Meistersingers Jo Morris Set To Sing At Second Baptist
Norman Beard announces Jo Morris to perform at Second Baptist in Marion as part of Youth Week and Red Cross observances. Mrs Sumpter is recognized with a national award of merit for saving a boy’s life with CPR during a basketball accident. Local youth sponsors and Ella June Cochran lead the church youth group activities and Red Cross involvement.
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Norman Beard
Art Saunders
Madison County Red Cross
Youth Work Board of Directors
Jo Morris
Mets
Anderson College
National Red Cross
Lewis E. Sumpter
Hill
Anderson
Association of Boy
Park Place
Coaches Church of God
Lewis Sumpter
Isning
Johnson Curtails Weekend Activities
Five juveniles faced charges in juvenile court for breaking into and entering a church and a business on Lincoln Street and John Street. One was released on probation, another ordered to appear later. Another trio faced auto theft charges from the prior weekend and were also placed on probation.
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Assembly of God Church
Lincoln Sts
A. C. Barnes Co
John St
Robert" Scharnowske
Churchill at ease as Meany meets AFL CIO counselors
Churchill, fresh from illness, is keeping a light schedule with a Friday cough. He plans to stay near the White House for the weekend and will rise late. His only appointment is a midday meeting with AFL CIO President George Meany and Andrew J. Biemiller, the AFL CIO legislative counsel.
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Masminu
Johnson
Istight
Itv Easy
Ite House
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Andrew J. Biemiller
Spaceport strike ban drags on as workers stay away
The 4900 construction workers at the spaceport project show a near total collapse of activity with only a few observers present. A previous labor tieup occurred on December 17 when a craft union picketed to protest non union labor. Meanwhile church leaders prepare for royal memorials and a large state funeral in London as dignitaries gather at Westminster Abbey and St Pauls Cathedral.
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Spaceport
Jens
Berlin
Acpeters
Deaf Janitor Wins Bandit Capture Reward
ANVIANAYULI AP reports the Post Office Department awards Ed rdl Ross a 730 reward for fending off an armed robber at a rugstore post substation with a wet mop on May 22. Albert Cohen, pharmacist, also receives 750 for pursuing the gunman from Steeg's Drugstore after Ross knocked the pistol from the robber. The gunman, Fred J. Childress, 90, is in federal prison after his arrest and conviction.
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Anvianayuli
Post Office Department
Edrdl Ross
Albert ‘Cohen
Steeg
Indianapolis
Ross
Fred J. Childress
Seattle
Fire Claims Three Little Children In Indianapolis Home
In Indianapolis, three young Rowley children died Friday when their two story frame house burned. Tamara Rowley five Delca three and Catona one perished in the fire as their parents Carol and Orville Rowley J. sought to escape.
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Indianapolis
Tamara Rowley
Delca
Catona
Carol
Orville Rowley J
Anderson Obituaries and Indiana political notes
Obituary notices for Aletha B Dennis Julius Alley and Floyd D Layton are recorded along with local political items. The Indiana General Assembly debates drainage reforms and capital punishment abolition while Gov Branigin prepares a third speech outlining budget cuts and reappointment plans. Also listed are funeral notices and community events, including Boy Scout achievements and church ceremonies.
Floods and Cold Grip Oregon and Midwest
A sweeping weather crisis strands thousands across Oregon from Salem to Albany as Willamette floods, with hundreds evacuated and hospitals sandbagged. Snow, freezing temperatures and rail disruptions hit Montana Minnesota Wisconsin and the Dakotas as Des Moines hospitals evacuate and towns endure record lows. The Indiana Farm-City program honors local groups with a Good Neighbor plaque for community outreach and support.
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Ion Pacific
Portland
Middle West
Southern Pacific
al- Hbnay
Mapleton
Ore
Oregon Coast
Newport
Mid- West
Wisconsin
Tinos
Des Moines General Hospital
Butler
Wis
Tulaby 1
Lake
Minn
Aberdeen and Water
Town
S. D
Sault +Ste. Marie
Mich
Plea and Sentences From City Court Hearings
Robert Ray Chandler and James Edmond Copeland received 25 year terms for second degree burglary of a filling station at Vineyard Street and Broadway. Chandler to Indiana State Reformatory and Copeland to Indiana State Prison at Michigan City. Orbie Redman received a continuance for sentencing to February 5 on bad check charges. Ronald Muse, initially escaped from the Indiana Reformatory, was continued to February 26 with attorney. David Aaron Welch, 17, was sentenced to one year on the Indiana Star Farm for car theft. Orville Bowen pleaded not guilty. jury trial set for April 5, 1965. Thomas James OConner of Toronto was sentenced to 2-5 years on burglary charges with suspended sentence and probation plus $27 costs. Alby Denger got one year on the Indiana State Farm for cat theft with probation and $27 costs due.
