JFK Adviser Warns Congress on U N Bond Plan Fallout
Assistant Secretary Harlan Cleveland told a House committee that a rejection of Kennedy’s U N bond purchase could force U N troop withdrawals from the Congo and possibly the Gaza Strip. He warned of leftist takeovers and Soviet influence if United Nations forces pull out. The debate followed a Senate vote approving bonds and a House amendment blocking purchases pending debt payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Harlan Cleveland
United Nations
Congo
Gaza Strip
Congress
Kennedy
U. N
Cleveland
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
House
World Organization
United States
Israel
Oisit
Katanga
Wayne Hays
D-Ohio
Thant
Hays
Anderson Mayor Sees Pay Jump To Fifteen Thousand
Indiana Municipal League chief Ralph Ferguson urged the governor to help cities raise revenue with a new non property tax levy. Anderson council approved substantial increases in compensatory allowances for the mayor and top officials, boosting the mayor’s total pay to about $15,000 annually, a figure new to courthouse politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ferguson
Indiana Municipal League
Anderson City Council
Police Buy New Car for One Man Vice Squad Prefix Hints at Graft
Police reportedly purchased a new vehicle for a lone vice squad member and ordered a special license plate to mislead residents. The 1958 model reportedly carries a license prefix matching the vice squad member’s initials, suggesting possible graft or corruption.
Farmers Union District 6 Picnic Sunday
The Farmers Union District 6 including Madison County holds a Sunday noon picnic at the Smith Memorial building in New Castle Park. Professor Troy Cauley of Indiana University will address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Madison County
Smith Memorial
New Castle Park
Troy Cauley
Indiana University
Eight County Men Earn Engineering Degrees at Tech
Eight Anderson and Madison county men received engineering degrees at the 35th commencement of General Motors Institute in Flint Michigan. Four will receive four year engineering diplomas and four others graduate ten year Key awards. Delco Remy and Guide Lamp employed graduates are listed with names and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson and
Madison County
General Motors Institute
Flint
Mich
Delco-Remy
Don L. Boyes
AC Spark Club
Robert E. Julian
Markleville
Norman S. Schultz
Alexandria
Jerry L. Smith
Elwood
Merrill R. Stohler
Don L. Boy
Guide
Albert G. Skinner
William B. Townsend
Anderson
Guide Lamp
GMI
Eugene G. Matkins
Thomas FE. Persing
Gene P. Wright
Mark O. Buffington Jr
Nudists Stripped For Sunny Midwest Convention
In Granger Indiana on a warm Friday about 350 nudists gathered at Sunny Haven Recreation Park for a four day session of activities. Organizers from the American Sunbathers Association planned contests in volleyball shuffleboard ping pong swimming and horseshoes during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger
Ind
UPI
Midwest
American Sunbathers Association
Sunny Haven Recreation Park
Court Orders School Employee Reinstated
Vernon Ind AP Merle N. Jackson 37 Madison fired as Muscatatuck State School principal for whipping a 14 year old girl patient was ordered reinstated Friday with back pay to last Sept 20.
Monument Weight Revealed Washington Obelisk Tonnage
The Washington monument is stated to weigh 81 120 tons. Officials confirm the stately obelisk footprint and mass reflecting its stature as a national landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument
Washington Monument
Ukraine Beauty To Be Circus City Queen In Peru Festival
Helen Halia Bazarnyj a 21 year old Ukraine native who missed Miss Indiana will be crowned Miss Circus City at Peru Indiana Circus City Festival August 9 10 11 She will host guests Julia Jane Flanigan Miss Indiana and Diana K Dodson Miss South Bend at the opening and final day events Bazarnyj has passed the naturalization exam and will take the oath soon The festival features the Circus Historical Society convention and a Midwest jamboree of Circus Model Builders with thousands of miniature displays and five performances by the Fern Amateur Circus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Indiana
Tiny Helen Halia Bazarnyj
Circus City
Ukraine
U.S
Flanigan
The
Circus Historical Society
Fern
Red Chinese Offer Large Rewards for Defecting Nationalist Planes
