GOP Readies Own Measure On Expenditures
In Indianapolis the Republican led Ways and Means Committee began drafting an appropriation bill aligned to the balanced budget after Democratic refusal to sponsor Gov Welsh budget costs. Chairman Coppes said the measure will be written into another bill as a carrier and set department needs, with Townsend querying the plan. Page 2, Column 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
House
Ways and Means Committee
Matthew E. Welsh
John F. Coppes
R-Nappanee
Coppes
State Budget Agency
Ways and Means
W. Wayne Townsend
Dopland
Airliner Crash Kills At Least Ten In Sao Paulo Suburb
A Cruzeiro do Sul Convair 240 with 45 aboard crashed on a rainy Tuesday near Sao Paulo killing at least ten and injuring 30 with five missing. Three Japanese immigrant homes burned as troops and taxi crews aided survivors.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
UPI
Cruzeiro Do Sul Airlines
Rio de Janeiro
Cruzeiro Airlines
Congonhas
Ball Brothers Grant Supports Anderson College Building Campaign
Ball Brothers Foundation at Muncie announced a $10,000 grant for Anderson College's science building campaign which seeks $750,000 for a new facility on the Eastside campus. Trustee and president Dr. Robert H. Reardon said construction will start once total pledges and cash cover half the cost, with about $600,000 pledged so far from city drives, midwest foundations, and friends. Two other major gifts came from the Benwood Foundation and Kroger Company. Elmo A. Funk and Robert McKaig presented the gifts on behalf of their organizations.
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Ball Brothers Foundation
Muncie
Anderson College
Eastside
Robert H. Reardon
Anderson
Foundations
the College
Midwest
Reardon
Benwood Foundation
Kroger Company
Elmo A. Funk
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Robert McKaig
Kroger
38Th
Main Sts
Conservation Banquet Slated Here This Month
The 13th annual Madison County Soil and Water Conservation District Meeting is set for Thursday noon at the Anderson YMCA. Dr. Maurice Heath of Purdue will discuss opportunities in soil conservation with forages using colored slides. Ralph Truex and Highland High School top land judging teams receive special awards from Goodyear. Committees have luncheon tickets in each township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Soil and Water Conservation District
Anderson Ymca
Evan Wilson
Maurice Heath
Purdue Agronomy Department
Heath
Indiana
Ralph Truex
FFA
Highland High School
Dean Halsey
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Anderson
Local Man Seriously Wounded in Suspected Domestic Shooting
Carl Theet, 31, of 812 East 32nd Street, in serious condition at St John’s Hospital with four to five gunshot wounds to chest and head. Police say his wife Henrietta Theet, 27, fired the shots during a late night quarrel. Theet was transported by his wife. County and city investigators are assessing the case as sheriff’s office continues the inquiry. Mrs. Theet is being held for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Theet
St. John's Hospital
Theet
Henrietta
Chesterfield
Bank Heist at Clifton Savings Bank Sticks
Gunmen wearing a stocking cap robbed Clifton Savings Bank for 966 dollars on Monday. It was the third robbery since Dec. 19 and sixth since July 1958, pushing total loot past 5 700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Md
Clifton Savings Bank
County Schools In Speech Meet
Three Madison County high schools will join the 17th annual High School Speech Conference at Ball State Teachers College Saturday. Anderson High School led by Mrs. Maxine Bridges Madison Heights High School under Margaret J. Furnace and Wendell Willkie High School Elwood under Donald Brown will enter in seven tournament categories. Entering the radio announcing division are Thom Hardwick Paul Drumm Madison Heights Linda Oliver and Virginia Jackson Elwood. In humorous interpretation division are Terry Mace Diane Tuckerman Linda Thornburg Bill Dexter Carol Pettigrew Ann Hundlman Anderson High David Morris Jean Sanford Pamela Furnace Larry Roberts and Cindy Johnson Madison Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Ball State Teachers College
Duane Diedrich
Anderson High School
Maxine Bridges
Madison Heights
Anderson
Margaret J. Furnace
Wendell Willkie
Elwood
Donald Brown
Thom Hardwick
Anderson High
Paul Drumm
Linda Oliver
Virginia Jackson
Terry Mace
Diane Tuckerman
Linda Thornburg
Bill Dexter
Carol Pettigrew
Ann Hundlman
David Morris
Jean Sanford
Pamela Furnace
Larry Roberts
Cindy Johnson
Water Damage at Wisconsin Knife Works Office Floods Premises
Firemen responded to an alarm at the Wisconsin Knife Works office on Locust Street after a sprinkler froze and pipes burst. The incident flooded the office, damaging the floor plaster and furniture with estimated losses of 2000 to 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Knife Works
Locust St
Tshombe to End Struggle in Katanga
President Moise Tshombe announced the end of Katanga secession and proposed truce talks after surrendering Kolwezi to United Nations forces. The UN and central Congo leaders backed amnesty, while clashes and a high tensions backdrop continued as the Kolwezi stronghold faced potential handover.
