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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1963

Page

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Anderson Indians Roll In NCC Scrapyards Frankfort 63–87

Anderson jumped to a 30 point first quarter and led 49–28 at halftime in an NCC contest with Frankfort. Steve Clevenger poured in 28 points to lead all scorers while Tom Harvey and Bill Mauck contributed early plays. Frankfort’s Ron McMains finally sparked late but the Indians widened the margin to 69–40 after three quarters en route to an 87–63 victory.

Anderson Indians Frankfort Howard Hall Tribe Muncie Central Bearcats NCC Steve Clevenger Tom Harvey Clevenger Sammy Nunn Bill Mauck Bill Moody Hot Dogs Ron McMains

Indiana House Debates Funding Bills For Governor Welsh Plan

Indiana lawmakers advance a $56 million construction appropriation for 1963-65 while discussing 1963-65 operating funds. Senate members debate a general sales tax as a potential revenue source to support the governor's $1.6 billion budget, with mixed views among party leaders.

Indianapolis UPI Welsh Indiana House Senate Robert Rock D-Anderson House Wayne Townsend D-Upland John Coppes R-Nappanee Rock Keith Fraser Portland

Senators Say Cuba hosts a powerful Soviet buildup

UPI reports multiple senators after a briefing warned that Russia built a strong military and political complex in Cuba over six months. Others doubted a significant new buildup while debates on policy and subversion continue.

Washington UPI Russia Cuba Dean Rusk John A. McCone Senate Foreign Relations Latin America Senate Preparedness Subcommittee John C. Stennis Dmiss George D. Aiken R-Vt Stuart Symington D-Mo Symington McC

Bomber Crash Leaves 2 Bodies Found and 5 Missing

In Brownville Junction Maine two airmen were rescued by helicopters while searchers found two bodies near the wreckage of a B52. Five others remain missing amid 12 foot snow drifts and 20 below temperatures. The saved crew were Lt Col Dante E Bulli and Capt Gerald Adler, both in good condition.

Brownville Junction Maine UPI Air Force Dante E. Bulli Cherry, Sr Gerald Adler Houston Tex T. S2zt Michael F.P. O'Keefe New York Sky SAC O'Keefe

Indiana Braces For Snow Storm Toll Rises To 41

The weekend blizzard across Indiana brings heavy snow and subfreezing temperatures, with up to four inches expected in the north and widespread slick roads. Police report fatalities from crashes and a skating accident as schools close and counties battle drifting snow.

Associated Press Indiana Weather Bureau la Porte South Bend Evansville Fort Wayne Lafayette Seymour Indianapolis Clarence Browning West Side Browning

Madison County Women Name New GOP Officers

At the January Madison County Women’s Republican Club meeting at Republican Headquarters Miss Barbara Hutton shared a travelogue of her European tour. Mrs. Lawrence Booram was elected president with Mrs. Frank Allis as 1st vice president and Mrs. Milford Watson as 2nd vice president. Recording secretary is Mrs. Denson Sylvester, with Mrs. Kenneth Bowman as corresponding secretary and Mrs. Orville Johnson as treasurer. Board members include Mesdames A. P. McDaniels, Charles Harrold, J. C. Alldredge, and Paul Whelchel.

Madison County Women’s Republican Club Republican Main St Barbara Hutton Lawrence Booram Frank Allis Milford Watson Denson Sylvester Kenneth Bowman Orville Johnson Mesdames A. P. McDaniels Charles Harrold J. C. Alldredge Paul Whelchel

Woman Finds Husband’s Lost Pay Envelope in 10 Tons of Trash

In Toronto AP report Jean Sinclair spent a day sifting through a 10 ton garbage dump with a friend and several trash collectors to recover her husband’s $130 pay envelope. A son’s disposal of the family refuse led to the search and a truck hauled the trash away.

Toronto Jean Sinclair

Kennedy Wins Court Order To Stall Boeing Strike

President Kennedy obtained a temporary restraining order to prevent a IAM machinists strike at Boeing. The order delays action through February 1 with possible 80 day injunction under Taft Hartley, citing risks to national defense with missiles and space programs. About 40,000 workers involved across sites including Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg.

Seattle Wash UPS Kennedy Boeing Co Cape Canaveral Fla Vandenberg Air Force Base U.S William J. Lindberg Boeing International Association of Machinists IAM Vertol

24 Day Docks Walkout Ends in US Strike Settlement

The International Longshoremen's Association ends a 34 day Maine to Texas dock strike costing nearly 900 million. Workers start moving ships and cargo Saturday as picket lines are removed and talks continue in Galveston Mobile and Baltimore. A presidential panel aided the settlement. the ILA accepted a 37 cent per hour raise over two years.

