Impeachment Motions Sought Against Gary Councilmen
An officer of a Gary protest group filed papers seeking impeachment of Alois Wozniak George Ferhat and Terry Gray tied to a kickbacks scandal. The council would need six votes to remove and a three member committee would be appointed for inquiry.
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Gary
Ind
Alois Woznak
George Ferhat
Terry Gray
Shirley Mackowiak
Glen Park
Dave Baxter
Association
Wozniak
Ferhat
Gray
George Chacaris
Shamrock Engineering Co
Big Horn Locating Co
Chacharis
Shamrock
Kenneth P. Harrington
Truman Undergoes Annual Physical Tests in Kansas City
Former President Harry S Truman, 78, underwent the first phase of his annual physical at Research Hospital in Kansas City. Officials said he is completely normal and satisfactory. He will have more tests Wednesday and could remain in the hospital until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
UPI
Harry S Truman
White House
Truman
Truman Library
Independence
Kennedy reshuffles Army commands and nominates generals
The White House announced a reshuffle of several Army commands. President Kennedy nominated generals for promotion to fill posts including Lt. Gen. John K. Waters for full general and Maj. Gen. Charles G. Dodge to command the 5th Army with promotion to lieutenant general. Maj. Gen. Theodore J. Conway will become deputy commanding general of the 8th Army in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Dodge
Army
Waters
Sth
Dodge
Preparedness Course At Anderson Sees 100 Attendees
A nuclear preparedness course at Anderson High School attracted 100 adults for the opening sessions and last night. The four week program covers civil defense survival measures from the state department, focusing on practical aspects of survival in case of a nuclear attack. The class brings total enrollment to 317 students, under supervision of the Division of Adult Education, the state Department of Public Instruction, and the State Civil Defense Organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
State Department
Anderson High School
Division of Adult Education
Anderson Public Schools
State Department of Public Instruction
State Iivil Defense Organization
Negro Savings and Loan Association Planned in South Bend
Reverend Charles R. Gordon announced plans Tuesday to establish a Negro savings and loan association in South Bend Indiana. He said the project seeks economic progress for Black Americans and is not aimed at segregation, noting available capital and the need to advance financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend, Ind
Negro Savings and Loan Association
Charles R. Gordon
America
Founders Day Banquet to Feature Hall of Fame Pitcher Bob Feller
Founders Day plans in Anderson include a Jan 24 banquet at Anderson Country Club with Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Feller as speaker. A Distinguished Service Award will be presented after a citizen committee narrows 30 nominations to three finalists. The 6 30 p m dinner marks Junior Chamber of Commerce founding and National Jaycee Week. Tickets available at the Chamber office or from Jaycee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Jaycees
Anderson Country Club
Bob Feller
Anderson
Earl Hoover
Jaycee
Junior Chamber of Commerce
van Meter
Feller
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Insurance
Chamber of Commerce
Federal Savings Building
Harmon Sports Broadcast Pioneer From Football To TV
The article traces Tom Harmon known as ole 98 from college star to pioneer broadcaster. After Michigan graduation in 1941 he led WJR Detroit sports, served as a fighter pilot earning the Silver Star and Purple Heart, then moved into radio and TV work with KIEV Glendale and KFI Los Angeles before joining the Columbia Pacific Radio Net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Tom
University of Michigan
WJR
Detroit
Army Air Force
Pearl Harbor
North African
China
Kiev
Glendale
Calif
Los Angeles Rams
Ram
Los Angeles
Rams
KFI
Columbia Pacific Radio Net
Harmon Earned 1941 Heisman Trophy and Football Honors
Harmon at the University of Michigan won the 1941 Heisman Trophy for outstanding college player and received multiple awards including the Maxwell Trophy and Washington Touchdown Trophy. He captained the 1941 All-American team and joined Football Hall of Fame in 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
University of Michigan
Plane crash survivors and casualties update
A plane crash left a burning wreck two hours after impact with reports of at least 20 escapees. In two hours four dead and 30 injured among passengers and crew were listed, with severe ground damage but no immediate casualty reports at the site.
