Ristine Advocates Economic Responsibility Address
Lt Governor Richard C. Ristine spoke at a Lions Club luncheon on the Indiana economy and youth. He warned that high school dropout rates threaten future growth, noting 70,000 eighteen year olds need jobs now and by 1970 over 100,000 will be adults. industry must create skilled, sustainable jobs through knowledge and prudent policy.
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Ristine
Richard O. Ristine
William Peck
The
Lions Club
Leonard Church
Derril Shields
Optimist Club
Illinois
York
California
Indiana
YMCA
Bers of the
Lion's Club
Richard C. Ristine
Opt
Gover
Ecol Department of Commerce
Andi
Lt. Gov. Ristine
Tees
Upeu Leridipa
Dunes Measure Delay Sought in National Lake Shore Plan
The Senate Interior Committee faces delay as Sen. Milward Simpson plans a Friday move to postpone action on Indiana’s Dunes National Lake Shore bill. Indiana lawmakers question park inclusion. Inland Steel objections cited. Jo seph Block and Gov Welsh questioned. Olympia blanked Horace Mann 3-0 in Babe Ruth finals.
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Senate Interior R Committee
Milward L.J
Simpson
R-Wyo
Indiana
Douglas
Inland Steel Co
Inland
Dunes National Park
Lake Couny
Ind
Matthew E. Welsh
Reckless Homicide Charges Filed Here
Formal charges of involuntary manslaughter and reckless homicide were filed in Circuit Court against Wade Throgmorton, 36, of Middletown, in connection with a three car collision near Ind 236 and Markleville Rd. Two people, Eugene Shaw and Janet Shaw, were killed, with several others injured. Throgmorton was arrested by Sheriff Deputy Larry McCartney.
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Wade Throgmorton
Middletown
Ind
Middletown Rd
Markleville Rd
Here
Eugene Shaw
Janet
Susie) Shaw
Formal Charges Filed For Writing Passing Forged Instrument
Circuit Court yesterday filed formal charges of passing as forged instrument against Albert Lee Woods, 22, of 2204 Louise St, who was arrested Tuesday in a local department store. Forgery charges were also filed against Juan Alan Leisure, 22, of the same address.
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Albert Lee Woods
Louise St. Woods
Juan Alan Leisure
Louise St
Hungarian Premier János Kádár jokes about Khrushchev
At a Budapest reception Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev was guest of honor. János Kádár joked to Feriz Berki, head of the Hungarian Orthodox Church, calling Khrushchev "a lost believer" and asking if he would reconvert. Khrushchev smiled as the prelate appeared startled.
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Budapest
UPI
Janos Kadar
Nikita Khrushchev
Feriz Berki
Khrushchev
Kadar
Berki
Goldwater to Rest at Bohemian Grove Weekend
Sen Barry Goldwater will spend a private weekend at the Bohemian Grove retreat near Monte Rio, staying off the record among San Francisco elites. Guests during the encampment include Dwight Eisenhower and Robert Kennedy, who attended the Grove’s Low Jinks show.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Bohemian Grove
Bohemian Club
the Grove
Monte Rio
Russian River
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goldwater
Attw
Robert F. Kennedy
AIC
Kennedy
Herb Caen
San Francisco Chronicle
Bobby Kennedy
Herbert Hoover
Nicholson File Company marks centennial expansion
The Nicholson File Company celebrates its one hundred years since 1864 with a Providence headquarters and Anderson plant milestones. It lists global facilities in Anderson Philadelphia Canada and Holland and notes 800 employees with new expansions and additional distribution points in Englewood Elk Grove Village and Los Angeles.
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Nicholson
Anderson
Providence
Rhode Island
An-t
John H. Burderson
On, Jr
Philadelphia
Sion
Ada
Holland
Llocal Nicholson
Barnes Law Divi
Anderson’s|sion
Warren
Midmilestone
Goldwater
The
Robert Louis Stevenson
Felhe
Ial
Nicholson i
Port Hope
Ontario
Canada
s'Hertogen- Company
Bosch Holland
Hearing Company
Paul C. Nicholson, Jr
Hun Danielson Manufacturing
Dance Plastics
W. C. Barnes Law Company
Ture
Detroit
Nicholsons
J World
Nicholson File Company
Tion
Local GMI Degrees Awarded to DeltaRemy and Guide Lamp Staff
Among 380 graduates nine are sponsored by DeltaRemy and four by Guide Lamp. Recipients include Thomas W. Evernham Charles T. Myer Robert E. Beam Otis E. Cox Larry L. Murphy David J. Baker Carl E. Blaize Thomas R Friend and Fred L Sprague for DeltaRemy and John W. Yount Pierce C. Anson Jerry M. Pickel Neal E. Rakier for Guide Lamp. Two DelcoRemy employees and one Guide Lamp worker will receive 10 year Graduate Key Awards Robert H. Boyer Bernard G. Scheerer and Thomas J. Baldauf. The article notes an enrollment shift and honors connected to SHOpE graduation.
