial well water testing, offers free sample containers, and reports a state milk rating increase to 97 percent for 1964. Page 2, Col 3.
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City Board of Health
White River
9Th St
Central Ave
Anderson
Indiana Bell Plans 1965 Expansion Across Indiana Area
The Indiana Bell Telephone Co of Indianapolis announced a record 52.9 million dollar 1965 construction program. Projects span Anderson Elwood Alexandria Middletown and Summitville with 28.6 million for growth 13.1 million for modernization and 12 million for plant replacements. A 20 story addition is planned to the downtown Indiana Bell building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Indianapolis
Anderson
Elwood
Alexandria
Middletown
Summitville
Indiana Bell
Indiana
Malaysia Builds Forces in Response to Indonesian Threat
The report notes Malaysia forming a 40,000 strong defense force to guard coastal areas and remote islands amid Indonesia’s Confrontation campaign led by President Sukarno. It details British redeployments, the carrier Eagle joining other naval units, and Britain’s stance after Sukarno’s UN exit. Also mentions VA plans to close 14 hospitals and 17 regional offices to save funds.
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Singapore
Malaysia
UPT
Premler
Mombasa
Kenya
Tun’ Abdul Razakate
Jearrier Eagle
Singa
Africa
Jarean
Indonesia
Malaysian ‘Borneo
Sukarno
Federation of
Ma‘ilaysia
United Nations
Britain
England
Eagle
Wit
Washington
UPI
Veterans Administration
Annulment Won by 84YearOld Jacob Brash in Short Marriage
Santa Monica reports Jacob Brash, 84, won an annulment from Helen Brash, 73, after a fourteen month marriage. Testimony described a brief romance ending in court action.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jacob Brash
Helen
Anderson Bank Elects Officers Announcement
Sheldon B. Cooper announces seven promotions and two new officers at Anderson Banking Company. Wilbur S. Roby rises to executive vice president, with Charles C. Dillman, Charles W. Riedel, and eight others advancing to staff posts. New officers include Jack Alexander and R. I. Anderson as assistant cashiers. Roby has led since 1926 and holds Wisconsin banking graduate credentials.
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Sheldon B. Cooper
Anderson Banking Company
Wilbur S. Roby
Charles C. Dillman
Charles W. Riedel
Vice Press
Jack Alexander
R. I. Anderson
Roby
Ithe Graduate School of Banking
University of Wisconsin
Columbia University Bank
St. John’s Hospital
First Methodist Church
Anderson Chamber of Com- Pheals
Groundhog Dinner Set For Feb 2
The annual Groundhog Dinner sponsored by Madison County Vulture 510, 40 and 8, to raise funds for the nurses training program, will be held at Linder's at 6 30 p m Feb 2. Glen Massman Dayton C will be the speaker for the event, expected to attract between 450 and 500 persons. In charge of arrangements for the 1965 Groundhog Banquet are Paul E O Neill, Mel George, Don Chaille, and Dr James Lamey, with Dr John Drake and others named in the program. The 44 and nurse training program was founded in 1937 and has since become a national program of the 40 and 8. Officers report eight nurses in training, with three to graduate next June. Massman, a Seymour born speaker, was educated at May ton Otterbein Wittenberg and Miami universities. His career began at the National Cash Register Company. Please Turn to Page 2 Column 2.
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Madison County
Linder’s
Glen Massman
Dayton
Paul E. O'Neill
Mel George
Don Chaille
James Lamey
John Drake
Wendell Kelley
P. T. Lamey
Ralph Plough
Elwood
Harry Bishop
Frankton
Warren Polhemus
Anderson
Vuitures
Otis Kopp
Henry Garite
Walter Jones
Velture
Massman
Seymour, Lind
Mayton
Otterbein College
Wittenberg
Miami
National Cash Register Company
Judge Indicates Balloting Likely On 4-Unit Plan
Madison Circuit Judge Carl T. Smith signaled a special election on four proposed community school corporations. The plan, paused by a restraining order, faced a looming deadline as the Central Metropolitan School District pressed for a decision, with a general election history in play and a possible October ballot reschedule.
