Impeachment Move Tangles Gary Council Clash
In Gary Indiana a push to impeach three council members over a kickback scandal stalls as a two thirds vote is needed. Wom ak, Ferhat, and Gray face removal after admitting accepting Shamrock Engineering checks. A private protest group backs the action while the council considers dismissal following city elections.
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Freers Day Banquet Plans Highlight Anderson Jaycees
Founders De Anderson Jaycees finalize plans for their annual Freers Day Banquet at Anderson Country Club Thursday night January 24 with Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Feller as guest speaker. The program includes the presentation of the Dis we Service Award to a local youth chosen by a citizens committee led by Earl Hoover. Nearly 20 nominations for active community members are being narrowed to three finalists to be announced at the 6 30 p m 9 p m dinner. Tickets are available at the Junior Chamber of Commerce OI and from Jaycee members.
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Preparedness Class At Anderson High Sees 100 Attendees
One hundred adults joined opening sessions for a four week course on nuclear preparedness at Anderson High School. The program, run by the Division of Adult Education, the State Department of Public Instruction, and the State Civil Defense organization, emphasizes practical survival measures. The total number of students who have completed or are taking the class now stands at 317.
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White House reshuffles Army commands in Kennedy era
The White House announced a reshuffle of several Army commands with President Kennedy nominating generals for promotion. Maj. Gen. Theodore J. Conway will become deputy commanding general of the Army with headquarters in Korea, while Lt Gen. John K. Waters is slated for promotion to full general to command the U S Continental Army Command. Maj. Gen. Charles G. Dodge will succeed Waters as commanding general of the army information service and was nominated for lieutenant general.
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Segregation and sports broadcasting themes emerge in local story
In South Bend Indiana AP coverage discusses racial integration in sports and broadcasting. It notes ministers like Harmon and Tom Meredith in the era, with former military men shaping media roles. The piece covers indictments, grand jury decisions, and a Rams broadcaster’s death by exposure.
Aboard Plane Crash Continues Burn Scene
The plane remained ablaze two hours after the crash. Unofficial reports say at least 20 escaped the wreckage with four dead and 20 injured among passengers and crew. Police noted severe ground damage but no immediate casualty reports.
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Army mine blast at Madison tests budget plan kills worker
An Army test explosion at a Madison Indiana site killed Arthur L. Hall and injured another worker as officials discuss a 1963 budget plan. The blast occurred during a routine test at a government proving ground north of Madison with Hall aged 46 and Wilbur E. Lock, 40, injured. The incident ties to fiscal discussions on tax relief and budgetary impact over three years.
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County Schools Work Along From Page One
City street department details for 1962 including sidewalk and curb work and miles of streets cleaned. Major improvements listed with materials used such as concrete, gravel, and asphalt. Names of officials and schools noted among candid discussion on budget and committee roles.
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Tax reform prospects and Kennedy budget plans in 1964
The article reports lawmakers doubting swift tax reform this year as Kennedy prepares the 1964 budget. Officials expect a mix of tax cuts for individuals and corporations, with projections that reforms may take years to show revenue gains. Kennedy will outline costs and funding in the fiscal 1964 budget. The piece notes supporting opinions from Boggs and Hodges on reform timing and effects.
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Labor row widens over wages and graft bay strike text
A report details union protests amid a long shoremen strike in New York, with talks stalled as demands include higher wages and a 40 hour week. It notes 20,000 workers laid off, several papers shutting down, and ongoing negotiations with the ITU, ILA, and newspaper guilds while outlining related legislative proposals and dockside disruptions.
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Anderson Obituaries Summary of Local Notables
Obituary notices list James K. Smith 86 retired telecom employee of 3116 Fletcher St and Chester E. Nelson 70 farmer of 410 Eastern Dr Chesterfield who died recently. Other notices honor Ann V. Weis Mattie F. Ockomon Roscoe Spence and Judge M E Gates with funeral details and family survivors.
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Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Obituaries from Madison County and nearby areas note Frances Sargent of Middletown aged 97, and Joseph W. Sargent’s widowship. Also listed are deaths of Hobbs, Higdon, and other residents with funeral details, call times, and burial locations across local towns and churches.
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Lebanon City Council May Alter City Judge Office
INDIANAPOLIS UP I The Lebanon City Council has power to repeal or amend the ordinance creating the city judge’s office Indiana Atty Gen Edwin Snaree Blacki dge of Dayton Ohio the sole remaining member of the Anderson pioneer family ruled Tuesday Funeral rites will be held at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Steers said the mayor would conduct the service if the office is abolished Burial will be in West Maplawnood Cemetery Friends may call after 2 pm today Walter L Brock 74 died at the Veterans Hospital Ryton England road sweeper Jim Biggins retired last week and returns to work this year
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Beers Building Planned For E Fifth Street Campus
Dr Reardon outlines final two story Beers building plan with 47000 square feet to house biology botany chemistry and physics departments. Johnson Ritchhart and Associates Ander son draw final plans and space utilization is reviewed by science faculties. Campaign cabinet includes Allis Boyes Burton Griffith Stewart Stilson and Reardon with gifts from General Motors 160600 and Lilly Endowment 75000. RUSSIANS SAIL FOR CUBA Maria Allanova leaves Riga bound for Cuba with Soviet specialists and Cuban tourists from Havana reports.
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Republicans Press Reapportionment Plan Across Indiana
Senate GOP moves to amend the constitution first while agreeing the Indiana Plan would set a 60 member Senate and 100 member House on geography and population. House Republicans tentatively back the original plan with further caucuses planned to determine procedure. Donaldson had introduced but withdrew a constitutional amendment for permanent Senate districts and decennial House reapportionment.
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Indiana Education and Youth Policy Proposals Change School Exemptions
Legislative items propose allowing osteopaths to excuse pupils from physical education, changing civil witness fees to 85 a day with 3 cents a mile for travel, removing town police limits, teaching a course on Americanism versus Communism in secondary schools, creating an Indiana Youth Council, and forming a citizens advisory committee to plan juvenile delinquency controls.
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