Four face bond in Meredith campus riots case
Four men await bond after rioting on the Mississippi campus during the Meredith incident. Nine arrested. grand jury yet to indict two others whose names remain private. Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker is among those charged. jury could indict all nine. Edward Grabowski, 70, died of exposure in South Bend after an apparent fall in subzero cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal District Court
Oxford
James H. Meredith
Edwin Walker
South Bend, Ind
UPI
Edward Grabowski
Grabowski
Township Conservation Roster Lists Local Officials
The document lists township boundaries and elected or appointed names for Adams, Anderson, Boone, Duck Creek, Fall Creek, Green, Jackson, Lafayette, Monroe, Pipe Creek, Richland, Stony Creek, Union, and Van Buren Townships. Officials include Evan Wilson, Jack Robinson, Horace Hays, Harry Ston ler, Orville Tranbarger, Phil Van Den Bosch, Earl Eggman, Blanchard Cochran, C C Forrest, Maurice Pierce, Bob Williams, Howard Mingle, Clarence Rogers, Chauncy Huntzinger, I B Jones, Herman Sharritt, Hugh Smith, John Ellingwood, Richard Smith, Ernest Busby, John Busby, Clifford Drake, George Hall, Paul Thurston, Morris Wilson, Guy Lewis, Marion Hurst, Lester Sigler, Roy Canfield, Palmer Davis, Hugh McDermit, Omer Sears, Glenn Boone, Joseph Skiles, Harold Hackleman, Emory Wyant, Bert Hardy, Glenn Pittsford, Van DuPony, Clifford Thurston, Robert Watson, Eugene Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Evan Wilson
Jack Robinson
Herschel Whistler
Horace Hays
Anderson
Harry Stonler
Orville Tranbarger
Phil van den Bosch
Earl Eggman
Boone
John Latter
Sherman Vinson
John Marsh
Grattan Clarke
Duck Creek
Blanchard Cochran
C. C. Forrest
Maurice Pierce
Bob Williams
Fall Creek
Howard Mingle
Clarence Rogers
Orville Oldham
Chauncy Huntzinger
Green Township
I. B. Jones
Herman Sharritt
Haines
Hugh Smith
John Ellingwood
Jackson
Richard Smith
Ernest Busby
Lafayette
John Busby
Clifford Drake
George Hall
Monroe
Paul Thurston
Morris Wilson
Guy Lewis
Marion Hurst
Pipe Creek
Lester Sigler
Roy Canfield
Palmer Davis
Hugh McDermit
Richland
Paul Jessup
Hector Lawler
Charles Lawler
Maurice Bousman
Stony Creek
Omer Sears
Glenn Boone
Joseph Skiles
Harold Hackleman
Emory Wyant
Union Township
Bert Hardy
Glenn Pittsford
van, Buren
Paul DuPony
Clifford Thurston
Robert Watson
Eugene Allen
Elwood Hosts 1500 Speech Pupils from 100 High Schools
County Schools Janet Shaw and Mavis Kintzel lead Elwood entrants in dramatic interpretation and oratory. Event features Anderson High Madison Heights and Elwood participants with finalists in extemporaneous speaking and platform theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Rice
Elaine Carney
Jo Ellen Andrews
Mary Douglas
Anderson High
Shirley Rosner
Madison Heights
Dorothy Duffitt
Elwood
Cheryl Biddle
Sue Miller
Terry Tillespie
Barbara Falls
William P. Cannon
Ed Holmes
Barry Linville
Steve Johnson
Ruthan Morrison
Connie Seybert
Max Perry
Barbara Nevland
Republicans Push Indiana Plan Reapportionment Debate
The GOP plans a state constitutional rewrite to set Senate districts by geography and economics and House by population. House Republicans tentatively back the Indiana Plan with a 60 Senate and 100 House, while a separate amendment was withdrawn amid legal questions and may be reintroduced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Charlies’. Edwards
R Spencer
Indiana
John W. Donaldson
Lebanon
Donaldson
Swift tax reforms eyed to offset revenue losses
House leaders and insiders weigh tax reform and cuts as Kennedy plans to unveil fiscal 1964 budget. Hale Boggs questions enactment this year while Hodges notes delayed effects and possible long term revenue gains. Kennedy expected to push through individual and corporate tax cuts, with changes likely before October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale Boggs
D-La
Boggs
Hodges
Congressional
Kennedy
Congress
State of the Union
Kennedy plans budget focus on defense space but cuts elsewhere
Kennedy said the new budget would boost defense and space while trimming other areas, aiming to keep fiscal 1964 total under 100 billion dollars. The President proposed a three year tax cut to ease immediate impact, with Treasury officials noting most relief would target 1963 income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage
Kennedy
Treasury
Street Department Annual Report Highlights 1962 Improvements
