New Post Office Planned For City South District
Anderson Postmaster Howard Ring announced plans for a new substation A to expand postal service in the south area. The building at 301 Marine Drive will replace the current substation at 2306 Meridian St and include 14,287 square feet of floor space and 5,600 square feet for vehicle movement. The project, under a leases construction program, keeps ownership private with the government leasing the facility and paying taxes. Bidding will open with plans and specs released to prospective bidders.
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Anderson Post Office
Marine Drive
Chase Street
Nuff
Herald
Anderson
Howard Ring
John A. Gronouski
Post Office Department
Ring
Meridian St
Gronouski
Johnson
Ben Gurion expelled from Mapai party in Israel
Former premier David Ben Gurion faced expulsion from Israel's Mapai party after announcing support for an independent slate in the November elections. The central committee voted 213 to 9 with 21 abstentions to expel members aiding independent candidates, while offering a chance to return to the party.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
David Ben-Gurion
Mapai
Ben-Gurion
Police Catch Four Youths in Vandalism Case at Graydor Laundromat
Four local youths, ages 15 to 19, were arrested after vandalizing The Graydor Collier Laundromat at 2019 W. 8th St. Older suspects, 18 and 19, were jailed while younger ones were held at the juvenile center until court. Police said the incident included damaged property and bottles thrown at passing cars.
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Graydor Collier Laundromat
Robert Scharnawske
Benjamin J. Manuel
Madison Ave
Kenneth Moon
Sycamore St
Robert Estes
Manuel
Anderson
Haines Harrington
Madison County
Moon
John Michael King
County High In Gambling Stamps Bought
Madison County ranked third among Indiana's 92 counties in $50 federal wagering stamps sold and fifth in $250 gambling device stamps since July 1. Local buyers included W C Adams and Bernard Baumer among several residents. Top county sales were led by Lake County in $50 stamps. in $250 stamps, Lake County again led. Proceeding mentions other counties ahead and directs readers to turn to page 2 for continuation.
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Madison County
Indiana
Lake County
Marion County
K Lake County
St. Joseph
Vanderburgh
Vigo
Anderson
W. C. Adams
W .Ligth St
Bernard Baumer
Bernie’s Cigar
Meridian St
Cambron Campbell
W. 12Th Ist
William C. Carter
Meyer Davidson
W.oléth St
Eugene Fuller
Dewey St
Earl George
Dale Huntzinger
iMain
Roy Jackson
Century Club
Main
Arvil King
Alexandria Pike
William i Knoblock
E. 17Th St
Charles L. Malone
Guy R. Palmer
Perry E
Petere
Pakes
Saratoga Cigar
Main St
Maurice H. Rickard
Arrow Ave
Charles Snod‘grass
Pete S. Scales
Central Ave
Joseph Solutin
Harry K. Summers
Harry W. Taylor
Rex Wiseheart
Arvel Mounts of Alexandria
Johnson weighs draft expansion and disarmament talks
President Johnson said expansion of the draft and calling up reservists are possible options for escalating Vietnam. He also noted progress toward resuming disarmament talks in Geneva by July and described the Dominican Republic crisis as cautious and hopeful. Thurgood Marshall was named Solicitor General, pending Senate confirmation, to argue government cases at the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Russia
Geneva
Dominican Republic
State Aid Pays For A1 Per Cent Of Local Costs
The state of Indiana covers 41 percent of Madison County school costs, higher than state and county averages. Indiana University’s Institute of Public Administration notes education consumes a large taxpayer share, funded mainly from intangibles tax and corporate net income tax. State aid supports five expense types while local property tax remains important.
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Indiana
Madison County
Institute of Public Administration
Indiana University
Madison
Foreign students arrive for Anderson visit and work-study grants
Thirty eight teenagers from around the world arrived in Anderson after a year in U S high schools and will stay until Thursday. They will live with host families and take part in tours, a YMCA luncheon, a Delco Remy plant visit, a pool outing, and a dance talent show. Meanwhile Indiana colleges receive work-study grants under the Economic Opportunity Act for the fall term to aid low income students.
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U.S
Anderson
Pienuers Senate Es
Madison Heights
Delco-Remy Plant
Exchange Club
Tte Ymca
Edgewood Country Club
Warren Gemberling
Washington
Homelands
Office of Education
Indiana
Anderson College
Ball State
Indiana University
Marion College
Rose Poly
St. Francis
Fort Wayne
Notre Dame
Valparaiso
Vincennes
Indiana State College
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's of the Woods
Pokhaed
Zond-2 Space Probe Losses Power En Route to Mars
Soviet Zond-2 space probe racing toward Mars loses radio power and is believed active on half power. UPI reports the mission may be similar to Mariner-4, with communication lost as observers await Earth rebound of photographs from Mars.
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Moscow
UPI
Mars
U.S
Earth
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
Hopkinsville Kentucky AP notes a local minister returned a used car to the dealer who sold it. The dealer asked what was wrong and the minister quipped about staying in the ministry, ending with a chuckle.
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Hopkinsville
Weather snapshot for today and upcoming dawn
The report notes a high of 86 yesterday and a low of 55 with a low today around 60. Sunset is at R21 and sunrise tomorrow is 4 20 a.m.
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Pam
Barbara Braden Hurt In Accident
Barbara Ellen Braden a 21 year old of Chesterfield was injured in a traffic crash at 7 a m yesterday at E 27th and Jefferson Streets. She was hospitalized after a collision with a car driven by Lowell Wilkinson 25 of 1409 West list Street. Damages totaled 500 to the Braden car.
