X15 Pilot Earns Astronaut Wings With Record Flight
X15 pilot Robert M. White soars to 58.7 miles high above California earning astronaut wings on his 16th mission. He reports seeing a paper-like object tumbling outside the plane and notes a blue space view. White is among five to qualify for astronaut wings and will receive honors in Washington.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Robert M. White
California
Air Force
Washington
Space Agency
White
Agency
Joseph M. Walker
Navy
Forrest Petersen
Alan Shepard
Virgil Grissom
John Glenn
Scott Carpenter
Armed Services
Walker
Nevada
United States
San Francisco Bay
Mexico
DuPont to Spend $50 Million on Nylon Plant Modernization
DuPont announced a $50 million modernization of its nylon facilities to be completed over two years, marking the largest nylon investment since the fiber’s invention 30 years ago in Wilmington, Delaware.
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Wilmington, del
UPI
DuPont Co
Former Judge O Neal Charged After Parole Release
Former Owen County circuit judge William T. O Neal 58 was arrested on federal income tax charges in South Bend after being released on parole from an Indiana State Prison embezzlement sentence. He faces charges for failure to file tax returns in 1956 and 1957 claiming $40 858 in income. He will be arraigned in Indianapolis federal court.
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Michigan City, Ind
Owen County
Indiana
William T. O'Neal
South Bend
O'Neal
Roger F. Gay
U.S. District Court
Indianapolis
Richard Stein
Spencer
Churchill Walks For First Time Since Thigh Break
London reports Sir Winston Churchill walked for the first time since breaking his left thigh 20 days ago. The 87 year old moved a few unaided steps from bed to chair at Middlesex Hospital as nurses stood by. His condition includes a blood clot and bronchial infection from a June 28 fall in Monte Carlo. Lady Churchill said he was doing very well.
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London
UPS
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Middlesex Hospital
Monte Carlo
Sir Winston
Kennedy Uses Berlin Stand To Push Moscow On Occupation
President Kennedy warned Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin there can be no progress on Berlin unless the Western Allies abandon their control of the city. Officials said Kennedy stressed the Rusk position and wanted Khrushchev/Gromyko to hear it before Geneva talks. He pressed for progress on disarmament and a nuclear test ban and urged Laos accord adherence.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
White House
Berlin
Russia
Dean Rusk
Dobrynin
Andrei Gromyko
Rusk
Geneva
Moscow
Pierre Salinger
Laos
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Gromyko
Kenedy
National Security Council
School Board Sets August 30 Budget and Tax Vote
The board schedules the budget and tax rate approval for August 30. Last year's Anderson School City rate was 3.58 dollars with 60 cents for the cumulative building fund. Attending the meeting were Supt G E F bertt, President Margaret Knight, Secretary Fred Matthews, Treasurer John Childes, and board members A George Harrison Maurice W Fleece and School Attorney Lee B fidler. The capital of Outer Mongolia is Ulan Bator. The country’s area is 600000 square miles.
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Anderson School
G.E. Fbbertt
Margaret Knight
Fred Matthews
John Childes
A. George Harrison
Maurice W. Fleece
Lee B. Fidler
Kennedy Medicare vote triggers renewed political clash
President and Senator Kennedy pressed for a social security medical care bill as the Senate failed to pass the plan this year. Kennedy warned voters to decide on this issue in November while Anderson and Randolph blamed political maneuvering. The defeat shifts the welfare bill to a House-Senate conference as supporters vow renewed action next session.
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Kennedy
Senate
Congress
House
Clinton P. Anderson
Dn.m
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Randolph
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
House-Senate
Anderson
Capitol Hill
Congressional
Mansfield
Mike Mansfield
White House
American Medical Association
Retiree Picnic Highlights At Delco Remy And Trail Hiker
A 1000 GM retirees at a Delco Remy picnic marked by Mary Robertson as first registrant in 1959 after 25 years of service. Fred Brimmell aged 89 was the eldest retiree from Plant 10 with 34 years. First Appalachian Trail hiker Earl V. Shaffer completed the length in 1948 after four months.