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Robert Ray Chandler
Mth
Stone
James Edmond Copeland
W. 28Th St
Chandler
Indiana State Reformatory
Copeland
Indiana
Michigan City
Vineyard St
Broadway
Orbie Eugene Redman
E. Lynn St
Ronald Muse
Indiana Reformatory
David
Aaron Welch
Meridan St
Indiana Star Farm
Orville Eugene Bowen
Thomas James O'Conner
Toronto
Canada
Alby Kenneth Denger
Indiana State Farm
Catth
Ratal Sus le
Scouting Displays Planned Across Downtown Areas
Kikihawen reports brief city government actions for one day with planned street blockades in downtown areas. Communities prepare camping displays in windows, scouting exhibits in business windows, and shopping centers for features. Special recognition will be given to many boys earning Scouting's highest rank.
Law public board hearing highlights taxpayer watchdog remarks
Rep. Charles B. Howard Wisconsin Noblesville criticizes broad legal language as causing interpretation issues. Rep. J. Ben Rickets cites local officials alleging archital rulings while Rep. Wayne Townsend credits the board with excellent work. Sebree charges delay due to staff shortages. McDonald denies ordering disobedience of court orders. Special hearing, info release disputed. attorney general consulted on law interpretation. Board delays include Tax Commissioners for Monday.
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Charles B. Howard
Noblesville
J. Ben Rickets
Howard
Monald
Wayne Townsend
Upland
Roland
Sebree
McDonald
Sttorney
Wever
Grand Jury
Attorneyeneral
State Board of Tax | ‘Commissioners
Districting Amendment Sparks Democratic Rift and Delayed Senate Action
The districting amendment would cut the base back to present three dollars while reports said some Democrats were ready to go along. Caucus chair Bodine postponed a second reading to next week to verify figures, as Republicans prepare minority reports on two tax bills. The session ran late amid a floor fight and a delay caused by missing printed copies.
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Agriculture Committee
Wilbur E. Newlin
Mooresville
House
Indiana
Brighton
US. Supreme Court
L. Jack
Indianapolis
C. J. Ryan
A. H. Tullis
Anderson
Harry Moore
Michigan St
Morial Park
Branigin
Ways and Means
Senate
Bodine
Cau
Wiliam Sebree
D-Anderson
GOP
Malet
Interact Club approves eight member nominating committee
Rotary president reports on governing by laws as eight members are named to form an eight man nominating committee to submit two candidates for seven offices at the February 11 session. The group becomes the first Interact Club in District 656 and the third in Indiana, with others in New Albany and Kendallville.
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Caresghia
Rotary
Mir
Laughlin
Bob McVicker
John Brinduse
Bill Bowman
Homer LaRue
Steve Stickler
Dave Jones
Rusty Patterson
Tom Hodson
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Funeral services for Frank Brown 87 of Lapel will be Sunday at 2 am at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home. Interment in Brookside. He died Friday at Riverview Hospital Noblesville after a long illness. He lived with son Ivan Brown in Lapel, previously in Perkinsville 30 years. Survived by three sons Ivan Wilbur Leroy, two stepsons Guy Wolfe Atlanta Henry Wolfe Frankton, a stepdaughter Mrs Fred Stage Greencastle, 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren, brothers Omer and Clifford Brown Rushville, sister Mrs Noda Young Rushville.
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Elizabeth Jane Reed
Anderson
Ferris Miller
People's Church
Brown and Butz
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Alexandria
Isaac
Martha Louist Holden
Robert Vandergrift
Dayton, C
Eva Cook
Joshua Tree
Canf
Frank Mum
Frank Brown
Lapel
Fisher Brothers
Brookside
Mr. Brown
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Tvan Brown
Perkinsville
Ivan
Wilbur Brown
Leroy Brown
Logansport
Guy Wolfe
Atlanta
Henry Wolfe
Frankton
Fred Stage
Greencastle
Omer
Clifford Brown
Rushville
Ter
Noda Young
Tua
Ships' Disasters Rise Despite Radar Aids to Navigation
The Liverpool Underwriters report a surge in total maritime losses to 114 ships totaling 418,000 gross tons, with tankers accounting for over a quarter of losses. Casulaties increased in late 1964, including modern high-value vessels, while overall strandings reached 1 ship of 211,000 tons.
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Rea
Liverpool Underwriers Association
Amendment outlines vice presidential succession rules
The amendment proposes that if the president is incapacitated the vice president takes over with cabinet approval and a two thirds vote from both chambers. The text mentions French aid to Washington during the U S Revolutionary War and a monetary amount of 1086.50 dollars.
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Dent
Senate
House
Washington
U. S
Brance
Amert
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Aletha B. Dennis
Delaware Ct
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St. John’s
Huntsville
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Edward M. Dennis
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Baker Brothers Funeral Home
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W. 6Th St
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Sells and Rowe
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
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St. Louis
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Middletown
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Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home
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East Maplewood Cemetery
Mr. Thing
Burns
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Nathan Harter
St John's Evangelical Lutheral Church
Clara Charlotte Gephardt
8Th St
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Thomas Baldauf
Pierre A. Gephart
Ralph A Gephart
Max Gephart
State Board of Education
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Robert Paterson
Rochester
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Pitt St
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