King Meets Wagner Over Harlem Race Tensions
Mayor Robert F. Wagner held marathon talks with Martin Luther King Jr on Harlem race issues while local Negro leaders protested not being consulted. King planned a summit with Roy Wilkins Whitney Young Jr and James Farmer as Harlem groups formed UCHO amid protests.
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New York
UPI
Robert F. Wagner
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Roy Wilkins
Whitney M. Young Jr
James Farmer
Southern Christian Leadership Council
SCLC
Wegner
Gracie Mansion
Washington
Berard Austin
Harlem
Wagner
United Council of Harlem Organizations
UCHO
Nonviolent” School
Livingston Wingate
Harlem Youth Opportunities’ Unlimited
Haryou
Austin
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Mayor urged to concede on racial tensions and federal aid
An Atlanta minister pressed the mayor to grant concessions on reasonable demands from New York Negro leaders. City Hall liaised with Washington including the White House to secure federal funds for juvenile delinquency programs and job training for Negroes. Wagner communicated with Negro leaders to counteract resentment of outside advice on racial issues. The Teamsters lifted a liquor embargo to Harlem and Bedford Stuyvesant to allow deliveries before 2 pm to protect drivers amid violence.
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Ban League
Haryou
Atlanta
New York
City Hall
Washington
White House
Wagner
Teamsters Union
Harlem
Bedford - Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Teamsters
Lester Connell
Ponderosa Hearing Proceeds in Madison Court
The Madison Superior Court 2 hearing on the Ponderosa affair continued with the state presenting its case before Judge Nelson Bohannon. Local attorney William Lawler leads the prosecution with deputy Richard Kreegar. five defense attorneys are set to present this morning.
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Madison Superior Court
Goldwater ends In 13
Deputies and Elwood police arrested eighty Anderson men at the Ponderosa farm house on charges of contributing to the delinquency of minors amid reported vice activities. The Christian Science Monitor analysis notes Goldwater leading Johnson in Indiana and 12 other states, with an electoral edge in multiple regions, amid concerns of potential white voter backlash following Harlem unrest.
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Paul Ravage
Elwood
Anderson
Ponderosa
Boston
Christian Pience Monitor
Indiana
Barry MM
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Lyndon B
Johnson
Chest
The
Monitor
New England
Arizona
Idaho
Montana
Bids Opened Tuesday on Highway Project Near Anderson
State Highway Commission opened bids for a $6.7 million program of bridge and highway work including two interstate bridges. Low bid for resurfacing Ind. 9 segment 12.85 miles from Greenfield to Ind. 67 was John B. Jurgensen Co. of Cincinnati at 86,710.50. Tegucigalpa, Honduras, with 197000 residents, sits 3200 feet above sea level.
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Anderson
State Highway Commission
John B. Jurgensen Co
Cincinnati
Greenfield
Relax and get fit from Sweden's Goste Olander
An August Reader's Digest feature asserts Olander's method transforms body conditioning. Olympic athletes, businessmen, and housewives seek his approach for reducing tension and bulges. The article promotes ease and natural practice, urging readers to buy the August issue.
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Sweden
Goste Olander
Reader’s Digest
Reader's Digest
Missing unemployment checks recovered in Illinois
Chicago officials announced 27000 dollars in missing unemployment compensation checks were recovered. Samuel C. Bernstein, Illinois employment security administrator, said the agency expects to recover the remaining cash of 497.49 dollars in a few days and provided few details about when the checks disappeared.
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Chicago
UPC
Samuel C. Bernstein
Illinois
Bernstein
Professional Woman Stabbed To Death In Mishawaka
In Mishawaka Indiana a 31 year old professional woman Mrs Dorothy Handley was found stabbed to death Tuesday in her home living room. Authorities roped off the residence as they sought the weapon. Handley a veteran party official and Republican state convention delegate was the party's unsuccessful nominee for city clerk.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Dorothy
Handley
Ef Es
Pat Partolese
Soiiet
Party
Resurfacing Progress Noted On US 36 In Indiana
Everett Stottlemyer of the Anderson District reports Rieth and Riley have completed most resurfacing on US 36 from Ind 109 to Ind 67, four miles. The same firm finished a large project on Ind 9 and 32 in Anderson this summer. Contractors are advancing on I-69 through Madison County with hopes to finish the Pendleton to east of Marion segment this year as two interchanges near Daleville near completion. Bids due this week on a bridge near Perinsville over Duck Creek.