The street department details 1962 work on Columbus and Morton avenues and Main Street, plus 6 337 square feet of sidewalk, 24 locations leveled and patched, 1 112 feet of curbing replaced, 162 curb patches, 42 blocks oiled and 25 blocks of alleys cleaned. It lists tonnages of concrete sand gravel bank run asphalt and ready mix, street sweeps, tree removals and trims, snow removal, rail crossings and parking lot work. Recommendations for 1963 include resurfacing several streets across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toombs
19Th St
Columbus Ave
Locust St
Madison Ave
Sefton
Main St
15Th
24Th
8Th St
John St
Labor strike disrupts New York newspapers and shipping
A waterfront strike broadens as ILA and ITU clash with publishers. Reuters reports 20,000 workers displaced, eight papers shut and a ninth suspending NY circulation. Talks continue with Newspaper Guild and Teamsters Local 473 amid stalled wage demands and proposed fare hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
James Reynolds
William V. Bradley
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
New York
Su Sar
Atlantic
New Orleans
Tampa
Fla
Galveston
Tex
Powers
Bertram A. Powers
International Typographical Union
ITU
New York Times
Times Square
Harry van Arsdale
New York City Central Labor Council
Labor
Typographical
Newspaper Guild
Cleveland
Bargainers
Cleveland Press and
Plain Dealer
Teamsters Local 473
Margaret Vonnegut of Indianapolis dies. services planned
Mrs. Margaret Vonnegut of Indianapolis and three grandchildren are noted. Friends may visit at 1010 Van Buskirk Road from 7 to 9 p m this evening. A private funeral is set at 10 a m Thursday at Albright Funeral Home with Dr George Taggart officiating. Burial follows in East Maplewood Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers include Dennis Hogan Harry Holt Sr Byron Stewart and others. regular pallbearers listed by city and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonnegut
Indianapolis
van Buskirk Road
Albright
George Taggart
East Maplewood Cemetery
Dennis Hogan
Harry Holt Sr
Max Freemster
Cambridge City
Byron Stewart
James Doenges
Robert Fitzgerald
J. Wilson Barber
Seth Ellis
Ward Stilson
H. D. Dawson
Anderson
Alex Carroll
Walter Vonnegut
Harry Lysell
John Tomlinson
Harry Farmer
Evansville
Michael Thomas
Fort Wayne
Mine Explosion Kills Worker at Madison Test Site
An Army anti-personnel mine exploded during a test at a government proving ground north of Madison Indiana, killing Arthur L. Hall 46 of Scottsburg and critically injuring William E. Lock 40 of Madison. Lock was transported to a Louisville infirmary for treatment.
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Madison
Ind
Here
Arthur L. Hall
Scottsburg
William E. Lock
Rt. 4
Louisville
Indiana House Budget Battle Grows With Co sponsor Clash
The Indiana House, holding a 56 to 44 GOP edge, sparred over budget timing as Rep Townsend faced a Republican push for co sponsorship. Minority leader Rep Rock defended delays while Gov plans aim to craft a realistic 1963 65 biennium budget amid fast moving committee action. Col Barton urged 50 new troopers yearly to curb traffic deaths as House bills seek tax, education and public safety changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Rock
D-Anderson
Townsend
Ways and Means
William H. Hardwick
Martinsville
Coppes
Indiana School For the Blind
John J. Barton
Indiana Youth Council
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Ball Brothers Midwest funds push for new science building
Reardon announced fall and winter fundraising to aid a two story science facility on E St east of the administration building. The 47 000 square foot structure will house biology botany chemistry and physics departments with plans by Johnson Ritchhart and Associates Anderson. Campaign cabinet led by Mr Funk includes Allis Boyes Burton Griffith Stewart Stilson and Reardon. Major gifts include 100 000 from General Motors and 75 000 from Lilly Endowment Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
E. St. St
Reardon
Johnson, Ritchhart and Associates
Anderson
Mr. Funk
Frank H. Allis
Donald L. Boyes
John H. Burton, Jr
George A. Griffith
Byron L. Stewart
Ward K. Stilson
General Motors Corporation
Lilly Endowment, Inc
Indianapolis
Soviet Liner Maria Ulianova Sails to Cuba
The Soviet liner Maria Ulianova left Riga on Monday bound for Cuba carrying Soviet specialists and many Cuban tourists. Havana newspapers reported the departure on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Havana
