Prison Term For Shotgun Blasts Upheld
Indiana Supreme Court, in a divided ruling, upheld a 2 to 14 year term for James Ponos, who fired a shotgun at a Hammond wedding party. The court deemed the trial fair despite a pre sentence report. Two justices dissented.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Supreme Court
High Court
Lake Criminal Court
Max Goldsmith
James Ponos
Calumet City
Norman Arterburn
Frederick Landis
Harold Achor
Ponos
Arch Bobbitt
Amos Jackson
Hammond
Aphrodite Karras
Steve Stavrous
Local Judge and Doctor Named To State Boards
Governor Welsh named Madison Circuit Judge Carl T. Smith to the Judges' Retirement Fund Board succeeding Judge Frank Fisher. He also reappointed Dr. Paul T. Lamey to a four year term on the Medical Registration and Examination Board.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Welsh
Anderson Democrats
Madison
Carl T. Smith
Frank Fisher
Judges’ Retirement Fund Board
Paul T. Lamey
Patina widow of famed French painter dies in Nice
Mrs. Raoul Dufy aged 81 widow of painter Raoul Dufy died Tuesday at her Nice home from undisclosed causes.
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Patiners
Nice
France
UPI
Raoul Dufy
Tax charges dropped for two ex Hammond councilmen
Federal Judge Robert Grant dismissed federal income tax evasion charges against Elmer Rose and Nick Gasparovic in Hammond Indiana on the prosecutors motion. The action leaves four former and present council members freed of similar charges as another has pleaded guilty.
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Hammond
Grant
Elmer Rose
Nick Gasparovic
Eldon Hawley
G. Homer Wolf
Adolph Swhontek
Arthur Bradburn
Swiontek
School Board approves bids for furniture and add ons
The board tabbed bids for elementary classroom furniture from 11 firms and approved an extra 155000 for Shadeland addition and 30000 for a music department at the senior high. Construction is ongoing under architect Arthur B. Henning with district officials present.
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Allied, Inc
Indianapolis
Bainbridge Business Systems
Marion
Burgauer's
Muncie
Miller Huggins, Inc
Danville
Lee's iSchool Supply Co., Inc
Terre ‘Haute
Modern Equipment
Wheatley’s, Inc
Elkhart
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Shadeland
Arthur B. Henning
Margaret Knight
Fred Matthews
John Childes
Maurice W. Fleece
A. George Harrison
G. E. Ebbertt
Lee B. Fidler
Ostrex Tonic Tablets Promoted For Debility Claims
An old style advertisement touts Ostrex Tonic Tablets as a cure for fatigue and debility caused by aging. It claims the remedy restores energy for both men and women and promotes a feeling of being younger despite rundown health.
Chambers Attacks Roush Over Kennedy Era Stances
Chambers accuses Representative Edward Roush of misrepresenting his votes on foreign aid and farm bills to appeal to conservative voters in Indiana's Fifth District. He says Roush backs New Frontier spending and Kennedy legislation while mimicking conservative positions to win votes.
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House
Chambers
Edward Roush
Fifth
White House
Roush
Fifth District
Anderson
Duplicates motel site and zoning changes near Ind 67
MCPC duplicates a motel site at the northwest corner of Ind 67 and the Delaware Madison county line road. Five acres near Ind 67 east of Chesterfield Rd rezone to business for seeds and feeds. A 66 by 150 foot parcel near Valley Grove Rd plans a small neighborhood grocery. Two acres near Moss Island Rd rezone to business for an upholstery shop. A beauty shop at 3903 Elmway Dr gains a zoning variance until ownership ends. Greenbriar Park plat of 87 lots approved for subdivision. A funeral supplies storage and sales building near E 10th St and Ind 109 bypass with variance to existing zoning. Property owned by William H. Boyser.
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Page One
Delaware-Madison County Line
Chesterfield Rd
Valley Grove Rd
County Children’s
Moss Island Rd
Cross Street
Elmway Dr
Greenbriar Park
E. 10Th St
William H. Boyser
Fourteen? Not matching. Use exact facts.
