Youth Remains In Coma After Highway Crash
A 15 year old Warren boy, Glen B Benefiel, has been in a coma at Ball Memorial Hospital since June 22 after a collision on Ind 3 north of Hartford City. His cousin Jack Newland, 17, was injured. Joseph Stuffel 21, also hurt. Garrett Harper 20, driver of the other car, injured with multiple wounds. Community members gathered to help, delivering hay and peas and donating blood for Glen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Hartford City
Glen B. Benefiel
Rt. 2
Glen
Roger Gerwig
Fort Wayne
Ind
Jack Newland
Markleville Rd
Anderson
Garret Lloyd Harper
Newland
Harper
Joseph V. Stuffel
Ball Hospital
Benefiel
Hospital For
Flight Landing Aboard Forrestal Described By Reporter
A reporter recounts approaching and landing on the aircraft carrier Forrestal, noting the curved view from the rear seats, the impact on deck near 100 miles per hour, and the brief stop before debarking. The party then proceeds to staterooms and a press briefing with Rear Admiral Reynold D. Hogle aboard Carrier Division Four flagship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynold D. Hogle
Forrestal
Adm. Hogle
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
An old advertisement promotes a new treatment for hemorrhoids using Bio-Dyne as a healing substance sold as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form. Claims include stopping itch and pain and statements from users that piles have ceased to be a problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, N. Y
Inside the USS Forrestal Aboard a Mighty Carrier
A correspondent tours the USS Forrestal in Norfolk. He highlights the bridge as the nerve center, flight operations, arresting wires, catapults, and a 46 acre deck. The ship's 4,300 crew and onboard facilities, including a hospital, stores, and dining halls, showcase a floating city with impressive naval operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence R. Geis
Forrestal
Seven Seas
Norfolk
Critics attack proposed higher taxes on foreign subsidiaries
JFK and Dillon heard business representatives opposed to a plan to raise about 80 million dollars yearly in taxes on American firms operating abroad. A E Kornhauser of Controls Co. argued the measure would restrict foreign base operations and hurt U S companies abroad. Kenneth C Royall for the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Assn called the move unacceptable and urged waiting for a full tax overhaul next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.E. Kornhauser
Controls Co. of America
Europe
South America
Congress
Shock Fatal at Odd Fellows Lodge Church
Surviving are widow Mary Agnes and three children Robby 17 Cathy 15 and Melanie 7. Two sisters Mrs J R Thieman and Marilyn Daughhereee of Raleigh Neb. Friends received at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Services at Madison Avenue Methodist Church 2 p m today with Dr Robert Bickel officiating burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odist Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Mary Agnes
Robby
Cathy
Melanie
J. R. Thieman
Marilyn Daughhereee
Raleigh
Neb
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Madison Avenue Methodist Church
Robert Bickel
Memorial Park Cemetery
Baby Dies In Crash Near Indianapolis
An infant boy Lloyd Kiffmeyer aged 1 died in a two car crash on Ind. 100 north of Indianapolis. Eight others were injured including his parents Mary and Robert Kiffmeyer of Zionsville and two siblings. Injured in the second car were Delores Miers and her husband John Miers Rushville plus Ray Crowell and his wife Lucia of Indianapolis. Miers in critical condition.
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Indianapolis
Here
Lloyd Kiffmeyer
Robert Kiffmeyer
Zionsville
Kiffmeyer
Mary
Marion County General Hospital
Delores Miers
Rushville
John
Ray Crowell
Lucia
Miers
Blast Spares Light Of Lad
Roy Ulery, 10, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Ulery of 1025 Henry St Anderson, found a .45 caliber bullet in the yard at his grandparents home and struck it with a hammer causing a backfire. He suffered facial burns and possible eye injury. An eye specialist later found no serious eye damage and he is recovering at home.
