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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1962

Page

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Anderson College to Honor Dr Wells and Simpson at Commencement

Anderson College will confer honorary degrees at commencement on June 18. Dr. Herman B Wells, retiring Indiana University president, will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws. Oscar I. Simpson, space program leader and head of a major company, is also honored.

Anderson College Herman B Wells Indiana University Oscar ‘I. Simpson Robert H. Reardon Wells Simp ~Eson iPhitco Corp Western Neacalanmant Tshaeatavias Palo Alto Cahf Warner Auditorium Harold L. Phillips. Anderson Church of God

No Reason Found For Girl's Death

Noblesville an 18 year old mother died Sunday night in an auto ride with five youths. Hamilton County coroner said autopsy showed no marks or foul play. Sheriff Passwater questioned the group. four Noblesville youths held for investigation. The deceased, Cynthia Ann Clark, had a nine month old daughter and was a Pilgrim Holiness Church member. Services set for Wednesday. burial at Crownland Cemetery. Polaris destroyed after test launch at Cape Canaveral. missile veered and was destroyed 90 seconds after launch.

Noblesville Nannie Park Place Church God Marvin J. Hartman Pat Keller Clark Nobles-Toseph Mich Ville John Haywood Hamilton County the Herald Haywood Riverview Hospital Mark Passwater Passwater Clark Sidney Clark Mrs. Clark Cicero Ind Lonnie Mary Keller Pilgrim Holiness Church Cynthia Ann Keller Charles Keller Shelbyville Archie Keller Norfolk, Va Ronald Keller Fortville Marilyn Haskell Dorothy Case Nobiesville Feneral Mabel Miller Pilgrim Sees Church Crownland Cemetery

Railroads Grant Pay Raise Recognition for Dr Wells

The article notes railroads' recognition of Dr. Wells for contributions to education and his role as president of Indiana University. It mentions a wage increase affecting 11 engineers and workers in satellite tracking and space communications, plus broader labor and academic honors, with references to Arthur Goldberg and international labor context.

Dr. Wells Chicago UPI Indy Arthur Goldberg Jiana United States Thelthat United Nations Asl World Organization West Coast J. £. Wolfe Simpson Church of God Wolfe Hoosier Wellsterms Indiana Univer Indiana University Indiana Bankers Association Study

Leaders Tour New Building Split over wage offers in rail labor talks

Leaders toured a new building as unions divided over accepting the railroads pay proposals. Fact finders urged 4 cents hourly retroactive to Feb 1 1962 and 2.2 percent retroactive to May 1 1962. Railroads claimed 10.2 cents total while unions demanded more. George Leighty and Wolfe commented on inflation and settlement prospects. Page 2, Column.

Wnions Union George Nion Leighty Wolfe Ihoost

GOP To Streamline Convention and Campaign Procedures

Indiana Republicans announce a streamlined state convention set for June 19 with a June 18 planning session after candidate filing deadlines. Key attendees include state ticket nominees, incumbents, county chairs, and speakers Thomas Bath and Edward L Hasnerl Knox.

Indianapolis

Weather snapshot with warm mid eighties forecast

Cloudy and warm conditions with a high in the mid 80s and a low near 66. Tonight's low rises toward 80 tomorrow with a high near 80. Sunrise at 5:01 and sunset, moonset noted.

Indiana man vows to junk twist records in Vietnam ban

SAIGON UPI A Bedford Indiana man says he must discard all his twist records after U S Ambassador Notting barred dancing for American residents in Vietnam under a new morality law. Spec Raymond Chambers calls the order idiotic and laments the loss of his music.

Saigon UPI Indiana U.S Frederick Notting Jr Vietnam Nee Dinh Diem Raymond Chambers Bedford Ind

Morgan Wins Silver Beaver Award Monday

Morgan Morgan wins the Silver Beaver at the council level for distinguished service to boyhood. Raymond Morgan and Douglas Smith of Chesterfield head the list of four Anderson area volunteers recognized at the annual meeting. Other recipients include Dale Rodgers, Clifford Harrison, and John Karr who accepted a statuette for WHUT. National Wand badges went to Kenneth Bowman, Hugh Shreve, Howard Wise, and Edwin Upshaw. Lt. Comdr. Donald Densford received a special award for organizing a 1961 Explorer expedition to the Caribbean. D. U. Slader presented Woodsbadge awards to 40 men who completed specialized training. John Slayton, David Layton, and Robert Recobs spoke at the event.

Kikthoven and Area Council Madison Henry Hamilton Tipton Laff Clifford Harrison Dale Hedgers Noblesville John Karr Anderson Raymond Morgan Douglas Smith Chesterfield National Scout Council Karr WHUT Douglas ‘Smith Kikihawenund Bowdens-on the-Point Dale Rodgers Nobles' Prairie Valley District Prairie Valley District Donald Densford Naval Training Center Caribbean D. UL. Slader Council Kikthawemund Imen John Slayton Science Research Associates Chicago David Layton Indiana University School of Medicine Indianapolis Robert Recobs Layton Recobs

Gustin Named To GOP Post in Madison County

Myron Seybert, chairman of the Madison County Republican Central Committee, announces former Elwood mayor Elmo Gustin as county GOP treasurer. Gustin served as Elwood mayor 1952 to 1935 and has been active in party affairs in Elwood, Pipe Creek Township and nearby areas. The reorganization also names Seybert as chairman and Mrs. Mary Watson, Alexia, as vice chairman, with a secretary to be appointed soon. Delegates from 74 Republicans will attend the state convention June 19 in Indianapolis to adopt a platform and nominate U S senate and state candidates.