In Hong Kong the Communist press announced rewards up to 20 000 ounces of gold about 700 000 for defectors with destroyed planes and 8 000 ounces about 280 000 for pilots landing a U2 on the mainland. The move aims to counter Nationalist promises and mirrors past defections where pilots received gold and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
UPI
China
Liu Chen-szo
Formosa
Liu
Peiping
Former Counterspy Matt Cvetic Dies in Hollywood
Matt Cvetic, once a counterspy for the FBI and author of The Big Decision, collapsed from a heart attack while waiting in his car outside the Hollywood DMV as he prepared for a California driver's license test. He was 53 and had been active in Southern California anti-Communist efforts. He testified before congressional hearings 10 to 15 years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
Matt Cvetic
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
California
Cvetic
At Hollywood Receiving Hospital
Department of Motor Vehicles
Foster Forbes Glass reports first half 1962 earnings rise
Marion Indiana based Foster Forbes Glass Co said its net income for the first half of 1962 totaled 344,683 dollars or 96 cents a share up from 257,588 dollars or 71 cents in the same period of 1961. Sales climbed to 7,069,603 dollars from 6,632,162 dollars a new record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, Ind
Foster- Forbes Glass Co
Vernon Reibly Dies, Porter County Sheriff Nominee
Vernon L. Reibly a longtime Indiana police officer and the Democratic nominee for Porter County sheriff died Friday at Porter Memorial Hospital in Valparaiso He was 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage, Ind
Vernon L. Reibly
Indiana
Porter County
Porter Memorial Hospital
Valparaiso
Holovachka Seeks Court Rescission of Disbarment Move
Indiana case center former Lake County prosecutor Holovachka asks the Indiana Supreme Court to rescind a Monday order overruling his objections to disbarment proceedings. He seeks extra time to file a brief and oral arguments on the motion. The Northwest Indiana Crime Commission initiated the disbarment accusing numerous alleged abuses of the right to practice law. The court named Judge Newell A. Lamb to hear and recommend in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Metro
Holovachka
Lake County
Indiana Supreme Court
Northwest Indiana Crime Commission
The
Supreme Court
Newell A. Lamb
Newton Circuit Court
38th Division Plans Two-Week Field Training at Camp Grayling
The Indiana National Guard 38th Infantry Division will start a two week summer training period at Camp Grayling Michigan on August 12 with more than 1,500 reservists and guardsmen from Indiana Ohio and Michigan. Five convoys of ING personnel depart August 11 in over 1 200 vehicles. About 50 artillerymen from Michigan and Ohio join to train with the 38th rocket battery as it fires the Honest John rocket with nuclear capabilities on August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Michigan
46Th
Ohio
37Th
38Th
Wabash Woman Dies In Freak Accident
In Marion Indiana an elderly Wabash County woman Effie Yance 71 died at Marion General Hospital after a truck clipped a hay baler pulled by a farm tractor and struck her husband’s car. Ralph Vance 72 and Dennis Shanks 10 were listed in fair condition. The panel truck driver Ralph E Bailey 28 Marion and baler operator Joe Kissler Marion were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Wabash County
Effie Yance
Rt. 5
Wabash
Marion General Hospital
Here
Ralph Vance
Dennis Shanks
Ralph E. Bailey
Barley
Joe Kissler
Rt. 2
Budget decision withholds teacher raises for first time in eight years
The federation notes 202 teachers meet raise criteria while others miss eligibility. The board cites uncertainty in local property evaluation and state tuition support, plus bond rate hike from 11 to 15 cents and higher employer shares to retirement and Social Security, adding 4 cents to the tax rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
State Public Employees’ Retirement Board
Dancing and Drinks at Andersons Charleston Club
The Charleston Club at 116 E 9th St hosts Dancing and Good Drinks by Andersons fan club tonight. Members enjoy music and cocktails in a lively social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dancing & Good
Anderson's
The
Charleston Club
E. 9Th St
Inmates and others sentenced in regional reformitory cases
