Drowning Victim Dale Clark Recalled In White River Incident
Dale Thomas Clark a 35 year old milk route salesman from Anderson drowned yesterday evening in the White River while trying to retrieve a drifting small boat. His body was recovered in 12 feet of water beneath the Tenth Street Bridge about an hour after he disappeared. Clark born April 2 1927 in Indianapolis leaves a wife Elsie Roemer Clark a daughter Diane and two sons Thomas J and Roger T at home. Survivors include a sister and his mother. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Anderson
White River
Dale Thomas Clark
Nursery Rd
Tenth Street
Elsie
the Herald
Clark
Fire Department
Audra Swails Clark
Davis Dairy
Sheriff's Department
Ed van Meter
John Hepfer
Cecil Carmichael
St. John's Hospital
First Methodist Church
Elsie Roemer Clark
Diane
Thomas J
Roger T
Bernice Mathison
Audra Clark
Harold E. Rozelle
School Board Studies Budget for 1963 in City
Anderson's Board of School Trustees reviewed budget requests for the operation of the school city for 1963 at the regular board meeting last night. No exact budget can be set until local property values are determined. First publication is due by August 11 and second by August 18. the annual meeting for adoption of 1963 is noted.
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Anderson
Board of School Trustees
Boards of School
Indiana official protests reassessment over barn value
Indianapolis UPI Director Donald Foltz of the Indiana Department of Conservation criticizes the property tax reassessment as his new barn in Vermillion County is valued at three times its purchase price. He plans to take the issue to the Clinton review board for reconsideration.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Donald Foltz
Indiana Department of Conservation
Foltz
Vermillion County
Clinton
Railroads to enforce nationwide work rule changes
Rail carriers announced they would implement the presidential commission's recommendations on August 16, affecting about 40,000 diesel firemen and major pay and run changes. Negotiations failed as unions condemned the plan as one sided and delayed progress.
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Chicago
UPI
National Mediation Board
Washington
J. E. Wolfe
Presidential Railroad Commission
Eisenhower
Retirees Enjoy Delco Remy Reunion Picnic at Killbuck Park
More than 2000 GM retirees gathered at Killbuck Park for the fourth Delco Remy and Guide Lamp picnic despite perfect weather. Guests met former supervisors and shared memories from old plants while spouses and former workers joined in the celebration. Entertainment featured Max Terhune and the Rube Band with Curtis Crim performing as juggler and dancer.
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Killbuck Park
Délco-Remy and Guitte
Delco-Remy
Grice
Perry W House
Delco Remy
Robert Wagner
Guide
Max Terhune
Anderson
Hollywood
Calif
Max
Rube Band
George Shaw
Delco-Remy Employe
Terhune
Curtis Crim
Delco- Remy Plant 3
Don L. Boyes
Byron L. Stewart
Guide Lamp
Delco-Remy and
Fred Brimmell
Brimmell
Perry W. House
Floyd Webrs
Killbuck Park Lodge
Dept. 94
Welers
A. l L. McColloum
Suit Filed for 750000 After Fatal Bus Truck Crash
In Indianapolis a federal suit seeks 750000 damages for a 17 year old boy who lost his right leg in a bus truck collision east of Bellville. Two killed, 41 injured. Defendants include Greyhound Corp and Contract Carriers of Anderson. The boy remains in critical condition at Methodist Hospital. his mother Pauline Markiewicz is seriously injured.
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U. S
Bellville
John A. Markiewicz
Philadelphia
Greyhound Corp
Anderson
Methodist Hospital
Pauline Markiewicz
Crime Workshop For Candidates Held In Indiana
Republican chairman Myron and the Indiana State Prison announced a two day workshop on probation parole and rehabilitation for nominated county GOP legislative candidates and a sheriff candidate. Sessions at the Indiana Boys School Plainfield aim to discuss reducing crime and delinquency with attendees from Madison County including Marion W Withers Kenneth Bowman Morris J Carter and Jane Plummer.
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Myron
Indiana State
Seybert
GOP
Indiana Boys School
Plainfield
Indiana
J. David Baker
Indiana Citizens Council On Crime and Delinquency
Madison County
Marion W. Withers
Kenneth Bowman
Morris J. Carter
Local Teacher Resigns for Indiana State College Professorship
William James, industrial coordinator for Anderson Public Schools for 13 years, resigns to accept an assistant professorship at Indiana State College in Terre Haute. He will be succeeded by Gar Fleener Jr., previously Noblesville High School industrial channel teacher and coordinator. James led the Apprentice School from 120 to over 400 students and expanded trades to 11. He came from Delco Remy after ten years and held civic posts including Exchange Club president in 1960 and Industrial Management Club secretary since 1951. Page to follow.