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Everett Stottlemyer
Anderson
State Highway Department
Rieth and Riley
U. S. 36
Stottlemyer
Madison County
Pendleton
Marion
Daleville
Perinsville
Jover
Duck Creek
Marriage Licenses Listed From Pendleton to Anderson
A series of marriage licenses records indicate unions among residents of Pendleton Anderson Alexandria and surrounding areas. Names include Phillip Morris with Gretchen Smith Pendleton Ronald Pierce with Cinda Shaffer Summitville Donald Newton with Peggy Estep Daleville Bennie Snyder with Catherine Chism Elwood Harold Barnes with Mary Hoover Anderson and others across Madison County and nearby towns.
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Phillip William Morris
Pendleton
Gretchen E. Smith
Ronald Lee Pierce
Alexandria
Cinda Sue Shaffer
Summitville
Donald Joe Newton
Anderson
Peggy Ellen Estep
Daleville
Bennie Ellis Snyder
Catherine Kay Chism Elwood
Harold E. Barnes
Mary I. Hoover
Billy Dean Lee Switzer
Judith Ann Lee
Robert Eugene Richardson
Muncie
Julie Kay Hennegan
Elwood
Sheridan Dickie Reiley
Marcia Jeanette Dowden
Guy Dale Nave
Judith Ann Pearson
Dennis Michael Ward
Lapel
Charlene Marie Solid
Lloyd
Ree Quesinberry
Helen Joan Fites
Mahlon Lee Atkinson
Shirley Ann Davis
Pendleton James Barron Diamond
Marjorie Ruth Frasee
Jerry Fred Locke
Susan Iren Newman
Barry Kenneth Sands
St. James
Minn
Diana Lynn Soul
Boda Keel Carter
Mary Helen Larrance
Raymond J. Neely
Land
Mary Evelyn Newby
Steven Edward Harney
Linda Lea Doreyee
Euclid
Ohio
Richard T. Balh
Phyllis Joan Orr
Thomas Leroy Thompson
Close Up Camera Signals Moon Crash Plan
The Rarger 7 space probe nears the moon after traveling 115000 miles from earth. Six television cameras will capture hundreds of images during a 13 minute 40 second session before payload impact at about 845 am EST Friday, at a speed over 5000 miles per hour, with data sent instantly to Goldstone station.
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Earth
Rarger 7
Goldstone
Tornado Damage Traced Inbound From Plains and Base
Tornadoes damaged Fram Pree near Omntin and Altus Air Force Base Oklahoma. The nation’s high Monday reached 110 in Imperial California as cooler air moved south. Rain fell across Kansas Missouri and Louisiana with floods near Rochester New York and New Orleans. Astronomers eye Ranger 7 lunar images to judge Maria regions for future Apollo landing sites. Ranger 7 blasted off at 11 50 a m achieving speed over 24000 mph amid cautious optimism at Cape Kennedy.
