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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1963

Page

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Judge curbs FBI shadowing of crime figure Giancana

U S District Judge Richard B Austin ordered the FBI to limit surveillance of Sam Giancana to one car stationed a block away from his Oak Park Illinois home and to specify lawful distances for agents during activities. The ruling stopped short of a full ban but condemned the agency’s harassment as improper while allowing an appeal.

Richard B. Austin FBI Oak Park Sam Mooney Giancana Austin Marlin W. Johnson Chicago Johnson Washington Giancana al Capone Anthony Accardo UPI Fed Didate Forllinois Oral Bureau of Investigation syndi/Giancana Cate Czar George N. Leighton Robert H. Reardon Dent Anderson College Park Place Charles English Church of God Hillery C. Rice C. Richard Craghead

Ohio Plow Match Ties With Farm-Drama Plans

Arrangements for July and August 4 services are led by Rev. George Buck and Rev. David Coolidge. State Plowing Matches will be held with the fifth annual Farm-Drama this year in Auglaize County. Local figures including President Reardon engage in church and agricultural events.

George Buck David Coolidge Witoo Jugs Ve Ui Sun Ohio Reardon Fe Ee Church of God Auglaize

Sleuthing leads to bigamy arrest in St Louis

James W. Fuller 38 faced a bigamy charge after being tracked by his first wife Dora and Missouri Highway Patrol. Investigators learned he had divorced or moved on to marriages with Mrs Carey Stealey and later at a high ridge ranch before being arrested and turned over to St. Louis police.

ST. Louis, Mo UPI James W. Fuller

Grand Jury Takes No Action In Fund Shortage

A Delaware County grand jury reported no action on a case involving a fund shortage. The panel in its recent session noted the absence of sufficient evidence to prosecute, while a separate inquiry into related financial matters continues with county officials overseeing ongoing audits.

Salem Township Justice of Peace Funds Shortfall Reported

The State Board of Accounts found a $1,500 shortfall in Salem Township justice of peace funds. Prosecutor High Schulfhof says restitution has been made. The Vogel Construction Co. advances sewer work on Morton Street expanding toward 2th and Fairview, while Spitzley Corp. rebuilds the sewage disposal plant. Arrow Ave sewer prep continues toward Nichol Ave to 25th St. The Stanley Ditch expansion serves the south city and proceeds on schedule.

Los Washington UPL Schoo United States 3Rd St 2Th Fairview Sts Spitzley Corp Detroit Arrow Ave Nichol Ave 25Th St Stanley Ditch

Accident Victim Now At St. Johns

Claude Maison, 2915 Range Line Rd., brought to St. Johns Hospital from Murphy Medical Clinic in Warsaw by ambulance for treatment after a serious auto accident on Ind. 15 near Warsaw. His wife Ruth was killed in the crash. Funeral rites for Mrs. Malson will be held at Brown and Bulz Funeral Home Thursday at 10 a.m.

Claude Maison Range Line St. John's Hospital Murphy Medical Clinic Warsaw Maison Ruth Ind Malson Auto Malson Brown and Bulz Ruth L.malson Range Line Rd Brown and Butz Trinity Episcopal Church Imiss Frances Ford Fredrick P. Williams Archdeaen Lapel Frances Ford Jean Diocese of Indianapolis Will Pendleton Timothy Lyang Bu. Sears Milonecday Riverview Hospital Anderson Memorial George Sears Rochyie Wl Park Ester Pendleton Hamilton Am Auto Isarah Ford Cornell Bright Funeral Jjnfe Thel P.m Friends Church Wayne Sisterhood Jack Barkdull Huntsmnood East Wayne Homeville Hel Rich Grove Lawn Ford Rt. 3 Noblesville Friends Fisher Gerald sis|Brothers Lapel Ters Sandy Monica Noblesville Friends’ Church Yod Noblesville Friends Church Brookside Cemetery

Three Anderson Women to Attend National Baptist Conference

Three Anderson women will attend the Tenth Annual Women's Assembly at the American Baptist Assembly in Green Bay Wisconsin with about 400 delegates. Mrs Joe R Lines 2002 E hi St, Mrs Fred Brooks 220 FE 32th St, both First Baptist Church members, and Mrs Paul Maul 2 Oak Lane Meadowbrook Baptist Church will be the local delegates. Mr Lines and Mrs Brooks will accompany them. The theme Lord of All Life will be explored through workshops Bible study and forums led by national officers and guest leaders.

Anderson American Baptist Assembly Green Bay Wis Joe R. Lines Hi St Fred Brooks Paul Maul Oak Lane Meadowbrook Baptist Church Lines Lord

75 Units in 4 H Parade Sparked by Alex JCs

Alex JCs plan a 75 unit entry in the 4 H Parade as part of Anderson festivities. The turnout signals strong community involvement and youth participation in local events.

Alex Jcs

Vaught to Attend Ball State Art Workshop

Virginia Ann Vaught daughter of Mr and Mrs George F Vaught of 1410 Greenway Drive will attend a Ball State Teachers College summer art workshop from July 29 to August 2. Four high school students join 23 scholars chosen for academic and artistic excellence with lectures films and a final student show. The 4-H Fair Parade on August 4 at 1 30 p m invites units. contact Larry Scott Alexandria 724 3219 or Larry Goettel Yorktown Skyline 97068 after 7 30 p m weekends.

