Cuba Sees Soviet Missile Bases Transfer Underway
Washington reports ongoing turnover of Soviet anti aircraft missile sites in Cuba to Fidel Castro. Up to 24 SAM sites were built to protect ballistic missiles. 22,000 Soviet troops once present have reduced to about 3,500 to 4,000. The move follows 1962 crisis concerns with potential U S retaliation if American aircraft are attacked.
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Washington
UPI
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Havana
America
Castro
Tax Board Meets On AHS Expansion Plan
The Tax Board reviews a 685000 appropriation from the cumulative school building fund for Anderson High School expansion. The 8:30 a.m. hearing in the County Auditor's office assesses land acquisition a three story addition and use of the old Reynolds Gas Building for vocational facilities. Deputy Auditor notes the hearing is routine for planned school growth.
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Anderson High School
State Tax Board
County Auditor’s
James Wellinger
Anderson Public Schools
Reynolds Gas
Unity Call as Ike Appears Deepens GOP Platform Fight
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower addressed delegates amid a heated platform showdown between Goldwater and Scranton factions. He praised the party’s history starting with Lincoln, urged unity, and received a rousing, emotional reception from supporters including Mamie Eisenhower. The convention observed tense rivalries and protests as delegates pressed for their favored platform provisions.
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Yanis Walter Carter
Cow Palace
Santos Rt. 1
Willis R. Buck
Francisco
UPI
Central Ave
Dwight P i
Eisenhower
18Th St
Ohio Ave
National Guard
Richard Ha
Barry Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Hisenhower
Ike
Mamie
Charles A. ‘Halleck
Indiana
Abraham Lincoln
United Fund Drive Chief Named for Madison County
William F. Hovermale, manager of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce, is named campaign director of the sixth annual Madison County United Fund drive. Thomas C. Funk, president of Coca Cola Bottling Co of Anderson, is general campaign chairman for a near 500 000 appeal. The drive starts late September or early October. Hovermale has long led local campaigns and is a charter member of the Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce with notable service awards.
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William F. Hovermale
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Madison County United Fund
Hovermale
Thomas C. Funk
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Anderson
UF Board of Directors
United Fund
Anderson Business Division
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Fire destroys local cleaners pickup truck yesterday
A pickup truck used by Guarantee Cleaners was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin. The blaze started in the back of the truck near the intersection of 18th Street and Ind 109 Bypass around 2:30 p.m. yesterday. Firefighters also responded to a fuel oil tank from St Ambrose leaking into the street, washing down the area and pushing oil into a storm drain.
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18Th St
Ind
Morton St
St. Ambrose
Mexican sergeant returns to funeral mistaken for missing man
Jorge Rivera Rodriguez, returning from a weekend spree, found his wife and family at a funeral only to discover the casket held another sergeant killed in a traffic accident. Neighbors revealed the mix up after Rivera Rodriguez had been reported missing during his extended break.
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Mexico City
UPI
Jorge Rivera Rodriguez
Rivera Rodriguez
Indiana delegates hear Scranton on Goldwater ballot
About a dozen Goldwater pledged Indiana delegates heard Gov William Scranton urge support for a second ballot at the Republican National Convention. He said he would campaign for the nominee despite disagreements. Indiana’s 32 votes remained bound to Barry Goldwater on a likely final ballot.
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San Francisco
Indiana
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Barry M. Goldwater
Town House
Goldwater
Arizona
Three Car Crash Injures Two on Main Street
A three car collision yesterday morning in the 3390 block of Main Street left two people injured. Betty Ann Waldridge, 35, tried to turn into her driveway at 3342 Main Street while followed by Kathryn Mary Sparks, 37, of 5612 Harreson, who was followed by Martha E. Dillion, 517 Fallcreek Drive. The Dillion car reportedly struck Sparks’ vehicle.
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Main St
Betty Ann Waldridge
Kathryn Mary Sparks
Harreson
Martha E. Dillion
Fallcreek Dr
Dillion
Sears to Modernize Anderson Store and Expand Downtown
Sears, Roebuck Company expresses confidence in Anderson growth as the downtown area Renovation plan includes a refit oring interior modernization. The store, occupying the same site since 1947, will be updated to serve Anderson and nearby communities better amid city progress including Central Ave widening and Inner Belt plans.
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Sears, Roebuck Company
Anderson
Richard 5. Britten
Sears, Roebuck
Sears
Britton
Central Ave
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Soviet Shakeup Expected in Kremlin Power Shuffle
Moscow reports say a top level reshuffle may place Leonid Brezhnev in a full time premier role with Nikita Khrushchev consolidating influence. Gromyko could become deputy premier while retaining or ceding the foreign ministry. Possible replacements include Alexei Adzhubei. Decisions expected by autumn with power shifts tied to Mikoyan’s maneuvering and Molotov’s ousting.
