Berra Named AL All Star For 4th Year
Yogi Berra earned a 14th straight All-Star selection for the American League joining Manager Ralph Houk s choices for the second 1962 game in Chicago. His outfield will include Velma Runnels, Manny Jimenez is passed over, with Pappas replacing Wilhelm for the second game as Monbouguette is cut from the staff. The roster also features Jimenez and Runnels top batters at .337 and .335. The Vacation Church School at Central Christian Church opens with a two week program led by Mrs. Marvin Swart and staff, including teen classes and a parent bible study.
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Boston
UPS
Yogi Berra
Ralph Houl
New York
Berra
Prie Runnels
Jim Kaat
Minnesota Twins
Ken McBride
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago
Houk
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Hoyt Wilhelm
Bill Monbouquette
Pappas
Wilhelm
Washington
Mongouquette
Runnels
Kansas City
Manny Jimenez
Jimenez
Earl Wilson
Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles
Wrigley Field
Leon Wagner
Los
Marc Angeles
Roger Maris
Lane
Willis Ells
Mickey Mantle
Julie Peer
Central Christian Church
Marvin Swart
William J. Hecht
Paula Davies
Louise Beem
Christian Education
Neal Sibery
Mary Ann Miller
Barbara Ballard
Durwood Barron
Gary Schuster
Jack Ward
Janie Robinett
Connie Seybert
Carol Elliott
Robert Sylvester
Joanne Bassiri
Susan Jackson
Kathy McCoy
Ralph Shelburn
Riley Groover
Thomas
Black Muslim Draft Case Delayed Again in Indiana
In South Bend Indiana on Tuesday U S District Judge Robert A Grant ordered another delay to decide if the Black Muslim sect beliefs make Wallace Lowry Jr a conscientious objector. Lowry 25 East Chicago was found guilty of failing to report for military service but sentencing was deferred to Wednesday.
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South Bend
Ind
U.S
Robert A. Grant
Wallace
X) Lowry Jr
East Chicago
Part Of Steel Works To Shut Permanently
Donora Pennsylvania Ameri can Steel and Wire division plans permanent shutdown of blast furnaces open hearths and blooming mill operations at Donora Steel works. The two blast furnaces and thirteen open hearths have been idle since June 11 1960 per Van H Leichliter president of the U S Steel division.
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Donora, Pa
UPI
American Steel & Wire Division
Donora Steel Works
van H. Leichliter
U.S. Steel Division
Asthma Formula Widely Prescribed Now Sold Without Prescription
Doctors' top asthma prescription is now available over the counter in New York and other states. Medical tests show it stops attacks in minutes and provides hours of relief from spasms, making it a physician favored remedy for private patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N.Y
Primatene Tablets Offer Nightly Relief From Asthma
Advertising copy promotes Primatene tablets as a noninjection asthma remedy. It claims three medicines work together to open bronchial tubes loosen congestion and relieve nervous tension, allowing sleep and freedom from asthma spasms. Priced at 98 cents at drugstores.
Foreign Legion’s Glory Nears End
Paris reports the famed Foreign Legion, once a symbol of French power, is likely to be disbanded as Algeria moves toward independence. The force cannot be based in France, and de Gaulle favors ending its role, though sentiment and history make its ultimate fate uncertain. The piece recalls Camerone and the legion’s storied campaigns, stressing its enduring romantic status despite whispers of abolition.
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Paris
UPI
French Foreign Legion
Algeria
France
Madagascar
Charles de Gaulle
Legion
P. C. Wren
Foreign Legion
de Gaulle
Champs Elysees
Sidi Bel Abbes
Oran
Camerone
Mexico
Danjou
Maximillian of
Austria
Louis Philippe
Indochina
North
Africa
Wren
GOP Women Hear Latvian Refugee Tale And Call For Freedom
Mrs Grencions told the county GOP Women about Latvian refugees who escaped to Germany after 1944 and waited six years for UN action. She criticized Russia as unreasoning and urged Americans to fight for freedom or risk becoming enslaved. Other speakers outlined summer and fall plans. August meeting will be a picnic with hostesses named.