Judge Carl T. Smith presided over multiple sentences. Jesse Chandler received 110 years at the State Prison for vehicle theft linked to June thefts of Gay Poy Wong’s car. Ronald Clark of Anderson got 11 months 15 days on the State Penal Farm for accessory before the fact in forging a check at a local bus station. Eddie Rayford of Anderson was convicted of assault and battery for a pistol shooting of his wife Anise and sentenced to six months in county jail plus a $500 fine. A subpoena was issued for attorney Alf Woolbert to appear with his client Anna McDuffey for assault and battery with intent to commit a felony. Woolbert had not appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl T. Smith
Jesse Chandler
State Prison
Gay Poy Wong
Main St
Ronald Clark
Anderson
State
James Hyatt
Eddie Rayford
Anise
Smith
Alf Woolbert
Anna McDuffey
Woolbert
Advisers Near Agreement on Test Ban Changes
Dean urged willingness to shift U S policy on test ban rules as meetings with the President and Ambassador Dean awaited. Salinger noted advisers agreed quietly with no substantial dispute after Friday’s session. New Vela tests in Nevada informed detection capabilities distinguishing underground tests from earthquakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salinger
Dean
White House
Nevada
Kennedy
Military coup in Peru stalls Congress amid unrest
Perez Godoy reports Prado in good health as the junta suspends Congress and delays elections. Rightist leaders say convening Congress to choose a president is impossible while military rule persists. Haya de la Torre looms as a feared frontrunner in June elections, with Vatican and U.S. tensions adding to the crisis. A Japan farm average cited at 2.5 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieved
Callao
Perez Godoy
Prado
Congress
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Julio la Piedra
Victor Freundt Rosell
Armed Forces
Manuel Prado
Raul Haya de la Torre
APRA
Juan Cardinal Landazuri Ricketts
James Loeb
Washington
Ricardo Perez Godoy
Kennedy
Loeb
Peru
Haya
State Department
Michigan Court Orders Senate Reapportionment by Population
In a 4 to 3 ruling, Michigan judges order Senate reapportionment by population by Aug 20 after considering Baker v. Carr. Four Democratic justices supported the order. three Republicans dissented. AFL-CIO leader August Scholle challenges the 1952 constitutional amendment as unequal protection under the 14th Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
U.S
Eisenhower Visits Denmark Aims for Cross National Understanding
President Eisenhower and Mamie with grandchildren tour Denmark for four days before heading to Stockholm to address teachers. He said the meetings could foster better understanding between peoples and prompt more reasonable government attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Mamie
Party of Friends
Denmark
Stockholm
International Congress of Teachers
Algerian Leaders See Resignations Amid Algeria Turmoil
An Algerian official at Ben Khedda’s Aletti hotel in Tizi Ouzou rallied tribes of Kabylia before returning to Algiers. In Paris Hocine Ait Ahmed and Saad Dahlab, both linked to Ben Bella faction, resign from key posts amid Algerian leadership turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Khedda
Aletti
Tizi-Ouzouz
Kabylia
Algiers
Paris
Ben Bella
Hocine Ait Ahmed
Saad Dahlab
Ait Ahmed
M’hamid Yazid
Tunis
Geneva
Lous Joxe
Dahlab
Algeria
80th Birthday Observed At Spring Valley Lake
Relatives and friends gathered at Spring Valley Lake southeast of Middletown to celebrate Mrs. R. F. Marsh on her 80th birthday. A picnic dinner was served at noon and games followed with numerous Marsh family members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Spring Valley Lake
R. F. Marsh
Marsh
Rt. 1
I. E. Marsh
Messrs
Mesdames
Ira Marsh
Adolf Meyers
Harold Marsh
Fred Carey
Charles Marsh
Harold Marsh Jr
Courtney Whitaker
Robert Marsh
Robert Dashler
Vernon Reynolds
Keith Dashler
Russell Dashler
Marshall Pitts
Don Alberts
Cecil Pitts
David Marsh
Milford Marsh
Tom Marsh
Jim Pitts
Danny
Eddie
David Rex Marsh
Rick
Tim Whitaker
Tim Marsh
Denny Alberts
Kenny Reynolds
Phil
Rennie
David
Stevie Dashler
Pamela Whitaker
Sharon Pitts
Renie Dashler
Carol Marsh
Janet Reynolds
Sara Turbysill
Budget Panel Cuts Shelter Provisions Across Agencies
A congressional committee trimmed shelter related items and approved large sums for NASA and public projects. It backed 65 million of 126 million for non shelter civil defense items, 3.6 billion for NASA, 155 million for 33 public buildings and 12 alterations in 45 cities, and 634 million of 696 million for Housing and Urban Development programs. The Veterans Administration received its full 5.2 billion request, while other agencies faced cuts. The panel reported total savings of about 1.06 billion below the White House plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Big Housing and Home Finance Agency