Virginia Ann Gill) Vaught George F. Vaught Greenway Dr Ball State Teachers College Alice Nichols Miss Vaught General Federated Clubs of Indiana Alexandria Jay Cees Vaught Larry Scott Larry Goettel Yorkstown Skyline

Wife Convicted On Attack Charge Thanks Court

Mrs. Mary Caldwell 37 of Scott was sentenced in LaGrange Circuit Court to one to ten years for carrying a pistol without a permit after an attack on her husband Roscoe 48. Judge Jack F P Dunton received thanks from Caldwell as the courtroom crowd and prosecutor were thanked. the earlier assault and battery with intent to kill charge was reduced. Roscoe Caldwell, who had been hospitalized in Fort Wayne, was reported in good condition following the beating and shooting incident.

Fort Wayne Caldwell Jack T. Bowen

Fire damages auto after rear seat blaze in Columbus Ave residence

At 6 50 a m Fire Company Number 3 extinguished a fire in the rear seat of an auto owned by Dick Sawyer parked in front of his residence at 6230 Columbus Ave The blaze appeared to smolder there overnight with a cigarette lighter believed to have started the fire causing substantial damage in the seat

Dick Sawyer Columbus Ave Buj Praiis Khrushchev _jarette

Pendleton and area funeral notices and deaths

Funeral rites and notices for Ruth L. Malson 49 Pendleton and Frances Ford Williams in Lapel, Timothy Lyang Re in Lapel, and Ruth Ford services at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. Obituary items cover Sears child, William Carson Scott, George Durden Pendleton, with graves, churches and burial sites, dates and local obituaries.

French Unions Plan Nationwide Protest Walkouts

French labor unions ordered a day of nationwide protest walkouts on Wednesday to oppose government anti strike legislation. The stoppages were set to disrupt state rail, postal, radio and TV services, and garbage collection for periods during the day. Charles H. Hensel Chesterfield.

Paris UPI Hannstring

Falls Park Picnic Sponsored by 4500 Club

Pendleton resident Hensel, 71, a retired railroad engineer for Pennsylvania Railroad, will be honored at a Falls Park picnic sponsored by the 4500 Club. Attendance is expected around 300 as plans unfold for on-site inspections and local funeral rites were set for relatives.

Los Angeles Calif Frank M.ley Daleville Edith Stillwell

IGOP Demands Probe Into Grain Shortage and Diplomatic Talks

The report traces a 24 million bushel grain shortage amid barter deals, with calls for a Justice Department inquiry and questions about Agriculture Department oversight. Diplomatic sources note ongoing Sino-Soviet talks in Moscow, hinting at a possible limited treaty on tests. Survivors and funeral notices follow for local residents, including Mrs. Flossie Hamilton.

Tues Alexanday Lydia van Burkirk Stouters Madison County Ton van Buskirk Tual Markleville Moscow

Anderson Senior Receives IU Music Scholarship

Karen Clevenger, a violinist and senior at Anderson Senior High, was named to receive an Indiana University music scholarship after her performance in the honors recital of the 18th annual high school music clinic at the university. About 350 students attended. selections were by a committee of high school counselors and IU staff.

Karen Clevenger Lester E. Clevenger Rt. 5 Indiana University Karen Anderson Senior High School of Music Massh Clinic Jerry Hoover North High School Evansville Garrett Grant Beech Grove High School Dean Croxton Washington High School East Chicago Joseph Klan Atherton High School Louisville Budd Udell

YMCA Daily Schedule and Swim Classes

The timetable lists activities at the YMCA including luncheons at 2:00, exchange club at 2:00, Christian Business Men at 1:00, Lady Lions at 8:30, various swim sessions from 9:00 to 7:30, and a 3:30 Adventure Day Camp Swim. Ends with men's open swim at 9:00.

Lady ‘Lions

County Farm Bureau Directors Plan Picnic

The Madison County Farm Bureau board of directors and their families will meet Saturday July 20 at the president Herman Sharritt's home near Ingalls. A picnic supper precedes the business meeting and final plans will be made for the annual county picnic on July 23 at Alexandria. Plans also include a booth August 14-21 at Ball State Teachers College and attendance at the 9th Indiana Farm Bureau Institute August 19-21.

Madison County Farm Bureau Board of Directors Herman Sharritt Ingalls Alexandria Ball Indiana Farm Bureau Institute Ball State Teachers College Mundeep

IRS Seeks Payment From Numerous Taverns and Clubs

The agency lists multiple venues including Eagles Lodges, taverns, and bars in several towns as stamp buyers connected to $250 gambling device activity. The notice names Eagles Lodge 174 and 201 among others, with locations in Houston and Alexandria, detailing compliance expectations and possible penalties.

Eagles Lodge Bud and Joe's Club Houst Freddy's Tavern Caboose Bar Galbraith Bill and Betty’s Tavern Century Club Wonder Bar Southpark Tavern Miller’s Bar Moose Lodge 150 Paramount Billiards Three Pigs Tavern Rains Bowling Gardens, Inc the Stag Scampy's Blue Grotto Sto-' Ty's

GOP Women Plan Chicago Federation Session Attendance

YMCA hosts Turner and Cun ningham organizers as county GOP builds the Eleventh District rally. Rep Donald Bruce of Indianapolis will speak at the County Building. Mrs Booram reports reservations for county Republican women for the National Federation of Republican Women in Chicago September 10 11.

Page One Rep Donald Bruce Indianapolis

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