De Gaulle and Macmillan Meet Over Europe and Nuclear Policy
Paris will host Charles de Gaulle and Harold Macmillan for a private 24 hour talks at Champs about the European Common Market Britain’s bid and France’s nuclear program. They will discuss Atlantic alliances and readjustments in the postwar balance with no formal communique.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
France
Atlantic Alliance
Chateau of Champs
Macmillan
Dorothy
Philip de Zulueta
London
Britain
de Gaulle
United States
Indiana Heat Relief Forecast Opens Summer Season
The first summer month arrived with forecasts of cooler weather after May’s record heat. Forecasters expect a cool spell over the weekend with a gradual warming next week. Saturday highs are projected from about 70 to 80 degrees.
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United Press International
Morrison to Speak at Vesper Service in Park Place Church
Dr John A Morrison president emeritus of Anderson College will preach at 7 p m vesper services Sunday in Park Place Church The subject is The Rivers of Damascus Junior Steward s Day observed in morning services at 8 30 and 11 with Dr Hillery C Rice Jr pastor leading the sermon New Oil From Old Wells Music features Crusaders Choraleers and Junior High Choir Baptismal certificates will be presented at the 2 00 p m service to a large group who received baptism on Easter Sunday
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Park Place
Prom Queen Milburn Pursues College After High School Honor
Arlen Milburn, former Markleville High School Prom Queen, plans to study International Business College at Fort Wayne starting in June. The records include local election notes and weather outlook for Indianapolis with temperatures near normal, chances of showers, and a past May average of 69.2 degrees as part of a larger city update from Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markleville High School
International Business College
Fort Wayne
Rome
Evansville
Louisville
Terre Haute
Cincinnati
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Chicago
Notomal
Elmer
Brown
New York
UPI
Rob
Bickelandj
Wert
Lee Henderson
Miller
Groupi International
Ber Supply Co
E. Cross St
Local Clergy and Officials Join New County Board
Second County continued from page Gov I president W B Harper second vice president Robert Hughes secretary Everett A Hartung treasurer New board members include Dr Robert W Fridley Rev Edward L Fogge and E Barton Carter Other board members include Rev Raymond Breaker Ronald J Ferguson C Fred Johnson Robert E Lawson Rev Melvin R Phillips Dr Warren C Roark and Judge Carl T Smith Dr Johnson of Fuquay Springs recently completed a Nassau Bahamas crusade that set attendance records for religious gatherings Leaders praised the Bahamas campaign and Bahamian political figures Meanwhile a Nevada test set off by the AEC prompted farmers to attend a meeting at Boone-Duck Creek School north of Elsondon Incergy Commission announced the 35th test this week.
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Page Gov I
W. B. Harper
Robert Hughes
Everett A. Hartung
Robert W. Fridley
First Methodist Church
Edward L. Fogge
Sherman Street Church of God
E. Barton Carter
Raymond Breaker
Ronald J. Ferguson
C. Fred Johnson
Robert E. Lawson
Melvin R. Phillips
Warren C. Roark
Carl T. Smith
Nevada
Washington
Boone-Duck Creek
Elsondon
AEC
YMCA Monday schedule for girls and boys events
A digest of daily events lists multiple high school gym meet times for Frankton Markleville Chesterfield Summitville and Duck Creek with girls and boys sessions. Also notes a Y's Men's Club open swim from 3 30 to 7 30 p m at the same facility.
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Frankton
Franklin
Roosevelt
Center
Ingalls
Markleville
Fall Creek
Hgts
Edgewood
Alexandria
Chesterfield
Valley Grove
Leach
College Corner
Thespians Present The Crown of Thorns at Elm Grove Church
AC Thespians from Anderson College present Milton S Agnew drama The Crown of Thorns at Elm Grove Church 300 W Hartman Rd 7 p.m. Sunday June 3. Free will offering. Cast includes Marjorie Little Judy Thurmond Richard Claflin and others with Perry Skates Ken Casey Marcene Miller Dena Whittington among crew. Reverend Gary Avsbun leads Elm Grove Church.
