Sheppard Bond Order Issued By U S Judge
Dr Sam Sheppard once convicted wife slayer near Cleveland was ordered released on a $10,000 bond by US District Judge Carl A Weinman. The judge said Sheppard had been denied a fair trial and could face a new trial date in Cleveland after possible appeal actions.
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Waytun
Amolar
Sam Sheppard
Ohio
Dist
Carl A. Weinan
Sheppards Curt
Inuyahoga County
Thurson
Cleveland
Appea
Common Pleas
Lee Bailey
Boston
Sheppards
Columbus
Ppard
Thas
Supreme Court
William Labe
San Francisco
Weinman
J. Geveland
Cuyshogs Coun
Jotan Elton
Sheppard
Corrigan
MCPC Approves Recreation Site and Several Projects
Madison County Plan Commission gave initial approval Tuesday to a Fall Creek Township recreation park at the southwest corner of Ind 38 and 163. The panel also endorsed an auto reconditioning addition to a Chevrolet garage on Ind 38 North of Central Way, plus rezoning for three auto service stations at I-69 and Ind 67 Union Township Ind 22 East J Delaware County Line Road and Ind 37 County Road 1000 North. subdivision proposals Walnut Grove Union Township Donnelly Road Eastwood Addition Norwood Hills Killbuck Terrace Addition were approved. The commission also proposed a 1965 budget of 12 200 to be sent to the county council.
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Madison County Plan Commission
Fall Creek Township
Commission
Central Way
Union Township
Delaware County Line
Pipe Creek Township
Walnut Grove
Eastwood
Norwood Hills
Cross Street
Killbuck Terrace
Richland Township
Bethany
Plan Commission
Audrey Welsh
County Council
Anderson Native Lincoln Authority To Speak July 18
Anderson native and Lincoln authority Staggs Memorial Gym Monticello Indiana will host “American Heritage Night” July 18 Sponsored by Explorer Post 2125 Judge Hunter a La Grange Indiana graduate of Lincoln Law School served as La Grange Circuit Court judge Indiana State Representative and Public Service Commission Hearing Examiner Bronze Star and Purple Heart recipient World War II Appointed to the State Appellate Court in 182 now Chief Justice of that court
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Suage Vonmin
Runnor
Anderson
Abraham Lincoln
Monticello
Indiana
Staggs Memorial Gym
Explorer Post
Judge Hunter
la Grange
Lincoln Law School
Public Service Commission
Fort Ben Band to Open 50th Anniversary Festivities
The Fort Ben Band, 28 members under Chief Warrant Officer Cole A. Martin, will headline a Concert on the Mall opening Anderson Chamber of Commerce’s 50th anniversary celebration next Wednesday. The Army ensemble, praised as ambassadors of Indiana, will perform military and popular dance music at dusk as part of downtown events.
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Fort
Benjamin Harrison
Anderson Ber of Commerce
Gene Swindell
Robert L. Jackson
Strong
Cole A. Martin
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson's
Ruwre
Swindell
Jackson
Fort Harrison
Indiana
Connersville
Indianapolis
Seymour
Weir Cook Airport
Germany
Alaska
Korea
United
Mississippi approves private school aid plan in four-week session
The Mississippi Legislature backed a plan to grant state tuition aid up to 185 dollars per child for students attending private segregated schools, excluding sectarian institutions. The move, aimed at circumventing federal desegregation orders, set the stage for adjournment of the special session called by Gov. Paul B. Johnson as some districts face classroom integration orders. Local support would be optional and funded by new taxes to support private education, with four areas already under court orders to desegregate that fall.
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Jaunsun
UPI
Mississippi
House
Senate
Paul B. Johnson
Attacks By Reds Double In Viet Nam
In Central Viet Nam, Communist attacks doubled last week with 300 guerrilla incidents in the northern 2nd Army Corps area, up from 150. North Viet Nam infiltrations reportedly increased over six months, including regular army elements among infiltrators. A Vietnamese spokesman reported a Viet Cong battalion ambushed a Vietnamese army convoy near Tam Ky, killing 17 and destroying 9 trucks. An American enlisted man died in a jeep collision in Long An Province, the 254th U.S. soldier to die in Viet Nam since January 1961. 157 in combat, 7 in non combat incidents.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
U. S. Militar
2Nd Army Corps
U. S
North Viet Nam
Sih 'Uatam
Quang Tin Province
Deplores Action On Party Platform Row
In San Francisco AP report former President Eisen warns against the convention on party platform amendments saying it bypasses democratic method. He criticizes the process as forcing a binary yes or no vote and calls it very bad.
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San Francisco
Ormer
Dwight D. Eisen
de Wernesday
Goldwater Platform Wins Big at Republican Convention
At the Cow Palace the Republican National Convention rallied behind a Goldwater platform with cries of We want Barry. Scranton forces argued for stronger civil rights language, while Goldwater supporters backed a broad conservative program including limited government. Rockefeller attacked Johnson, urging unity as the convention debated civil rights and extremism, with key votes shaping the party’s direction in the fall race.