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Tshombe
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Kolwezi
United Nations
Elisabethville
U Thant
Ndola
UPS
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Joseph Kasavubu
Brit
Monaii
Jadotville
U.N
Dipeta
Leopoldville
Britain
New York
Salisbury
Rhodesia
United Nation
Thant
Senate GOP loses round on districting in Indiana Senate
Indiana Senate Republicans faltered in a bid to clear the way for legislative reapportionment by constitutional amendment. By a 28 to 19 vote the chamber defeated suspending rules to kill a two term sheriff amendment, with Democrats and several Republicans opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Senate
Willis Batchelet
Angola
C. Wendell Martin
John Ruckelshaus
Earl Landgrebe
Valparaiso
Martha Burnett
Keith Fraser
Portland
D. Russell Bontrager
Relkhart
Bontrager
Marshall Kizer
Plymouth
Kizer
Wabash College
Karl D'Lessker
Two Injured In Weekend Auto Crashes In Local Area
An Anderson man, Curtis Stevens, 24, suffered abrasions after his car left a 90 degree bridge curve on Airport Road. He was treated at Community Hospital and released. Another run in with a truck on Indiana 109 near Clearwater Drive left Emerson Downes, 49, in critical condition at St. John’s Hospital with multiple fractures and head injuries.
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Anderson
Chesterfield
Curtis Stevens
Nichol Ave
Community Hospital
Clearwater Dr
St. John’s Hospital
Emerson Downes
Paradise Dr
Cable Break on Carrier Wounds Navy Men
A steel cable snapped during a landing attempt on the USS Constellation whiplashing the flight deck and injuring eight to twelve sailors, some critically. Four casualties were flown to North Island Naval Hospital. one radio report claimed fatalities, which the Navy did not confirm. Cmdr H S Matthews piloted the Phantom jet back to Miramar after triggering the accident.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
Constellation
Navy
North Island
Navy Public Information Office
Cmdr
H.S. Matthews
Miramar Naval Air Station
America
Appearance Of Sportscaster To Climax YMCA Drive
The Anderson YMCA annual membership campaign moves toward its climax with the appearance of sportscaster Harmon, former football All American Tem pore gl ae mad, at a noon luncheon on Wednesday February 23. The event also marks the YMCA election of new officers and directors as the drive wraps up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Ymca
al McCollurn
Harmon
YMCA
McColloum
Indiana Faces Subzero Night With Snow Likely
The region endures record cold with readings from 0 to 10 above as Indiana faces another subzero night. The day prior saw a high of 14 above and southern winds bring scattered snow flurries later in the week. Two deaths linked to the cold were reported in South Bend and Elkhart, including Edward Grabow ski who froze outside his home and Paul Mishler who died in a fire.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
South Bend
LaPorte
Kokomo
New Castle
Michigan City
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Evansville
Edward Grabowski
Edward Shelley
Paul Mishler
Elkhart
Kenneth
Bergman to Lead Royal Dramatic Theater in Stockholm
Swedish film director Ingmar Bergman will be appointed Friday as chief of the Royal Dramatic Theater of Stockholm. Bergman and his films have won Academy Awards in Hollywood.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Ingmar Bergman
Royal Dramatic Theater of
Bergman
Hollywood
1 000 000 Stranded In Transit Walkout
A transit strike halted bus trolley subway and elevated service in Philadelphia affecting over a million riders. TWU members and 5 600 workers walked out seeking wage gains and a no layoff clause while federal mediators pursued settlement amid disruptions from Maine to Texas. Various rail lines added services to ease the crisis as talks continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Maine
Texas
wWnions
New York City
Cleveland
Ralph Locher
Guild
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Philadelphia Transportation Co
PTC
Pennsylvania
Reading
James H. J. Tate
Four men indicted in Mississippi race riot case
A federal grand jury indicted Phillip L Myles Richard H Hinton Kline L May of Mobile Alabama area and Melvin Bruce of Decatur Georgia for forcibly resisting federal marshals during Sept 30 Mississippi riot. The charges include felony counts with up to 5 000 fine and three years imprisonment and misdemeanor counts with up to 1 000 fine and one year imprisonment. All defendants remain free on 5 000 bail.