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Grencions
Latvia
United Nation
Russia
Khrushchev
Globe
America
GOP
Stella McDaniels
Mary Watson
Alexandria
Madison County Republican
W. L. Hollingsworth
Norval Sylvester
Byron Louise
Beverly Bryant
Rex Byrum
U S TV Networks Use Telstar Satellite Separately
U S television networks aired separate broadcasts via the Telstar satellite for the first time, showing European current events including the Berlin Wall and a Geneva Disarmament Conference session. An interview with Secretary of State Dean Rusk in Geneva was also scheduled, marking a shift from pooled satellite use.
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New York
UPS
Telstar Communications
Berlin Wall
Geneva
Myers-Benfield Tennessee Vows
MIDDLETOWN Carole Janne Myers-Benfield daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul W Myers of Sulphur Springs was recently married at Livingston Tennessee to Richard J Benefield son of Mrs Maxine Peel of Anderson and grandson of Mr and Mrs John Hennis of Middletown. Mrs Benefield is with the Industrial Trust and Savings Bank Muncie. Mr Benefield is with the Delco Remy Division Anderson and plans to attend Taylor University.
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Middletown
Carole Janne
Paul W. Myers
Sulphur Springs
Livingston, Tenn
Richard J. Benefield
Maxine Peel
Anderson
John Hennis
Benefield
Industrial Trust and Savings Bank
Muncie
Delco-Remy
Taylor University
Harry Morrison
Victor Anheluk
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Anheluk
Battle Creek
Mich
Anheluks
Clarence Reedy
Sue Ann Huser
California
Mike Burch
Robert Sparks
Gerald Peckinpaugh
East Marion
Long Island
N.Y
Air Force awards $25.3 million for Minuteman guidance control
North American Aviation receives three Air Force contracts totaling $25.3 million for guidance control systems for the Minuteman missile.
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Washington
UPI
North American Aviation, Inc
Air Force
U.S. sergeant reports ambush. Laos pilot missing in air war
A U S sergeant says guerrillas seized a jeep after an ambush area was declared unsafe. In Laos, Air America says a pilot and three Laotian soldiers are missing since Sunday as U S advisers and journalists face the evolving civil war. Souphanouvong promises a release of five American prisoners while Unger seeks a list of missing Americans and Filipinos.
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U.S
Laos
Air America Co
Pathet Lao
United States
Souphanouvong
Leonard Unger
Plain of Jars
Unger
Army
Lawrence R. Bailey
Laurel
Army Set
Orville B. Ballinger
Spring Lake
N.C
Helicter
John Shore Jr
Galliaway, Tenn
John B. McMorrow
Brooklyn
Grant Wolfkill
Shelton, Wash
National Broadcasting Co
Budget Cies plans upgrade at reform school and hospital
The proposal outlines lighting upgrades outside the walls and rewiring of the cell house and shops to curb fire hazards with heavier power equipment. It covers hospital rehabilitation, a new roof for the hospital and kitchen, and new steam piping. A water works project for the Reformatory is under survey, with a 30 million gallon monthly supply noted as critically needed.
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Buck
Baiseing
Engiines
Saint John's Public Welfare Care Costs and Free Services
Needy persons received care funded by Saint John's agencies with hospital charges of 71 606 dollars and 60 196 dollars reimbursed, leaving 11 410 dollars from the hospital. Free care to those not aided amounted to 337 262 dollars, totaling over 49 009 dollars in unpaid services, not including bad debts.
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Saint John's
Airline Seeks Binding Arbitration in Labor Dispute
The secretary urged constructive settlement without more economic loss or public harm over a long fostering labor conflict. New York flight engineers threaten legal action alleging Eastern Violations and seek injunction to push return-to-work with job security. The Goldberg formula offered could end the dispute if accepted by Eastern. MacIntyre warns against retroactive pay arbitration due to airline losses. jet crew settlement requires Eastern branch pilot union approval.
