Madison County Winners At 19th Beef Show At Lions Fair
Madison County exhibitors dominated the 19th annual Beef Show at the Lions Delaware County Fair. Otis Samuels of Lafayette Township won the Champion Hereford bull. Buford Rathel and Son of Alexandria took the Champion Angus bull. Judge Jack Ragsdale of Prospect, Kentucky presided as 32 Madison entrants competed among Hereford Angus and Shorthorn classes with many placings across junior and senior divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Samuels
Lafayette Township
Muncie
Buford B. Rather
Madison County
Delaware County
Buford Rathel
Son
Alexandria
Mervin Shuter
Alma Shuter
Frankton
Doug Drake
Jack Ragsdale
Prospect
Lafayette
Res
Ricky Jarrett
Elwood
Beverly Washburn
Diana Jarrett
Rose Marie Drake
Frankston
Paul Ice
Family of
Dale Rinker
David Swisher
Sons
Donald Paddock
Mary Howells
Richard’ Howells
Anderson
Angus
Buford Rathel and Son
Janet Thurston
Patty Thurston
Harald Morehead
Steven Horn
Charles High
Sam Hannah
Danny Cox
Steven Cox
Barton Clock
F Family
Summitville
Noise Delays Ranger 7 Launch From Cape Kennedy
Ground guidance transmitter interference forced a two hour postponement of the Ranger 7 launch from Cape Kennedy. NASA reported static-like noise in the guidance transmitter delayed liftoff, with the Atlas Agena booster now set to launch Tuesday between 11:56 am and 1:52 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Ranger 7
Mnan
RSTY
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Works Board Approves Bid for Two Pick Up Trucks
Duke's GMC landed a contract for two pick up trucks at the Board of Works meeting. The price totaled 3 833.70 dollars. Tractor bids were reviewed and deemed unsatisfactory and will be re advertised. A change order added 2 991.00 dollars in expenses for Anderson disposal plant work. Afterward Plautz and Erganian discussed methods to assess the new city water wells' usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
GMC
Board of Works
Anderson
A. H. Plautz
G. Erganian
Henery Steeg Associates
Th Board
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
A prospective juror in a driving while intoxicated case stunned the court by stating his age as 107 born in 1857 and claiming 80 years of marriage. He said his wife was around 90 and he has a son about 75. Both sides accepted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
John Boose
Negra
Boose
Teen Dance Tonight At Anderson Mall Features The Impacts
Teenagers will fill the Anniversary Mall in midtown Anderson for a 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. dance starring local DJs and The Impacts, a rising Midwest recording group from Indianapolis. Meridian street will close between 10th and 11th for street dancing. Richard Swindell says the mall marks the Chamber of Commerce 50th anniversary with a golden future theme.
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Anderson
Impacts
Midwest
Gene Swindell
Meridian
The
Sandra Dee
Indianapolis
John Manning
Dave Wiese
John Carte
Diane Henry
Jerry Bayliff
Jim Stewart
WHUT
Ron Clark
Jin Cook
WHBU
Greater
Swindell
Chamber of Commerce
Castro Makes Relations Bid
Cuban Premier Fidel Castro expressed interest in starting negotiations to improve relations with the United States. He warned Cuba would retaliate with force if there were further shootings near Guantanamo Bay, and suggested Mexico could mediate talks if Washington refuses.
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Santiago
Cuba
UPI
Fidel Castro
United States
Castro
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Guantanamo Base
Mexico
Havana
Washington
United
Organization of American States
OAS
Questio
Uj. S
Guantanamo
Cuban Defense Ministry
Ramon Lopez J. Pena
Defense Ministry
U. S
Departme
State Department
Goldwater Plans Unity Meetings for GOP Campaign
Senator Barry Goldwater announced a series of meetings designed to promote Republican unity and back GOP campaigns this fall. He and running mate Rep. William Miller met with the Republican National Committee aides and planned a breakfast with all Senate and House Republicans, aiming for a broader summit with governors and congressional leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Gold- House
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
GOP
Capitol
Charles Holleck
Lett
Indiana
Washington
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Montday
Republican Party
William E. Miller
R-N
Republican National Committee
iVeaursveg
National Committee
Goldwater
Miller
House
Rensselaer
Ind
Uokum Road
Everett M. Dirksen
San Francisco
Upstate New
National Party
Charges of Rape Filed and Break-Ins Probed
Rape charges were filed in Circuit Court Friday against Kenneth Eugene Ogle 32 of 220 Jackson St and preliminary charges of statutory rape against Charles Lee Smith 18 of Rt 2 Alexandria. Ogle and Smith are jailed in Madison County awaiting bond. Theft charges involve a vehicle tied to two cars driven from a lot, later recovered by Anderson police. Investigations continue into two recent break ins at Lumber Co and Anderson High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Eugene Ogle
Jackson St
Nty
Charles Lee Smith
Rt. 2
Alexandria
MA Met
Ogle
Smith
Madison County
William Joseph Lewis Warfield
Shelbyville
Anderson
Danville
Ohio Ave
Robert Estes
Anderson High School
13Th and
Lincoln Sts
Bears Share Tragic Loss as Players Die in Fire
Chicago Bear players Galimore and Farrington are killed in a devastating incident. Coach Halas confirms Galimore had bounced back from knee surgery and was primed for a standout year after a strong camp. Audrey Farrington and Bo Farrington’s wife Vivian react with heartbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Halas
Bears
Farrington
Galimore
Audrey
Tallahassee
Fla
Vivian
Houston
Halas
Mobilize GOP Volunteers At Madison County Meeting
A Madison County GOP session led by Myron Seybert outlined the MORE program to maximize volunteer involvement at the precinct level for election day. Ed Terrill of Washington DC described recruiting and training precinct workers and pre election day activities. The meeting also set up a Young Republican meeting at 7:30 pm Thursday at 812 Main St to elect officers and plan the fall campaign with Nick Polus stepping down as president and continuing as District Young GOP chair.