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DeltaRemy
Guide Lamp
Delec-Remy
Thomas W. Evernham
Charles T. Myer
Robert E. Beam
Otis E. Cox
Larry L. Murphy
David J. Baker
Carl E. Blaize
Thomas R. ‘Friend
Fred ‘L. Sprague
John W. Yount
Pierce C. Anson
Jerry M. Pickel
Neal E. Rinker
DelcoRemy
Robert H. Boyer
Bernard G. Scheer Jer
Thomas J. Baldauf
Cuite| Lamp
General Motors Institute Gradu
Six County Girls Win Placements In Revue
Six 4H club girls from Madison County earned spots to represent the county at the State Dress Revue during the Indiana State Fair at the State Fair Grounds in Indianapolis. Winners include Ann Dillie in separates, Brenda Lynas in school wear, Malynna Jones in dresses, Nan Nottingham in suits, Janet Thurston in a cranberry coat, and Paula Farlow in a separate coat. they embody over 600 clothing project enrollees.
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Madison County
Indianapolis
Ann Dillie
Madison Heights
Ann
Brenda Lynas
Duck Creek Township
Malynna Jones
Highland
Malynna
Nan Nottingham
Janet Thurston
Monroe Township
Paula Farlow
Andersen City Council Approves Salaries Ordinance
In a special session last night the Andersen City Council passed third reading on an ordinance fixing salaries for appointive officers, employees, deputy assistants, and department heads of the city. Most figures were unchanged.
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Andersen City Council
City council OKs annual law department funding ordinance
The council passed the ordinance funding new offices including first and second assistant city attorney, two secretaries, a court clerk, and a sanitary officer. Rules were suspended to allow all three readings, required by state law to adopt annually before August. The measure does not affect salaries of elected officials.
City Public School System Sets Agenda for 1964-65
More than 16,000 students are expected to enroll Friday Sept 4 as the Anderson Public School System begins the new term. The first full day of classes is Tuesday Sept 8 after Labor Day. Teachers will finish a week of workshops and activities before school. High and junior high principals report Aug 3. elementary principals on Aug 24. Summer schools end and buildings are handed to maintenance. Calendar highlights include Aug 24 elementary principals, Aug 28 workshop, Aug 31 organization day, Sept 1 business industry education day, and Sept 2 building organization.
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Theater Anderson
G. E. Ebbertt
Ebbertt
Moratorium Bid Sparks Broad Black Protest in New York
In New York City civil rights activists oppose a proposed moratorium on racial demonstrations until after the November election. Leaders including MLK and Mayor Wagner met at Gracie Mansion while militants rejected postponement and accused national leaders of aiding Johnson. Malcolm X condemned the move from Cairo.
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New York
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Roy Wilkns
National Urban League
Whitney Young
King’s Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
A. Philip Randolph
Washington
Milton Galamison
New York City
Malcolm X
Cairo
Lyndon B. Johnson
Former Boone Trustee Dies in Car Wreck
Earl Stephenson a 72 year old Boone Township school official was killed in a car train collision near Summitville his wife Lela Quinn Stephenson 69 was injured by the same incident The Madison County Sheriff's Office said he was thrown into the path of a New York Central Railroad freight train and dragged for some distance The report notes this added to Madison County 1964 traffic toll reaching 19 and mentions a page 6 continuation with related political commentary by Rep Adam Clayton Powell and remarks on civil rights demonstrations
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Earl Stephenson
Boone Township
Madison County
Summitville
Lela Quinn Stephenson
Stephenson
New York Central Railroad
Washington
Adam
Clayton Powell
Hariem
Congress
Nica
Shelbut
tolHe
Boone Town
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Born at Community Hospital to nine couples in Anderson area. The Stein brunner family on Laurel Lane welcomes a girl. Emerton address on Nichol Ave adds a boy. Ward family on West 2nd St. greets a girl. Baledge of Alexandria reports a boy. Stapleton on Cross St. welcomes a girl. Winn on North Shore Blvd. greets a girl. Simmons on Rt. 1 has a boy. Carpenter on Kerrwood Dr. has a boy. Whitehead on Highland Ave. welcomes a boy.
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William Steinbrunner
Laurel Lane
Carl Emerton
Nichol Ave
Dewey Ward
W. 2Nd St
James Baledge
Alexandria
James Stapleton
E. Cross St
Cornelius Winn
N. Shore Blvd
Jerry Simmons
Michael Carpenter
Kerrwood Dr
Roger Whitehead
Highland Ave
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Horace Mann
Gary
South Bend
GMI
Nicholson File
John H. Burton, Jr
Elbert J. Koon
U.S.W.A
John H. Burton, Sr
Company
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George H. Vandergrift
Anderson City
Council Okehs
Dallas Sells
Indiana Afl-Cio
29Th
Madison Ave
Frank H. Allis
Herald
City Public
Boone
Sweet Adelines
Anniversary Mall
Rosemary Littrell
Jennie Garretson
Dorothy Hannon
Mary Tracy
Ruth Keesey
Dixie Johnston
Georgia Gramlich
Donna Herbert
Lillie Barnett
Joyce Hancock
Juanita Kemmer
Arlene Perlman
Kay Redick
Jo Seybert
Audrey Wilson
Margaret Clorey
Helene Hilligoss
Nancy Bethke
Ellen Hopper
Judy Sheitan
Pauline
Community Hospital
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