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Uit
New York
Eastern
Fastern
Goldberg
MacIntyre
Frankton Youth Fellowship Plans Summer Activities
The Frankton Christian Youth Fellowship schedules a July 27 swimming party at Ryan's from 2 to 5 p.m. a July 29 wiener roast at Leonard Fesler's home and a district meeting at Nobblesville on Aug. 19.
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Frankton
Frankton Christian Youth Fellowship
Ryan's
Leonard Fesler
Nobblesville
Miss Mary Murfin of Chicago former Pendleton resident dies
Miss Mary E Murfin 61 of Chicago and former Pendleton resident died Tuesday at St Johns Hospital Anderson after three months illness. Born Oct 10 1900 near Pendleton she was a Moody Bible Institute employee. Survivors include seven brothers and a sister. Funeral at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton Friday 2 pm with Rev Douglas Morton officiating burial in Mendan Cemetery.
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Pendleton
Mary E. Murfin
Chicago
Ill
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
Riley
Addie Heiney Murfin
Murfin
Moody Bible Institute
Seven Brothers
Russell J
Daphne
Ala
Audrey D
Greenfield
Robert E
Mt Home
Ark
Horace E
Brazile
South America
Lawrence H
Jesse E
Pencheton
Mark
Miami
Fila
Cornell Bright
Douglas Morton
Mt. Ziosa Lutheran Church
New Columbus
Mendan Cemetery
Kay Seybert Heads IU Orientation Exams Trip
Kay Seybert traveled to Bloomington Indiana to take Indiana University orientation exams with Mr and Mrs Kirtley accompanying her They planned a three to four day stay Several local visitors and relatives gathered at gatherings including Paula Jean Smith Sallie Farrell Venogene Davis Lewis Myrtle E Forbes and Bessie Sterett A KYC Club dinner in Terre Haute plus Ball State teachers college concert participation by Greg Eichhorn and Jim Lennon name the Summer Concert Band members in Muncie
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Middletown
Kay Sebert
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Kirtley
Paula Jean Smith
Decatur, Ill
Roy Adams
Ruby Jones
Sallie Farrell
Venogene Davis Lewis
Fortville
Grayne W. Johnson
Terre Haute
Jim Lennon
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Hospital Dismissals and Appointments Highlight Indiana News
A list of dischargees from St. John's Hospital includes Robert White Sharon Strough Mildred Sterling John Coombs Donald Bosman Clare Croweer Linda Guenther Barbara Minnifield Ruby Armstrong Ruth Mathews Kenneth Tinsley Jack Hulse Floss Moberly Alexandria Pike Bertha Jacobs Serita Watson and Penny Cole plus Eugene Williams and Larry Roof. AP report notes Gov Welsh backs reappointment Willis Hicham Spencer and Robert McCrea Bloomington to the Indiana University board of trustees.
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Mildred Sterling
Alexandria
John Coombs
Pearl St
Donald Bosman
Lindley Clare Croweer
Madison County
Linda Guenther
E. Lynn
Barbara Minnifield
Madison
Ruby Armstrong
Gaston
Ruth Mathews
Alexandria Nenneth Tinsley
College Haven
Jack Hulse
Indianapolis
Matthew FE. Welsh
State Board of Education
Willis Hicham
Spencer
Robert McCrea
Bloomington
Indiana University Board of Trustees
Stamps go on sale for Girl Scout event
One million 4 cent commemorative stamps and first day covers honoring the Girl Scouts of America went on sale Tuesday at the International Girl Scout Roundup in Button Bay Vermont.
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Button Bay
Girl Scouts of America
International Girl Scout
Hoosier lawmakers split over Kennedy foreign aid bill
The House approved Kennedy's $4.6 billion foreign aid bill 221 to 162. Rep. Charles Halleck R Ind voted for the bill while Rep. J Edward Roush DT voted against it. The remaining Hoosier congressmen followed party lines.