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Altus Air Force Base
Oklo
Imperial
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Rockies
Havre
Lewistown
Mont
Butte
Mant
Olathe
Kan
Kansas City
Rochester
Mann
New Orleans
U.S
Cape Kennedy
Ranger 6
Sea of Tranquility
William Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Pasadena
Ranger 7
Pickering
Cras
California Institute of Technol
Logy
Ranger
Halleck
Nis House
Con
Roush
Indiana
Indiana Dunes State Park
House
Johnson
Stewart Udall
Wayne Aspinall
D-Coro
Interior Committee
Rightist Laotians Close In On Reds At Kassay
In Laos, rightist forces reached within a half mile of the Communist held village of Kassay as they pushed north toward Pathet Leo troops near Routes 73 and 7 junction in the Plain des Jarres. A second wing moved south toward the same junction near Sala Phon Kout, about 120 miles north of Vientiane.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Kassay
Pathet
Leo Troons
Plain Des Jarres
Pathet Lacheld
Sala Phon Kout
Prosecutors Face Duty To File Suit On Civil Truck Fees
Madison County prosecutor’s office has neglected to collect $3 306 in overweight truck civil assessments. Statewide practice often allows police to detain trucks until fees are paid. Other counties and amounts include Marion 880 627, Hancock 3 681, Boone 1 174, Hamilton 1 130, Kosciusko 1 076, Johnson 717, Bartholomew 636, and Hendricks 500.
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Madison County
Marion
Hancock
Boone
Hamilton
Kosciusko
Johnson
Bartholomew
Hendricks
Ranger 7 Launch Powers Dragonflylike Spacecraft
After liftoff, two folding wing panels expanded to create a 16 foot span. Resting on solar arrays of 7 792 cells, the craft aligned its axis toward the sun to maximize power for its batteries and systems.
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Gress
National Aero‘ Nautics and Space Administration
Ranger 7
Indiana Highway Plan Talk Highlights Growth and Jobs
East Chicago native Mr. Cohen, Indiana University graduate, spoke on interstate and state highway improvements, stressing future planning. He described his federal service from 1938 to 1925 and his Indiana State Highway Commission roles before 1961. Reservations for the event could be made by calling the chamber office.
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Pace
Cohen
East Chicago
Ind
Indiana University
Bloomington Comfous
U.S. Gov
Federal Security Activision
War Manpower Commission
War Labor Board
Indiana
Welsh
Saw Board
Havermale
Chamber
Kenneth Lewis
Chambers Roads Committee
Tax Base Details and Place Names in Pace One
Tax figures 837,995 for Frankison-Lafay Two and 56,640 for Ingalls. St Lapel, 03 Markleville, and 3,070 for Pendeton appear with 340,973 and Summitville 1,085 in the sequence. The text also notes coffee deriving from Kaffa in Ethiopia where Ishrub grows wild.
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Pace
Frankison
Lafay
Ingalls
St Lapel
Markleville
Shes
Pendeton
Summitville
Pile
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices for Ravage and Purvis Goldsmith and Cummins from Madison area, naming ages, professions, spousal survivors, and funeral details. Includes residence links to Anderson, Alexandria, Noblesville, Muncie, Park er, and Tipton with church and cemetery affiliations.
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Madison
Anderson Obituaries Chronicle Multiple Local Death Notices
Lester R. Smith 76 of 2315 Locust St died at Community Hospital after two and a half weeks illness retired in 1955 from Guide Lamp Division on Madison and Pendleton patrols. Survived by widow William Alma Smith three sons Weyle Harold Rolland two daughters Doris Jane Thompson Mary Louw Webb a step son Earl Abrams two sisters and several nieces and nephews. Services arranged at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Ira G Daye 77 former postmaster and city controller, dies. services Thursday 10 a.m. at Harold Rozelle Funeral Home. Entombment in Anderson Memorial Park mausoleum. Gustave H Noetzel 58 of 1228 E 28th St died Sunday. mass 1 a.m. today at St Ambrose Catholic Church. interment Anderson Memorial Cemetery. Blanche B Gibson 47 of 189 W 16th St final rites 1 p.m. today at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Ethel Dye Marion 60 former Indiana Bell employee services 1 p.m. today at Second Baptist Church Marion. interment Delco-Remy Cemetery Marion.
