Former Alex Man Dies In Florida
Sheldon McGinnis aged 80, formerly of Alexandria and Delco Remy employee, died in Jacksonville Florida after four years residence there. He was born August 16 1884 in Elwood. survived by three children two daughters and a son, twelve grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are set with Davis Strider Noffze Funeral Home. Burial will be at Parkside View Cemetery.
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Alexandria
Sheldon McGinnis
Jacksonville
Fla
Elwood
John
Eliza McGinnis
Delco-Remy Division
May Hook
Lulu Ketchem
Harry McGinnis
Fort Wayne
Clarence McGinnis
Port Huron
Mich
E. D. Hurst
Davis - Strider - Noffze
McGinnis
Ae Rey
McCurdy
Parkigoima
Ray Shetterly
International Union
Veatteh Marland
Doyle Wright
Maryland
Pierce
North Carolina
Shetterly
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Florida
California
Miami
Stocks Edge Higher Amid Tariff Hopes And Auto News
Investors push shares up as the market factors in a tariff elimination pact for autos and parts between the United States and Canada. Studebaker resumes operations north of the border while Ampex and Cerro show gains and losses respectively. City officials discuss widening the 109 Bypass to four lanes, with street relocations and turn restrictions under review. Board Chairman Howard Zhrhart and members Flanagan and Thurman Rinker attend.
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United States
Canada
Studebaker
W. S
Ampex
Cerro
al Bt
109
Old Ind. 32
Ind
Anderson
Howard Zhrhart
O of
Snow storms and stock drift Amid Indiana cold and delays
Snow slowed traffic and closed roads across Indiana as winter storms lingered. Markets edged higher with IBM and other manufacturers rising on earnings hopes while warmer forecasts awaited. widespread hazards included frozen cars and collapsed drifts, with fatalities and fire losses reported in Indianapolis and nationwide weather warnings.
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Renigher
Lukens
Jones
IBM
Honeywell
Control Data
Beckman
Richfield
Mission
Phillips Petroleum
Standard Oil
Ohio
Hudson Bay
Xerox
Ashland Oil
International Telephone
Columbia Broadae
Boeing
Grumman
Military budget siggs air force ae Tex a March AFB
A military briefing from March AFB in California outlined growth in Air Force and Army capabilities. Army combat ready divisions rose 45 percent to 16, Special Forces expanded eightfold for guerrilla fighting, and Tactical Air Force firepower for ground support doubled. The briefing also announced an advanced Polaris missile program renamed Poseidon.
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Siggs Air Force Ae
Tex
March Afb
Call
Johnson
Inauguration Notes and Cold Weather Forecast
The report covers a cold inauguration day with clear skies and little precipitation. It notes events at the National Gallery of Art and National Guard Armory, including a two-shift reception for prominent women and a no-admission gala. It also discusses 1963 revenue measures, property tax relief talks, and Indiana state budget concerns for 1.7 billion dollars, including local funding and potential tax changes.
Obituary notices for Mary Belle Ham Roy Couch and others
Obituaries report Mary Belle Ham 76 of 2124 Broadway died Sunday after a three year illness at Mabbitt Nursing Home Anderson with burial at 100F Cemetery. Services set 1 a.m. Wednesday at Brown and Butz with Rev Everett L. Smith. she moved to Anderson in 1925 from Marion, born June 14 1888 Flemingsburg. Survived by brother William Parsons and two nieces and a nephew. Also Roy R. Couch 76 of Mainview Apartments died Saturday at St John’s Hospital. services 2 p.m. at McMullan Funeral Home with burial at Little Eagle Cemetery. born April 8 1888 near Westfield, former Monon Railroad employee. half-brother Henry Couch. George W. Williams 69 retired Delco-Remy employee died Monday. WWI veteran. born December 21 1895 near Alexandria. services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Halford McLaughlin 51 Rt 3 died Saturday. services 1:30 p.m. at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. friends welcome. Also profile of Gordon Sinclair, Anderson High School basketball coach, civic leader since 1961, with extensive community roles and planned Founders Day dinner noting Paul Harvey as guest speaker with ticket details from Jaycees and Chamber of Commerce.