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COW Palace
UPI
Goldwater
Barry
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwaer
Johnson
Scranton
Joldwater
YMCA Swim Classes Prove Popular at Davis Park Camps
YMCA swim classes drew crowds at the Day Camps held at Davis Park High 32 near Edgewood. Two periods already filled with July 20 and July 31, the last runs August 3 to 14. Camps limit 140 children but openings remain in both periods. register at YMCA 12th and Jackson today.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Davis Park
High
Edgewood
YMCA
12Th
Jackson Sts
Three Car Wreck Claims Life Of Resident
A 31 year old resident, identified as Sanet Waste, died last evening at 5 15 pm at St. Johns Hospital from injuries from a three car collision on Ind 26 and the Markleville Rd last Sunday. The crash also injured Mrs Shaw husband of Shaw 30 their daughter Shaw 14 months and two Gulmire children aged 10 and 7. Mrs Shaw born March 5 1933 was a graduate of Anderson High School and member of the Church of the Brethren. Surviviors include husband Eugene Shaw parents Everett and Gudgel of Anderson a daughter Ann three sons Donald Icky and Mark a brother Richard Gudgel of Lapel and two sisters Betty Jo Sanders of Midgetown and Joyce Rinker of Anderson. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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St. John’s Hospital
Ind
Markleville Rd
Shaw
Onder
Anderson High School
Church of the Brethren
Eugene Shaw
Everett C. Gudgel
Anderson
Ann
Donald
Former Resident Dies From Tennessee Wreck Injuries
Mrs. Patricia Burn, formerly of this city, died at Vanderbilt Hospital Nashville after a crash near Shelbyville Tennessee. Mrs Mashburn’s body to be brought to Anderson today with funeral plans pending. Byron H Mashburn, her husband, died Sunday, linking to Mrs F C Guthrie and the late Dr Guthrie of Florida. The family lived in Anderson for years. Mrs Stok was society editor of the Anderson Bulletin about 20 years ago.
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Mre
Svatricia Une Burn
Vanderbilty Hospital
Nashville
Tenn
Shelbyville
Mashburn
Anderson
Byron H. Mashburn
F. C. Guthrie
Dr. Guthrie
S Tok
Anderson Bulletin
Whispers On Convention Floor Over Suikiyaki Dinner
San Francisco AP reports reporters noted a private huddle at the Republican national convention as Indiana delegation leader Gov. Richard O. Ristine and State Chairman Robert N. Stew debated a possible dinner plan. They avoided specifics, joking about choosing a Japanese sukiyaki restaurant.
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San Francisco
Indiana
Robert N. Stew
Richard 0. Ristine
Senator Goldwater Nominated On First Ballot At Convention
At the Cow Palace in San Francisco delegates elected Senator Barry Goldwater as the Republican nominee for president on the first ballot. The convention featured dramatic speeches by Gov. Scranton and others with Goldwater’s running mate reportedly tentatively set as Rep. William E. Miller. The hall reverberated with massed demonstrations and a tense, party‑controlled atmosphere as the nomination moved toward resolution.
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Frigat
Res. Cisco
UPI
Barry M.trum
Mary Scranton
Goldwater
Arizona
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Dirksen
United States
Adventinemanita
Caime
Everett McKin
Pennsylvania
Wil
W. Scranton
Seemael
San Francisco
Thruston B. Morton
Barry Goldwater
Willi E. Miller
GOP
Morton
Miller
Scranton
Milton Eisenhower
Will
Eisenhower
William E. Miller
Goveernor
Stem
Gov
Mark Hatfield
Scranton Ltd
Wendell L. Willie
Thomas E. Dewey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen
Roelert ‘Jr
Taft
Ohio
Dewey
Willkie
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hiram L. Fong
Hawaii
Sland
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Court ruling shapes tax exemption questions in Indiana facilities
A court ruling sets guidelines for tax exemptions on Indiana facilities in Johnson, Boone, and nearby counties. Exemption decisions affect the Indiana Retired Teachers Center, Indiana Methodist Home, and Indiana Baptist Home as their charitable status and ownership are scrutinized. Appeals are pending and state board actions await the ruling's impact. The piece also notes political nominations and convention events surrounding the era.
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Court To Indianapolis
UPI
Richard Worley P
Indiana Supreme Court
Frederick Landis
Indianapolis
Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
Johnson
Boone
Jane
Meee
Greenwood
Indiana Retired Teachers’ Center
Indiana Methodist
Franklin
Johnson County
Indiana Baptist Home
Zionsville
Worley
ALCIS
Ainead Jorney
John
Ward Sr
Carl McNulty
Marion County Su
Patperior
Thers
Winancis
Highland High Names Mitchell New Basketball Coach
Highland High School announced the hire of macuara Mitchell as varsity basketball skipper. Mitchell, a Purdue University graduate with a master’s in education, signs a one year contract and will begin duties Aug. 15. He previously played at Carroll High School and coached there, plus holds credentials in driver education and football mentorship.
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Macuara
Lick
Madison County
Highland
Mitchell
Disorderly Conduct and Assault Cases Heard In Court
In Madison County court docket, new arrivals in Anderson and vicinity face fines and jail terms. Joe Isamarez 24 of 6th St. was fined 10 dollars and 90 days in jail (suspended) for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Jimmie Jones of 427 Madison Ave. was fined 21 dollars and 90 days in jail (suspended) for disorderly conduct related to a girl. Lonnie Blackwell of 190s E 28th St. faced five days in jail for assault and battery on a girl. Various others, including Teddy Roach and William Wilson, appeared for disorderly conduct and related offenses.
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Joe Isamarez
6Th St
Madison County
Gene Farmer
Gfiddietown
Larry Grimes
R. C. Fairer
Fairview St
19Th St
William Wil
Kenneth Nanson
Glen Daleville
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