Fanfani Denies Rome London Axis Plans
Italian Prime Minister Amintore Fanfani rejects reports of a Rome London axis aimed at countering Franco German influence in the EEC. In a one hour interview he argues for unity with all members, and favors Britain joining the Common Market. He speaks ahead of a Washington trip to meet President Kennedy. Ends Cuba ties Bonn.
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Rome
UPI
Amintore Fanfani
London
European Economic Community
Fanfani
Mims Thomason
United International
Washington
Kennedy
United States
Rome University
Bonn
Paris
Stu
Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Harold Macmillan
Rom
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Atten Eagles Nomination for WVP
A brief notice notes attendance or attention to the nomination event for WVP on Thursday, referencing W. M. Nevin and W.P. in a local civic context.
Casual approach nets four thousand in Gary supermarket robbery
A robber called a front desk pay phone in a Gary Indiana Eudimar supermarket and directed cashier Betty Ross to hand over about four thousand dollars. With a pretend gun in his pocket and two witnesses nearby he walked out as staff followed the frantic demand.
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Gary
Ind
Eudmar
Betty Ross
Glen Park
Miss Ross
Two Favorites Of JFK Win Ways and Means Seats
Reps. W. Pat Jennings and Ross Bass, aligned with President Kennedy on tax and medicare plans, won Democratic seats on the House Ways and Means Committee. Jennings upset Rep. Phil Landrum as Bass edged Landrum for the two vacancies, amid liberal conservative coalition support and concerns over medicare and committee balance.
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Edmond LE Breton
Washington
W. Pat Jennings
Ross Bass
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means Committee
Jennings
Phil M. Landrum
D-Ga
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Landrum
Bass
Tennessee
Bass Jennings
Smith
Francis E. Walter
Democratic
Spot
House Education and Labor Committee
Labor Committee
House Rules Committee
Georgia
Howard W. Smith
Anderson Loan Directors Named At Monday Meeting
The Anderson Loan Association held its annual meeting of shareholders Monday. George W. Johnston Thomas R. McMahon and G Eugene Yates were re elected to the Board of Directors. The board then elected officers for 1963 with James Lansberry as President G Eugene Yates as executive vice president and manager John W Dick as vice president and loan service officer Rex Wiseheart Jr as secretary George W Johnston as treasurer Dorothy Case as assistant secretary Beulah Mitchell as loan officer Patricia Richardson as assistant loan officer John G Bibler as staff appraiser Larry K Johnson as assistant loan service officer Marilyn Jackson as head teller J B M supervisor Glenn D Sealock as chief inspector John H Hardin.
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Anderson Loan Association
George W. Johnston
Thomas R. McMahan
G. Eugene Yates
James Lansberry
John W. Dick
Rex Wiseheart Jr
Britain advances bid for European Market entry talks
In Brussels Britain presses its bid for full Common Market membership despite Charles de Gaulle opposition. Lord Heath signals possible concessions on agricultural subsidy integration and a shorter transition for aligning prices by 1969. The stance follows De Gaulle’s demand for entry without special terms and sparked market jitters and major media criticism.
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Brussels
UPI
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
Privy Seal
Edward Heath
Europe
Heath
de Gaulle
YMCA Daily Schedule Listings Include Clubs and Games
A dense timetable lists morning to evening activities at the YMCA and related groups. Sessions include breakfast, farm and civic luncheons, and a range of swimming, gym, and social events with multiple youth and community organizations scheduled across the day.
City Optimists Mark 35th Charter Anniversary Banquet
More than 300 Optimists and wives attended the 35th anniversary banquet of the Anderson Optimist Club at the Anderson Country Club. Fred Butz presided, speaker John M. Grinland Jr. of Midland, Texas, club awards were given, and Mayor Ralph R. Ferguson offered congratulations.
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Anderson Optimist Club
Anderson Country Club
Fred Butz
John M. Grinland Jr
Midland
Tex
Optimist International
Ralph R. Ferguson
Cecil Flowers
District 5
Carl Campbell
Howard Presser
Optimist Boys Club
Walter
Haldeman
Fred Matthes
Miller Huggins
O. C. Clark
C. C. Davisson
Forest Partain
Ray Westerman
George O. Brown
Indianapolis
International Optimist
Ray Wilhelm
Fort Wayne
Govenor
William Laswell
G. E. Olvey
Educaie Club
Joe Cook
R. A. Bennett
C. A. Hardwicke
0. C. Clark
R. L. Wise
Walter Steves
Wilber Hardacre
Laurel Persing
John Atkinson
Richard Maier
Alfred Stowe
Frank Lucas
William Fine
Walden Vanasdal
Robert
Ravens Belt Spartans 95 69 as Reed Scores 31
Anderson College's Ravens beat Manchester Spartans 95 to 69 in Hoosier College Conference action. Nolan Reed posted 31 points and 22 rebounds, lifting Anderson near the league lead while Ken Strawn totaled 14 for Raven and Weller led with 15.
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Anderson College
Ravens
Manchester
Spartans
O. C. Lewis
St. Joseph’s
Nolan Reed
Madison Heights
Anderson
Ken Strawn
Raven
Jack Wilson
Eastssiders
Weller
Mike Kock
Strawn
Eastsiders
Reed
Wuj
Spartan
Paul Hoffman
Bob Macholtz
Macholtz
John Teague
Eastside
Harold McMillian
Andersonian
Rex Ahrendt
McMillian
Indiana Central
Taylor
Franklin
West’s So Loaded Baylor May Start In The Backcourt
Western Division coach Fred Schaus weighs starting Elgin Baylor at guard amid stars like Jerry West and Wilt Chamberlain for the All-Star Game in Los Angeles. The West, a 62 point favorite, will feature a bevy of NBA luminaries and mark the first nationwide television of the event.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Fred Schaus
Elgin Baylor
West
Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Jerry West
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Walt Bellamy
Chicago Zephyrs
Red Auerbach
Bos
Auerbach
Schaus
Rudy LaRusso
Terry Dischinger
Chicago
Bailey Howell
Don Ohl
Detroit Pistons
Len Wilkens
St. Louis
Tom Meschery
Guy Rodgers
San Francisco
Johnny Kerr
Hal Greer
Lee Shaffer
Syracuse Nationals
Richie Guerin
Tom Gola
Johnny Green
New York Knickbackers
Wayne Embry
Cincinnati
Vincennes Star Player Named All America
New York AP reports Rick Purnell of Vincennes Indiana topped the AP All Indiana high school football list and earned Scholastic Magazine's annual All America prep team. At 6 1 and 200 pounds he played tackle on the Indiana squad and guard on Scholastic's honor roster.
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New York
Rick Purnell
Vincennes
Ind
Associated Press
Scholastic Magazine
Purnell
Wa bash Valley brings 88 teams into 48th tourney field
A dozen former champions join 88 teams in the 48th Wa bash Valley basketball tournament in Terre Haute. Notable absentees include Bloomfield, with only State and Schulte remaining from past big entrants. Coal City, undefeated, opens with Patricksburg as prelims run Wednesday through Friday across multiple sites.
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Terre Haute
Ind
State
Schulte
Bloomfield
Gerstimeyer
Elle
Brazil
Brownsburg
Shoals
Switz City
Williamsport
Smithville
Rockville
Spencer, Sullivan, Decker
Vigo
Edwardsport
Martinsville
Ill
Clinton
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Theatre League
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Hutton
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