New York ILA Members End Strike Vote On Contract
New York ILA members approve a four year work contract by more than two to one after rejecting it on January 8. The tally was 12 171 to 5 649. ILA president Thomas W. Gleason declined to say when workers would return to the docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Thomas W. Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Gleason
New Orleans
U.S. Labor
James Reynolds
Gulf Ports
Honest Ballot Association
Polly Ling
Manhattan
Brooklyn
New Jersey
New York Harbor
U.S
Latin American Canal Talks Open Soon
Two senior U.S. officials will travel to Nicaragua Costa Rica Panama and Colombia for exploratory talks on a proposed sea level canal to replace the Panama Canal. The January 27 to February 3 trip aims to gauge regional support for Johnson administration plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPL
U.S
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Panama
Colombia
Johnson
State Department
Stephen Ailes
Army
Thomas el. Mann
inter-American Affairs
Panama Canal
Jaycee Awards Winners Cited at Founders Day Banquet
Gordon A. Sinclair received the Distinguished Service Award as Commerce sponsored the event. Paul Harvey, guest speaker, spoke at the Anderson Airport reception before the banquet. The ceremony honored five finalists including Richard Bohnenkamp and Richard Davis, with DSA presented by local Jaycee leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon A. Sinclair
Commerce
Ers
DSA
Mike Dazell
Busi
Robert Bickerness
Robert
Ro H. Reardon
Welbert W. Miller
David Bridges
Richard Davi
Richard Bohnen
Richard Bohnenkamp
Press-Kamp
Jaycee
Chamber
Paul Harvey
Dela Remy
General Motors
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dean Olt
Anderson College
Herald
Kiwanis Marks Golden Anniversary in Anderson area
Kiwanis celebrates its 50th anniversary by donating shrubs to May's Park and supporting local projects. John P. Dickmann, president, says activities will align with both Anderson and International celebrations. Funeral notices for Buzz McAdams note his death and community roles. Kiwanis International began in Detroit in 1915 and now has about 265000 members in 5400 clubs. Anderson Kiwanis, in 45 years, contributed to Riley Hospital Wing, Boy and Girl State, Anderson College, parks, and many community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
May’s Park
Anderson
Ota
Madison Avenue
Anderson Kiwanis
John P. Dickmann
Gaar
Buzz) McAdams
Brown and Buzz
Steward Webber
Belmont Bible Church
East Maplewood
McAdams
St. John’s Hospital
Dept. 93
Delco - Remy
Ingalls
Uaw-Cio
Nellie
Richard
Sherri!) Lyons
John
Susan Jane) Simmons
Garland Parks
Onder
Kiwanis International
Detroit
Michigan
United States
Canada
Mexico
Bahama Islands
Austria
Switzerland
Belgium
Riley Hospital
Anderson College
Anderson Hospital
M.C.A
Y.W.C.A. Mays
Kiwanis Foundation
jMilk Fund
City School Patrol
Fearing and Speech Clinic
Anderson Exceptional School
Madison County Orphanage
Negro College Fund
Salvation Army
Anderson Set for Major Facelift in Derby Plans
Anderson will host a revamped Soap Box Derby in July with extensive promotional efforts and new derby clinics. Brooks Townsend, 1965 derby director, announced changes as committee members focus on attracting local entrants and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Brooks Townsend
Group Interviews For Prospective Housing For Exchange Students
Anderson chapters of American Field Service report host family interviews for the 1965 66 school year. Local families may apply through chapters to be screened by the AFS regional representative by February 1. Host chairs are Mrs Thomas L Robertson Anderson High Mrs James Turnquist Madison Heights and Mrs Frederick Jones Highland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
American Field Service
Madison Heights
Histland
AFS
Reene le S
Iocal
Thomas. L. Robertson
Anderson High
James Turnquist
Frederick Jones
Highland
New York City
Holland
Japan
Italy
Turkey
Denmark
Brazil
Australia
John W.W. Smith
Martin
Tura
Colume
Indian MP Proposes Three-Child Limit on Couples
A member of Parliament introduced legislation to ban more than three children per Indian couple. Former Health Minister BD P Karmarkar argued Parliament is sovereign over all matters except birth of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delri
India
BD. P. Karmarkar
Churchill Lingers in London Amid Dying Condition
Sir Winston Churchill remained in a low ebb state at Hyde Park Gate on Thursday with no change in condition. Newsmen waited for further bulletins as Lord Moran and nurses kept vigil while Randolph Churchill and Winston Churchill III stayed nearby. The family anticipated that news of any death would be communicated to Queen Elizabeth and Prime Minister Harold Wilson first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Winston
Churchill
Hyde Park Gate
Earqgonurchill
Lord Moran
Winston
Randolph
Churchil House
Queen Elizabeth
Harold Wilson
Open housing and school segregation bills heard in Indianapolis
A large group opposed and seven speakers supported two Indiana Senate civil rights bills at hearings in Indianapolis. George Satterwhite urged action on open housing and de facto segregation while opponents pressed for referendum. Officials noted the session lasted four hours with 50+ witnesses. hearings shift to continued debate next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Satterwhite
Anderson
Madison County
NAACP
State Senate
Indianapolis
State Public Policy Committee
Anderson High
Robert H
Senate
Chai- Graves
Asher
Jack H. Mankin
Almean
Mankin
Indiana
Maureen Prevost
Congress On Racial Equality
CORE
Reales- Satterwhite
Jailbreaking Pair To Appear Today In Circuit Court