Gustin Elwood Pipe Creek Township Indianapolis U. S

AHS To Graduate 430 In Anderson High School Class

Anderson High School prepares 430 graduates for commencement while 30 more expect summer diplomas. Sunday baccalaureate addressed by Rev. Wallace W. Deyo and five ministers including Rev. Robert Bickel and Rev. George Taggart. The ceremony listed 100 plus seniors by name, reflecting a large graduating class.

Anderson High School AHS Wallace W. Deyo Noble Street Methodist Church Robert Bickel Madison Avenue Methodist Church George Taggart First Presbyterian Church R Robert W. Fribley First Methodist Church Hil Lary C. Rice Park Place Church of God Brenda Adams Sherman Adams Alice Alexander Janet Anderson Charles Armstrong Janet Armstrong Maria Ashbaugh Nanette Badgley Jeff Bailey Dennis Baker Oma Baker Dan Ball Cathie Barber Paul Barrett Garland Barron Charles Barth Larry Bausman

GOP official named Madison County GOP treasurer

Former Elwood mayor Elmo Gustin has been named treasurer of the Madison County Republican Central Committee, according to county chairman Myron Seybert. The announcement adds Gustin to the party leadership roster as Republicans prepare for upcoming campaigns.

GOP Elmo Gustin Elwood Madison County Republican Central Committee Myron Seybert

Ken Carpenter To Speak Here At YMCA Dinner

Ken Carpenter former Indianapolis Warriors coach will speak at the annual industrial Management Club Father and Son dinner in the YMCA at 6:45 p m on June 13 Carpenter a 1950 Oregon State graduate was a unanimous All Pacific Coast selection and played four seasons with Cleveland where he helped win the world championship once.

Ken Carpenter Indianapolis Warriors Industrial Management Club Father and Son YMCA Carpenter Oregon State University Cleveland Browns Cleveland Bro

Dillon signals broad, downward tax rate cuts planned

New York reporters heard Treasury Secretary Dillon say a reform measure would center on a top to bottom readjustment of income tax rates with broad downward reductions. He avoided specifying amounts or whether both corporate and individual levies would fall, noting no decisions yet on details. He cited expected record corporate profits, blamed last year’s bull market on inflation myths, and outlined goals to erase the deficit in international balance of payments by end of next year.

Dillon New York Iugla Writers Association

Not in favor of the Housing ordinance

Campaign note urging voters to fill out the ballot fully and sign as Editor of The Herald. Includes address P O Box 1089 Anderson Indiana and references a city council Housing ordinance passed in May 1942 by Neme.

The Herald P.O. Box Anderson Indiana

Trucker Dies Ten Days After Wreck

Don J. Blueher twenty died at 6 33 a m at General Hospital Indianapolis ten days after a truck crash near Indianapolis where his rig overturned and burst into flames. He suffered severe burns over most of his body while transporting gasoline to Anderson. Witnesses say the truck jackknifed as he attempted a turn at the intersection.

Highibay Don J. Blueher Sheridan St Ake General Hospital Indianaplolis Blueher Inter- Jgeolion Ind. 140 U.S Indianapolis Oi Corp Anderson Jack-Kaier

Trade Program Gains Approval By Committee

Washington The Ways Means Committee formally approved President Kennedy's new look trade program aimed at aligning with the European common market. An administration spokesman welcomed the bill saying it strengthens tariff cutting power. Republicans offered a substitute to remove federal benefits for industries harmed by imports but it was rejected.

Ashington Commi P. Dent Kennedy United States Sai Kennedy Freedo Congress Noah Mason

Thursday Night Deadline for Housing Ballot

The Anderson Herald reports a public poll on Anderson City Council’s May 9 minimum housing ordinance. Ballots accepted until Thursday midnight, with in person delivery to The Herald editorial department. The measure aims to qualify the city for federal funds for urban renewal. hundreds have already responded, more may vote by mail or in person.

Anderson Herald Anderson Herald Editorial Department

Annual City-Ag Tour Program Plans Presented

City officials unveiled the annual tour program details highlighting civic outreach, agriculture collaboration, and community events for the coming year. Officials emphasized partnerships with local farms, schools, and business groups to boost hometown engagement.

New Arrivals at St Johns cs and area families

Newborns listed include Bobby Harber a daughter Billie McFarland a daughter Gare Sigler held a daughter Mrs Donald Hosier 769 W Vineyard St a daughter Mrs Stephen Warner Pendleton a son Mr and Mrs Tommy Morris Alexandria a son Mr and Mrs Newton Wells Chesterfield a son Mr and Mrs Richard Ice 1304 E 4th St twin sons Mr and Mrs Clarence York W 16th St a daughter Mr and Mrs Don Jones Callie a daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Moreland 2410 E 4th St a boy at Ball Memorial Hospital Munice

St. John's Bobby Harber Billie McFarland Gare Sigler Held Donald Hosier W. Vineyard St Stephen Warner Pendleton Tommy Morris Alexandria Newton Wells Chesterfield Richard Ice E. 4Th St Clarence York W. 16Th St Don Jones Caleilie Charles Moreland Ball Memorial Hospital Munole

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