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Moscow
UPI
Kremlin
Anastas Mikoyan
Molotov
Union
Leonid
Brezhnev
Nikita
Khrush Lav
Z Zaochev
Communist Party
Pos
Khrushchev
Ani
Gromyko
Cabral
Alexei Adzhabei
Washington
V. M. Molotov
Honeymoon Couple Plane Searched Across Indiana
A missing honeymoon plane carrying Mr and Mrs Stewart L Simons prompted a multi state air search ending in Warsaw Indiana where Civil Air Patrol volunteers coordinated the operation. The couple from New York state and Chicopee Massachusetts were returning to Westfield Massachusetts after their wedding trip. The search extended from Illinois to Massachusetts with aircraft fanning out over Northern Indiana Tuesday.
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Warsaw
Ind
Indiana
Waukegan
Ill
Westfield
Mass
Stewart L. Simons
New York State
Chicopee
Civil Air Patrol
Illiinois
Massachusetts
Middle Commissioner Vote Still Unsettled
A recount reveals discrepancies in the Middle District contest between Harold Foust and Everett Stottlemeyer as marked ballots and broken seals on four voting machines are reported. Stottlemeyer’s margin shrank from 29 to 28 votes after disqualified absentee ballots and other irregularities were tallied by the Greenfield judge appointed commission.
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Middle District
Harold Foust
Everett Stottlerayer
Foust
Inter
Stottlemyer
George P. Davis
Greenfield
Pace
Chamber Announces 50th Anniversary Campaign in Anderson
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce plans a city wide 50th anniversary drive featuring decals in storefronts and offices, pennants downtown, and a theme “50 Years of Gear ing for a Golden Future.” Milk cartons and gas bills will carry the message July 20 to August 10 as a downtown pedestrian mall is built starting Monday at 7 am, with local firms aiding the effort.
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of
Joe Benge
Fred Wright
Uni
Davis Dairy
East Side Jersey Dairy
Central Indiana Gas Company
Anderson
Richard Britton
Robert N. Shoemaker
Chamber’s
New Arrivals in Anderson and Nearby Areas
Birth notices from St. John's Hospital and Community Hospital list newborns for families in Markleville Middletown Alexandria Pendleton Ave. Burton S C and Meridian area with three days estimated for completion and notes on grandparents and maternal relatives.
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St. John’s Hospital
Leroy Brown
Markleville
Community Hospital
Larry W. Johnson
Middletown
Larry Allen
Alexandria
E. E. McClain
Pendleton Ave
Clarence Job
Walker
Burton, S. C
John Ashbaugh
Meridian
Clark St
Delco Remy and Guide Lamp retirees honored at sixth annual picnic
Delco Remy and Guide Lamp feted 1800 retirees at Killbuck Park for their sixth annual picnic. Registration began at 10 am with visits among old friends and free souvenir photos. Lunch followed at noon. Verna Whitworth performed dinner music. The afternoon featured welcomes from Byron L. Stewart and Don L. Boyes, prizes, a variety show, and acts by the Old Fashioned Airs Quartet, the Paul Burton Trio, Randy Brown, the Baker Marionettes, the Happitones, and Chuck Goesel's animal acts.
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Delco-Remy and Guide Lamp
Killbuck Park
Verna Whitworth
Byron L. Stewart
Don L. Boyes
WFBM
Harry Martin
Paul Burton
Sugar Burton
Randy Brown
Thhe Baker
Happitones
Chuck Goesel
Convention Fights Over Platform Split GOP Unity in San Francisco
At the Cow Palace the 28th Republican convention opened amid a fierce clash over the party platform as Gov. Scranton seeks to block Sen. Goldwater from the nomination. Eisenhower urged unity and warned against radicalism while urging support for civil rights legislation.
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Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
San Francisco
Nixon
Goldwater
GOP
Cow Palace
UPI
William Scranton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kansas
United States
Hisenhower
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Rep
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
Laird
Tornado sightings reported in central Indiana area
Police in Carmel and Nora reported tornado sightings Tuesday afternoon as a severe storm system crossed central Indiana. Tornado warnings were issued for several counties but were expected to end by early evening. No injuries or damage were immediately reported, while forecasts called for a warm, sunny period to begin midweek with highs in the 80s.
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Bo United Press International
Carmel
Nora
Indiana
Fordville
Marion
Hamilton
Madison
Hancock
Indianapolis
Weather Bureau
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United Fund Drive
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Gold Water Camp
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Bessarabia
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Romania
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Main Street
Miles
Molton
SR Bukovina
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Eee
Sturkey
Mikoyan
Supreme Soviet
Delco-Remy
Delca-Remy and
Guide Lamp
General Motors
Fram ‘Eft
Robert M. Wagner
Perry W. Hause
Delca-Remy
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