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Mary Robertson
Dept
Delco-Remy
Fred Brimmell
Delco- Remy
Indianapolis
Horace H. Harvey
Guide Lamp
William R. Woods
Cisco D. Divens
M. J. Carr
Jay Childers
Don L. Boyes
Byron L. Stewart
R. J. Hulse
A. L. MacColloum
A. C. Stanley
Martin J. Cavanaugh
Otie Pendergras
Victor Rose
P. J. Pilasterer
Alfred Jackson
Joe Shoemaker
Meredith Church
Robert Land
Bryant Gunsenhouser
William Heard
Ward Taylor
Dale Shaffer
Everett Dietzer
James Doyle
Frank Seipel
Fred Yelton
John Livingstone
Don Welter
Hank Thoring
Richard Swan
William Baughn
Clifton Wells
Chad Wise
Earl V. Shaffer
Swiss Technical Head Departed
Dr. Toni Hagen who led the Swiss Technical Aid Mission to Nepal for 12 years was deported Tuesday on charges of spying for China and supplying arms to Tibetan refugees. He called the charges fantastically wrong and mischievous as he addressed several hundred Tibetan supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathmandu
Nepal
UPI
Toni Hagen
China
Crime Workshop Schedule and Prison Tour Details
A crime workshop representative declined to attend claiming women are not allowed to tour the state prison. Today's session occurs at the Boys School with a prison tour planned for tomorrow. A trained panel will discuss current correctional problems and offer recommendations to control delinquency and crime growth.
Park Ride and Shop Pro gram adoption outlined
Local merchants will stamp bus tickets for shoppers buying $2 or more as validation for one ride home or downtown. Only one stamp per firm, but extra stamps available at other stores. The program, led by Mort Roth and Ray Weiler, was approved after a Chamber of Commerce study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Mort Roth
Ray Weiler
Farris
Richard Fillbrandt
Robert Callender
Charles Fasone
George Griffith
Jack Rossin
Tom Walker
Indiana State appoints new industrial coordinator in south Indiana
James will supervise industrial education programs in southern Indiana high schools and lead teacher training in the field. He and his wife plan to move to Terre Haute as their children study at Purdue and Ball State. James holds Ball State and Purdue degrees and pursues a doctorate at Indiana University while at Indiana State. Fleener, the new coordinator, has Indiana State and Purdue graduate work and teaches at Noblesville High School before a military and vocational leadership career. James will leave his present post August 1 and Fleener will assume duties thereafter.
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William James
Anderson Public Schools
Indiana State College
Terre Haute
Edgar Fleener, Jr
Noblesville High School
Indiana Vocational Practical Arts Association
Indiana State
James
Indiana
Anderson
Steve
Susan
Purdue
Ball State
Indiana University
Fleener
U. S. Army
Noblesville
Police mixup leads to car theft scene near home
Police misidentification caused men to enter a car parked near Moore’s home and depart the scene. Officers obtained the license and owner ID, Moore may press charges. He says a bottle narrowly missed his child and another near his wife. Roy Alexander of National Tile cites repeated incidents since the strike began weeks ago.
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Page One
Moore
National Tile
Roy Alexander
James L Hampton Obituary in Anderson Notice
James L. Hampton, 49, of 2427 Eckhouse Street, died at 3:30 a.m. Tuesday at home. He was born in Elwood and moved from Morgantown, Kentucky, to Anderson fourteen years ago. He worked for Miller Transportation Company and was a Teamsters member. Survivors include Irene his widow four sons Jack Jimmie Michael and Bobby a daughter Sandra Redd Vivian a brother Lee and three half brothers William Cloud George Cloud John Cloud. Friends may call after noon today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with services at 1:30 p.m. Thursday conducted by Rev Steward Webber of Belmont Bible Church. Burial will be in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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J. L. Hampton
James L. Hampton
Eckhouse
Elwood
Morgantown
Anderson
Miller Transportation Company
Teamsters Union
Irene
Jack
Jimmie
Alexandria
Michael
Bobby
Sandra Redd
Tipton
Ind
Vivian Hampton
Lee
Arcadia
Mich
William Cloud
Perkinsville
George Cloud
Ingalls
John Cloud
Saginaw
Brown and Butz
Funeral
Steward Webber
Belmont Bible Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Services for John W. Comstock 47 at Sells and Rowe
Funeral services for John W. Comstock age 47 of 3926 Haverhill Dr will be held at 2 p.m. today at the Sells and Rowe Funeral Home with burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. He was born in Dugger Indiana and moved to Anderson seven years ago. Surviving are his mother Mrs Gertrude Comstock of Dugger two daughters Norma Jean Woodward of Peoria Illinois and Betty Jo Comstock of Sullivan Indiana a sister Mrs Jessie Smith of Anderson three grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews.
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John W. Comstock
Haverhill Dr
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Dugger, Inn
Anderson
Gertrude Comstock
Dugger
Norma Jean Woodward
Peoria
Betty Jo Comstock
Sullivan, Ind
Jessie Smith
Memorial services for Kenneth V. Hilligoss held today
Kenneth V. Hilligoss aged 73 of Rt. 3 Anderson dies Sunday. Services at 2 pm in the Chapel of Central Christian Church conducted by Rev. Monroe G. Schuster with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery rites by Mt. Moriah Masonic Lodge. Body in church chapel one hour before services. Friends may visit at Nuckols and Carmichael Funeral Home.