The Al Italia airliner crash near Bombay killed 94 people and all bodies were recovered. A government inquiry court was appointed to investigate the disaster.
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Bombay
India
Withholding Debate and Tax Reform Faces Dim Prospects
The text discusses proposed withholding changes and an instant refunds plan to shorten refunds from weeks to days. It notes a $1.2 billion business tax break, tighter expense deductions, and higher taxes on certain financial sectors. Humphrey urges delaying controversial investment credit provisions and withholding, while Kennedy signals broad tax cuts next year amid talks with business groups.
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Page One
Kerr
Humphrey
Kennedy
Congressional
Senate Finance Committee
Minnesota Democrat
US Chamber of Commerce
Afl-Cio
Announcement Made Of Annual State Fair Queen Contest
The 1962 Miss Indiana State Fair will be chosen from 60 contestants on August 25 at the Farmers Building auditorium State Fairgrounds. Contestants will model bathing suits and evening gowns with interviews testing poise. First prize is a 500 dollar savings bond plus trophy and scrapbook. contestants must win at their County or 4-H Fair and belong to 4H. Dates for the fair run August 25 through September 5.
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Farmers’ Building
State Fairgrounds
X15 Launch Delayed by B52 Gear Trouble at Edwards AFB
An X15 flight to reach 280000 feet was postponed 24 hours after the B52 mother ship could not retract its landing gear after takeoff. The incident blocked the required speed and altitude for the rocket drop, delaying the high altitude test.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Bridge Budget Adjusted With Election Costs Included
The Pace One bridge cost plan allowed 50386 for extra expenses including 8849.58 for election costs. Council cut 100 from a 200 stationery request and 200 from a 400 deputy uniforms request and 300 for courthouse supplies. Remaining misc requests were granted. Also 12000 was appropriated for half the cost to install automatic warning signals at the 38th Street crossing of the New York Central Railroad, with half funded by Federal Aid.
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Sheriff's Department
38Th Street
New York Central Railroad
Judge Tancey Holds Court in Elwood Dismisses Abbott Case
City Court proceedings led by Judge Michael Tancey at the Elwood city building. Cases include Ora Abbott vs Fred Creamer dismissed for assault and battery. Defendants Kelley Etchison Hahn Stephenson Barnes Hudson Engle Walker Smith Emerick faced fines or suspended penalties for infractions such as public intoxication, assault, speeding, reckless driving, and license or equipment violations.
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Nancy Etchison
S. 24Th St
George L. Hahn
Rt. 4
Elwood
Larry Stephenson
Gas City
County Farm
Carl Edward Barnes
Rt. 2
Larry Hudson
N. B St
William P. Guy
Marion
Don G. Engle
Alexandria
Vera Helen Walker
Theodore Smith
Indianapolis
Stanley L. Walker
Columbia City
John E. Emerick, Jr
Portland
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Thomas E Hershberger Lapel 61 died at home Tuesday morning four miles east of Lapel Born in Lapel he ran a milk truck 25 years then farmed and bought livestock Survivors include widow Hattie Pearl daughter Phyllis Russell James son Dale sister Ida Newton Mabel Rambo stepsons Bill Jack Richardson three grandchildren Friends receive after 6 30 p m today Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel Services 2 p m Thursday at Emmanuel Methodist Church Anderson Burial East Maplewood Cemetery Anderson
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Thomas Hershberger
Lapel
Thomas E. Hershberger
Rt. 3
Anderson
Hattie Pearl
Phyllis Russell
James
Dale
Butlerville
Ind
Ida Newton
Mabel Rambo
Bill
Jack Richard
Fort Wayne
Fisher Brothers
Wayne Baxer
Emmanuel Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Amanda Cox Kennard services announced in New Castle
Mrs. Amanda St. Cox formerly of Kennard died Monday at the home of John Royce Route 5 New Castle. Funeral at 2 p.m. today in the Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson with Rev Prentis Willum of the Kennard Church of the Nazarene officiating. Burial in South Mound Cemetery New Castle. Friends may visit at the funeral home.