Maria Ulianova
Baltic
Riga
James K Smith 86 retired Delco-Remy employee dies
James K. Smith 86 of 3116 Fletcher St. died at Community Hospital after a yearlong illness. Born Dec 20 1876 in Missouri he lived in Anderson 33 years. Survived by widow Nancy two daughters incl Mrs Lydia Jones and Mrs Agnes Head two sons Roy and James K Jr. 13 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildren. Body to Brown and Butz Funeral Home. Arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Smith
Delco-Remy
Fletcher St
Community Hospital
St. Francis County
Missouri
Phineas and
Foster Ramsey Smith
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Everybody's Tabernacle
Nancy
Frank
Lydia) Jones
John
Agnes) Head
Anderson
Roy
James K. Jr
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Chester E. Nelson
Dr. Chesterfield
St. John’s Hospital
Tipton County
James B
Mary Bannon Nelson
Tipton
Chesterfield
Bessie
Verlin E. Nelson
Kokomo
Cecil W. Curran
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
James Curran
Mt. Vernon
Claude
Harold
James
Jack
Elwood
Robert Ferguson
Nelson
Order of Eagles of
Brown and Butt
William S. Hobbs
E. Cross St
St. John's Hospital
Rabbithash
Indianapolis
Hobs
Cordelia Finch
Fort Wayne
Keith Hobs
California
Marion
Baker Brothers
Obituaries and funeral notices in East Lynn area
Mrs Ann V Weis 69 wife of Carl Weis of 1144 Thayer Lane to be buried in East Maplewood Cemetery Rt Rev Msgr Francis Kienly to preside Pallbearers named Funeral Home Brown and Butz in charge Also Mattie F Ockomon 78 wife of John Ockeman Rt 6 funeral 2 p.m First EUB Church East Maplewood burial Roscoe Spence 69 1610 Jackson St service 10 a.m Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home East Maplewood interment located M E Gates 87 Huntsville Texas civil attorney former county judge obituary notes son Frank Gates travels to Texas for funeral services today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Ann V. Weis
Carl Weis
Thayer Lane
Francis Kienly
East Maplewood Cemetery
Kenneth Collins
Matt Samulowitz
Ralph Daoust
Joe Fogarty
Clifford Barr
Ralph Sears
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Mattie F. Ockomon
John Ockeman
EUB
Philip Hillsamer
East Maplewood
Harold E. Rozelle
Roscoe Spence
Jackson St
Waltz and Hiday
Monroe Schuster
M. FE. Gates
M. E. Gates
Frank Gates
12Th St
Huntsville
Texas
Jacob A. Bright
Shirley Methodist Church
Gerald Beck
Paul Trumbaurer
McCray
Wilkinson
Mr. Bright
Condo and Sons Funeral
John Dillman
George C. Harper
Donald Tharp
Frankton
Frances Sargent 97 Middletown dies after short illness
Frances Sargent age 97 of Middletown died Tuesday noon at Middletown Nursing Home after short illness. Survived by two daughters Ruth Goff and Leslie Moore one son Frank Sargent eight grandchildren 21 great grandchildren seven great great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Barnard and Shirey and burial at Memorial Park Cemetery Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Sargent
Middletown
E. Locust St
Joseph W. Sargent
Madison County
Daniel and
Sabena Benzenbaurer Hoppes
Leslie Moore
Ruth Goff
New Castle
Frank R. Sargent
Vincennes
Lebanon City Council can repeal city judge office
Indiana Atty. Gen. Steers ruled the Lebanon City Council may repeal or amend the ordinance creating the city judge post. He warned that if the office is abolished the mayor cannot continue as city judge during his tenure. In Ryton England road sweeper Jim Biggins returned to work after a one year extension found he was still 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Lebanon
Indiana
Edwin K. Steers
Steers
Ryton
England
Jim Biggins
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Oscar Melson
Jerry Mahoney
Beryl Jenkins Francis Oleksy
Tom Johnson
Dick Jack
Mgr
Chicago Furniture Mart
Anderson, Indiana
Founders Day
Hing
Edgewood Plaza Shopping
Janet Shaw
Mavis Kintzel
GOP
Lincoln St
29Th St
Morton St
31St St
S. Parkway
Elm St
Mrs
Margaret
Workman
Ball Brothers
William Samuel Hobbs
Nelle W. Higdon
Nelle Wheellock Higdon
Benjamin Higdon
Gable
Higdon
George
Hattie Blacklidge Wheelock
Blackridge
13Th
Jackson Sts
Tower Apartments
First Methodist Church
Harvey Blacklidge
Rigdon
Dayton
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Robert Fribley
West Maplewood Cemetery
Walter L. Brock
Veteran's Hospital
Brown and Butz
George Harris
East Lynn
Jacob A
Brown P Bull
E. 12Th Street
Howard H. Brown
Fred W. Butz
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