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Kenneth V. Hilligoss
Anderson
Central Christian Church
Monroe G. Schuster
Anderson Memorial Park
Mt. Moriah
Funeral services for John P. Babe Taylor held today
John P. Babe Taylor, 55, of 803 East 32nd Street, died Monday. Services were conducted at 1:30 p.m. at Baker Brothers Funeral Home by Rev. John A. Wood of Mounds Baptist Church. Burial followed at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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John Taylor
John P
Babe
Taylor
E. 32Nd St
Baker Brothers Funeral
John A. Wood
Services set for Hillard L. Craig at Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Services for Hillard L. Craig, 56, of 551 Broadway, will be held at 10 a.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. The Rev. Marvin W. Baker of North Anderson Church of God will conduct the service with burial to follow in the cemetery.
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Hillard L. Craig
Broadway
Baker Brothers Funeral
Marvin W. Baker
North Anderson
Services for Mrs Anna J Miller
Services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Kepner Funeral Home Wheeling West Virginia for Mrs Anna J Miller 78 years old of 324 Ind 67 West. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery Wheeling with Anderson arrangements by Brown and Butz Funeral Home.
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Anna J. Miller
West
Kepner Funeral Home
Wheeling
W. Va
Greenwood Cemetery
Anderson
Brown and Butz
Dicy Quinlan Services Set in Huntsville Cemetery
Dicy Rains Quinlan 84 of 1408 Northcrest Dr dies Monday. Funeral 10 am Thursday at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home with Rev. Monroe G. Schuster of Central Christian Church. Burial in Huntsville Cemetery. Friends welcome after 1 pm today. Elza V. Parker 46 of Buffalo New York formerly of Ander son dies last Wednesday. Services 1 pm today at Second Methodist Church with Rev. J Franklin Campbell. Body lies in church two hours prior. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends receive in Underwood and Brooks Memorial Chapel.
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Dicy Quinlan
Dicy Rains Quinlan
Northcrest Dr
Waltz and Hiday
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Huntsville
Elza V. Parker
Buffalo
N.Y
Anderson
Second Methodist Church
J. Franklin Campbell
East Maplewood Cemetery
Underwood and Brooks
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Ellen D Reynolds 38 wife of Dr Ralph E Reynolds Middletown died Tuesday morning in St John s Hospital Anderson She born February 19 1924 near Kokomo Indiana daughter of Bear and Irene Barnett Runyon Survivors include husband a daughter Pamela Irene Reynolds a son Ralph Edward Reynolds Jr a grandson Bradford Jay Reynolds two brothers Bear Runyon Thomas Runyon two sisters Charlotte Shillings Paulette Runyon Funeral home Ballard and Shirey Middletown after 3 pm Thursday services Friday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Perry Hoover burial Barnett Cemetery near Kokomo
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Middletown
Ellen D. Reynolds
Ralph E. Reynolds
9Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Kokomo
Ind
Bear
Irene Barnett Runyon
Reynolds
Pamela Irene Reynolds
Ralph Edward Reynolds Jr
Bradford Jay Reynolds
Bear Runyon
Thomas Runyon
Bluffton, Ind
Charlotte Shillings
Harrison, Ark
Paulette Runyon
Adam Miller 88 Dies in New Castle Nursing Home
Adam Miller 88 of Honey Creek dies Tuesday morning in Boxwood Nursing Home New Castle. Born Sept 12 1873 in Henry County son of Abraham and Mary Elizabeth Richie he spent life in the county. Survived by brother Jess Ossian Ind two sisters Mrs John McDonald Cowan Ind and Mrs Lulu Grabiel Rt 2 Middletown. Friends may call after 1 p.m. today at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Middletown services Thursday at 2 p.m. at the funeral home conducted by Rev Breten Martin of Honey Creek Evangelical United Brethren Church burial in Miller Cemetery Middletown.
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Adam Miller
Middletown
Honey Creek
Boxwood
New Castle
Henry County
Abraham
Mary Elizabeth Richie
Miller
Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home
Breten Martin
Reverend Kenneth W. Tomlinson, 63, Jonesboro resident
Kenneth W. Tomlinson, a native of Summitville aged 63, died at home in Jonesboro after teaching in Madison and Cass counties and serving as a rural mail carrier. He was active in Boy Scouts, a Franklin College graduate, Pilgrim Holiness Church member, and husband of Reba Wright. He leaves a daughter Mrs. Margaret Ann Phillips, eight grandchildren, and siblings. Services 2:30 p.m. today at Jonesboro Pilgrim Holiness Church Dr. Carl Roark and Rev. Delmer Mock officiating. burial in Park Cemetery, Fairmount. Jay and Sills Funeral Home in Jonesboro handling arrangements.