Veterans Administration
Pay Less Market expands as new store and remodeling proceed
The Pay Less Super Market chain expands with a new building and four prior remodels. The Anderson store, serving about 100 staff, will add wider aisles and expanded departments including a 50-foot Air Screen dairy case and more deli, meat, produce, and canned goods space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pay Less Super Market
H. J
Bud) Contos
Main St
Lafayette
Anderson
Johnson, Ritchhart and Associates
Larry Contos
Eloise Contons
Glenn Falls
James R.vincent
Ernest R. Haston
Erma R. McCord
Elmer Black
Arroway, Inc
Mike Pay Less
Roy 0. Baker
Gordon Petzak
William Breedlove
William B. Walker
Albert Rose
Dee Narvell
Daisy Black
Toastmasters Honor Hopmer at Ladies Night Dinner
About fifty Toastmasters from Area 9 clubs in Indiana will attend a 6:30 p.m. Ladies Night dinner at Don's Barbeque to honor Ray Hopfner of Anderson, lieutenant governor of central division District 11. Speakers include Bob Garten of Columbus, Don Neff of Marion, Ralph Clark of Bedford, and Harry Cox of Anderson. Anderson YMCA and Del Ray Clubs host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toastmasters International
Hartford City
Marion
Elwood
Muncie
Noblesville
New Castle
Huntington
Indianapolis
Anderson
Don's
Don Neff
Ralph Clark
Bedford Educational
Harry Cox
Anderson Ymca
del Ray
Jack Kidd
del Ray Club
Harold Corbin
Jack Christman
Ymca Club
GE Settles Antitrust Claims For 45 To 50 Million
General Electric chairman Ralph J. Cordiner called the settlement with the government reasonable and fair, outlining a total damages estimate of 45 to 50 million dollars. The TVA would receive about 6.47 million as an overcharge adjustment, with another 1 million to other federal agencies. The IRS tax deductibility question remained unsettled four hours after inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Cordiner
Justice Department
Ward Baking Co
General Electric
Cordiner
Hoyt P. Steele
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Internal Revenue Service
Mortimer Caplin
Revenue Service
Home from Hospital for Covington Teen After Car Crash
Cheryl Ewing fourteen of 6826 Sherman St was injured in a three car wreck Sunday July 22 in Covington Kentucky and has been discharged to rest at home. Her mother Elsie Ewing was also involved but less seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Ewing
Sherman St
Covington
Kentucky
Elsie Ewing
Benson Services Scheduled Today
Funeral services for Herschell Pat Benson 58 will be held at the Frankton Methodist Church at 2 p m today with burial in Elwood City Cemetery. The body lies in state at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home until noon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Herschell
Pat” Benson
Frankton Methodist Church
Fayelock
Elwood City
Copher
Girl 17 Heads Home With Police Record
Frances Sue Williams a frail seventeen from Elm Creek West Virginia left Appleton after a five week jail sentence and probation for forging a thirty dollar check. The girl hoped to marry a lonely hearts club contact who turned out to be a seventy year old man. She said he wanted marriage and cohabitation which she refused. Restitution plans and a flight home were arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
UPI
Frances Sue Williams
Elm Creek
W. Va
Lonely Hearts Club Romeo
Frances
Gustave J. Keller
Keller
Lonely Hearts Club
Gordon Sorenson
New Integration Moves Planned In Albany After King Death
Negro leaders met behind closed doors as Gov. Vandiver warned violence could trigger state action and martial law. The city, after a noon self imposed day of penance for rock throwing, faced uncertain new protests against segregation and possible use of the National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, Ga
Ernest Vandiver
Georgia
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
King
Albany
Hospital Dismissals List From Two Hospitals