New York UPI International Longshoremen’s Association ILA Maine-to- Texas Galveston Tex Mobile Ala Baltimore Gulf Coast William V. Bradley James Reynolds Atlantic Gulf Wayne Morse D-Ore Congress Kennedy

Fire Destroys Paint Shop Unit In Elwood

A Ventoura Corporation Mobile Homes Paint and Storage Plant unit at 704 S. D St. in Elwood was totally burned Friday afternoon, with the main plant escaping loss. Firefighters prevented spread. blaze began at 3 15 p m as four workers were on site. No damage estimate available.

Elwood Ventoura ‘Corporation Mobile Homes S. D St Mike Poole Alex Ship

Phyllis O'Neill Taylor Dies In Indianapolis

Mrs Phyllis ONeill Taylor wife of Harold Taylor died at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after a long illness She was born in Anderson daughter of Philip B and Mae ONeill She attended St Marys School South Bend Skidmore College Surviving are her husband three children and her mother The body is at Albright Funeral Home arrangements are incomplete

Phyllis ‘O’neill Taylor Harold Taylor Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Anderson Philip B Mae O'Neill Taylor St. Mary's School St. Mary’s Academy South Bend Skidmore College New York Philip O'Neill Schrenker Elizabeth Schrenker Polly Schrenker W. 8Th St Albright Funeral Home

Living Costs Decline Sets Four Year Record

Washington government data show December living costs fell by two tenths of a percent, the largest monthly drop in four years and the biggest since 1958. Despite the drop the Florida crop freeze may push January prices near a record, as food costs rise. The CPI reached 105.8 percent of the 1957-59 average.

Washington Labor Department Robert J. Myers Labor Statistics Commissioner Florida

Long Orbit Trip Targeted For April 2 By Cooper

CAPE CANAVERAL UPI An April 2 launch date is set for astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr to attempt a 34 hour orbit mission with 17 to 22 circuits. If successful it would surpass Schirra’s six orbits last October and could end Mercury tests with Gemini flights following. Cooper trains at Morehead Planetarium and Cape site work on the Mercury capsule to extend life support.

Cape Canaveral Ups U.S Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr Air Force Walter M. Schirra Jr Earth Cooper Schirra Pacific Ocean Midway Island Morehead Planetarium Cape Hill N.C Cape Federal Space Agency

Indiana House poised to pass reapportionment bill

Speaker Richard Guthrie and Senate leaders discussed the Republican sponsored constitutional amendment for legislative reapportionment. Guthrie predicted House passage by end of next week with Senate action uncertain until late in the session. The House has 56 vote bloc to 44, while the Senate margin is 25 to 24.

Indianapolis UPI Richard Guthrie Indiana Guthrie Senate House Roy Conrad R-Monticello GOP Conrad Richard 0. Ristine Ways and Means Committee State Budget Agency Charles Edwards R-Spencer Edwards Rep Robert Rock

Gas Station Destroyed In Explosion

Two fires tore through the city yesterday afternoon. A Phillips 66 gas station at Cross St. and Alexandria Pike was destroyed after a blast likely caused by furnace failure and gas seepage, with losses estimated at 8 000 to 10 000 dollars. A home at 830 W. 14th St. suffered major damage in a later 4 19 p m blaze, fought by three units. shingles were removed to reach flames, damaging much of the upstairs and attic.

Phillips 66 Cross St Alexandria Pike 14Th St Harold Pete

Weekend jail terms set in circuit court pleas

In circuit court three men I plead guilty to petit larceny were given suspended sentences by Judge Carl T. Smith. Larry Mabbitt James Lee and Larry McCoy receive one year at the Indiana State Farm suspended with weekends in jail through February. Ronald Martin pled guilty to second degree burglary and drew 2 to 5 years at the Indiana State Reformatory. Jack Lee Lightfoot also pled guilty to second degree burglary and had a suspended sentence at the state farm. Thomas Tremaine charged earlier with voluntary homicide. Please turn to Page 2 Column 1.

Carl T. Smith Larry Mabbitt James Lee Larry McCoy Indiana State Farm Ronald Martin Indiana State Reformatory Smith

M Electric Expands With Two New Divisions

M Electric announces creation of Muncie and Benton Harbor divisions to accelerate service and efficiency. R E Doyle Jr says five operating divisions will govern Marion Muncie area, with E P Pifer leading Muncie and James H Miller heading Marion Division. New leadership roles and staff moves outlined to support the reorganized structure effective March 1.

Indiana & Michigan Electric Company R. E. Doyle, Jr 1&M Fort Wayne Doyle Muncie Benton Harbor Marion-Mu Thomas W. Dugdale Marion Charles R. Lay Lewis M. Goodwin Marion-Muncie D. O. Botkin I&m Miller William E. Brunson Kendallville Jack A. Druckemiller Marion Muncie Mississippi State University Byler Elwood Purdue University Date

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