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William James
Anderson
Indiana State College
Terre Haute
Gar Fleener, Jr
Noblesville High School
G. E. Ebbertt
James
Delco Remy
Anderson High School
Exchange Club
Industrial Management Club
Indiana Industrial Education Association
Senate Defeats Kennedys Medicare For Aged 52-48
Local merchants in Anderson unveil a Park Ride and Shop plan to aid shoppers. The program offers free downtown parking and bus rides, funded by stamps with every $2 purchase, aiming for a late summer start.
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Senate
Anderson
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy bill on aged care defeated in Senate
The Senate voted 52 to 48 to kill President Kennedy's medical care for the aged bill. Kennedy called the defeat serious for American families and urged voters to shape elections. The vote featured 31 Republicans backing 21 Democrats against the plan, with 43 Democrats and 5 Republicans in support of the administration.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Kennedy
Madison Heights Senior Wins Area Demonstration Title
Joyce Ehle, a Madison Heights High School senior, took first in the area clothing demonstration at the New Castle District Demonstration Contest. She will join 15 others at the Indiana State Fair where the top winner advances to Washington, D C. Her sister Margie assists in the "White Glove Fairy Tale" presentation. Eleven counties entered with several area students earning alternates in various categories.
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Joyce Ehie
Richard Ehle
Anderson
New Castle
Madison Heights
Margie
Ehle
Herald
Joyce Ehle
Madison Heights High School
Washington, D.C
Elie
Patsy Butler
Boone Township
Betty Lightfoot
Lita Brooks
Alexandria
Steve Thurston
Summitville
Mike Baker
Lapel
Malynna Jones
Highland High School
Anderson, Alex Win BR Games
Anderson's Nationals clinched District 12 title with a 3 to 0 win over Lapel in yesterday's District 11 Babe Ruth action. Sparks scored after Morgan's single, boosting the Nats to a lead as Alexandria beat Lapel and earned a District 11 final berth against Elwood at 5 p.m. today in Tipton.
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Anderson
Nationals
Alexandria
Anderson Area
Nats
Sparks
Morgan
Lapel
Alex
Elwood
Tipton
Crawford Park Diamond
Blame Police Mixup Delays Probe In Strike Incident
An Anderson man reported two bottles shattered bedroom windows after midnight. police delays blamed on a mixup as inspectors and detectives pursued separate lines of inquiry. Mrs Moore worked at National Tile. a striker warned her not to return, prompting police to review the call handling and response lag.
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Anderson
Strike-Board National Tile and Manufacturing Plant
Ellsworth Moore
Pitt St
Police
Robert Graham
Moore's
Moore
National Tile Office
Julie Hull Wins First Round at Women's Trans-Mississippi
Julie Hull of Anderson Indiana defeated Linda Adamson of Wichita Kansas 6 and 4 in first round play at Wichita. Hull led one over par after 11 holes and bogeyed one of the remaining five to close out the match. Hull advances to face Tillie Becker in the second round as the sixteen survivors begin playing twice daily with finals the following Saturday.
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Wichita
Kan
Julie Hall
Anderson
Ind
Linda Adamson
Miss Hull
Police report shows drunks and juveniles lead calls last month
Anderson Police Department figures show 213 total arrests excluding traffic. Drunkenness led with 75, juveniles accounted for delinquency, speeding topped moving violations with 49 arrests, reckless driving 17, parking violations high in non moving offenses, and 93 violations cited for accidents with 23 due to failure to yield. Detectives logged 38 larcenies and 16 autos were stolen worth 20,300 with most recovered.
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Anderson Police Department
Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals
New arrivals in Anderson and nearby areas include a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bailey at St Johns Hospital, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dilong, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Don Townshend, and a girl at another address. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Epler in Alexandria at Community Hospital.
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St. John’s Hospital
Ralph Bailey
Pearl
Kenneth Dilong
Edgemound
Don Townshend
Cottonwood
H St
Community Hospital
John Epler
Alexandria
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Vies
Dole T. Clark
E. 10Th Street Bridge
Crime Workshop
Jane Plummer
JFK
House Ways & Means Committee
MHHS
Home
John Heiden
Julie Hull
Anderson and Vicinity
William R. Fadely
Warner Anderson
Lawrence Herbst
Delco-Remy Plant
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