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Madison County
Republican
GOP National Committee
Republican Enterprise
MORE
Linder
Ed Terrill
Washington, D.C
Myron Seybert
Terrill
Seybert
Young Republican
Main St
Nick Polus
Young Gop
Colwmn
Center
Washington
Republican National Committee
GOP
Gordon Campbell
Marian
John Feighner
Congress
Myron Seyders
Herald Phalo
iSearch Continues For Those Involved In Body Snatching
Chicago police scanned a Skokie funeral home register as part of the cadaver snatching case involving 14-year-old Theresa Koertgen. Investigators sought two youths seen discarding a yellow dress tied to the burial plan, per witness Oreste Del Greco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Funeral Home Register
Skokie
Theresa Koertgen
Iresa
Oreste del Greco
Cohimn
Governor Links Rochester Riots to Extremism
Gov Rockefeller labeled Rochester violence as extremism after a riot that left 4 dead and 350 injured. He toured the area, met officials, and urged democratic progress while warning against violence as MLK arrived to calm tensions. Police and National Guard kept on duty to restore order.
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Rochester
Nelson A. Rockefeller
National Guard
Rack
Feller
New York City
Rockefellers
NAACP
Frank T. Lamb
Porter W. Homer
Thomas Allen
New York
New England
U S to Increase Advisers in Viet Nam War Effort
The United States agrees to raise the number of military and civilian advisers in South Viet Nam and provide more equipment. The plan envisions a gradual arrival, likely totaling several thousand but not a combat force. The move follows talks between Premier Nguyen Khanh and U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Nguyen Khanh
Maxwell D. Taylor
Washington
Taylor
Dalat
Ainute
Khanh
da Lat
North
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Burglars Loot Kay Jewelry in Indianapolis Theft
Police report a break in at Kay Jewelry in a shopping center, with loot estimated between 70 000 and 100 000 dollars. Thieves pried the door, emptied a safe, and stole diamond rings watches cameras and radios before dawn Monday. store manager A L Pico said most damage was to the display and safe. Detectives labeled the incident a clean sweep of the stock and bar. police noted the crime occurred between 10 36 p m Saturday and 10 30 a m Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Robert van Cleave
Pico Place
Kay Jewelry
Coms Andienlav
Pico
Columm
Perea
A. L. Pico
Ira G. Davis Dies Monday at 77
Ira G. Davis 77 of 1210 Van Buskirk Road former postmaster died Monday morning at St. John’s Hospital after a long illness. Friends may call after 1 p.m. today at Harold B. Rozelle Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held Thursday at Ball Memorial Hospital with the Rev. Monboy officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira G. Davis
van Buskirk Rd
St. John's
Harold B. Rozelle
Louis
Stoner
Mounds Rd
Monboy
Ball Memorial Hospital
Lin Muncie
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
New baby announcements from St. John’s and Community Hospital list births to Moore Fortville a girl. Minnich 18 W 40th St a boy. Hays 1711 Hendricks St a boy. Moss 2438 Forkner St a girl. Hendrix Rt 4 a girl. Eads 2416 E Lynn St a boy. Tackska 1420 Alexandria Pike a boy. Stinson Alexandria a boy. Love 1824 Lowell St a boy. Williams Rt 3 a girl. Blevins 2117 Columbus Ave a girl. O'Shea Sortville a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Stephen Moore
Fortville
Norbert ‘Minnich
W. 40Th St
John Hays
Hendricks St
Joseph Moss
Forkner St
Donald Hendricks
Community Hospital
Jack Eads
Lynn St
Tackska
Alexandria Pike
Earl Stinson
Alexandria
George Love
Lowell St
Joseph Williams
Rt. 3
Roy Blevins
Columbus Ave
Maurice O'Shea
Sortville
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John Farrington
Alan Fleming
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Colurm
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