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Alexandria
Roy Ulery
Donald Ulery
Henry St
Anderson
James Warren
E. Tyler St
Elwood City Council Acts On Transfer And Salaries
Elwood council passes two readings on transferring 722 dollars from parking meter to general fund for police radio equipment and moves 150 dollars from parking meter traffic control to parking meter supply. A city employee salary schedule is approved as submitted, a firemen petition for 10 percent raise is referred to budget committee, and Calloway Park improvements update is given. Mrs. Gertrude Lehman dies at 80. She leaves two sons, a daughter, siblings, and nine grandchildren.
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Elwood
Police Department
Luther Stockdale
Calloway Park
William Tompkins
Essie Robertson Rites Thursday in Alexandria
Essie G Robertson 81 of 705 S Black St Alexandria died 11 am Monday in St Johns Hospital Anderson born Hartford City Indiana daughter of Jacob and Deliah Creek widow of Grant died 1952 attended First Baptist Church Survivors include daughter Gertrude Warner and two sons Donald and James with 16 grandchildren 31 great grandchildren and one great great grand Friends will be received after 7 pm in Davis Strider Noffze Funeral Home Services at 10 30 am Thursday by Rev Nutter Hughes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Essie G. Robertson
S. Black St
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Hartford City
Tind
Jacob
Deliah Creek
Grant
Robertson
First Baptist Church, Alexandria
Gertrude Warner
Donald
James Robertson
Anderson Jaycees Lead Regional Leadership Training
Fourteen Anderson Jaycees joined a regional leadership program in Noblesville on Sunday with attendees from over 20 central Indiana communities. Participants discussed club development community project programs budgeting and coordination among local state and national Jaycee activities.
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Anderson Jaycees
Noblesville
Indiana
Jaycee
Anderson
Don Williams
Arthur Biffle
Charles Smith
Jack Shaffer
Ken Bailey
Phil Byers
Gordon Sinclair
William Herbig
Frank Woschitz
Local Men Honored by State Exchange Clubs
The Anderson Exchange Club hosts a noon luncheon and meeting in the YMCA Old Salem room to report on the state convention. William Watkins, president, announces installation of officers July 10 and the club earns the Achievement Award for a third year while O W Haven is named editor of the Hoosier Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Exchange Club
YMCA
Billie Schuyler
Edward Bronnenberg
W.C
Howard Ehrhart
State
Pres
William Watkins
E. Hartman
Richard
Dick) Davisson
Watkins
Indiana Exchange
Anderson Club
Pres. Watkins
O.W. Haven
Anderson
The
Hoosier Exchangie
Dick) Bohnenkamp
Anderson Township Exchange Club
State Board of Control
Hospital Dismissals List and Indiana Court Appointment
A list of patients released from St. John’s Hospital includes Elbrooks Riley Elmer Click James Moore Walter Dyer Josie Jones Larry Legg Delbert Cochran James Perry Mrs Joseph Alexander and son James Baldwin and daughter Frank Miller Thomas Casey Edward Chappell Mrs Maxine Barkdull Flossie Moberly Naomi Carper Kenneth Hensley and others. In Indiana news Frank V. Dice of Peru was named judge pro tem of Miami Circuit Court by Justice Norman Arterburn.
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St. John’s Hospital
Elbrooks Riley
Jaysue
Elmer Click
Nichol Ave
James Moore
Walton St
Walter Dyer
Pendleton
Josie Jones
W. 9Th
Larry Legg
Halford
Delbert Cochran
Elwood
James Perry
Joseph Alexander and Son
Park Ave
James Baldwin
Daugh
Markleville
Frank Miller
Main St
Thomas Casey
Edward Chappell
Lincoln
Indianapolis
UPI
Frank V. Dice
Peru
Monday
Miami
Indiana Supreme Court
Norman Arterburn
Governors at a Glance Resolve Late Proposals Rule
A three fourths vote changed 1961 rules to allow late resolutions to go to the resolutions committee by a two thirds vote of governors. A three man committee was appointed to review the action. The Bryant-Reed resolution expresses regret over the Supreme Court ruling on prayer and urges a constitutional amendment to acknowledge faith in God. Governor Faubus and others clash as session ends with adjournment following a heated exchange.