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Anderson College Dramatics Club
Milton S. Agnew
Elm Grove
W. Hartman Rd
Crown of Thorns
Pilate
Jerusalem
Marjorie Little
Dayton
Ohio
Marah
Judy Thurmond
San Antonio
Texas
Claudia Procula
Pontious Pilate
Richard Claflin
Lima
Gaius
Alvin Smith
Kan
Cornelius
John Burris
Anderson
Classius
Don Yanik
Ind
Stephen
Jesus
Chicago
Perry iSkates
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ken Casey
Springfield
Marcene Miller
Toledo
Dena Whittington
Garrett
Gary Avsbun
Elm Grove Church
Capehart Attacks Kennedy Tax Power For Expediency
Senator Homer Capehart told Indiana lawmakers that President Kennedy seeks power to raise and lower taxes for political expediency. He warned Republicans about national issues ahead of the campaign, saying the administration aims to let the president decide tax policy for political gain at the GOP state headquarters meeting.
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Indianapolis
Homer
Capehart
Repwhii
Kennedy
Thomas A. Gallmeyer
Richard O. Ristine
Anderson Pools to Open After School Closing
Anderson city pools will open June 9 the day after school closes. The Athletic Park Pool has 500000 gallons and was rebuilt for the 1962 season with Jack Taylor as West Side Park Pool manager. Guards to be named next week. A new park near 25th St and Pendleton Ave begins conversion to a modern playground with a baseball diamond.
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Anderson City
George Slinkard
Athletic Park
Jack Taylor
West Side Park
Guide Lamp Division
25Th St
Pendleton Ave
Soa
Pola shoots Dr. Thaw in Anderson hospital rampage
The gunman Pola, armed with a .45 pistol and a .36 revolver, killed Dr. Daniel Thaw and held a hospital room before officers entered. Patrolman Horace McDaniel was wounded while responding to the emergency. A chaotic scene followed with multiple injuries from a vehicle collision nearby.
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Horace McDaniel
Orof
McDaniel
Pola
Thaw
Dr.Thaw
Eisenhower Defends Budget Views Amid Market Turmoil
President Eisenhower addresses GOP leaders on budget priorities and defense cuts while noting the need to maintain a sound economy. He warns against unbalanced spending and criticizes anti growth measures as harming confidence and stock markets. Dividends also announced by Studebaker and a boy killed by a car in Evansville.
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Eisenhower
Pola
Governilta Houser
Kennedy
Soviet meat and butter prices rise blamed on U S war prep
The Soviet Union raised meat and butter prices up to 34 percent and blamed U S military spending for the strain. Western observers saw it as an admission of agricultural troubles under Khrushchev while citizens faced higher living costs. In Indiana, Bill Brewer, 32, was named superintendent of the Soldiers and Sailors Children's Home at Knightstown.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
U.S
Communist Parity Centrall Committee
United States
Nikita ‘5
Khrushchev
Connersville
Ind
Bill Brewer
L. A. Cortner
Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Children's Home
Knightstown
Three Missionaries Vanish in Central Viet Nam
In central Viet Nam three American missionaries and their Communist guerrilla captors vanished in the mountains. The Rev. Thomas G. Mangham of Atlanta said the missionaries were taken at bayonet point from an isolated hospital about 200 miles north of Saigon.
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Saigon
UPIC
Viet Nam
Mispraca Alliance
Thomas G. Mangham
Atlanta
Former Toll Road Official Seeks Indiana Appellate Court Nomination
Indianapolis attorney Charles W. Cook 56, former general counsel and executive director of the Indiana Toll Road Commission, announces his bid for one of two Southern District appellate seats on the Indiana Appellate Court on the Republican ticket. The move adds to a crowded race with three seats up in 1963.