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Amanda Cox Kennard
Amanda St. Cox
Kennard
John Royce
Rt. 5
New Castle
Condo and Son
Wilkinson
Prentis Willum
Kennard Church of the Nazarene
South Mound
Elwood Woman Hurt In Monday Accident
Mrs. Margaret Bryan of Elwood wife of Charles Bryan 1504 N D St was injured in a Monday evening crash at Knox Indiana. She and a daughter were en route from Wisconsin when the collision occurred and she was hospitalized at Knox and later taken to Mercy Hospital by the Copher and Fesler ambulance.
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Elwood
Margaret Bryan
Charles Bryan
N. D St
Knox
Ind
Wisconsin
Goldwater Rides Third Force Idea in 1964 Plans
Goldwater Miller pledges the citizens group will avoid wasteful duplication and overlap. The faction sees the group as a potential third force between conservatives and Rockefeller liberals. They worry it could back a 1964 presidential draft if Nixon wins California guber and may also back Romney Scranton or Seaton with state wins.
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Page
Miller
Citizens Group
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
California
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Fred Seaton
Nebraska
Lincoln Memorial Planned for Spencer County Site
The Lincoln National Life Foundation to build a memorial on about 140 acres in a present state park. It will feature the memorial building, the Nancy Hanks Lincoln burial site, and the Lincoln family cabin site funded by a $1 million federal allocation.
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Pace
Lincoln National Life Foundation
Lincoln
Spencer County
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Sun Valley speedway owner seeks injunction dismissal
The Attorney General moved to dismiss Sun Valley Speedway owner Joe Helpling's injunction suit against the State Police over towing race cars without license tags. Helpling obtained a temporary injunction June 28 after alleged threats to arrest and impound by Pendleton Post troopers. The AG argues Superior Court 2 lacks jurisdiction and Helpling lacks standing as he does not operate cars on public roads. Judge Bohannon did not rule on the motion.
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Sun Valley Speedway
Joe Helpling
Helpling
Pendleton Post
Edwin K. Steers
Superior Court 2
Nelson Bohannon
Telstar launches signal changes future of live television
AT&T owned Telstar satellite launched from a spaceport aboard a Thor Delta rocket. The 170 pound craft, cost $1 million with development around $70 million, will enable live TV and radio channels via orbiting satellites, linking Andover and Holmdel with plans for European ground stations.
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Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
Andover
Washington
Newton Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Minow
United Press International
Associated Press
Telstar
At&t
NASA
Congress
Kappel
Douglas Aircraft
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Delta
Earth
Communifield
John R. Pierce
Bell Telephone
Holmdel
Goonhily
Freland
Plemeur Bodou
France
Mary E. Pendleton services set in Pendleton
Mary E. Foutch Pendleton 49 died Sunday with services at 1 30 p m today at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton conducted by Rev Jack Barkdull Huntsville Ind Burial in Fairview Cemetery Tipton Ind Friends
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Mary Foutch Pendleton
Mary E
Walter Foutch
Pendleton
Cornell Bright
Jack Barkdull
Huntsville
Ind
Fairview
Tipton
Sanda Lane Obituary Details Public Notice
Sanda T. Lane 91 of 1319 W 23rd St died 7 p.m. Tuesday at Good Samaritan Boarding Home Madison County. Survived by two sons John and Everett, daughter Delila Dean, stepdaughter Laura Smith, many grandchildren and kin. Burial in Brookside Cemetery Lapel. Visitation today 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Sells and Rowe Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Sanda T. Lane
23Rd St
Good Samaritan
George St
Elwood
John
Delila Webb Lane
Madison County
Angeline
Everett
Anderson
Amarillo
Texas
Delila Dean
Laura Smith
St. Petersburg
Nilesville
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Brookside Cemetery
Lapel
Morgantown Harness Trainer Morris Hawkins Dead at 35
Morris E. Hawkins 35 of 320 W Vineyard St a harness race driver and horse trainer died at 1 30 p m Tuesday in St Johns Hospital He was born January 9 1927 in Anderson a son of Thomas and Nondas Brown Hawkins The body was taken to the Baker Brothers Funeral Home
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Morris E. Hawkins
Vineyard St
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Thomas
Nondas Brown Hawkins
Aloma Jo
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Services for Mrs. Faye R. ten
Mrs. Faye R. ten aged 67 of 10 Willow Rd died Monday. Services will be at 1:30 PM today at Waltz and Hidey Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Frederick Lanan of First Presbyterian Church. Burial in Menden Cemetery near Pendleton. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Faye Totten
Faye R. Ten
Willow Rd
George Ie Ten
Frederick Lanan
First Presbyterian Church
Menden
Pendleton
James Harridon Elliott 65 dies. services set in Indiana
Private services for James Harridon Elliott 65 of Rt. 2 Greenfield employed in Guide Lamp Department 445 Anderson will be Thursday in Sleeth Funeral Home Shelbyville Indiana. Burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Shelbyville. Friends may pay respects until 4 pm today at George McCarty Funeral Home Fortville and after 6 pm today at Sleeth Funeral Home Shelbyville.
