Emergency Demonstration For Lions Today
The Anderson Lions Club meets at the YMCA for a noon lunch and a Fire Department emergency squad program. Firemen will demonstrate emergency training and services. Next Tuesday many locals attend the 20th anniversary dinner of the Alexandria Lions Club at Alexandria Christian Church. Luther Elsen is reservations chairman.
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YMCA
Fire Department
Alexandria Lions Club
Alexandria Christian Church
Luther Elsen
Bronnenberg Bridge Bids Due In August
The Indiana Highway Commission will open bids in August for a new Bronnenberg Bridge over the White River north of Chesterfield. Estimated cost is 210000 dollars with 95600 dollars county share. Designed by Butler Fairman and Suefert Engineering, the 465 foot bridge will be five 73 foot spans and replace a 50 year old steel structure.
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Indiana Highway Commission
White River
Chesterfield
Board of Commissioners
Butler, Fairman and Suefert
Indianapolis
Air Force Launches Mystery Satellite From Point Arguello
The Air Force launched a secret satellite from Point Arguello California using an Atlas Agena B booster. Officials offered no details beyond confirming a satellite employing the booster, similar to components used for the Samos and Midas programs designed to detect missile firings globally.
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Air Force
Point Arguello
Calif
Aps
Midas
West Coast
Theft at Provence and Son Appliance Store
Detectives investigate a $490 theft from the Provence and Son Appliance Store at 1905 Main St. Police report $400 from a cash register and two transistor radios valued at $49.95 and $39.95 stolen from the showroom. Nine cigars left behind may come from an earlier Enco Service Station break-in at 14th and Jackson.
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Provence and Son
Main St
Enco
14Th
Jackson Sts
Elizabeth Taylor Travels to Geneva for Rest
Actress Elizabeth Taylor arrived in Geneva after finishing the Cleopatra film in Italy and drove to a mountain villa to rest near other wealthy residents. She said she came to relax after nine months of filming and her role as Cleopatra.
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Geneva
UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Italy
Miss Taylor
Switzerland
Temptress of the
Directors Continue From Page One At Local Hospitals
During the session H D Dawson reported on planned improvements at St John’s Hospital Frank Zoll reviewed the Community Hospital building committee work Dr Wilder described services since its opening and McFarland noted coordination between old and new corporations The treasurer’s report was by Mr Cooper The board meeting followed the membership meeting.
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H. D. Dawson
St. John’s Hospital
Frank Zoll
Community Hospital
Wilder
McFarland
Cooper
Flood Crest Revised Downward Near Bloomfield
Forecasts show the Edwardsport crest revised to 2.5 feet above bank, with the main channel at Petersburg expected to rise only 0.5 feet over the weekend. The Wabash should fall within banks at Montezuma and Terre Haute early Thursday, with no floods downstream. The summer crop outlook boomed as first watermelon shipments began early. Purdue reported about one fourth of the crop ...
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Bloomfield
Edwardsport
Petersburg
Wabash
Montezuma
Terre Haute
Purdue
Harvest progress in crops across regions gains momentum
Farmers report tomato, mint and cucumber harvests underway while 8 percent of wheat, 30 percent of oats, 35 percent of corn tasseling and 30 percent of soybeans are in bloom.
Kennedy Aid Bill Compromise Limits Latin Projects
The House and Senate retained a four year aid plan with $600 million yearly cap, rejecting Kennedy’s proposed $3 billion alliance. The bill tightens controls on aid while allowing arbitration steps for defaulting nations within six months, but the President’s waiver power is limited. Military and development loans totaling 2.75 billion remain previously authorized.
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U.S
Kennedy
Senate
House
President faces purge talk after Hanford defeat
The speaker noted 21 Democrats voted against the President including 10 committee chairmen and questioned if the President plans a party purge. He asked whether the President would attack lawmakers who helped defeat the Hanford steam project on Tuesday.
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Kennedy
Bailey
House of Representatives
Hanford
Medicare Debate Frames Congress Clash and Party Roles
The passage notes a GOP stance on next Congress with a 44 seat hurdle, a Democratic keynote from John W. McCormack, and Carl Albert urging more Democrats to pass Medicare and Kennedy programs. Party leaders Bailey and Miller join the post-mortem with Miller later issuing a statement.
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Trol
John W. McCormack
House
Carl Albert
Congress
John M. Bailey
Democrats
William F. Miller
GOP
Miller
Memorial rules debated on subversive activity clause
The Indiana Civil Liberties Union president Dr Robert Risk and Welsh supported a revised Memorial policy after a subcommittee clash over a rule to ban subversive activity. The final commission version limited permits for commercial, dancing, morally offensive, or other inappropriate activities.
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Justice Department
Welsh
Robert Risk
Indiana Civil Liberties Union
Dice
Picket Duty Allegations Shape Prosecution Delay
A worker claims five witnesses will testify he was on picket duty when the incident occurred. Moore cites multiple trips between the prosecutor and police while Harris is questioned as Deputy Prosecutor Kreegar notes prosecution requires substantial evidence. He plans to review police evidence with Chief Heiden as a temporary restraining order against Local 870 is granted.
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Moore
Harris
Richard Kreegar
Kreegar
Consi
John Heiden
United Production
Court bars union blockades at Commercial Motor Freight
Federal District Judge al e J. Holder ruled after a plea by Commercial Motor Freight Co. that the union must stop blocking entrances and interfering with the firm’s vehicles. Donald E. Weist, terminal manager, said workers were prevented from picking up a lead due to the disruption.
Balloon test probes vacuum chamber limits for giant sphere
Scientists attempt a ground inflation design test for a 135 foot balloon intended to circumnavigate the globe. Spacecraft system manager Walter Bressette notes no earth vacuum chamber large enough to test the full size.
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Earth
Walter Bressette
Public hearing on development maps and displaced family relocation
A public hearing was announced with maps and plots of the project ready for inspection in the official’s office. The declaratory resolution passed by the commission is available there, and proposals for relocating families displaced by the plan will be discussed at the hearing.
Christmas Cheer Committee Aims to Expand Community Program
Marvin Lowe started the group four years ago to promote Christmas spirit in Anderson and surrounding areas. It has sponsored a community sing Messiah house decorating contest teen dance and a food drive for the Salvation Army. The club also runs a coin contest in county high schools to pick Miss Christmas Carol and oversees the Twelfth Night tree burning. This year they plan more activities and new features for residents.
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Pace
Anderson
Salvation Army
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