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Resolutions Committee
Bryant-Reed
Supreme Court
New York
Congress
Michael D.salle
Ohio
Gettysburg
Faubus
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Smylie
Wesley Powell
GOP
Nelson Rockefeller
Conference of Governors
Kennedy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
National Guard
Army Reserve
John M. Bailey
White House Will Hear Indiana Port Plea Today
Gov. Matthew E. Welsh and aide will take Indiana Lake Michigan port project to Washington after the Governors Conference. Clinton Green says he will meet the governor in Washington to press the case with Special Assistant Larry O'Brien, though a Kennedy meeting time is not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Indiana
Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Lake Michigan
Monay
Clinton Green
Welsh
Indiana Port Commission
Washington
Hershey
Green
Larry O’brien
Kennedy
Township proceeds on schedule after bonds approved
Ask High plans to issue bonds to fund the project pending the Supreme Court decision. The township had awaited whether Veterans Memorial funds borrowings would count against the 2 percent debt limit, but the ruling made no mention of the Memorial Fund. Union Township has over $200,000 borrowed under the Memorial Fund program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Union Township
Lawler
Lawmakers Back Social Security Plan 30 to 13 Vote
In a pivotal vote, 30 lawmakers supported the social security approach while 13 opposed. Six Republicans joined 24 Democrats in backing the measure.
Train Hits Car Near Ind 67 and 108
A New York Central train struck a car driven by 17 year old Oscar Howard of Alexandria at 3 20 am Sunday near a diagonal crossing by Ind 67 and Ind 108. The youth escaped unharmed. the car was demolished and damages were estimated at 1500 for the car and 450 for the truck. Troopers noted seat belts were in use and injuries were likely minimized.
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New York Central
Oscar Howard
Alexandria
Sheriff's Office
Chesterfield Outing Plans Broad Youth and Community Events
Chesterfield will host activities for all ages including adults. A variety show precedes the dusk fireworks on the main baseball diamond. Local groups run concession stands and book sales. private lots provide special parking. Committee chairs include Nora Fessler entertainment Bob Maynard Wilfred Leach parking Tom Harmes fireworks Dr G Creston Smith displays Dave Iliff publicity and Glen Phillippi finance.
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Ernie Ortman
Nora Fessler
Bob Maynard
Wilfred Leach
Tom Harmes
G. Creston Smith
Dave Iliff
Glen Phillippi
Charles E. Waitman Obituary in Anderson
Charles E. Waitman 75 of 2135 Poplar St died at 9 a.m. Monday in St. John's Hospital He was born Oct 8 1886 in Montgomery County Ohio and moved to Anderson at age four He retired in 1944 from Anderson Knife and Bar Co after ill health He also farmed and worked at Anderson Stove Co Survivors include his widow Emma a son Walter six daughters two sisters a stepson and 18 grandchildren He will lie in state at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home after 7 p.m today with services at 1:30 p.m Thursday at Belmont Bible Church Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
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Charles E. Waitman
Poplar St
St. John’s Hospital
Montgomery County
Ohio
Solomon and
Mary Whistler Waitman
Anderson
Anderson Knife and Bar Company
Anderson Stove Company
Emma
Walter
Anderson Son
George Madara
Orville Adams
Madonna Anderson
Loren Huff
Clarence Rinker
George Everman
Markleville
George Wilson
Phoenix
Ariz
May Maddox
Charles Blackledge
Indianapolis
Ann Dewitt
Pendleton
Harold E. Rozelle
Steward Webber
Belmont Bible Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Services for Victor Winfield Hi att
Victor Winfield Hi att 57 of 40865 Feraway Dr. died Saturday. Funeral at 10 a.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Hart of South Meridian Church of God presiding. Burial planned at Anderson Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Winfield Hiatt
Feraway Dr
Baker Brothers Funeral
Paul Hart
South Meridian Church of God
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Dr Roark Named Honorary Co-Chairman for Crusade
Dr. Roark, long time Church of God pastor at South Meridian Street, served in Europe in World War II and was wounded. A Can ton, Ohio native, he led First Church of God there and held many Church of God state and national posts. He is active in the Anderson Ministerial Association and local civic efforts. Last week honors included appointment of Dr John A Morrison and Mrs Edward C Toner as honorary co chairmen for the Crusade.
