Anderson Fire Prevention Program Tops Indiana Cities
Anderson placed first in its class among Indiana cities in the 1863 Fire Prevention program awards by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce and the National Fire Protection Association. The award cites outstanding work in fire prevention and protection of lives and property. Other Indiana cities honored include Indianapolis Columbus East Chicago Hammond Mishawaka Hobart Vincennes Lebanon. Anderson Chief is John H. Richardson. former chief Herbert Johnson. committee chair John R. Brown. Pete Wood vice chair. Howard Webb board member. Please turn to page 2.
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Anderson
Indiana
Chamber of Commerce
Waale
National Fire Protection
Indianapolis
Columbus
East Chicago
Hamcation
Mond
Hobart
Vincennes
Mish
Awaka
Lebanon
Hammond Anderson
Mishawaka
Colum
Nus
John H
Jack) Richardson
Herbert Johnson
John R. Brown
Guide Lamp
General Motors
Pete Wood
Howard Webb
Chamber
Johnson Aims 97.9 Billion Budget Break from Deficit
Washington AP reports President Johnson unveils a 97.9 billion federal budget with cuts in defense and a bold plan to fight poverty. Democrats call it tight and realistic, while GOP leaders doubt the cuts will hold. The package seeks a one year standstill budget and a billion dollar effort to attack chronic poverty.
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Washington (Ap
Congress
Mosr
Johnson
Exchange Clubs Meet Last Night Plans Advanced
Anderson Exchange Cluband Anderson Township Exchange Clubs advanced plans for National Exchange Clubs Crime Prevention Week Feb 9 to 15. A general committee meeting was held last night at Guide Lamp Personnel office with chairmen and co chairmen listed for Church Sunday School Days Know Your Law Enforcement and other duties.
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Anderson Exchange
Anderson Township Exchange Clubs
National Exchange Clubs
Guide Lamp
Clay Riley
James Keesling
Charles Gaus
Harry Dowman
Paul Whelchel
Billie Schuyler
W. C. Hilligess
Cohinin
el de Ae
Baby Survives Flying From Car After Collision
In Adelaide Australia motorist G Tee with top down caught Raymond Wyatt a year old baby who flew from a car in a collision. Tee broke an arm as did Raymond’s mother Mrs Gloria Wyatt but the child was unhurt and landed safely in his arms.
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Adelaide
Australia
UPI
G. Tee
Raymond Wyatt
Raymond
Tee
Gloria Wyatt
Unseasonably Warm Spell Lifts Indiana Thermometer
A mild spell pushes Indiana temperatures into the mid 50s to 60s breaking late winter chill. Forecasters expect a return to cooler, wetter conditions by weekend with highs near 60 today and 30s tonight, as clouds drift and sunrise and sunset times are noted.
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Mometer
Indiana
Westvale Principal T White Named To Who's Who
C T White principal at Westvale School, citys largest elementary, named in the 1963 64 Who's Who in American Education. He led Westvale since 1952 after 39 years at Central Avenue School and earlier taught in Anderson schools. A Baill State graduate with bachelor and master degrees, he helped found Phi Delta Kappa chapter.
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C. T. White
Westvale School
United States
Canada
White
Central Avenue
Anderson City
Anderson
Committee Opens Study of School Merger Problems
A steering committee of city and township school administrators was named by Supt. G. E. Ebbertt to survey building and curriculum needs for merging two systems into one on July 1. Eight members will be oriented by an Ohio State University survey team. the effort follows the 1951 Herrick study and 1954 updates guiding new classrooms and school buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
G. E. Ebbertt
Anderson High School
Robert Collier
Madison Heights
Harold Gallagher
Washington School
James Wellinger
Ward Hartzell
Harold Zellers
Lindberg School
Russell Davis
Noch Drumm
Anderson Board of School ‘Trustees
Ohio State
John Herrick
Herrick
M. J. Conrad
Educa
Tom Te
MCPC Readies For Year with Officer Reelect and Rezoning
The Madison County Planning Commission re-elected its officers with Jesse Moore as president, Charles Lawler as vice president, and John Manship as secretary. At its first year meeting, four rezoning petitions were approved or tentatively approved including 4.66 acres to B-2 near Pipe Creek, 21.27 acres to B-2 for Marra Meadows, 60 acres to R-2 with 4 acres to B-1 for Adams Heights, and 9.72 acres to R-2 for Kimberley Forest Estates with variances granted to G.
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Madison County Plan Commission
Planning Board
Jesse Moore
Charles Lawler
John Manship
Pipe Creek Township
Couniry Road
South Main Street
Marra Meadows
Adams Heights
Madison Ave
Alliance Road
Kimberley Forest Estates
City Receives Vehicle Funds From State Motor Fund
Anderson received 67094 dollars from the state Motor Vehicle fund in January’s distribution, announced by State Auditor Dorothy Gardner. The city’s share reflects its corporate population and excludes annexed residents after a six year court fight. Madison County got 171147 dollars, 10000 more than a year ago. Please turn to Page 2 Column 6.