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Indianapolis
Charles W. Cook
Indiana Toll Road Commission
Indiana Appellate Court
Mangham
Hart
Gir
W. Handley
Tor Ving
Indiana
YMCA Swim Team Roster Listing Named Members
A list of swimmers and staff includes Douglas Jackson Dewayne Jones Lou Ann Jones Sandra Jones Patty King Ann Kopp Tom Land Roanne Lightly Kevin Luther Victor Mallory Don Miller Mike Montgomery Diane Mullens Chuck Murray Lynne Murray Ricky Nealis Gary Nicholson Debbie Nipple Diana Norris Gregory Norris Jon Douglas Painter Allan Phillips Jay Philips Philip Polus Doris Qualls Sandra Qualls Kent Remley David Renz Bill Riedel David Rie del Kathleen Roche David Rockwell David Rubenking Gary Sensing Bryant Shepherd John Short Nancy Simpson Phillip Simpson Gary Smith Vicki Smith Charles Smith Thomas Stires Timothy Stires Deborah Ward Ronnie Webb Geofrey Yelton.
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Douglas Jackson
Dewayne Jones
Lou Ann Jones
Sandra Jones
Patty King
Ann Kopp
Tom Land
Roanne Lightly
Kevin Luther
Victor Mallory
Don Miller
Mike Montgomery
Diane Mullens
iChuck Murray
Lynne Murray
Ricky Nealis
Gary Nicholson
Debbie Nipple
Diana Norris
Gregory Norris
Jon Douglas Painter
Allan Phillips
Jay Phillips
Philip Polus
Doris Qualls
Sandra Qualls
Kent Remley
David Renz
Bill Riedel
David Riedel
Kathleen Roche
David Rockwell
David Rubenking
Gary Sensing
Bryant Shepherd
John, Short
Nancy Simpson
Phillip Simpson
Gary Smith
Vicki Smith
Charles Smith
Thomas Stires
Timothy Stires
Deborah Ward
Ronnie Webb
Geoffrey Yelton
Obituaries for Stever, Dobelbower and Myers in Anderson
Jacob Paul Stever 70 of Mecca Indiana a former Guide Lamp employee died at Vermilion County Hospital Clinton Indiana He was born February 14 1992 and is survived by his widow Merle a daughter Mary Ann Fisher two brothers Sid and Ed and a sister Lee Lambert Funeral services were held at Butler Funeral Home Rockville Indiana with burial in Hixjon Cemetery Margaret E Dobelbower 53 of 923 Nichols Ave died Thursday services at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home and burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Ross Lee Myers 182 of 119 W 16th St died Wednesday services at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with burial in Mechanicsburg Cemetery Others receiving at the funeral home
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Pola
Thaw
Canada
Melvin R. Phil
Anderson
Janus Park Cemetery
Jacob Stever
Jacob Paul
Curby) Stever
Mecca
Ind
Vermiljtion County
Clinton
Indiana
Henry
Emma King Stever
Imerle Pence
Stever
Montezuma Masonic Lodge
Merle
Mary’ ‘Ann Fisher
Sid
Toledo
Ohio
Eds
Evansville
Lee Lambert
Butler Funeral Home
Rockville
Don Duggleby
Methodist Church
Hix‘jon
Ross Myers
Ross Lee Myers
W. 16Th St
Harold E. Rozelle
Raymond Myers
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mechanicsburg
Deaths in Madison area claim several residents
Dale C. Jones 76 of Rt. 2 near Florida Station dies at St. John's Hospital after a life as a farmer and Farm Bureau Insurance agent. Lisa Jo Oliver one day old daughter of Courtney and (name unreadable) Oliver dies at St. John's Anderson. William C. Harris 84 of Frankton dies Wednesday. services set at George C. Harper Funeral Home with burial in KPLOOF Cemetery.