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Europe
Roark
Church of God
South Meridian Street
Canton
Ohio
First Church of God
Anderson Ministerial Association
John A. Morrison
Anderson College
Edward C. Toner
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Reverend A F Byrne memory and funeral rites announced
Rev A F Byrne long time resident listed towns in his vicinity and family ties. He belonged to the Masonic Lodge at Lewisville. Survived by Leona a son Denby H of Greentown a daughter Mrs Lowell Hooker of Alexandria three brothers and two sisters with multiple grandchildren. Friends may call at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Middletown. Funeral service at Whetstone United Church of Christ with Masonic burial in Miller Cemetery Midlothian.
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Byrne
Whrestone
Honey Creek
Center Chapel
Modoc
East Germantown
Straughn
Nameless Creek
Raleigh
Salem
Pikes Peak
Masonic Lodge
Lewisville
Leona
Denby H
Greentown
Lowell Hooker
Alexandria
Lloyd of Columbus
Claude
Grandview
Ind
William
Christney
Anna Dawson
Rockport
Wandel Hagan
James
Anita Kay Hooker
Rebecca Lynn Byrne
Ballard and Shirey
Middletown
Whetstone
Milburn Stottlemyer
Miller Cemetery
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Sylvester Spencer, 73, of 465 N 6th St Middletown died Saturday from injuries in a May 5 motoring accident. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. today at Elbert C Frazee Funeral Home Middletown conducted by Rev R L Butterfield. Burial in Miller Cemetery Middletown. Friends may visit at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Spencer
Middletown
N. 6Th St
Elbert C. Frazee
R. L. Butterfield
Chesterfield Church of God
Miller Cemetery
William G. Fuller 81 dies. services held in Yorktown
Daleville resident William G. Fuller died Saturday aged 81. Funeral services were conducted Monday at Richman and Prillaman Funeral Home in Yorktown. He lived in Delaware County 48 years and belonged to the Lynwood IOOF Lodge. Survived by two daughters Helen McHenry and Jean Donati, two sons Gilbert A. and John C. and siblings John, Carl, and Maude Fisher, plus 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Daleville
William G. Fuller
Rt. 1
Richman and Prillaman
Yorktown
Delaware County
Fuller
Lynwood Ioof Lodge
Gladys
Helen McHenry
Anderson
Jean Donati
Muncie
Gilbert A
John C
John of
Swayzee
Carl
Elwood
Miss Maude Fisher
Madison County
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Blackford County Hospital
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Cello
Central
Graydon Collier
Tom Wertz
Odell
Jeris G. Eikenberry
Wertz
Martha George
Don Gilchrist
Frankton
Carol Fraumman
Anderson Township
Lad
Elwood City Council
Lehman
Gertrude Lehman
William D. Lehman
North Side
Copher and Fesler
John W. Beebe
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Earnest Lehman
Earl Lehman
Philadelphia
Chase Slater
LaMesa
Calif
Earl Beebe
Bertha Beebe
Carlisle
Bert Lackey Xenia
Grace Earnest
Long Island City
N. Y
Essie Robertson
House
Armed Services Subcommittee
Navy
Earl Wilson
R-Ind
Maxine Barkdull
Flossie Moberly
Alexana
Naomi Carper
Nelle
Kenneth Hensley
Cottage Haven
Chesterfield
Charles Waitman
Victor Hiatt
A. F. Byrne
Madison
William Fuller
Berne
Chicago Furniture Mart
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