Kirk Takes Taipei Post as New U.S. Ambassador
Retired Admiral Alan G. Kirk arrived as the new U.S. ambassador to Nationalist China amid Communist charges in Moscow and Peiping that the Nationalists plan an invasion with U.S. support. Kirk declined comment on the military buildup near Quemoy and Matsu while reports from Hong Kong spoke of machinegun posts and anti aircraft batteries near Canton and Fukien province where jets were moved.
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Taipei
Formosa
UPI
Alan G. Kirk
U.S
China
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Peiping
Kirk
Quemoy
Matsu
Hong Kong
Canton
Fukien
New
China News Agency
Taiwan
Navy
Chiang
Washington
Kennedy
Madison County issues 48 new home permits in June
The Madison County Planning Commission reported 48 new home permits in June valued at 704 100 and 21 other construction permits bringing June total to 751 300. First six months 1962 saw 251 new homes valued at 3 560 801 with overall six month permits totaling 3 885 046 across 302 permits.
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Madison County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Weather Summary for Local Area
Partly cloudy warm and humid with scattered thunderstorms. High today around 85. Low tonight near 68. High tomorrow similar. Sunrise at 5 24 a m sunset 8 03 p m moon sets 9 07 p m.
Chesterfield Plans Fourth Observance of Chesterfield Day
Plans completed for the second annual Chesterfield Day Fourth of July celebration sponsored by the town and Chamber of Commerce. Activities begin 10 a.m. at Makepeace Park with a parade at 1:30 p.m. and fireworks at dark.
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Chesterfield
Chamber of Commerce
Chester Field
Makepeace Park
Governors urge constitutional amendment on school prayers
A majority of governors urged congressional action to amend the Constitution to allow school prayer. Oregon Gov. Mark Hatfield led the drive, claiming 27 governors signed a petition and aiming to reach at least six more before the Governors Conference ends. The petition requests Congress to initiate an amendment permitting public schools to recognize an abiding faith in God.
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UPI
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Shock Fatal To GM Plant Electrician
Eldon James Daughhetee, 43, an electrician at Delco Remy Plant 15, died after an electrical shock while wiring a motor on a vacuum pump before turning off the main power. He crawled under an incline machine to attach leads. the shock occurred as insulation was cut. Daughhetee, a 11 year employee and Oakdale native, was on the plant's second shift when the accident happened. Madison County Coroner Cecil Carmichael ruled the cause a fatal electrical shock.
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Delco - Remy
Eldon James Daughhetee
Crystal
Delco-Remy
Daughhetee
Madison County
Cecil Carmichael
Oakdale
Neb
Madison Avenue Meth
Wilson Club Boys Attend Camp Session
Thirty eight boys from the Bill Wilson Boys Club of Andersen will return home after a 0 day camping tour at the Boys' Club Pioneer Camp in Bradford Woods near Martinsville. A second group of 32 local boys will leave July 10 for an identical tour offering archery gold panning swimming fishing hiking riflery and nature crafts.
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Bill Wilson
Andersen
Boys’ Club
Bradford Woods
Martinsville
Pigeons as trophies end rooftop stunt by two teens
In Lafayette Indiana two 14 year olds were hauled down from a rooftop by police after attempting to catch pigeons to stuff as trophies. Authorities halted the taxidermy venture before any birds were captured.
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Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Government Loan Aids Markleville Phone Project
A portion of a 322000 federal REA loan to Hancock Rural Telephone Corp Greenfield will fund a dial Roush project 59 miles of new line and 2 miles of rebuilt line plus completing the system. The loan will add service for 306 existing subscribers and new service to 265 subscribers. Maurice Woodward McCordsville is president and James O Connell Greenfield is manager.
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Hancock Rural Telephone Corp
Greenfield
Maurice Woodward
McCordsville
James O'Conner
Roberts Sues Over Ouster From Army Duty
Former Maj. Arch Roberts, once aide to Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker, filed suit in U S District Court seeking reversal of his dismissal from active duty over a speech to the Daughters of the American Revolution. He named Cyrus Vance, Stephen Ailes and Joe Lambert as defendants, alleging violation of constitutional and legal rights and calling the action irreparable.
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U.S. District Court Here
Roberts
Congress
DAR
Washington
Wact
Senate Passes Sugar Act Extension Bill
The Senate approved a compromise Sugar Act extension by a 4 12 vote and sent it to President Kennedy. The bill increases the U S share of the market for American growers while granting the President limited flexibility on foreign sugar purchases. The act expired Saturday and will be reinstated once Kennedy signs.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
U.S
Fireworks Kick Off Anderson Free Fair Amid Showers
Hundreds attend the Anderson Free Fair at Athletic Park despite rain threats and mud. A pre Fourth of July fireworks display fired near 8 p m, as showers linger with a forecast of widely scattered rain through midweek. Children’s Day offers reduced rides after 1 p m. About 150 Knightstown Home children join Madison County groups. Fair Board Secretary Earl McCarel notes 200 harness horses are entered for a $10 000 prize pool across four race nights.
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Anderson Free
Athletic Park
Olson
Suspect Arrested In Bank Robbery At Porterbank
Authorities charged 34 year old George L Manos with the $4421 holdup of the First State Bank of Porterhere State police seized him near a motel after a motorist reported a car matching the getaway vehicle near the scene.
