Public Hearing On Project A Set For Aug 13
A public hearing on the Project A urban renewal plan was rescheduled to August 13 at 7 p.m. in the Anderson High School Auditorium due to scheduling conflicts. The hearing will accept oral and written comments about redevelopment of the west area near the high school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson High School
Ed Denman
Redevelopment Department
Redevelopment Commission
Denman
Nichol Ave
Madison Ave
16Th St
New York Central
G. F. Ebbertt
Striking Doctors Reach Compromise on Medicare Plan
Saskatchewan doctors end 23 day walkout after talks with Premier W. S. Lloyd and Dr. H. D. Dalgleish yield amendments to the compulsory medicare act. British mediator Lord Taylor helps seal a settlement allowing private health insurers to participate as co administrators with the government. Dr. J. G. Clarkson announces the agreement as doctors resume work.
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Saskatoon
Sask
UPI
Saskatchewan
Woorow S. Lloyd
H. D. Dalgleish
Saskatchewan College of Physicals and Surgeons
Lord Taylor
J. G. Clarkson
The
Goverpment Medical Care Insurance Commission
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Neutral Laos Accord Signed By 14 Nations
Foreign Ministers from 14 nations signed an accord in Geneva to remove Laos from the cold war and guarantee its future as a neutral independent state. President Kennedy called it a milestone for world peace while Khrushchev and Macmillan hailed a victory for peaceful coexistence and dispute-resolution.
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Geneva
UPI
Laos
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Palais Des Nations
Vienna
Austria
United States
Phoumi Nosavan
Viet Nam
Kennedy says U S may be forced to test by Soviet blasts
President Kennedy told a Telstar telecast audience that the United States is reluctant to resume nuclear testing but may be compelled by new Russian detonations. He cited uncertainty over Berlin talks and said the U S will wait to see if Russian tests threaten security or breach commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
United States
Europe
Telstar
Berlin
Russia
U.S
Pacific
Soviet Union
Economic Study Will Determine Tax Cut Decision
The Ways and Means Committee announced closed hearings on the economy, with President Kennedy saying the move is useful but not a sign of an imminent tax cut. Chairman Wilbur Mills stated hearings would begin Thursday and did not frame them as tax-cut related.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Kennedy
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
Congressman Mills
Worm turns into a nickel bill in boy’s wormwork sting
In Indianapolis a father offered a penny per bagworm removed from evergreens. His son Jimmie collected a thousand worms and demanded a $19 bill, prompting the humorous dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jimme Carter
Jimmie
James
Soviet Pilots Harass Planes Over Berlin Air Corridors
Soviet fighters twice came within a few plane lengths of a U.S. Air Force aircraft and tailed a charter DC-7 near Berlin. The incidents, four in a week, prompted US protests to the Berlin Air Safety Center which guards the west Berlin air lanes and landing paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Air Force
United States
Overseas National Airways
Indiana Supreme Court Denies Stay For Dull Execution
The Indiana Supreme Court refused a stay of execution for Jay L. Dull of Muncie who is slated for electrocutIon on September 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Jay L. Dull
Muncie
Grant Injunction Against Pickets
An Anderson union agreed to a permanent federal injunction during a 22 week strike at the National Tile and Manufacturing plant. Police reported a fifth picket arrest and a police dog was used in a related incident. The restraining order targets strike violence and was sought after witnesses testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
National Tile and Manufacturing Plant
Norman Phillipy
Jefferson St
Phillipy
Phillip
Merle Jones
United Production Workers
John Heiden
Skill Days At Anderson YMCA Track And Swim
The Anderson YMCA announces track and swim skill days on Wednesday July 25 and Thursday July 26 with an open event at the Anderson College track. Events run 9 am to noon for three age groups 9-10 11-12 and 13-16 with ribbons for top three. open to all Y members campers and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
Mystery platinum safe sale bid snafu in 1951
Senate investigators heard that either Russian agents or crooks tried to sell the U.S. stockpile’s 500000 troy ounces of platinum at 100 dollars an ounce. The scheme spanned two years and collapsed when a U S agency determined the platinum would not be delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U.S
Senate
H. C. Maull
General Services Administration
Georges. Knohl
Miami
Fla
Telstar links U S and Europe in live TV exchange
The Telstar satellite carried the first live transatlantic TV exchange. Americans viewed Kennedy’s news conference and scenes from Chicago to San Francisco while Europeans offered Lapland reindeer, Italian fishermen, London sights, and the Mona Lisa. The program concluded with Dimbleby’s report as Kennedy spoke on East West relations.
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New York
UPI
Telstar
Europe
Kennedy
America
Chicago
San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Arctic Circle
Italy
London
Atlantic
U.S
Richard Dimbleby
British Broadcasting Corporation
Gaellivare
Sweden
Lapland
Maj-Lis Skaltje
Bus Crash Injures 26 in Muncie That Halted 4H Trip
In Muncie Indiana a school bus carrying Blackford County 4H members crashed into a stopped semi after brakes failed. Eleven year old Larry Garrett suffered a brain concussion and eight ambulances ferried 33 riders to Ball Memorial Hospital. Bus driver Hettie Johnson received minor injuries.
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Muncie
Ind
Larry Garrett
Rt 1
Montpelier
Ball Memorial Hospital
Blackford
Sunday Poker Raid Nets Nine Arrests in Meridian St Establishment
An early morning raid at 1414 Meridian St run by Jack D. Cannon led to nine arrests for visiting a gaming house. Officers seized 131 dollars in bills 11.28 in change a 25.73 check ten six packs of beer and about two dozen decks of playing cards. The raid was led by Officer Hobart Chandler with several assistants.