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Anderson
Dorothy Gardner
Madison County
Jaycees To Cite Top Local Men At 23rd Service Award Banquet
Anderson's outstanding young men and their bosses will be honored at the 23rd annual Distinguished Service Award Banquet at the Anderson Country Club Thursday evening at 7. The event, sponsored by the Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce, is the highlight of Founders Day activities. Don Williams heads the awards and five local businesses will receive certificates of appreciation. Honorees include 1968 recipients Frank Woschitz and Russell Johnson, with Woschitz serving as public relations director for Anderson city schools.
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YMCA
Anderson College
Carol Fletcher
Lind Weisner
Beth Ann Johnson
Kent Dunn
Earl Guernsey
Royce White
Judy Thurmond
James Wauchek
J. B. Martin
Herald
Anderson
Anderson Country Club
Phalante
Don Moorehead
Tursday
Frank Woschitz
Russell Johnson
Woschitz
Anderson City
Johnson
Nairobi
Harold Rozelle
Dar ~ Es - Salaam
Khe
Tangahlew
Mutiny in Tanganyika Spurs East Africa Unrest
In Tanganyika a second Tang anyika battalion mutinied on Tuesday triggering looting and violence across Dar Es Salaam. President Julius Nyerere condemned the riots as a national disgrace and appealed for calm. Casualties rose with up to 10 killed Monday and 17 Tuesday. Security measures escalated as Kenya and Uganda warned of further risk.
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Nairobs
Kenya
API
Tanganyika
Julius Nyerere
Dar-Es-Salaam
Nyerere
East Africa
Zanzibar
Uganda
Congo
George Rocky
Oscar Kambona
Rocky
Goldwater Denounces 1960 GOP Platform
Goldwater denounces the 1960 GOP platform during campaign stops in New Hampshire. He says he opposes discrimination and segregation but warns centralized government is wrong. In Manchester he criticizes past platform while urging adherence to new principles.
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Manchester
N.H
UPI
Barry Goldwater
P.m
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Beck
Efeller
Sean Tuwstay
Arizona
Severa
Boehelslet
New Hampshire
Night School at Anderson College Adds Evening Courses
Anderson College announces an evening school starting Jan 80 to conclude the first semester of 1963 64 with 18 departments. Registration is next Tuesday 5 to 7:30 pm in Charles E Wilson Library. Classes begin two nights later and exams run May 25 29. Notable courses include computers taught by Thomas R Harbron and a social problems course led by Dr Val B Clear.
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Anderson College
H. Howard Lash
Charles E. Wilson
E. Third Street
Thomas R. Harbron
Val B. Clear
Lash
Harbron
Iowa State University
Clear
Madison County NFC Plans Final Dinner Event at High School
The Madison County unit of the National Farmers Organization will hold its annual Whole Hog Sausage Supper Saturday evening at Highland High School. Officials announced final plans for the event and dinner program. The gathering is expected to attract local farmers and supporters from the area.
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Madison County
NFC
Highland's High School
National Farmers “Organization
Alternate Harbor Site Study Provided
President Johnson's civil works budget stirred controversy over a proposed deep water port for Indiana by funding a $50,000 study of the Hammond Whiting East Chicago site. The Army engineers budget totaled $1.1 billion with $57 million for Hoosier land but nothing for Burns Ditch planning or construction. Local notes mention a public event and various birth announcements and community notices from Highland High School and area families.
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Washington
Apt
Johnson
Indiana
Chicago
Army Engineers
Hoosierland
Burns Ditch
Officials elected at federal savings meeting Monday
Arthur A. Beckman and Earl T. Hoover were elected as directors of the Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association at a Monday evening meeting in the association office. The board organized and named officers: Beckman as president, Rotruck as vice president, Hoover executive VP and secretary, Kean assistant secretary, McCarty assistant to the EVP and secretary, West treasurer, Harrison assistant treasurer, and Jackson as loan manager.
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Arthur A. Beckman
Earl T. Hoover
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association
C.D. Rotruck
Fred M. Kean
Ethel McCarty
George E. West
Bethel M. Harrison
Eleanor K. Jackson
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Mike Mansfield
Man
Tana
John
Everson
M. Dirksen
Finois
Mercury
Tate
T. White
Westvale
MCPC
Ruby
Jock Ruby
Dallas
Offerways
Lea Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Jaycees
Waauey
Irusua
Cmer
J. W. Tilford
Cmdr
Vestri
Muncie
Naval Reserve Training Center
Att Anderson College
Oras. Kanerva
NFO
Minnesota
Community Hospital
Highland High
Forrest Wall Fface
Alexandria
Ronald Pickett
Karl Huffman
Jen Pittsford
Joe Best
Geo. — Schuyler
Emery
Wyant
Alex McDougall
Musselburgh
Edward Wilborn
Scotland
McDougall Jennings
Joe Hanks
Mary Wishard
Na. Anderson
Fred Wisehard
Anlarly
Alex McDoug
Leach School
Federal Loan Meeting
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