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Washington
UPI
House
Kennedy
Charles Halleck
R-Ind
J. Edward Roush
Health Officers Remind Citizens of Weed Ruling
Anderson residents are reminded by the health board of the city's 57 year old weed cutting ordinance. Passed July 31, 1905 and amended July 20, 1950 it bars landlords and occupants from letting weeds grow. Fines reach up to 50 dollars and costs may be added to tax duplicates when not complied with. The ordinance is published twice each summer in The Anderson Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Health Board
Board of Works
Anderson Herald
Jehovah's Witnesses address Lima crowd on God’s Kingdom
An audience of 5,053 at the Allen County Fairgrounds in Lima Ohio heard Watchtower speaker Henry A Cantwell declare Gods Kingdom is at hand. Marvin E Howe reported the three day gathering drew local witnesses with Cantwell noting events since 1914 prove Jesus has entered his kingdom.
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Allen County Fairgrounds
Lima
Ohio
Watchtower
Henry A. Cantwell
Marvin E. Howe
Anderson Congregation of
Jehovah's Witnesses
Cantwell
Howe
Jesus Christ
W. C. Houser
Anderson
Houser
North
United States
Witnesses
4 H Girls Tied to Township Activities Across Counties
Green Township air crash victim found near Ward Mountain range in Nevada. Sgt. Jim Green, formerly of Parker Indiana, had been missing since February 5 1961. Remains located about 40 yards from the light aircraft wreckage 18 miles southwest of Ely Nevada.
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Foundeli
Nev
Jim Green
Parker
Ind
Ward Mountain Range
Here
Died Monday Night Mrs Alice Matthews Jones 72
Mrs. Alice Matthews Jones 72 of Anderson died Monday at Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie. She was a Park Place Methodist Church charter member widow of Claude Jones and survived by three sons Rex and Francis Jones and Dr Ralph M. Jones a sister and eight grandchildren plus five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set at Albright Funeral Home with services Thursday at 2 pm. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Alice Jones
Alice Matthews Jones
Anderson
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Francis M. Jones
Ruth Matthews
Harold
Arthur Matthews
Forrest H. Jones
Albright
Ernest Hamilton
Eugene Smith
Park Place Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Myrtle L Bright
Meridian St
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
John Siner
First Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Maude M Galloway 9 former Noblesville resident died Monday afternoon in Frankfort Kentucky Born January 11 1872 in Wayne Two Hamilton County daughter of T A and Catherine Ferrer Rambeau Lived in Hamilton County most of life except two years in Kentucky Husband Charles L died in 1942 Member of First Christian Church Noblesville Survivors include sister Pearl R Beaman Noblesville granddaughter Mrs Robert Barnes Francfort Ky and four great grandchildren Body to Cratnin Funeral Home Noblesville for viewing tonight Rev Frank Albert to officiate Burial in Crownland Cemetery Noblesville
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Maude Galloway
Noblesville
Maude M. Galloway
Frankfort
Wayne Two
Hamilton County
T.A
Catherine Ferrer Rambeau
Pearl R. Beaman
Robert Barnes
Francfort
Noblesvile
Frank Albert
Crownland Cemetery
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Sharon Kay Strough
Marhleville
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Madison Ave
Pennny Cole
Merkleville
Eugene Williams
Larry D. Roof
Sherman
Eileen Burkert
Elwood
Ting
Alexandria-Monroe Township
Willard Brooks
Paul Thurston
Monroe Township
Juanita Jackson
Leo Jarrett
Kenneth Jarrett
Duckcreek Township
John Marsh
Boore Township
Lavelda Goodwin
Ralph Thurston
Summitville
T. V. Burks
Mark Jackley
Richard Morgan
Lafayette
C. E. Bagley
Jack Wangers
Jackson Township
Elizabeth Huntzinger
Lapel
Marguarite Payton
Mary Jo Sheward
Markleville
Carroll Valentine
Green Township
Myrtle
Thomas Henley
Thomas P. Henley
Indiana Ave
St. Mary's Catholic Church
John Bouvier
East Maplewood
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Tom
Armington
South Anderson Farm
Jakarta
Indonesia
Surabaya
East Java
Moluccas Islands
P.la
Pualu
Ambon
Moluccas
Crosby Square
Meg Mahony
Couns Buly
E. 12Th Street
Howard H. Brown
Fred W. Butz
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