Dismissed from St. Johns Hospital are John Wimner Elwood Ralph George 2337 Morton Benjamin Farlow 1412 Meridian Mrs Mabel Linville 2706 Hal ford Perry Waller 13 W 12th Mrs Jo Ann Oldham Pendleton Mrs Agnes McCracken 419 Alexandria Ave Mrs Cynthia Highball 1819 Jefferson Mrs Rosalee Carle 2007 Delaware Erma Wade and son 1826 Walnut Elaine Obryant and daughter Rt 2 Alfredia Ogle and daughter 2201 Jackson Omar Johnson Rt 1 Violet Flick Frankkton Irene Gordon Indianapolis Martha Hart Rt 4 Mark Harvey 2233 W 8th Margaret Carter 1713 Lynn Mayme Rich 3805 Haverhill Dr Madge Wells 2128 Noble Dorothy Stansberry Elwood Alta Mae Comstock 3029 E Lynn Madeline Propps 2611 W 18th Dismissed from Community Hospital are Ganelie Hulse Pendleton Mrs Anna Marsh 103 5 E 5th Donald Haskett 1412 W 2nd George Welsh 1706 B St Evelyn Garriott Pendleton Louise Harrold Gaston Barbara Fox and son 4421 St Charles Sandra Stitt and son Summitville Susan Rose and daughter 2308 Sherman Sherry Etchison and daughter 2427 E 10th Lucy Smith and son Summit Use Bulletin Herald Classifieds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
John Wimner
Elwood
Ralph George
Morton
Benjamin Farlow
Meridian
Mabel Linville
Halford
Perry Waller
W. 12Th
Jo Ann Oldham
Pendleton
Agnes McCracken
Alexandria Ave
Cynthia Highball
Jefferson
Rosalee Carle
Delaware
Erma Wade
Walnut
Elaine Obryant
Martha Hart
Mark Harvey
Margaret Carter
Lynn
Mayme Rich
Haverhill
Madge Wells
Noble
Dorothy Stansberry
Alta Mae Comstock
E. Lynn
Madeline Propps
Ganelie Hulse
Anna Marsh
Donald Haskett
George Welsh
Evelyn Garriott
Louise Harrold
Gaston
Barbara Fox
St. Charles
Sandra Stitt
Summitville
Susan Rose
Sherman
Sherry Etchison
Lucy Smith
Industrial Strides Amid Population Growth 1869 to 1939
Report notes manufacturing rose 1693 percent from 1869 to 1939 while U S population expanded by 43 percent, highlighting parallel economic and demographic expansion in this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tessa Turner Obituary Services Set In Alexandria
Mrs Tessa Mae Turner 71 of 1925 W 10th St died Thursday morning. Services will be at 10 a m today at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home with Rev Carl Lucker of Alexandria Lutheran Church officiating. Burial will follow in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessa Mae Turner
W. 10Th St
Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home
Carl Lucker
Alexandria Lutheran Church
East Maplewood
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret C Fredericks
Services for Margaret C Fredericks age 81 of 2603 Meridian Street will be held at 9 am today at St Marys Catholic Church. Rev Fr Thomas Heilman pastor of St Ambrose Church will officiate. Baker Brothers Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. Fredericks
Meridian St
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Thomas Heilman
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Ora Ballenger 9 died at his Shirley area farm. Burial at Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown after services at Condo and Son Funeral Home. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday conducted by Rev Lawrence Adams Greensboro. Wife Goldie died 1933. Survived by one son Hilton, two grandsons, and one brother Russell Ballenger. Fortville services for William H Huston 62 Ingalls held 10 30 a.m. at George McCarty Funeral Home. Burial in Mendon Cemetery Pendleton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Ora Ballenger
Shirley
Here
Condo and Son Funeral
Lawrence Adams
Greensboro
Glen Cove
Knightstown
Ballenger
Henry County
Sidney
Libia
Fortville
William H. Huston
Ingalls
George McCarty
Estal Taylor
Mendon Cemetery
Pendleston
Funeral services for Jack Davis in Fortville
Jack Davis, 25, of Fortville, killed in an auto crash July 11 at Verdun, France, will be conducted at 1 30 p m Sunday at Paul C. Cory Funeral Home in Fortville. Miss Gertrude Crouch of Fortville Methodist Church will officiate. Burial will be in Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 p.m. today at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Davis
Fortville
Verdun
France
Paul C. Cory
Gertrude Crouch
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Urnes
James Bohi
Goodwin Memorial Church of the Nazarene
Bohi
Ovid Young
Tech
Jackson St. Anderson
Red Chinese
Robert W. Fribley
First Methodist Church
Wallace W. Deyo
Noble Street
12Th and
Jackson Sts
Japan
U.S. Justice
Ike
Hopmer
Benson
John E. Held
South L St
ATC
Craig Air Force Base
Alabama
Held
Kert M. Clark
United States Air Force
Mercy Hospital
Alvin Hinshaw
South E
St. James Dean
Greentown
Leslie Johnston
Bible Parker
North St
Gas City
Norman Harvey
South FE
Oris Russell
North
Wilber Rieman
Arthur Talley
North D St
James Pressley
Romeo
Bulletin-Herald
Tessa Turner
Margaret Fredericks
Madison
William Huston
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
YMCA
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