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Barbara Ellen Braden
Chesterfield
E. 27Th
Jefferson Sts
Community Hospital
Lowell Wilkenson
W. Listh St
Wilkenson
Braden
New Arrivals and Vicinity Birth Announcements
New Arrivals list births at St John Hospital and Community Hospital. Mr and Mrs D V Stennis of 1603 W 19th St welcomed a girl. Mr and Mrs Michael Wood of 6937 Main Sts welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Bernard Hase of 57 Lincoln Rd welcomed a girl. Mr and Mrs Elmer Chane bell of 2320 Aspen CL welcomed a girl. Mr and Mrs John Callaway Rt 6 welcomed a boy.
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D. V. Stennis
W. 19Th St
Michael Wood
Main Sts
Community Hospital
Bernard Hase
Lincoln Rd
Elmer Chanebell
Aspen CL
John Callaway
Marshall Negro Named To Top Job At Justice Dept
President Johnson nominated Thurgood Marshall to be solicitor general of the United States. Path from Pullman car steward’s son to federal judge, Marshall has argued 32 times before the Supreme Court with 29 victories, notably Desegregation via Brown v. Board. He cut his salary from 33 000 to 28 500 to join the third rank in the Justice Department.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
Senate
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Marshall
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Federal Circuit
New York
Connecticut
Vermont
Justice Department
Archibald Cox
New
Lincoln University
Pennsylvania
Howard Uniiversity Law School
Cecile Sugat
1800 BA Series Tickets Are Sold
An unofficial survey of tickets sold for the 1965 Babe Ruth World Series Tournament at Memorial Field Aug 21 28 shows about 1800 tickets have been sold. Tourney officials note this includes money turned in and paste boards sold by committee members. A goal of 3000 tickets has been set. local fans are urged to buy.
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Memorial Field
Anderson
War Tempo Quickens as 6th Marine Killed in Vietnam
Viet Cong guerrillas launched another harassing two hour mortar attack on Dak Sut district HQ near the Laotian border as U S Marines report a sixth fatality in 24 hours in the Da Nang area A U S plane strike hit the Son La depot deep in North Vietnam destroying vast portions of the facility and deterring Viet Cong activity Washington awaits new and serious decisions from President Johnson as the war escalates with ground fighting and allied counteroperations intensifying in the region.
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Saigon
UPI
Dak Sut
Kortum
U.S
da Nang
North
Viet Nam
Son la
Hanoi
China
Ninth Marine Regiment
Red Beach
Washington
Johnson
White
Bomber hunt in Chicago Loop as police pursue alleged terror plots
A special Chicago police task force patrolled the Loop with field glasses and weapons in a manhunt for a feared bomber. Detectives traced dynamite sales while bomb lab experts studied mock devices to crack a week of blasts downtown. A Molotov throw at a bus garage and a cherry bomb found at a cab firm were linked to a strike against Yellow and Checker Cab lines.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Loop Area
Continental Air Transport Bus Co
Abernathy Cab Co
Mars Mariner 4 Ready to Capture First Closeups
Anxious U.S. scientists said they are ready for an historic Mariner 4 flight from Pasadena to snap the first closeup pictures of Mars. The camera, described as a windmill eye, will take 21 photos along 4000 miles of desert and canyons starting at 8 20 p.m. EDT. If the shots work, the three earliest images may show a Martian desert and a dark oasis, with first pictures released Friday.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
U.S
Mars
Mariner-4
Dan Schneidermann
Mariner
Eye
Red Planet
Earth
Wiliam H. Pickering
Caltech
Anderson Soap Box Derby Nears Its 28th Run
Four days remain until the Anderson Soap Box Derby, with eight area boys joining the bandwagon and a 66 percent rise in participation. Officials expect a strong local showing and a potential national spotlight as the race approaches in Akron.
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Anderson
Derson
Akron
Plan Commission Approves Six of Seven Rezoning Petitions
The Madison County Plan Commission approved six of seven rezoning petitions yesterday. A proposed Green Township landfill on County Rd 100 South was denied amid demonstrator concerns. Residents urged further study and a health policy addressing rodents and pests before any final decision.
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Madison County Plan Commission
Green Township
Southerner Gets Judgeship
Washington UPI reports a Senate judiciary subcommittee approved former Mississippi Governor James P. Coleman for federal judge after he pledged support for Supreme Court rulings and civil rights laws. The full committee could vote next, despite civil rights opposition noting his segregationist past.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mississippi
James P. Coleman
Coleman
Coleman i
Supreme Court
Works Board Opens Construction Bids For Throughfare
The Board of Public Works opened bids Monday night at City Hall for John Street Throughfare construction from lith Street to the railroad south of lith Street. Bids list the bidder company, base bid, and deductive alternate for curbs. Noted figures include 74,900 18,600 and Par! J. McKeand S68.
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John St
Board of Public Works
City Hall
Lith St
Alph Reed
J. McKeand
Turr
Retirees From Delco Remy and Guide Lamp Picnic
General Motors retirees from Delco Remy and Guide Lamp gathered at Killbuck Park for the seventh annual picnic. About 2,000 attendees shared social time, food, and nostalgia recalling years in the plants and offices. Cochairs Perry House and Robert Wagner welcomed attendees as Henry Youngs gave the invocation. Dale Shaffer and J Dietzer led planning for the event, with entertainment by Bonnie Low and the Midwestern Hayride group.
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General Motors
Delco Remy
Guide Lamp
Killbuck Park
Cochairmen
Perry W. House
Deleo Remy
Robert M. Wagner
Seth H. Stoner
House
Delta-Remy
Henry L. Youngs
Killbuck
Dale
Guide Lome
Guide
Delca
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Jack Bowman
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Lamage
Pownion Office
Barbara Braden
St. John’ Hospital
Burns
Plan Commission
jOkehs
Works Board
Delco
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