Scout Leader Recognition Dinner Hosted by Park Place Church
Scores of Boy Scout leaders from Madison Hamilton Tipton and Henry counties prepare for the annual recognition dinner at Park Place Church of God with Preston G. Woolf of Indianapolis as principal speaker. The event includes Silver Beaver Award honors and Woods Badge trainees receive special awards. Reservations by Monday.
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Park Place
Inter-American Lawyers Association
Woolf
National Council of Boy Scouts of America
Camp Kikihawen
D. L. Slader
Anderson
Lockwood
Fisher
Broadway
Air Defense Changes Shift 18 Generals
The White House announced a major Air Force command shake up with 18 generals reassigned and seven retired. Gen. Curtis E. LeMay leads changes approved by Kennedy, including 13 promotions and retirements due to age.
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Washington
UPD
White House
Air Force High Command
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Kennedy
Samuel E. Anderson
Air Force Logistics Command
Supreme Allied
Lauris Norstad
Europe
Leon W. Johnson
Truman H. Landon
Frederic H. Smith
Francis H. Griswold
Strategic Air
The
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Alaskan
Frank A. Armstrong Jr
Robert W. Burns
U. S
Leaders See Slim Gains From Vienna Summit Talks
In Vienna Kennedy and Khrushchev open a cautious two day summit with hopes of easing tensions but no major policy changes anticipated. Both leaders stress understanding each other’s views while Soviet media pushes for a rapid Berlin peace track.
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Vienna
Austria
Blue Danube
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Kennedy Ends Talks Berlin Backing From De Gaulle
Paris report says President Kennedy closed talks with Charles de Gaulle confident in backing to hold West Berlin against force or threat of force. After six meetings both leaders hailed as successful, Kennedy heads to Vienna to meet Khrushchev with clearer positions and broader agreement on Berlin.
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Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Paris
Kennedys
Vienna
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
Berlin
Baccalaureate Set for Divinity School Candidates
Eleven candidates for the bachelor of divinity will be honored by Anderson College School of Theology with a Wednesday 7:30 p.m. service at Park Place Church of God. Dr. Jesse H. Ziegler of Dayton will speak. Dr. Adam W. Miller will lead worship. The event precedes the June 19 commencement when the candidates will be vested.
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School of Theology
Anderson College
Jesse H. Ziegler
Dayton
Ohio
American Association of Theological Schools
Park Place
Ziegler
Church of the Brethren
Dean Miller
Robert Browning
Anderson
Thomas Cappas
Chicago
Ill
Myrlen Chesnut
Elkhart
Kans
Robert Culp
Sharon
Wilfred Jordan
Cleveland
G. Lewis Kujawski
Toledo
Dennis Mitchell
Dalton
Minn
Denver Shaffer
Salem
Oregon
Neil Snarr
Larry Thornton
Midland
Mich
Oral Withrow
South Charleston
W. Va
Landrum R. Bolling
Earlham College
Dr. Ziegler
Family Service Association
DuPage County
Illinois
Limerick
Bridgewater
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
Bethany Bibli
Crusade Names Honorary Heads for Madison County Effort
Dr John A Morrison president emeritus of Anderson College and Mrs Edward C Toner vice president of Anderson Newspapers have been named honorary co chairmen for the Madison County Crusade to be held in the new Anderson High School gym July 16 to 31. The two week evangelistic series led by board chairman Phillip E Miller and executive director Rev William C Ellis aims to reach unchurched residents and strengthen church members across denominations.
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E. C. Toner
Anderson Newspapers
John A. Morrison
Anderson College
Madison County
Anderson High School
Edward C. Toner
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Phillip E. Miller
William C. Ellis
Ellis
Miller
H. E. Hudson
W. B. Harper
Robert Hughes
Everett Hartung
Robert E. Wolford
Carl T. Smith
C. Fred Johnson
Warren C. Roark
Ronald J. Ferguson
Melvin Phillips
Earl A. Berkheimer
Robert E. Lawson
David Cox
Alexandria
Johnson
Crusade
Charles R. Humphrey
Morrison
Missouri
West Virginia
Young Bible Training School
Church of God
Toner
Anderson Council of Women
Anderson
The
Herald
Carlisle
Frankton
Ind
Herald Society
Miller Named Republican National Chairman for 1962 Election
Rep William E Miller of New York was unanimously elected as national chairman of the Republican Party to lead the 1962 campaign. Miller, a veteran congressman known for his combative style, pledged a vigorous push against the Kennedy administration and argued for a parliamentary restraint if elected. He succeeds Sen Thruston Morton who stepped down to focus on his re election bid.
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Washington
UPI
William E. Miller
New York
Republican National Committee
Miller
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Congress
Kennedy
America
Albert K. Mitchell
New Mexico
Jessical Weis
James C. Wood
Arizona
Joseph Martin Jr
California
GOP
Thurston Morton
Olcott
N.Y
Madison County Tax Reviewers To Start Monday
Action of the Madison County Board of Tax Review will get underway Monday as members begin a 32 day 1961 meeting to check personal property at the office of County Assessor Joe Hartman. Final figures on personal property listed this year show motor vehicles increased nearly 1000 while valuation of trucks and cars fell about one million dollars due to owners keeping older cars or trading for cheaper models. The Board of Review includes Assessor Hartman Auditor Joe Armington and Treasurer Egbert Hood with John Walker Lapel and Lee Montgomery Summit County as members.
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Madison County Board of Tax Review
Joe Hartman
Hartman
Hilda Worley
Joan Scharnowske
Board of Review
Joe Armington
Egbert Hood
John Walker
Lapel
Lee Montgomery
Summit
Train signal delay sparks Anderson City Court review
Police Capt. Robert Morris and Patrolman Charles Simpson witnessed a southbound Pennsylvania freight train delay at Broadway crossing. Morris reported a slow flasher and received mixed signals from the crew. the matter is set for Monday in Anderson City Court before Judge George Pancol.
