Public Hearing Set Aug 7 for Project A Redevelopment
A public hearing on the Project A urban renewal area near Anderson High School is scheduled for 7 p.m. August 7 in the Anderson High School auditorium. The hearing follows a redevelopment resolution, with the area bounded by Nichol Ave Madison Ave 16th St and the New York Central Railroad right of way.
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Marvin Lowe Named To Head Yule Observance
Marvin Lowe of 913 Slack Dr. was named president of the Anderson Community Christmas Observance Committee by the board of directors. He succeeds Ann Hardacre. Other officers include John Brown as vice president and James Sietee and Robert Quinn as members. Directors listed include Jack Miller, the Rev George Harris, Marvin Lowe, Charles Wise, Ann Hardacre, A J Broderick and William Leitzinger along with unexpired terms for G F E Ebbertt, Carroll Cowgill, Robert Quinn, Jack Ulm, Maxine Bridges, Mrs George Pancol, Mrs James Stefke, John Brown, William Herbig, the Rev Melvin Phillips and Charles Stan. The committee was organized.
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Maxine Bridges
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James Stefke
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William Herbig
Melvin Phillips
Charles Stan
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Slack Dr
Anderson Community
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Robert Quinn
Chamber Tour Slated Today
Anderson Chamber of Commerce sponsors a tour of the New Albany Floyd County city county building for Anderson and Madison County officials and other area leaders. The chartered bus departs the Anderson Hotel at 7 15 a.m. A larger group will tour the new joint government complex following prior visits by a smaller delegation.
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FAI Fair Na Mild Weather Update
The report notes mild conditions at Fair with light wind. Sunrise and sunset times are listed as 5 31 a.m. and 7 38 p.m. alongside a civil time of 16 13 p.m.
Indiana War Memorials Commission adopts rules for access
Indiana War Memorials Commission ends four month stand against Governor Welsh and adopts rules to allow use of the Indiana World War Memorial by the Civil Liberties Union. The CLU filed for permission later that day for a Sept. 17 address by Merrill Hoffmann, former Studebaker-Packard president, with a public hearing planned for August.
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UnAmerican Activities Committee Review Discusses Certification Change
An earlier proposal by Welsh urged adopting a simple certification instead of an affidavit notarized by a notary. The commission, after discussions, chose a more formal oath requirement during the review with the subcommittee. Please turn to page 3, column 1.
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Threats amid plant labor dispute escalate near hospital insurance
A woman employee of a strike bound firm described a threatening phone call amid a 14 week labor dispute. Two pop bottles were thrown through a window, narrowly missing an infant. Police say the case is open and investigators questioned group leader Junior H Harris as part of the inquiry.
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H Harris
E. 23Rd St
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Harris
Balloon Echo 2 Reaches Space for 922 Miles Up Test
CAPE CANAVERAL UPD US scientists launched a large silver balloon 922 miles high in a Thor rocket canister at 5 30 am EDT to inflate in vacuum. Echo 2 expanded to 135 feet and served as a proof for future orbital balloons to relay radio and TV signals. Officials called it a 100 percent success and announced an orbital flight possible in late September or October. A Thor Agena B will place a balloon into polar orbit later.
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Mariner-1 Set for 140 Day Venus Quest this Weekend
A UPI report notes the American robot explorer Mariner-1 begins a 140 day space voyage from Cape Canaveral to Venus. The mission seeks signs life could exist on the mystery planet. The craft stands 10 stories tall and faces a challenging launch window.
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Correctionville Bank Robbery Prompted Quick Escape
A timid bandit and banker P S Hart exited a garage chase after Hart opened the door. The gunman questioned Hart about vault timing and home floor plan before fleeing as Hart ran in one direction and the robber in another.
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GOP Takes Kennedy Bid To Make Medical Plan Campaign Issue
The article reports a Peru crisis where the military seized power and vowed to return to civilian rule after new elections, amid protests. In Washington, top Republicans embrace Kennedy's push on medical care, predicting gains in Congress and arguing the issue will shape November campaigns.
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Foreign Aid Bill Sets 4.672 Billion Total
Washington lawmakers reach a conference compromise to authorize 4.672 billion dollars in foreign aid. The plan relaxes one UN bonds ban and eases restrictions on aid to Iron Curtain nations while maintaining national security links. Senate and House totals differ before final approval.
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Flood Threat Eased Across Indiana With Warm Weekend Ahead
The Associated Press reports rain prospects retreating in Indiana as mild temperatures in the upper 70s to 80s are forecast for the next five days. Purdue’s weekly crop report notes ample soil moisture with dry pockets in the south and a few in the north, while the White River’s west fork rose over three feet above flood stage at Elliston.
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Directors Named By Hospital Group
The Anderson Madison County Hospital Development Corporation held its annual meeting naming officers and board members. Officers elected were Frank H. Allis president Byron L. Steward Arnold McFerland Ward K. Stilson Frank K. Zoll vice presidents Al McColloum secretary Sheldon B. Cooper treasurer Dr Gordon B. Wilder chairman. Board members include George Bannister Donald L. Boyes Verl H. Brown John H. Burton Jr Fred J. Cook H. D. Dawson Dr John C. Drake Ralph R. Ferguson Elmo A. Funk George A. Griffith Charles R. Humphrey John L. Kirkman Dr P. T. Lamey J. E. Flanagan.
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St. John’s Hospital
Frank H. Allis
Byron L. Steward
Arnold McFerland
Ward K. Stilson
Frank K. Zoll
al McColloum
Sheldon B. Cooper
Gordon B. Wilder
George Bannister
Donald L. Boyes
Verl H. Brown
John H. Burton Jr
Fred J. Cook
H. D. Dawson
John C. Drake
Ralph R. Ferguson
Elmo A. Funk
George A. Griffith
Charles R. Humphrey
John L. Kirkman
P. T. Lamey
J. E. Flanagan
Elwood blanked Alexandria to win District 11 Babe Ruth final
Elwood defeated Alexandria 14 to 0 in the District 11 Babe Ruth final at Tipton to advance to the Area Tournament in Elwood. Leavell pitched six strong innings with ten strikeouts as Elwood posted twelve hits including two homers by Leavell and three by Groover and Robinson. Alexandria committed seven errors as Elwood cruised to victory in their first Babe Ruth season.
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Hull Wins Again in Trans Miss Golf at Wichita
Julie Hull of Andersen Indiana, the current Indiana Women’s golf champion, defeated Tillie Becker of Topeka 7 and 5 at the Yeomen’s Trans Mississippian tournament at Wichita Country Club. Hull advances to face Jeannie Butler, a 16-year-old from Harlingen Texas, after Butler beat Mary Jo Campbell 4 and 2.
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Julie Hull
Andersen
Ind
Indiana
Tillie Becker
Topeka
Wichita Country Club
Hull
Jeannie Butler
Harlington
Texas
Butler
Mary Jo Campbell
Rainfall Eases Drought Across Mid Atlantic
Showers drenched a 120 mile swath around New York City easing the long drought. In Pennsylvania Governor Rockefeller and Agriculture Secretary Henning warned hay shortages and rising dairy prices. Upstate New York declared drought disaster areas.
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