The accused assailants of 36 year old George Grigsby are to appear before Madison Circuit Judge Carl T. Smith this afternoon facing four counts of criminal activity. Madison Moore, 29, of 9914 Central Ave and Stanley Majka, 20, Gary Indiana, were each issued warrants for inflicting injury in the commission of a robbery. Prosecutor William F. Lawler Jr. filed robbery charges for the severe beating of Grigsby, a turnkey for the Madison County Sheriff's Department, with three additional counts pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grigsby
Madison
Carl T. Smith
Madison Moore
Central Ave
Stanley Majka
Gary
Ind
William F. Lawler, Jr
Davis Won't Seek Recount in Harvey Race
New Castle Indiana UPI Ralph Harvey defeated Russell Davis by 1582 votes in the 1th district race. Davis, director of Indiana's General Services Division, said party leaders left the decision to him and he has decided against pursuing a congressional recount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Ind
UPI
U. S. House of Representatives
Ralph Harvey
Russell Davis
Davis
General Services Devision
Indiana Department of Administration
Asian Republic Leaves United Nations First in History
Indonesia formally quit the United Nations becoming the first nation to leave the world body. Ambassador Lambertus Palar carried out President Sukarno’s orders by delivering a resignation letter to Secretary General U Thant, ending Indonesia’s 20 year participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
UPI
Indonesia
Uni
Ted Nations
Lambertus Palar
Sukarno
Se Thant
Subandrio
Indo- Resid
U.N
Jakarta
Malaysia
U.N. Securiry Council
Russia
General Assembly
Thant
Dag Hammarskjold
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
United States
Assembly
Middle East
Congo
U.S
Bolivia
Haiti
GOP Committee Maps Comeback Amid Unity Push
GOP leaders framed unity after defections as they pursue a 1966 agenda. Budget figures floated include a $4.6 million plan and a $4.4 million budget, with Dean Burch leading the talks and Ray Bliss defending a “budget jet” approach. Workforce chairmen warned against splinters while Goldwater aides touted a victory budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Dean Bureh
Barry M
Goldwater
GOP
National Committee
Dent Johnson
J. Williams Middendorf
Republican Namors
Burch
Budg
Ray C. Bliss
Ohio
Arizona
Adult Classes Begin At AHS February 1
Anderson Public Schools announce adult education classes starting February 1 in the spring high school auditorium. Douglass principal Noel B. Ferm will meet Supt. G. E. Ebbert to discuss a program for adults to complete high school diplomas. Classes run 16 sessions for residents over 18 not in day school. minimum 12 enroll. Further info from the Division of Adult Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Public School
Ning
Noel B. Ferm
Douglass
G. E. Ebbertt
Division of Adult Education
Evening high school credit classes register this week
Tuesday February 2 marks registration for a wide range of classes in the high school building. Courses include Algebra 2 Auto Mechanics Bookkeeping and many more with instructors listed such as R Kimm W Hilligoss Jim Carter and Mrs Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Kimm
Robert Reifel
W. Hilligoss
R. Freeman
Howe
Raymond Griffith
W. Hilligess
Herridge
M. Dalzell
Red Cross
Funk
Velvey
Delco Remy Vacation Checks Go To 5900 Employees
Delco Remy Division of General Motors will distribute annual vacation pay totaling 1 762 000 to more than 5 900 hourly employees based on service length up to 120 hours for 15 years or more. Seniority ranges from July 1 to December 31. The Anderson plant showed a 33 percent drop in disabling accidents in 1964. About 194 guests from Chapter 6 of the National Association of Power Engineers attended a dinner at the Delea Remy Engineering Center with SAE president Harald Amt and Guide Lamp executive Robert Bell speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delco-Remy
General Motors
Delco
Eploves
Anderson
Delco- Remy
Kenneth Lewis
Chapter 6
National Association of Power Engineers
Delea Remy Engineering Center
K. L. Hastings
Harald R. Amt
SAE
Robert Bell
Guide Lamp
Cities Would Get Funds From Indiana Tax Change
Indiana lawmakers debated a bill to shift cigarette tax revenue toward cities and towns. The proposal by Reps. Applegate and Frick would allocate seven eighths of excess over 3 cents per pack to municipalities, with a 4 to 7 cent rate under review. The measure also revises distribution to conservation and flood control, and notes broader tax-sharing debates including motor vehicle fuel tax revenues. Weather outlook: cloudy with warming trend and rain late afternoon and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Department of Conservation
Indiana Flood Control and Water Resources Commission
Indiana Toll Bridge Commission
Applegate
Senate
New Arrivals at St John’s Hospital and Nearby Homes
Birth notices show a thin girl born to Mr and Mrs Williams at 8192 Cedar St. A girl born to Mr and Mrs Phelps of Alexandria. A daughter born to the Rev and Mrs Green of the Tak the Fj Baptist Church in Painyrs New York. Rev Green formerly led First Baptist Church in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmatherson
EW Phelps
Oflexandria
Dale Green
Fj Baptist
Painyrs
New York
N. Y
Green
Aces
First Baptist Church
Community Hos
Break-Ins Reported At Two Local Homes
Major Robert Estes of the detective division reports two local break-ins yesterday. At Ralph Gordon 1198 West Fourth Street entry was forced with a pry tool and power tools worth 150 dollars were stolen from the back area. At Herb Bynum 8th Park Avenue siding was torn from a room and a small grave box containing a large amount of money was taken from the Gordon residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gordon
4Th St
Herb Bynum
8Th Park Ave
Robert Estes
Bynum
Gordon
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Virlon McAdams
City Lttle League
Derby
Ieiny
I Harvey
Asian Republic
Children’s Fund
Unicef
Food and Agricultural Organization
FAO
Scientific, Educational, and Cultural Organization
Unesco
AHS
Estes
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