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Oxford
Miss
UPI
Misssissippi
Phillip Lloyd Myles
Richard H. Hinton
Kline Lamar May
Mobile
Ala
Melvin Bruce
Decatur
Cleveland Named To State Post As Public Defender
Sid M Cleveland longtime Anderson attorney and former Madison Superior Court judge was named deputy public defender for Indiana. Under Judge Robert Baker he will oversee inmate legal affairs at Pendleton Reformatory in post conviction cases.
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Indianapolis
Sid M Cleveland
Anderson
Madison Superior Court 2
Robert Baker
Michigan City
Baker
Indiana State Supreme Court
Cleveland
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Mrs. Margaret Beck Dies Tuesday At 64 In Anderson
Mrs. Margaret Spaulding Beck, 64, wife of Robert Beck of 1010 Van Buskirk Road, died early Tuesday after a long illness at Community Hospital. She taught drama at the Cincinnati Conservatory before marriage to Oct. 12, 1929, and held DePauw University and Anderson High School ties. She was active in First Presbyterian Church and several clubs. Survived by husband and daughter Natalia.
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Margaret Spaulding Beck
Robert Beck
van Buskirk Rd
Community Hospital
Thomson and McKinnon
Anderson
John and
Clara Spaulding
Beck
Anderson High School
DePauw University
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
DePauw
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
First Presbyterian Church
Hawthorne
Current
Ralph
Natalia
Kennedy Pledges Swift Tax Cut Action
President Kennedy presses for quick tax reductions with a $10 billion cut over three years. House Speaker McCormack says Ways and Means hearings will begin after the tax message on January 24. Commerce Secretary Hodg es cautions that merging reforms may slow passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
House
Senate
White House
John McCormack
House Ways & Means Committee
Luther H. Hodges
Secretary of Commerce
Street Report Details 1962 City Resurfacing
Earl Toombs reports 1962 resurfaced over 6 miles of streets and over 40 blocks of alleys in Anderson. More than 1 500 tons of asphalt used for patches, over 3 000 tons laid with Tailgate Paver. Sefton and Hendricks streets improved. Brown 7th to 2t h and 38th Street to city limits paved.
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Sefton St
Hendricks St
Hazlett St
Container Company
Brown St
Sefton
38Th St
Main St
Toombs
31St St
Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals in Brief Notices
At St Johns Hospital a boy born to Mr and Mrs Jerry Masters of 2218 Franklin St. A boy born to Mr and Mrs William Roundtree of Chesterfield. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Jack Tomlinson of 2908 Fletcher St. At Community Hospital a girl born to Mr and Mrs Jack Atwell of 1408 W St St. A girl born to Mr and Mrs James Southwick of Alexandria. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Fred E Anderson of Alexandria. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Myrl Nisely of 820 High St.
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St. John’s Hospital
Jerry Masters
Franklin St
William Roundtree
Chesterfield
Jack Tomlinson
Fletcher St
Community Hospital
Jack Atwell
W. St. St
James Southwick
Alexandria
Fred E. Anderson
Myrl Nisely
High St
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GOP
Ball Brothers
Senate Gop
Ruckelshaus
Martin
Landgrebe
Batchelet
Stevens
Airport Rd
Downes
Billy Durham
Tom Harmon
United Press International
Elks Club
Gerald Miller
LaVere Fields
Delco - Remy
Miller
Europe
331St Trans
Margaret Beck
MKS
Washington
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