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Fortville
James Harridon Elliott
Rt. 2
Greenfield
Guide Lamp Department
Anderson
Sleeth Funeral Home
Shelbyville
Ind
Forest Hill Cemetery
George McCarty
Sleeth Funeral
Mitchell services held for Middletown resident 87
Mrs. Madora Belle Mitchell 87 of 1515 W High St Middletown died Sunday funeral services set for 1:30 p m today at Elbert C Frazee Funeral Home Middletown conducted by Rev Robert W Berkey of the Middletown Church of the Nazarene Burial planned at Miller Cemetery Middletown Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Middletown
Madora Belle Mitchell
High St
Elbert C. Frazee
Robert W. Berkey
Mary Castor 79 Noblesville services today
Services for Mrs. Mary B. Castor 79 of 508 N 12th St Noblesville will be held at 2 00 p m today at Coaltrin Funeral Home Noblesville conducted by Rev Robert Pebley. Burial will follow in Crownland Cemetery Noblesville. Friends may visit at the funeral home.
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Mary Castor
Noblesville
Mary B. Castor
12Th St
Coaltrin
Robert Pebley
Crownland Cemetery
Turndown Is West in Berlin talks chances of war lessen
Turndown is West cautions on Khrushchev speech and Berlin outcomes. Rusk plans another meeting with Dobrynin and a Geneva wind up may allow another talk with Gromyko. Despite little progress, Kennedy sees ongoing talks as reducing war risk.
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Khrushchev
Thicaia
Berlin
Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Geneva
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kennedy
Funeral for James M. Venable Held at Local Church
Services for James M. Venable 45 of 2032 Central Ave were conducted by Rev Wal lace W Deyo of Noble Street Methodist Church. Burial followed at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends are being re quested to meet at the church for attendance.
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James M. Venable
Central Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral
Wallace W. Deyo
Noble Street Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
W Edward Bingaman Dies at 51 in Anderson
W Edward Bingaman 51 of 1814 W 10th St died at home at 10 am Tuesday. A DePauw University graduate he worked 20 years in Delco Remy Plant 1 Engineering and 18 years as a teacher in the Delco Remy Apprentice School. Survived by wife Julia son David E daughter Judi mother Mrs Netta Bingaman of Anderson and Raymond Hafferty of Anderson. Services 4 pm today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home and 10 am Thursday at Central Christian Church. Burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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W. Edward Bingaman
10Th St
Anderson
Delco-Remy Plant
Delco- Remy
Bingaman
DePauw University
Greencastle
Avnd
First Methodist Church
Lambda Chi Alpha
Julia
David E
Judi
Netta Biaman
Raymond Hafferty
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Council Recommends Special Committee to Handle Mrs Black Communications
The council voted to invite a special committee to process all communications from Mrs. Black and assess their merit. City Attorney Campbell stated standing committees could screen the communications.
Indianapolis man surrenders in fatal argument shooting
Alonzo S. Anderson of Indianapolis surrendered to police after the July 2 slaying of Charles Willie Mays, an alleged narcotics racketeer. Anderson, 41, was charged with murder. Mays reportedly said before dying that the shooting followed an argument over a woman.
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Indianapolis
Alonzo S. Anderson
Charles Willie Mays
Mays
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