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the Pines Ind
First State Bank
Porterhere
George L. Manos
Michiana Shores
Rev. A. F. Byrne 68 Dies At Lewisville
The Rev. Albert F. Byrne 68 educator and minister formerly of the Church died about midnight Saturday at Hope Nursing Home Lewisville He was born November 18 1893 near Grandview Spencer County and was ordained at Indiana Central College He also studied at the University of Colorado Columbia and Indiana University where he earned a masters degree He served as county and town superintendent and as a principal in Raleigh Mays and Lewistville.
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Albert F. Byrne
Ooo Hope Nursing Home
Grandview
Spencer County
Albert
Belle
Byrne
Indiana Central College
Indianapolis
University of Colorado
Boulder
Colo
Columbia University
New York City
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Henry County
Middletown
Raleigh
Mays
Lewinsville
Co-Chairmen Named for Madison County Crusade
The 1962 Madison County Crusade announces C Fred Johnson as chairman and Dr Warren C Roark as co chairman for Sept 9 23. Phillip E Miller says the Anderson leaders will guide the county wide evangelistic drive with Rev William C Ellis as executive director. Dr Jimmie Johnson of Fuquay NC will speak. Johnson is an Anderson resident and CMBC leader.
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Madison County Crusade
C. Fred Johnson
Warner Auditorium
Phillip E. Miller
Center
Crusade
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Warren C. Roark
Crusade Board of
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Roark
Lowell Cochran
Madison County
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Ellis
Jimmie Johnson
Fuquay
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Alexandria
Indiana University
Hoosier Insurance
Christian Businessman's Committee
CMBC
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Ohio
Michigan
Iowa
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Indiana Township asks Supreme Court for rehearing on bond limit ruling
Van Buren Township petitions the Indiana Supreme Court for a rehearing and reconsideration of last week 4-1 ruling that unconstitutional the 1961 law raising local borrowing to 2 percent of market value. Township attorney Donald P. Jones says it may be months before a decision on the rehearing.
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Supreme Court
van Buren
High Court
Donald P. Jones
Summityville
Jones
General Assembly
Wilfred Allen
Summitville
Carl T. ‘Smith
High
Smith
Indianapolis
Ross, McCord, Ice and Miller
William F. Lawler Jr
Allen
Atttorney
Union Township
Chesterfield
Lawler
Three Pendleton Women Hurt in Headon Crash
Three Pendleton women were injured when their car collided head on with a panel truck on Ind. 67 in front of the Indiana State Reformatory at 6 16 p m Monday. The driver Maude R Ward 57 and passengers Ruh Wiggans 53 and Violet June Needler 20 suffered contusions and lacerations and were treated at Community Hospital and released. Meredit h W Kelley 43 of Whiteland was driver of the truck and blamed a slick spot. he suffered contusions but refused further medical aid.
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Pendleton
Ind
Indiana ‘State Reformatory
Maude R. Ward
Ruh Wiggans
Violet June Needler
Community Hospital
Richard Shull
Paul Asa
Gale Snider
Meridith W. Kelley
Whiteland
Kelley
Flight To Carrier Highlights Trip By THAMAR VERMILLION
Herald managing editor describes a morning flight from Norfolk Naval Air Station to the USS Forrestal. A twin engine plane carries five reporters and three crew with life jackets parachutes and hards hats. The piece ends mid description as the landing approach begins.
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Norfolk
Forrestal
Atlantic
Bird Farm
Uss Forrestal
Anderson Herald
U. S. Navy
Kennedy Dillon discuss tax cuts amid pressure from Congress
President Kennedy met with Treasury Secretary Dillon as lawmakers business leaders and labor push for immediate tax reductions to boost the economy. Humphrey urged action, predicting passage this year if Kennedy requests it, while the White House signaled a tax cut next year as preferable.
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UPI
Kennedy
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Congress
White House
Dillon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota Democrat
Humphrey
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Aflcio
W.thhoc
Senate Finance Committee
New Arrivals In Anderson Area Add Many Newborns
Mr and Mrs Jack Gaddis Middletown greet a girl. Mr and Mrs Leon Smith Ma Helms Rd report a girl. Clendon Wilkinson a girl. Mr and Mrs Art Cunningham 1535 Miller Ave a boy. Mr and Mrs Robert Ginder 7037 Columbus Ave a boy. Mr and Mrs Jerry Shiveley 312 Seminole Dr a girl. Mr and Mrs Harold Portwood 536 Elmhurst Dr a boy. Mr and Mrs Francis Wildener 2207 Brown St a boy. Mr and Mrs Therrell Cotton 319 W 6th St a boy. Mr and Mrs James Griffin 2207 Louise St a boy. At a boy. Mr and Mrs James Fitz Middletown a boy. Gary F P Zenor Covina Calif a daughter Jennifer Lynn. Mother Catherine Bowen daughter of Donald C Bowen 1307 Nichol Ave paternal grandparents Glen Zenor Williamsport Ind.
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Jack Gaddis
Middletown
Leon Smith
Helms Rd
Clendon
Wilkinson
Art Cunningham
Miller Ave
Robert Ginder
Columbus Ave
Jerry Shiveley
Seminole Dr
Harold Portwood
Elmhurst
Gary FP. Zenor
Covina
Calif
Jennifer Lynn
Catherine Bowen
Donald C. Bowen
Nichol Ave
Glen Zenor
Williams‘Port
Ind
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