DSA Banquet Plans Set for Thursday in Anderson
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce nears final plans for the 23rd annual Founders Day and Distinguished Service Award Banquet at the Anderson Country Club Thursday at 7 p.m. Speaker will be George Nigh, Oklahoma's seventeenth governor. The Distinguished Service Award goes to Frank Woschitz and Russell Jatmson for community service.
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Anderson
Frank Woschitz
Anderson City
Russell Jatmson
Harold Rozelle
DSA
Walter Kimball
Morris Carter
Wilbur Piepenbrink
William Havermale
Wright Cotton
Charles Hardy
Devar Litten
Theodore Bloom
Charles Harbaugh
Thomas Werve, Jr
Harry Bitchcock
William Mitchell
Thomas McMahan
Kenneth Lewis
Robert Shoemaker Jr
Carl Erskine
James Peters
Phillip Philbrook
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Oklahome
Anderson Jaycee’s
Anderson Country Club
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Ron Colvill
Ray Roper
Allis
Dave Bailey
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Indiana High School Hoops Leaders Near Season End
With one month left in the regular season Indiana’s top basketball teams lead the UPI coaches’ board led by Gary Roosevelt. Washington Columbus and Tipton remain unbeaten in the Big 10 race. Washington’s Continentals survived a 73-71 overtime win over Tech to stretch their streak to one game. Tech suffered its first loss while Huntington fell from the ranks. Columbus aims for 16 straight by beating Rushville and facing Warren Central next.
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UPI
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Chamber Safety Committee Named
L Pihl, president of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce, announces the formation of the 1964 Safety Committee. The panel aims to boost traffic safety and pedestrian protection and plans expanded activities amid support from local officials and automotive dealers.
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Chamber Safety Committee
Ack L. Pihl
Ar Anderson Chamber of Com
Marca Annamead
Tadav Thafl Ae
Inal
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Pihl
Safety Committee
Zraun
Tanganyika Mutiny Triggers Riots and Death Toll
Tanganyika troops mutinied against white British officers in Dar es Salaam. Nationalist mobs attacked the Asian sector, with about 30 lives reported lost. By midnight, order was restored and Tanganyika officials said the unrest was military, not political.
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Dar-Es-Salaam
Tanganyika
UPI
Bernard Jr Matta
New York
Mkatta
Julius Nyerere
East Africa
Johnson invites Khrushchev to work together on world issues
President Johnson sent a public letter to Soviet Premier Khrushchev inviting cooperation on global problems. The message, delivered to Anatoly Dobrynin, follows Khrushchev's New Year’s Eve proposal for an international pact renouncing war and settling borders peacefully.
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Washington
Johnson
Khrushchev
Isguar
Ruby Exhibit Claims Organic Brain Damage
Defense specialists testified Ruby showed brain damage and epileptic traits after he shot Oswald, saying he acted like a robot and blacked out. Prosecutors argued Ruby sought fame with the murder as trial nears on February 3, while bond hearings focused on sending Ruby to a private hospital for mental treatment and examination.
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Dallas
UPI
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Oswald
YMCA Annual Membership Drive to Start Wednesday
The YMCA announces a membership drive beginning Wednesday with a kickoff meeting from noon to 1 30 p.m. The round up aims for 1300 members and features a Stem Yonder Club to credit riders who recruit stray members. Over 100 workers expected. first report Jan 28 noon to 1 30 p.m.
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YMCA
Thejen
Cochairman
George W. Griffith Jr
Ward Flanagan
Anderson Ymca
School Buildings To Be Inspected By Fire Bureau
All schools in the Anderson and Anderson Township systems will be inspected for fire hazards by the Fire Prevention Bureau of the Anderson Fire Department. Under supervision of Assistant Chief Al Tibbetts and Captain Harold Taylor, the buildings will be checked on a planned schedule with all structures to be examined in the near future.
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Anderson
Anderson Township
Jack Richardson
al Tibbetts
Harold Taylor
Richardson
Panama Crisis Deepens Over U N Action And U S Stand
UPI report details efforts by the Panamanian government and canal authorities to rally international and domestic support amid a crisis with the United States. Emissaries from the Canal Zone address the U N and Washington to defend local governance while U S officials push for a firm stance and possible airlift updates for civilians.
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UPI
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Kennedy
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James Jenkins
City Council
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RFK in Malaysia for Maphilindo talks with Rahman
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy arrived in Kuala Lumpur to urge a peaceful settlement of the Maphilindo dispute as Malaysia presses to cut ties with Indonesia. He met Philippine President Macapagal in Tokyo and pledged collaboration toward reconciliation among the involved nations.
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UPI
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Singapore
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Rahman
Township Voids Zoning Action For Lindberg Nursery Area
Madison County Plan Commission and City Plan Commission have delayed zoning of the Lindberg Nursery area as 8000 residents await. A December 23 County Council vote placed a temporary halt on approving a zoning recommendation for multiple housing in the newly annexed Lindberg area.
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Lindberg
Zoning Planning Commission
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Sion
Lindberg Nursery
Brown Renamed Aviation Head in Anderson City
Objections voiced by remon and Mathern Brown will continue posts as president of the airport board. The Anderson plan commission and Free Fair Board will see reappointments as Mayor Allis confirms leadership, including Art Darlington as airport manager and James Priest as plan commission director.
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Remon
Mathern Brown
Anderson Aviation Board
Mayorlcity Plan Commission
Frank Allis
AQ Tela Wie
Miller Huggins
Lester Farran
Charles Humphrey
Art Darlington
Anderson Airport
Allis
James Priest
Anderson Plan Commission
Free Fair Board
Carpet heist at Indiana University auditorium
Bloomington police investigate a large carpet theft from the IU auditorium foyer. A 400 pound, 850 dollar strip of carpet measuring 46 inches wide and 107 feet long is missing, prompting officials to seek the culprit.
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Indiana University
Edgewood Reappoints Doyle and Boyce To Fire Posts
Fire officials John M. Doyle and Lloyd Boyce were reappointed by the Edgewood Town Board. Doyle, a founder and former chief, has been fire marshal the past several years. Boyce has served as fire chief for four years and reported 1963 fire losses at 65 dollars, with no losses in 1962, as training continues at the new Town Hall and a 1964 first aid course for firemen and town police is planned.
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John M
Mac) Doyle
Lloyd
Fuzzy) Boyce
Edgewood
Edgewood Gown Board
Nixon Leads GOP Nomination Field, Harris Says
Pollster Louis Harris reports Richard M. Nixon holds a decisive lead for the Republican presidential nomination among GOP voters and would mount the strongest challenge to President Johnson. Harris says Nixon is the only Republican likely to exceed 40 percent in a race against Johnson.
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UPI
Louis Harris
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Barris
Washington Post
Nixon
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
Birth notices from St. John’s Hospital and Community Hospital report six newborns. Parents include Paul Phipps of 2607 Dewey Street with a girl, Paul Parham of 1126 B 2nd Street with a boy, Jack McClain of 1614 Broadway Street with a boy, Herman Cummings of Frankton with a girl, Elmus Peek of 2314 Central Avenue with a girl, and Arvestec Stephens of 602 E 38th Street with twin girls.
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Dewey St
Paul Parham
Community Hospital
Jack McClain
Broadway St
Herman Cummings
Frankton
Elmus Peek
Central Ave
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