Nixon Urges Republican Unity in 1964 Campaign
Former Vice President Richard Nixon urged Republicans to avoid coalitions to stop Barry Goldwater, warning such alliances would wreck the GOP. He said Goldwater led the field toward the presidential nomination, but he doubted Goldwater had it wrapped up. Nixon spoke at the Chapin School in New York and weighed a possible vice presidency, calling a coalition among rivals unlikely and noting polls have misled in several states.
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High Court Halts Schrenker's Trust Ruling In Madison
A Madison County case sees the High Court halt a trustee dispute over a fund left by the late Maggie McLaughlin. The decision centers on whether Schrenker can act as co-trustee with Mary E. Lee while safeguards and a hospital project in Madison are debated. The ruling stresses the need to avoid bias and preserve the trust’s intent amid international context referenced by observers.
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Lemon Denies Quitting Race and Cuban Junta Leader Identified
The Associated Press reports Bloomington Mayor Thomas L. Lemon denial of quitting race. In Nassau Bahamas Manuel Ray, head of the Cuban Revolutionary Junta, is identified as among eight persons captured. British destroyer Decoy Rogelio Cistieros, exiled leader, implicated in Miami exile activities.
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Diplomas Granted To 454 at Anderson High School
The Anderson High School Class of 1964, numbering 454 graduates, received diplomas as Principal Noel B. Douglass and Supt. G. E. Ebbert presided. Speaker Margaret Rector urged independence and courage. the graduates rose as names were read and congratulated by officials and faculty.
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U.S. Officer Killed In South Viet Nam
A U.S. officer with a Vietnamese unit was killed in an explosion near Saigon. Reports note discussions among politicians about future governor runs, while a separate trial in Vietnam proceeds with testimony about Buddhist demonstrators.
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Bell improves residential service in Indianapolis area
Indiana AP reports Bell Telephone Co. wins PSC approval for a 14 exchange improvement program. New rates vary by area with increases for most exchanges except Elwood and Summitville, plus direct distance dialing and suburban zone service. Monthly rates rise in eight exchanges and toll calling expands locally.
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Petition Denied to Discontinue Toll-Free Lapel Perkinsville
A group led by Mrs. Paul Hidday protested United Telephone Company of Lapel efforts to end toll free service between Lapel and Perkinsville. The Indiana Public Service Commission denied the petition on Tuesday after a hearing in Indianapolis on March 19. Over 1100 names were gathered on petitions opposing the move.
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Woman Victim Of Accident Near Leasure
A Michigan woman, Vida E. Plake, 23, of South Haven and Tipton native, died in a crash near Leasure at 5:45 a.m. Thursday after her car skidded 600 feet and struck a house, injuring others. The front of the house shifted two feet. damage was about 4000 dollars. Plake’s husband died in a motorcycle crash nearby on March 15.
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Weather Outlook With Showers Through Saturday
Cloudy conditions with scattered thundershowers and little temperature change continue through Saturday. High today near 76 degrees, low tonight in the 30s, high yesterday 73 and low 36. Sunset today at 3 93 pm and sunrise tomorrow at 3 18 4 a.m.
Manchesters ministering wedding drama ends in exit
In Manchester England David Swindells refused a ministerial question about marrying Diane Garden, turning away as she cried. The minister pursued him briefly then announced the wedding would not proceed, while Garden remained very upset.
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Four Thousand Verdict Awarded in Auto Crash Suit
Georgianna Creel wins a 4000 verdict in a personal injury case arising from a March 1962 auto crash near the Blue Grotto Restaurant at 2424 Arrow Ave. Dewalter allegedly drove into a tree after a forceful U turn. Creel tears embraced her attorney Marion W. Withers as the verdict was read.
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New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
Birth notices from St John s Hospital and Community Hospital list 11 newborns. Names include Lewell and Louise Jackson at 935 West Willow Street a girl. Thomas Purs ling at 5222 Lincoln Rd a girl. Orville Rushton twins two boys and a girl. Charles Loyd at 410 Henry Street a boy. Betsy Thomas 107 East South Street two babies. Ora Ray Pendleton two boys. David Glaze Daleville a girl. Jerry Poulson 521 West Indiana Street two boys. Robert Partingston 1204 Madison Avenue a girl. Eulen Waixer Alexander a boy. David Bales Kalamazoo Michigan a girl born at Burgess Hospital. Maternal grandparents George Springer paternal Max Bales all of Anderson.
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Thomas Pursling
Lincoln Ral
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Charles Loyd
Henry St
BetSy Thomas
Ora’ Ray
Pendleton
David Glaze
Daleville
Jerry Poulson
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