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Meridian St
Merlian St
Jack D. Cannon
Eith St
Poce
Anderson
Ber
Ralph Roberts
Jefferson St
George Hammert
Mth St
Darrell Jackson
Fletcher St
Ralph Osborne
W. 38Th St
Melyn Holland
Fletcher S
Wilbur Davis
Daleville
George Kugler
Columbus Ave
Clem Hancock
Youth Struck By Car Injures Arm Near Walnut
A 10 year old, Peter Buettner of 709 Walnut, suffered a broken left arm and bruises when struck by a car at 7th and Walnut. Driver Ge Brock, 35, of 926 College, was involved. a police officer witnessed the incident.
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Peter Buettner
Walnut
7Th
Walnut S
Madison County Tax Valuations Near 203.7 Million
County Assessor Joe Hartman reported total Madison County valuations for 1962 near 203.77 million dollars with a real estate rise and personal property decline. Anderson city and township total 115.63 million including 77.10 million in real estate and 38.56 million in personal property. outside Anderson the county totals 383,124,825. Net city valuations decreased about 33 thousand from last year as city and township readings were prepared for the budget and tax levy.
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Joe Hartman
Madison County
Assesoor
Anderson City
Township
Anderson
Ralph R. Ferguson
Hartman
Loss of 27 in Honolulu airliner crash
A Canadian Pacific turboprop crashed during an emergency landing approach at Honolulu International Airport. Twenty seven of 40 aboard were killed as the plane struck bulldozers in a runway construction area. Seven crew and three passengers died. one US resident, Arthur Pudney of Los Gatos, California, among the dead. Survivors numbered 13 with minor injuries. The cause remained under investigation.
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Honolulu
Honolulu International
Booker T. Wilson
Hickam Air Force Base
Arthur Pudney
Los Gatos
Cali
Hon‘olulu
Canadian Pacific
Vancouver
B.C
Federal Aviation Gency
38 Die In French Express Train Crash Near Dijon
A Paris to Dijon express crashed near Velais sur Ouche in heavy heat, killing 17 identified victims all French and injuring about 30, with four British women and a German among the injured. One car plunged 150 feet into a ravine and others derailed but stayed upright as investigators seek the cause.
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Dijon
France
Paris
Velais-sur- Ouche
New Arrivals In Anderson Area Born at St Johns Hospital
New births reported in Anderson and nearby areas list several newborn girls and boys. Families include Kenneth Ogle at 2201 Jackson, Otis Richards at 2520 Fletcher, and George Rohbrbdac, 329 W. and H Street, among others. Additional births occur at Community Hospital to Billie Jones, Louise S., and to Richard Jackson Rt. 3, Carl Lane 334 With St., Phillip Eldridge 219 Centeral Ave., and Paul Greene 412 Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hospital
Kenneth Ogle
Jackson
Otis Richards
Fletcher
George Rohbrbdacher
W. &H St
Community Hospital
Billie Jones
Louise S
Richard Jackson
Carl Lane
St. A Gur
Phillip Eldridge
Centeral Ave
Paul Greene
Sheffield
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Goldberg
Eastern Air Lines
Arthur J. Goldberg
Eastern
Malcolm A. McIntyre
Striking Flight Engineers International Association
FEIA
Air Line Pilots Association
ALPA
McIintyre
EAL
Trans World Airlines
McIntyre
Robert Austin
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Fred G. Yelton
Delco-Remy Division
Yelton
National Safety Council
Purdue University
Herald
Indiana
Ceme
Vigo County
Earl F. Alger
the Stables
Main St
Anderson Labor Temple
Dolenski
Andersen
Fraternal Order of Eagles
J. L. Fields
Bud and
Joe's
Joe Fredericks
Freddie's
E. Ish St
Wilbur
Winona Fredericks
E. 15Th St
Robert H Gouker
Galbraith’s
23Rd St
Robert
Lucille Gouker
Bob and
Lucille
Lincoln St
Roy Jackson
Century Club
J. Jalace
Wonder Bar
Pendleton Pike
Loyd Lay
Bud Lessig
South Park
William G. Mas
Green Door
Ronald P. Miller
Miller's Bar
Walter C. Patton
Three Pigs Tavern
H St
Joseph and
Effie Scampmorte
J. Settlemire
Scampy's
Woodrow
Thelma Scherer
Scherer
Scherer’s Tavern, Lapel: Paul J McParland
Packy's Tavern
Chesterfield
Order of Eagles
Elwood
Alexandria
BPOE
Hamilton County
American Legion Post
Noblesville
Ramona Boruff
Bob's Grill
Clayton
Loren and Elma Goodwin
Triangle Inn
Charlies V. Soden
City Pool Room
Grant
Maull
Knohi
Are de Triomphe
Houses of Parliament
Westminister Bridge
the Thames
European Broadcasting Union Center
Brussels
JNO
George O. Chambers
GOP
Fifth District
Nahasen
25Th St
Pendleton Ave
Don Bousman
Michael R. Bousman
Bousman
Jack Thompson
E. 3Th S
John F. McGrady
Dewey St
Hilda Worley
Lafayette
Richland
Pipe Creek
Flwood
Duck Creek
Frankton
Colume
Anderson and Vicinity
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