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Mary Belle Ham
Broadway
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Everett L. Smith
Landmark Missionary’ Baptist Church
Marrison
Roy Couch
Roy R. Couch
Mainview Apartments
St. John's Hospital
McMullan
Westfield
Little Eagle
Monon Railroad
Henry Couch
South Bend
Eorge Williams
George W. Williams
Delco-Remy Division
Meridian St
American Legion
Alexandria
Baker Brothers Funeral
Adford McLaughlin
Halford McLaughlin
Rt. 3
Harold E. Rozelle
Wallace Deyo
Noble Street Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
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Sinclair
Michigan State University
University of Paris
Detroit
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Madison County Dramatic Players
Chamber of Commerce
The
Jaycees
American Red Cross
Junior Achievement
Kiwanis Club
Boy Scouts of America
Dramatic Players
Paul Harvey
Federal Building
Clarence Mock
Noblesville
Clarence
Mock
10Th St
Marion County
Oakland On
George Hayes
Hayes
Agles ‘Lodge
First Christian Church
Margaret Roger Mock
Charlotte Snead
Fortville
Melvin Snead
Indianapolis
Coaltrin Funeral Home
J. E. McCoy
Noblesville Christian Church
H. M. Reed
Crownland Cemetery
Maude Stobler
Pendleton
Maude B. Stobler
Glen Stobler
N. John St
Cornell Bright
Homer Cole
Pendleton Christian Church
Central Christian Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Markleville
CES
Robert Robertson
Gale Stohler
Gerald Stohler
Rights Peace Maintained From Page One
A shouting spectator urged action as King’s assailant was confronted. Police promised to uphold order in Selma and arrest violators regardless of race. A white man claiming Nazi affiliation was arrested at Selma Del restaurant while awaiting the march. listed as Robert Loyd, 20, of Richmond, Virginia.
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King
Nazi Party
National States Rights Party
God
Pierce
Beasy Lloyd
Selmat
Shetterly
George
Lincoln Rockwell
Jack Preston
Rockwell
Robinson
Anderson
Baker
Selma
American Nazi Party
Selma del Restaurant
Robert Loyd
Richmond
Fire destroys two county homes amid heavy weekend snow
Authorities report two county residences burned over the weekend near Frankton and Lapel. The DeWitt home near Frankton was consumed, delayed by snow hindering firefighting. A second house owned by William Simmerman near Lapel also burned as equipment arrived late due to snowfall.
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Walter Wide ‘Rink
David DeWitt
Nng
DeWitt
Frankton
Lapel
James
William Simmerman
Branigin to present fiscal recommendations to legislature
Branigin outlined possible improvements and technical tax changes without sweeping reform. He is expected to deliver fiscal recommendations to the legislature in an address before the 2 Kent House Senate session next week. The governor left for Washington to attend President Johnson's inauguration and will return late in the week. Bodine noted further caucuses with Democratic majorities in the House and Senate during the session, but no dates were set.
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Branigin
Kent House
Senate
Washington
Johnson
Bodine
House
Soviet Union offers Asian African plan to resolve crisis
Nikolai Fedorenko, chief Soviet delegate, told Thant the USSR would contribute financially once the UN assembly operates normally and would accept an Asian African plan waiving Article 19. He indicated the USSR would be among the first to give funds but withheld the amount. Thant and Quaison-Lackey spoke as the assembly met after recess.
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Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Thant
Soviet Union
Fedorenko
Quaison-Lackey
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices from Madison area detailing the deaths of Clarence Mock in Noblesville 78 a former grocer and long time business figure. Maude B Stobler in Pendleton 78 wife of Glen Stobler with service in Pendleton. Sherman Combs 72 retired farmer of Middletown with funeral at Ballard and Shirey.
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Terre Haute
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D-Mishawaka
Fall Creek
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Alia
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Russ Regenold
Pontiac, Inc
Pendleton Ave
Storm
Anderson Art Glass
Homer Southard
Muncie
Clyde &. Albers
Crick
Galif
Madison
Terman
Middletown
Sherman Combs
Rt. 2
Ballard and Shirey
J. Hubert J Smith
Miller ‘S Cemetery
Graydon Collier
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