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Jennie D. Ravage
Dept
Delco- Remy
Mary Ravage
Anderson
Ernest
Joslen
John
Chester
Paul Ravage
Victoria Janowski
Alice Sibera
Josephine Carroll
Alexandria
Pauline Eckel
Dayton, Jr
Brown’ and Butz
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Thomas Heilman
St. Mary's Cemetery
William Purvis
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Young and Nichol
Tipton
Paul Zimmerman
Fairview Cemetery
Tipton County
Monterville
Elizabeth Cardwell Purvis
Marcia Dramen
Velva Green
Normandy Christian
Guy W. Purvis
Phoenix
Ariz
Riley
Kennedy
Capitol
White House
House
Senate
Westland
Goldwater
Lester R. Smith
Lester Ray Smith
Locust St
Community Hospital
Smith
Guide Lamp Division
Madison
Pendleton Avenues
Methodist Church
William Alma Smith
Weyle Lester Smith
Pendleton
Harold C
Rolland L.smith
Doris Jane Thompson
Mary Louw Webb
Earl D. Abrams
San Mateo
Fla
George Blansette
Rossetta Martz
Baker Brothers Funeral
Ira G, Davis
Ira G. Daye Jis
van Buskirk Ra
Harfold TE
Rozelle Funeral Home
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Gustave Noetzel
Gustave H. Noetzel
Anderson Memorial Cemetery
Baker Brothers
Blanche Gibson
Blanche B. Gibson
16Th St
Harold E. Rozelle
George Skinner
Jackson Park Church of
Gao
East Maplewood Cemetery
Ethel Dye Marion
Ethel Dye
Indiana Bell ‘Telephone Company
Second Baptist Church
Marion
J. D. Wiliams
Injacueveimem
Delco-Remy
Gen- Iqof
Oral Motors
Woallins Toone
Funeral rites for Hazel M Thurston at Kyle Funeral Home
Mrs Hazel M Thurston 67 wife of Sam S Thurston of Rt 2 died Monday night at home. Rites set for 2 p m today at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home with interment in Elm Ridge Cemetery Muncie.
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Alexandria
Hazel M. Thurston
Sam
Thurston
Rt. 2
Karl M. Kyle
Elm Ridge Cemetery
Muncie
Local Girl Receives Master’s Degree at WMU
Elsie E. Cottingham of Anderson will receive a Master of Arts diploma at WMU commencement in Waldo Stadium. The ceremony begins Friday at 6 30 p m with Dan Ryan, editor of the Kalamazoo Gazette, delivering the address titled Do Something.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Western Michigan University
Elsie E. Cottingham
Anderson
Waldo Stadium
Dan Ryan
The
Kalamazoo Gazette
Anderson Youth Is Honored At GMI
Larry W. Nixon of 3418 Oakwood Drive Anderson earned a membership in Alpha Tau Iota, the honorary engineering society at General Motors Institute in Flint Michigan. He was among 25 upperclassmen at GMI to qualify for the honor based on outstanding scholastic achievement.
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Larry W. Nixon
Oakwood Dr
Anderson
Alpha Tau Iota
General Motors Institute
Flint
Michigan
Larry
GMI
Real Estate Luncheon Hearing By Anderson Board
Friday weekly luncheon will feature a program by Property Surveys its Realtor Tonic. Anderson Board of Realtors will meet at Farris Cafeteria with Bob Hodson presiding and Harter Urban as program chairman.
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Anderson Board of Realstors
Farris
Bob Hodson
Harter Urban
Metro Unit Leader Earns Advanced Degrees and Licenses
The article notes a man age forty eight who earned a master’s degree at Butler University along with his principal’s and superintendent’s licenses. He and his wife Madonna have four children aged four to eleven.
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Page
Butler University
Madonna
Faupus Smothers Campaigns in Arkansas Race
Faupus Smothers ran statewide as the sole Faubus opponent with a sixth term issue stance. Hubbard quit ROTC duties at Arkansas Technical College to run and attacked Faubus on civil rights. Burrow campaigned mainly in northeast Arkansas as a hardware merchant. Panama's population centers Panama City and Colon hold about a quarter of the nation’s one million residents.
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Little Rock
Faubus
Hubbard
Arkansas Technical College
Russellville
Walnut Ridge
Arkansas
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