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Dale Jones
Dale C. Jones
Rt. 2
Florida Station
St. John’s Hospital
John
Sallie Jones
Madison County
Jones
Methodist ‘Church
Mt. Moriah
Anderson
Indiana University
Madison
Farm Bureau Insurance
Ithis
Mary McCullough Jones
Salem
Ind
Alta Rauth
James L
Joseph L
Alia Pearll
Winchester
Lisa JO Oliver
Middletown
Lisa Jo
Courtney Oliver
10Th St
Uphama Oliver
Mechanicsburs
Louis Dasher
Rt. 1
John “Dasher
Joe Purvis
New Castle
Ballard and Shirey
Mechanicsburg
Lloyd Dellinger
William Harris
William C. Harris
Frankton
George C. Harper
Donald Tharp
Esther Circle In Hobbs Home Hosts May Meeting
Bethany Christian Church Esther Circle met at 920 College Dr I for the May session with Mrs. Virgil Needler presiding. De torches were given by Mrs. Chester Wean and the next meeting is set for June 28 at 1 30 p m with Mrs Ward Chambers assisting.
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Bethany
Perry Hobbs
Mary Bronnenberg
Esther
Bethany Christian Church
College Dr I
Virgila Needler
Chesster Wean
Ward Chambers
Joe Swilgart
Charles Barger
Claude Dean
Charles Jjohns
Wesley Scott
Virgil Law Jer
Earl Schalk
Chester Wean
Virgil Needler
Leslie Smith
Chester Broadbent
Fred Patterson
Robert Fish
Elmer Hodson
Vern Porter
Aretha German
Ernest Patterson
Lisses Pearl Bronnenberg
Madze Scott
Nita Patterson
Jerry Wollam
David Brown
Maurice Bous
Steven Rhule
Mike Bousman
Mark Bousman
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Willam R. Cloud
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Second County
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Fuquay Springs
N.C
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Mas
Bahama Islands
Bahamas
Leonard J. Knowles
Nassau Crusade Executive
Progressive Party
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Eppo
Went
John J. Conley
Dallass
Johnson
Fred R. Hunt
British Isles
Europe
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Caribbean
John J. Pilch
Sandy
Bevis
Vancouver
B. C
America
Joe Bailey
San Francisco
YMCA
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Yale University
The
Indianapolis News
Anderson Rotary Club
AC Thespians
ITU
Joyo Sherrill
Benny Goodman
Nikita Khrushchev
Katusha
AP Wirephaoto
Wheasler
Phyllis Jean Wheasler
W.ilth St
Fayette County
Lloyd
Florence Scholl. Williamson
Union Aty
Columbia Rebekah Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
del Ray Beach
Fila
Roy
Craig Wheaster
Rhoda Wheasler
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Y. Drexel Dr
Ronald D. Carson
Ri 1
Cicero
E 21St St
Myrtle Wallace
Pearl St
House of Representatives
South Bend, Ind
Studebaker Corp
Daniel Moore Woodberry
St. John's Hos
Heredital
Martin Short
Meridian St
Walter Woodberry
Evans
Elizabeth Schmuck
Ville
Oscar Howard
Mabel Hopper
Merida
Tney Oliver
Richard Hubbard
Joseph Cox
Travis May
Central Ave
Turner Morrison
Lincoln Rd
Richard Castor
van Buskirk Rd
Michael Kurtz
Arrow Ave
Mars
Henry Brown and Daugher
Helford St
Madilne Hood
W. 19Th
Bertha Carter
Frank Kempher
Chestersfield
Vernon Brown
Dover
Cain’s Termite & Pest ‘Control
U. S
Road Commission
South Viet Nam
Persuit
Ton That Dinh
Greenfield
Mlanco Products Company
ELI Lilly and Company
Anderson, Indiana
Nuckols and Carmichael Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Florida Station Methodist Church
Neal J Anderson
Cicero, Ind
L. E. Miller
Hobbs Home
International Church OF God
International Church OF God Convention
P.O. Box
Anderson, Ind
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