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Robert Morris
Charles Simpson
Broadway
Pennsylvania
Anderson City Court
George Pancol
Capt
Morris
Capt. Morris
Eichmann to testify in his own defense at trial
Adolf Eichmann will take the stand in his defense in Jerusalem as prosecutors press charges he masterminded the murder of six million Jews. His attorney projected a five to ten day testimony period while court proceedings continue with witnesses detailing Auschwitz and Nazi crimes.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Adolf Eichmann
Robert Servatius
Auschitz
Israel Gutman
Eichmann
Gutman
Palestine
Haj Amin el Husseini
Gideon Hausner
Hausner
Mufti
Cairo
Adolf Hitler
Auschwitz
Purdue To Graduate 24 County Students
Purdue University will confer degrees on 24 Madison County students during its commencement at Edwards Elliott Hall of Music with two sessions at 9 30 a m and 2 30 p m on Sunday June 4 President Frederick L Hovde will address the graduates The total graduates for the year exceed 3 000 with 1 800 candidates completing work by May 31 The Madison County students include Dwight R McCurdy Alexandria and others listed by home address and degree.
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Frederick L. Hovde
Purdue University
Edward C. Elliott
Madison County
Schools of Engineering
School of Pharmacy
Division of Applied Technology
Alexandria
Dwight R. McCurdy
Lincoln Ave
Anderson
Virginia Anne Bales
Edgewood Drive
Jarrett S. Fairman
Delaware St
Mary LeAnn Livingston
Nichol
Geraldine Julia
Elderly Woman Hurt In 2 Car Crash At 14th And Madison
A two car crash at 8 35 p m yesterday injured and hospitalized 68 year old Mrs Myrtle Cunningham of 1212 Hendricks Street The passenger Miss Sharon Kathlene McLaughlin 1100 East 5th Street was uninjured The Cunningham car collided with a vehicle driven by Jarvis Jansons 152 South Drive at the 14th and Madison Avenue intersection Cunningham was taken to St Johns Hospital Officer Robert Daubenspeck investigated Damage to the cars was not estimated
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Myrtle Cunningham
Hendricks St
Sharon Kathlene McLaughlin
5Th St
Cunningham
Madison Ave
Jarvis Jansons
South Dr
St. John’s Hospital
Robert Daubenspeck
Roush Victory Delayed by Paperwork Scrutiny
Indiana congressman elect J Edward Roush faces postponement of seating into mid June as the House Elections Subcommittee finalizes a 60 page report. Chairman Robert Ashmore says reading and language corrections, plus tables, push the action past next week toward the week of June 12. The 99 vote margin remains undisputed though margins claimed by both sides differ.
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Washington
UPI
Indiana
J. Edward Roush
George O. Chambers
House
Robert T. Ashmore
House Administration Committee
Roush
Ashmore
Chambers
Indiana Civil Defender magazine scrapped for CD worker newsletter
The Indiana Civil Defense Department announced it has withdrawn authorization for the Indiana Civil Defender magazine and plans to replace it with a newsletter for about 3,200 civil defense workers.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Civil Defense Department
Indiana Civil Defender Magazine
Trujillo Assassin Shot OAS May Act
The Dominican armed forces report the assassination of Rafael Trujillo Sr was partly avenged by killing one assassin and capturing three others. Mastermind ex-Brig Gen Juan Tomas Diaz remains at large as the United States asks the OAS to monitor a reported terror wave. Rafael Jr 32 named head of all armed forces. Senate and Chamber votes unanimous.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Juan Tomas Diaz
Rafael Trujillo Sr
Trujillos
Church
San Cristobal
Trujillo
Ture
Rafael Jr
Rafael Sr
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Organization of American States
OAS
Judge orders halt to freedom rides across Alabama
U S District Judge Frank M Johnson Jr barred further freedom rides in Alabama and ordered local authorities and the Ku Klux Klan to stop interfering with interstate bus traffic. He warned of possible prison terms for violations as Justice Department actions and court requests to stay or limit enforcement unfolded in Washington and Montgomery. A second segregated bus group departed Montgomery within hours bound for Jackson Mississippi.
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United Press International
Alabama
Johnson
Solomon Seay, Jr
Montgomery
Federal Circuit
Justice Department
Department
Freedom Riders
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Robert F. Kennedy
Trailways
Jackson
Miss
Parked Car Struck In Rear On Columbus Near 31st
A parked car owned by Wayne E. Schwab at 3003 George St was struck in the rear by a southbound vehicle driven by Robert Caplinger at Columbus Ave near 31st Street. Officer William Maryanski investigated. damages were about 325 dollars to Caplinger and 275 to Schwab.
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Wayne Edward Schwab
George St
Robert Caplinger
Canaday Dr
Caplinger
Columbus Ave
S St
William Maryanski
Schwab
New Arrivals Anderson and Vici
Born at St. John's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Taylor 2418 Central Ave a girl Mrs Donald Gustin 1629 Hill St a boy Mr and Mrs Morris Weaver 1233 Home St a boy Mr and Mrs Loren Van Ness 1422 W 10th St a girl Mr and Mrs Robert Schmitt 615 Louise St a boy
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St. John’s Hospital
Donald Taylor
Central Ave
Donald Gustin
Hill St
Morris Weaver
Home St
Loren van Ness
W. 10Th St
Robert Schmitt
Louise St
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Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Khrushchy
Divinity School
Seoul
South Korea
Madison County Tax Reviewers
Purdue
Madison
CD Magazine
U.S
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