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Madison Circuit
Carl T. Smith
Smith
Burl Whiteman
Jay Circuit Court
Central Metropolitan School District
U S Planes Downed During Laos Mission
Two U S Air Force fighter bombers were shot down in central Laos while striking a key road used to move supplies to Communist guerrillas in South Vietnam. The downed aircraft were an F100 Super Sabre and an F105 Thunderchief. the F105 pilot, Capt. Albert C. Vollmer, was rescued, while Capt. Charles Ferguson remained missing. The Defense Department gave limited details on the mission as raids were carried out along Route 7 toward the Plaine de Jarres region.
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Washington
U.S. Air Force
Laos
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Albert C. Vollmer
Denton
Kan
Rush
N.Y
Charles Ferguson
Clovis
N.M
Parma
Idaho
Bit Jalermante
Oedels
Plaine de Jarres
Laotian Panhandle
Security guards depart after Anderson escort
Pierce Governor Company hired security guards who left Anderson after local police escorted them from the Pierce plant on Ohio Avenue. The move came amid disputes with Anderson police and safety officials over protection and legality of deputized status.
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Wright
Bennett
Security
Anderson
Pierce Governor Plant
Ohio Ave
Anderson Motor Hotel
Doyle Wright
Ade- Anderson
All States
Pri
Anderson Vate
Detroit
Mich
Pierce Them
Imr Governor Company
Reo Beonett
C. D. Bertruck
Safety Board
Rotruck
Local youths charged in shoplifting case
Major Robert Estes reports John Miles Jr and John Henry Lewis along with Eddy Lee Graham were found guilty of shoplifting in city court. Miles Jr faced a five dollar fine and six months on the Indiana State Farm with 170 days suspended. Lewis paid five dollars and costs plus nine days on the farm, while Graham was also convicted. Charges involved a local Camera Store and two other shoplifting complaints were cleared.
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Robert Estes
Johnnny Willie Miles Jr
Madison Ave
Estes
Miles
Indiana State Farm
John Henry Lewis
Indianapolis
Eddy Lee Graham
Robert Robbins
Harry Boze
Kenneth Losier
Robert Mitchell
Robert Tumulty
New Arrivals and Vicinity Births Listed by Hospitals
Newborns reported at St John s Hospital Community Hospital and local addresses include Ronald and Karen Bryant 310 Marine Dr a boy William Frey B17 Walton a girl Ronald Bushy 1332 Noble St two boys Ronald Broyles 328 Walnut St a girl Carle Enger mier Chesterfield a girl Floyd Noel 2115 Nichol Ave a boy Phillip Gat 1128 Central Ave a girl Jerry Hackleton Lapel a girl Bill Whitinger 216 W Andover Rd a boy J L Huffman Alexandria a girl James Hawn Markleville a boy Warren Leveque 830 Chester St two boys Daniel Davis Pendleton a girl Thomas Derven and Robert Brigode 416 Andover Rd a boy
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St. John’s Hospital
Ronald Bryant
Marine Dr
William Frey
Walton
Community Hospital
Ronald Bushy
Noble St
Ronald Broyles
Walnut St
Carle Engermier
Chesterfield
Floyd Noel
Nichol Ave
Phillip Gat
Central Ave
Jerry Hackleton
Bill Whiti
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LBJ
Mitville
Linda’ Millig
Sam- Han
Linda Beeson
Susan Bailey
Penny Rumler
Bobby ‘Heniser
Wilma Ford
Herald
Indiana Bells
Chue
Anderson Bank
Andersen Banking Company
Wilbur
Linder's
Metro
State School Reorganization Commission
State Commission
County Committee
Metro District
Metra
Louis Johnson
Cedar St
Pierce Governor Company
Uaw-Cio
Pierce
Frank Allis
Charles Trodglen
Chyang
Joe Taipey
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang” Ching-Kuo
China
Chiang
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