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Jonesboro
Kenneth W. Tomlinson
Summitvile
Denton Tomlinson
Summitville
Reba Wright
Madison
Cass
Rural
Tomlinson
Franklin College
Ind
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Reba
Margaret Ann Phillips
Willis
Fort Wayne
Myron
Richmond
Clyde Granger
Orestes
Jay and Sills Funeral Home
Earl Nelson Rites Set at Bethesda Baptist Church
Earl Nelson 74 of 1425 W 15th St died Sunday. Funeral service 1 p.m. Thursday at Bethesda Baptist Church conducted by Rev Henry Mc Bride. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Body lies in state at Underwood and Brooks Memorial Chapel from 5 p.m. today.
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Earl Nelson
W. 15Th St
Bethesda Baptist Church
Henry McBride
East Maplewood
Underwood and Brooks Memorial
Fred Mote Services for Fred Mote
Fred Mote 84 Center Point Indiana formerly of Anderson died Sunday and services will be conducted at 10 30 a m today in the local church with burial to follow at a nearby cemetery and at least one named survivor expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mote
Fred. B. Mote
Center Point
Ind
Anderson
Whitely services set in Pendleton with Legion burial
Walter D. Whitely aged 66 of 100 S Main St Pendleton died Monday. Funeral services are at 2 p m today at Cornell Bright Funeral Home conducted by Rev Harold Thrasher of Pendleton Methodist Church. Burial with American Legion rites will follow in Friends Cemetery near Pendleton. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Pendleton
Walter D. Whitely
S. Main St
Cornell Bright
Harold Thrasher
Pendleton Methodist Church
American Legion
Friends Cemetery
Funeral services for Harry Davis in Pendleton
Harry Hap Davis 52 died Saturday after moving to Anderson two months ago from Hamilton County. Services are at 2 p.m. today at Evans Godby and Trout Funeral Home Pendleton with Rev. Lloyd Hargett officiating. Burial will be in Crownland Cemetery.
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Harry Davis
Noblesville
Harry ‘Hap] Davis
Anderson
Hamilton County
Evans, Godby and Trout
Pendleton
Lloyd Hargett
Noblesville Church of God
Crownland Cemetery
Business outlook remains solid despite activity pause
Washington. Chairman William McChesney Martin of the Federal Reserve Board said there is a pause in the rate of business activity but he could not predict a recession. The remarks suggest the economy may avoid a downturn despite slower growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Kennedy health plan defeated in Senate vote
Senator Capehart of Indiana joined the majority to table the social security health care proposal, effectively killing Kennedy's plan. Senator Hartke, also of Indiana, voted against the motion.
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Washington
Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Senate
Kennedy
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Soblen to Hear British Decision On Stay
Dr Robert Soblen asked three judges in London to allow him to live in Britain while appealing his life sentence for spying for the Soviet Union. The high court will rule Wednesday. He described self inflicted wounds during a plane flight to London and said Britain had technically welcomed him with hospitalization.
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London
Robert Soblen
Britain
British High Court
Soviet Union
Soblen
Israel
United States
Seblen
John Hobson
America
Death of Greensburg child investigated by coroner's office
The Decatur County coroner's office investigates the death of 5 year old Richard Davis of Greensburg after a skull fracture believed caused by being struck by a car while playing near a blanket at a Batesville drive-in on Saturday night. His parents are Faye and Harvey Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Coroner’s Office
Ind
Decatur County
Richard Davis
Batesville
Faye Davis
Harvey Davis
Indianapolis
No Confidence Motion Sought Against Macmillan
Opposition Labour Leader Hugh Gaitskell asked Parliament to censure Prime Minister Harold Macmillan for a drastic government shakeup. The No Confidence motion urges new elections if carried and is expected to be debated next week in the House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Harold Macmillan
House of Commons
Housing Starts Slump In June
Washington reports June housing starts fell 11 percent from May, first drop since February after April and May surges. The Census Bureau notes the decline ends a run of increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Hoosier Appointed to Federal Coal Advisory Council
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall named Paul Boyle of Sullivan Indiana to the Interior Department General Advisory Council on Coal Research. The appointment announced Tuesday expands the council to advise on coal research and development programs.
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Hoosier
Washington
UPI
Interior
Stewart Udall
Paul Boyle
Sullivan
Ind
Interior Department
General Advisory Council On Coal Research
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Kenneth Hilligoss
Anna Miller
Elza Parker
Ellen Reynolds
Ballard and Shirey
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Walter Whitely
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